Disney+ Secret Invasion Video Featurette

To celebrate the highly anticipated "Secret Invasion" finale on Disney+, The Walt Disney Company will offer viewers a special opportunity to watch the first three episodes of the hit series on its Hulu platform, starting tomorrow. Marking the occasion, a Skrull invasion is imminent at San Diego Comic-Con this weekend: fans attending the convention may bump into - or become - one of the menacing shapeshifters.

"Secret Invasion" episodes "Resurrection," "Promises" and "Betrayed" will stream on Hulu from Friday, July 21, through Thursday, August 17.

Marvel Studios' thrilling espionage series "Secret Invasion" is streaming on Disney+, where subscribers currently have access to the first five episodes, with Episode 6, the finale, premiering next Wednesday, July 26.

In Marvel Studios' new series "Secret Invasion," set in the present-day MCU, Nick Fury learns of a clandestine invasion of Earth by a faction of shapeshifting Skrulls. Fury joins his allies, including Everett Ross, Maria Hill, and the Skrull Talos, who has made a life for himself on Earth. Together they race against time to thwart an imminent Skrull invasion and save humanity.

Marvel Studios' "Secret Invasion" stars Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Cobie Smulders, Martin Freeman, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Charlayne Woodard, Killian Scott, Samuel Adewunmi, Dermot Mulroney, Christopher McDonald, Katie Finneran, with Emilia Clarke and Olivia Colman, and Don Cheadle.

Ali Selim directs the series and executive produces along with fellow executive producers Kevin Feige, Jonathan Schwartz, Louis D'Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Brad Winderbaum, Samuel L. Jackson, Ali Selim, Kyle Bradstreet, and Brian Tucker. Kyle Bradstreet is also the head writer, and Jennifer L. Booth, Allana Williams, and Brant Englestein serve as co-executive producers.

On 7/18/2023 at 1:19 PM, since83 said:

"...I feel like this show is another case of severe "jumping the gun" that the MCU does. What was the rush to do Secret Invasion? Other than a few minutes of exposition in a mediocre movie, most people have no connection to this story to care about.... overall the show is lacking oooompf. I felt nothing during the last three "deaths"...."

This is my concern about how this show is going: there's nothing distinguishing the Skrulls from any generic, human, bunch of "radicalized" terrorist/freedom fighters we've seen a million times already. They're not alien.

I get that in sci-fi shows like this, budget restraints are always going to limit the "alien" makeup, prosthetics, etc. but even character wise, the writing doesn't reflect what it should. Case in point, Skrull is "killed" but after its resurrected, it reverts back to its human disguise, not its Skrull default. Doesn't make sense.

Don't think anyone has referred to Teddy as a Super Skrull. I get that you said technically, so OK. But a hybrid isn't the same as what I am fearing. If the kid with the earflaps hat is Teddy, and he's just a Skrull who walks into the machine and gets Hulk powers, that will suck. The future King of Space deserves better.

I feel like this show is another case of severe "jumping the gun" that the MCU does. What was the rush to do Secret Invasion? Other than a few minutes of exposition in a mediocre movie, most people have no connection to this story to care about. I feel like we needed a lot more cosmic drama dealing with the Kree/ Skrull war for viewers to care about this subject. That being said, I am watching. It's not horrible. All the scenes of SLJ talking one on one to whoever else are great. But overall the show is lacking oooompf. I felt nothing during the last three "deaths".

Plus with the Avengers gone, the real plot should be Zemo deciding if he can't beat em join em and starting the Thunderbolts. And I mean the real Thunderbolts. Then when they actually did Secret Invasion right, we could get one of my favorite parts....where all the villain teams help the heroes since its their world too.

On 7/18/2023 at 2:36 AM, since83 said:

Is that a "Super Skrull" with Hulk powers? Or is it Hulkling? Or is Hulkling now a "Super Skrull"?

