Overview
- Marvel will re-release Avengers: Endgame as Endgame: Encore on Sept. 25, with the studio saying it includes new footage and a post‑credits tag that links into the December Avengers: Doomsday rollout.
- Film‑classification listings and reporting say standard screenings will run about 183 minutes while IMAX and Disney’s Infinity Vision presentations may run longer, a difference that reporters describe as between roughly two and five minutes of extra material.
- Those runtime claims come from secondary reports and classification filings and have not been fully verified by Marvel or Disney, so any scene content described in coverage should be treated as unconfirmed.
- Fans and some exhibitors have expressed concern that any Encore additions could alter Endgame’s original ending or be used to force continuity with Doomsday, and speculation has focused on whether the new minutes will involve Steve Rogers.
- Industry observers say the reissue and Infinity Vision tier could boost ticket sales and serve as targeted marketing for Doomsday, while raising ethical questions about premium‑only previews and unequal access for ordinary theatergoers.