The general runtime for the highly anticipated film Avengers: Doomsday has been revealed, with early ticket pre-sales slated to begin on July 20th. The Hollywood Reporter has indicated the movie will run for 2 hours and 45 minutes. While the runtime is not yet considered final, the imminent availability of tickets suggests significant changes are unlikely without impacting scheduled showtimes.
This runtime positions Avengers: Doomsday as one of the longer entries in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. For comparison, Avengers: Infinity War clocked in at two and a half hours, while Avengers: Endgame ran for precisely three hours. Doomsday's duration falls between these two previous installments.
Speculation is mounting that a full trailer for Avengers: Doomsday will be released the same week ticket pre-sales commence, coinciding with Marvel Studios' San Diego Comic-Con panel on July 25th. While teaser trailers have been released, the complete trailer has so far only been shown to attendees at CinemaCon. It remains uncertain whether the public will see the same trailer or a newly produced version, given that the CinemaCon trailer debuted three months ago.
The new trailer may also be attached to the release of Spider-Man: Brand New Day on July 31st. Despite numerous rumors circulating about the film's content, concrete plot details remain scarce. Officially, it is known that Robert Downey Jr. will portray Doctor Doom, and several Marvel heroes, including Steve Rogers, are expected to return. The film is also set to feature a significant portion of the original X-Men cast, with actors like James Marsden and Patrick Stewart reportedly involved. Concept art released recently offered a glimpse of the film's core cast, but specific narrative elements are still largely undisclosed, a situation expected to change later this month.