'Captain Marvel' trailer 2: 'I'm not going to fight your war, I am going to end it' may be the worst line in MCU history

The TV spot for 'Captain Marvel' overall has not really left an impact on most MCU fans, especially since it feels like Marvel is trying to sell it as a female superhero-led movie

The much-awaited second trailer for the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s upcoming 'Captain Marvel' is here and it is an unfortunate and bizarre mixture of underwhelming and extra at the same time. The new trailer has a few scenes from the previous one, including Captain Marvel (Brie Larson) having a throwdown with a Skrull disguised as an old lady in the subway and her correcting Nick Fury (Samuel L Jackson) when he called Kree, a race of noble warriors, and said they are a race of noble warrior heroes.

Beyond this, we also see Fury trying to recruit the superhero into his team, with his signature speech about an impending war and how now more than ever the heroes need to fight on the same side. Carol Danvers, however, does not buy what he is selling, and tells him, "I am not going to fight your war, I am going to end it."

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