News of a full leak of Avengers: Doomsday has recently surfaced, three months before the film's release. An X user claimed that the version circulating online has a resolution of 2160p (4K), with one distributor holding a complete copy. These claims remain unconfirmed, and Marvel has not responded.
Leaker MyTimeToShineHello initially mentioned the alleged leak and later posted a video clip purportedly from the film. The footage shows a damaged Sentinel robot with glowing green components. The account did not confirm the video's authenticity, instead asking if the scene was real. Another leaker, Daniel RPK, also supported the leak rumors.
Among the circulating images, one clearer shot features Robert Downey Jr. as Doctor Doom: he stands in the center with his hood up and arms outstretched, flanked by damaged Sentinels, with Earth against a fiery sky in the background. This image is also part of the alleged leak and cannot be used to confirm that the entire film has been leaked.
The account Blue Minutes claimed that the film is being circulated within closed communities, though they expressed reservations about this claim. Some users in the comments asserted they had watched the entire movie, but these posts do not prove the leak is genuine.
Previously, Avengers: Doomsday also experienced material leaks. After costume photos circulated online for several months, Disney began issuing takedown requests, which lent credibility to their authenticity. In June this year, a video showing Doctor Doom and Sentinels attacking the X-Men was also subject to takedown requests. These precedents do not confirm the current rumors of a full film leak.
Avengers: Doomsday is scheduled for release on December 18.