This week, clips from the set of “Avengers: Doomsday” surfaced online following a sneaky visit by a fan to the location that was supposed to be under tight security.
This month, the Marvel Universe experienced one of its most significant security lapses in recent times. A person known as @TheyNeverSawItComing on TikTok managed to carry out a “Mission Impossible”-style heist and successfully infiltrated the robust Marvel system by secretly gaining access to the set of Avengers: Doomsday, which is filmed at Pinewood Studios in Buckinghamshire, England.
Later on, he shared every forbidden video clip from the Avengers: Doomsday set on TikTok, which is a common practice these days.
The video under discussion initially shows him scaling a big tree to jump over a fence, followed by him exploring the movie-making site. Remarkably, this footage provides an uncommon sneak peek into one of Marvel’s clandestine productions. It’s fascinating because he not only managed to get onto the set without any mishaps but also took his mission a step further by capturing cast trailers, a catering table, and even helped himself to their food and drinks – all under the guise of blending in as if he belonged there.
Not only did the plan succeed, but it was a perfect example of “pretending until you become it”. Additionally, not only did the enthusiastic spectator score some free food, they also managed to catch a sneak peek by secretly filming certain movie scenes – notably those with the term “Madripoor” in them. This revelation has sparked great excitement among Marvel fans everywhere.
If you haven’t been keeping up with your MCU TV watching, judging by the ratings, you aren’t alone.
In the popular series “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” a city called Madripoor is depicted as a lawless urban jungle. This fictional locale seems destined for another appearance in the upcoming movie “Avengers: Doomsday.” A TikTok user, who bravely posted a clip (later removed from TikTok but widely shared on other platforms like X and Instagram), has sparked excitement among fans who believe it hints at the return of our heroes to this seedy metropolis. The viral video has ignited speculation about possible appearances by characters such as Sharon Carter, Shang Chi, and even Wolverine, given Madripoor’s connections in the comic book world.
As a movie critic, I must admit, the recent security breach on the set of “Avengers: Doomsday,” Marvel’s anticipated blockbuster due out in 2025, has left me quite perplexed. Filming commenced under the capable hands of directors Anthony and Joe Russo back in April, yet it seems that some cracks have appeared in Marvel’s famously robust security measures.
A TikTok user, masked and mysterious, posted a video boasting about effortlessly infiltrating the set, mockingly taunting Marvel with the caption “too easy.” This incident has raised concerns about the effectiveness of on-site security enforcement, leaving us all wondering if the mighty Marvel machine may have met its match.
As a dedicated moviegoer, I recently came across a tantalizing TikTok clip that hinted at upcoming Marvel Studios content without revealing any major plot points. The video, however, showed no clear images of the actors or crucial scenes. This intriguing sneak peek, apparently, stirred up quite a storm, as Disney promptly removed it from TikTok. Although Marvel Studios has yet to make an official statement, industry practices suggest that they may take legal action or bolster security measures to discourage imitators.
The event has sparked disagreement among Marvel fans, with some applauding the boldness of @TheyNeverSawItComing and others criticizing it as an invasion of creative privacy. Taking things a step further, some doubters on platform X are speculating that the entire incident might have been orchestrated, citing the intruder’s noticeable filming, minor spoilers, and Marvel’s pattern of controlled leaks. In truth, it isn’t implausible to consider this as a strategy by Marvel to fuel excitement for its struggling movie series.
Simultaneously, yet oddly inconsiderate of a fan, the intruder has behaved in an unbecoming manner since leaking the footage. After his video was removed from TikTok, he provoked Marvel again by saying “the harm has already been inflicted, cry more.”
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Coincidentally, but quite un-fanlike, the intruder has acted disrespectfully since leaking the footage. After his video was deleted from TikTok, he taunted Marvel once more with the words “the damage is done, keep crying more.
Marvel Studios has apparently warned a fan who trespassed on the set of ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’, saying, “Just received my first official warning – seems like it’s time to start cooking.” (via theyneversawitcoming | IG)
— Cosmic Marvel (@cosmic_marvel) May 21, 2025
Marvel, rather than expressing distress, seems to have taken a legal approach instead, as indicated by his latest post which reads “received my first formal warning.” The leaker and Marvel appear to be fully embracing this scenario. Additionally, with the movie’s release (now delayed) approaching, we can expect more spoilers in the coming months, but they may not be disclosed quite so uniquely as this instance.
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2025-05-25 17:00