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Hypebeast reports that the trailer for Avengers Endgame: Encore pulled in 77 million views during its first day online, a figure that more than quadruples the previous benchmark for any re-release trailer. The September 25 theatrical return will double as a launchpad for Avengers: Doomsday, giving audiences an exclusive look at the December 18 release. The timing carries its own narrative weight: the encore lands just as Endgame was overtaken at the domestic box office, reframing the gesture as both victory lap and strategic reset.
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