Avengers Endgame Encore: Marvel Opens IMAX Bookings, Fans Hunt for Doomsday Clues

Seven years later, the snap is happening all over again — this time in theatres. Bookings for Avengers Endgame Encore are officially open, and Marvel fans are already lining up to catch a glimpse of what’s coming in Doomsday.

Avengers Endgame Encore: What’s New in This Re-Release

Endgame Encore isn’t just a straight replay of the 2019 blockbuster. Marvel has added roughly four minutes of new footage, a fresh post-credits scene, and a confirmed runtime of 185 minutes, alongside subtle color-grading tweaks to several key sequences. Joe Russo, who co-directed both Endgame and the upcoming Doomsday, has called the re-release a “critical companion story” — essentially a bridge connecting the two films.

The Doomsday Footage Everyone’s Talking About

Every screening includes an exclusive first look at Avengers: Doomsday, but IMAX and Infinity Vision-certified theatres get an additional, longer sneak peek not shown elsewhere. Marvel is releasing the Encore across five formats — Standard, IMAX, Infinity Vision, ScreenX, and 4DX — with the extra Doomsday material reserved specifically for premium large-format screens.

Why This Matters for Doomsday

With Steve Rogers’ fate still unresolved after Endgame, fans are convinced the new footage sets up his return in Doomsday. The re-release also serves a bigger commercial purpose: Endgame currently sits just behind Avatar as the second highest-grossing film of all time, and this theatrical run could help close that gap.

Should You Book IMAX?

If catching every second of new Doomsday footage matters to you, IMAX or Infinity Vision is the only way to see the full exclusive preview — standard screenings only get the shorter version.

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