Chinese trailer for 'Shazam!' is dope with references to Superman, Batman and a good dose of humor

Zachary Levi starrer 'Shazam!' is slated to release on April 5 and the makers released a new trailer for audiences in China with footage that was missing from the US trailer
PUBLISHED MAR 15, 2019

'Shazam!', the first DC Extended Universe superhero movie to release this year, has created a lot of buzz with the trailer that were released earlier in March. The trailer was complete with humor, some great action and teenage indifference.

Now, we have an all-new trailer which was released for audiences in China and, for some strange reason, it has more footage than the American version. The trailer reiterates that 'Shazam!' is going to be an all-out fun movie. We picked out the top three things that were absent in the American trailer. 

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