At last, the first full trailer for Oscar Isaac’s Marvel Disney+ series “Moon Knight”Is here. And as Ethan Hawke astutely notes late in it, there’s chaos in him. You’ll be able to see for yourself when the show premieres March 30. First, check out the trailer at the top.
Marc Spector (Moon Knight) is a comic book character who is a former CIA agent and turned mercenary. He was nearly killed by his nemesis before the Moon God Khonshu saved his life. His body is controlled by four personalities. He wears a mummy-esque costume to fight magical crime, convinced that his near-death experience has convinced him that his new mission is to protect the innocent.
The trailer suggests that things are a little different in the trailer “Moon Knight.” Here, we first meet “Steve,” a man played by Oscar Isaac’s very convincing English accent who works at a museum somewhere in Britain. Steve, or Stevie? appears to be losing his mind as multiple personalities battle for dominance — including a name Steve hasn’t heard before: Marc. You can also add your own Tyler Durden joke.
But then, that must be why whoever it is that Ethan Hawke is playing — there are plenty of options, but we’re guessing it’s Randall, Marc’s evil brother, a villain better known as Shadow Knight — mentions that whole chaos thing.
Along with the trailer, Marvel also released a poster, which we’ve embedded below for your convenience.
“Moon Knight” is led by head writer Jeremy Slater, who co-created Netflix’s “The Umbrella Academy.” Mohamed Diab, Justin Benson and Aaron Moorhead serve as the show’s directors.
According to the official logline “Moon Knight”Will be “a new globetrotting action-adventure series featuring a complex vigilante who suffers from dissociative identity disorder. The multiple identities who live inside him find themselves thrust into a deadly war of the gods against the backdrop of modern and ancient Egypt.”
This show follows Marvel Studios’ 2021 debut of its first original series. “WandaVision,”Continue reading “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” “Loki” “What If?”And finally, “Hawkeye”Over the holidays. “Moon Knight” will be 2022’s first offering as Marvel Studios continues the overarching Marvel Cinematic Universe story on the small screen, with “She-Hulk,” “Ms. Marvel”The Samuel L. Jackson-led limited series “Secret Invasion”This year, Disney+ is expected to have the following features:
