With filming for Captain Marvel 2 beginning later this year in the UK, it's once again time for Brie Larson to hit the gym! Earlier today, the adorkable Larson posted a new video to her official YouTube channel. In addition to wishing her viewers a happy new year and sharing some 2021 resolutions, Larson also previewed her new home gym, which is soon to be filled with moans groans as she transforms back into Carol Danvers, aka Captain Marvel.
"As you may know, Captain Marvel 2 is gearing up. I can't say much more about it than that, but, I've got to get ready for it. It's time for me to get moving," Larson explains before taking her fans on a tour of her new home gym.
You can check out Larson's gym in the video posted below. If you're in a hurry, just fast-forward to the 1:48 mark:
Having watched a few of Larson's workout routines via her YouTube channel I can tell you that she does not mess around when it comes to getting pumped for her next Marvel movie outing. I also have to admit that I'm jealous of her new gym setup. I have a couple of things set up in my house too, but my situation is nowhere near as cool as Larson's. Perhaps if I give Marvel a call they'll send me some equipment? I'll have to give that a shot.
Little is known about Captain Marvel 2 at this time beyond that the film will somehow tie-in to Marvel's plans for a Secret Invasion film. Director Nia DeCosta (Candyman) has been signed on to direct, with Larson returning as Carol Danvers aka Captain Marvel, and Teyonah Parris co-starring as Monica Rambeau.
Personally, I'm very excited to see Captain Marvel return to the silver screen once her highly-anticipated sequel gets released. I realize that the character's first film was a point of contention for some, but I'm not about to hear that noise. Carol Danvers is one of my favorite Marvel characters, full-stop, and with the stakes being even higher for her second film there's no telling how much ass she's going to kick. I say bring it on!
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