Super Skrull before the FF was introduced?...pfft.

technically yes, Teddy would be considered a Super-Skrull since he has the abilities of a Skrull and the extra abilities of a Kree.

by the sounds of think your haven't been watching the series as yes, Super-skrulls have been introduced. The one we know is not only one in the comic. Now there are hundreds. So that version can still be presented later. And no this is not a recent thing. They have multiple Super Skrull for decade. Paibok and Lyra for example are super-skrulls.

Is that a "Super Skrull" with Hulk powers? Or is it Hulkling? Or is Hulkling now a "Super Skrull"?

Super Skrull before the FF was introduced?...pfft.

Disney+ released a brand-new trailer for Marvel Studios' "Secret Invasion." Don't miss the last two episodes of this exciting espionage thriller with Nick Fury trusting no one as he rushes to avert chaos.

In Marvel Studios' new series "Secret Invasion," set in the present-day MCU, Nick Fury learns of a clandestine invasion of Earth by a faction of shapeshifting Skrulls. Fury joins his allies, including Everett Ross, Maria Hill, and the Skrull Talos, who have made a life for himself on Earth. Together they race against time to thwart an imminent Skrull invasion and save humanity.

Marvel Studios' "Secret Invasion" stars Samuel L. Jackson, Ben Mendelsohn, Cobie Smulders, Martin Freeman, Kingsley Ben-Adir, Charlayne Woodard, Killian Scott, Samuel Adewunmi, Dermot Mulroney, Christopher McDonald, Katie Finneran, with Emilia Clarke and Olivia Colman, and Don Cheadle.

Ali Selim directs the series and executive produces with fellow executive producers Kevin Feige, Jonathan Schwartz, Louis D'Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Brad Winderbaum, Samuel L. Jackson, Ali Selim, Kyle Bradstreet, and Brian Tucker. Kyle Bradstreet is also the head writer, and Jennifer L. Booth, Allana Williams, and Brant Englestein serve as co-executive producers.

Marvel Studios' "Secret Invasion" is streaming now exclusively on Disney+. The series finale will stream on Wednesday, July 26.

On 7/3/2023 at 9:40 AM, Lord_Scareglow said:

".... I do love just seeing Sam Jackson being Nick Fury, I can never get enough of that and Ben Mendelsohn is just a great actor, I do enjoy the twos dynamics, some of the other characters are sorta flat though not overly impressed with Gravik or Game of thrones chick, but I see potential in the Villain, he got pretty menacing in the 2nd episode..."

I agree that most of the others do seem flat, but Oliva Coleman's Sonya Falsworth is very intriguing. Far as I can tell, she is new to the MCU and the comics; of course I'm betting she has some relation to the WWII Falsworths ( James Montgomery and Jaqueline, Union Jack and Spitfire respectively); who knows, we might see some early Captain America here. I'm all for it, if this can nudge hasbo to do some comic golden age figures like FA Cap, Bucky, Human Torch, and guys like Red Raven, Destroyer, Blazing Skull, Miss America and the Whizzer. But thats getting way ahead of anything....very interested in how Secret Invasion plays out.

So far this show is pretty good, I had high hopes, and it's not exactly meeting those hopes, but I have a feeling it's going to really ramp up with the 3rd episode, the 2nd was a ton more exciting then the 1st other then the thing that happened...wink nudge if you know you know. I do love just seeing Sam Jackson being Nick Fury, I can never get enough of that and Ben Mendelsohn is just a great actor, I do enjoy the twos dynamics, some of the other characters are sorta flat though not overly impressed with Gravik or Game of thrones chick, but I see potential in the Villain, he got pretty menacing in the 2nd episode.

On 7/3/2023 at 7:35 AM, leokearon said:

He did turn up in the season 1 finale. Still a young fury series would have been interesting

I meant as an ongoing regular cast member. The show's budget likely couldn't have supported his salary. But my idea was, another actor, featuring Fury in some flashback arcs, maybe when he was 10 or so years before the series timeline. Just enough to see SHIELD as the organization it was supposed to be, but not something that could interfere with whatever the movies were going to do. Anyway that's over, and I'm hoping they do SHIELD and him justice in this Invasion show.