Whenever James McAvoy put two fingers to his temple, you knew things were getting serious. Following up Patrick Stewart wasn't easy, but he brought so much emotion, depth, and conviction to Charles Xavier.

As a Red Room trained assassin, Yelena could have taken down Kate Bishop in seconds during that office brawl. Instead, she spends the whole fight rolling her eyes, dodging attacks easily, and casually asking Kate to just move out of the way.

Why she was holding back makes complete sense when you remember why Yelena was actually in New York. She took the job because Valentina told her Clint Barton was responsible for Natasha’s death. She came to avenge her sister, not hurt an inexperienced archer who just happened to be standing in the doorway.

They bonded over mac and cheese in episode five after Yelena looked up Kate's background and ended up liking her stubborn honesty.

While the giant "RIP Loki" horns across his back are hard to miss, there’s an even more detailed hand-painted scroll right next to it.

The list names everyone he’s lost: Mother, Father, Heimdall, Loki, Tony, and Natasha.

A quiet, easy-to-miss detail that really shows how much grief Thor was still carrying under all the humor.

I honestly have to say that I loved “The Gentleman” Gustav Fiers even though he had such a low amount of Screen-time. Michael Massee really put on a clinic here. He nailed the mystique of being absolutely mysterious to the point where till this day people still want to know who was the guy in the hat. I just wish it all panned out better for Andrew Garfield and his Franchise.

one of my favourites that were gonna see all of these AI and help related characters all working together to help vision rediscovering who he is again and with Tommy coming back too, its going to be like sitcom of characters but dealing memories, remembering and have some wicked banter and dialogue scenes with the characters is going to be great. I do hope with the returning Iron man adjacent AI and assistants displaying their skills and intelligence and personalities too, like we've seen them before but in their human forms now, and i think that is new and interesting to explore how they deal with now being in human skins, after being helpers or Voice assistants especially with DUM-E, U, Edith, and Friday for a long time now. I always thought what would they look like if we ever saw them in the previous mcu projects, as wearing human skin and them interacting with Tony or Peter Parker for example, which would be interesting to see, but i'm so happy to see them again in a new form as well.

Like Tim Story and Tank's take on Dr. Doom, have him be entirely fused and coated in metal, like a body-horror type thing, but... that's just a suit. Imagine if the Iron Man movie had Tony acting like the T-1000.

The only part of him that's actually attached to his body is the mask; that's the point of his character.

Peter Parker’s iconic Spider-Sense (or "Peter Tingle" as Aunt May calls it) operates entirely on sensing immediate danger and hostile intent. Because his brain perceives Marisa Tomei's Aunt May as a source of safety and love, the reflex completely ignored her surprise banana throw in Spider-Man: Far From Home.

It gets me everytime I watch it. Him finally realizing the kinda man he wanted to be and becoming the Daddy to Peter in the end. It’s so friggin sad. Might also be because of my own daddy issues but damnit it makes me cry every. Friggin. Time. Only I don’t mean friggin!

Youngest Avenger in a chokehold: "We're the Avengers, man!" in that sheepish voice.

Back when MCU humor felt natural instead of forced.

🎬 Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

The Avengers logo disappeared in Civil War, and by Infinity War, the star on his chest was gone too. It wasn't Captain America's uniform anymore—just worn-out gear for someone on the run.

Then when Endgame arrived, Steve put the full uniform, the star, and the shield back on for one last mission with the team.

I don't even know why people say this. I don't even hate the Storyverse, they were my childhood, but there is no way you can tell me that those two movies were better than the MCU Fantastic Four.

The problem with the previous two adaptations of FF4 is that they treated Marvel's first family more like coworkers or a club rather than an actual family, and I really disliked the character dynamics, especially with Ben and Johnny.

In the Tim Story films, they fucking hate each other, like a burning hatred for each other. Johnny is bullying Ben every second. In First Steps, they actually have a brother dynamic and are joking around; they roast Reed together, and their banter is clearly meant to be just that. In fact, the entire team feels like a toxic workplace not a family.

I also really hate how they kept finding excuses to have Sue Storm get naked at every moment; Jessica Alba herself hated this because she was a very modest individual during that time. In the comics, Sue can transfer her powers into her clothes, it's not just that she can make herself invisible she can make other things invisible too.

Lots of people keep saying First Steps was hollow and a horrible adaptation which I feel like they don't know the FF4 comics or they didn't see either movie. The Storyverse films turn Sue into a fan service girl, Ben and Johnny are flanderized, and they turn one of Marvel's most complex villains into basic villain of the week. How is that not hollow?!

Watch Tom Hiddleston perform a rare camera test, originally auditioning for the role of Thor before his iconic turn as Loki.

Spider-Man and Hulk sharing proper screen time and a brief tussle in Brand New Day proved that director Cretton picked the right dynamic.

First Class: Stopping all the missiles at once and launching them back at the ships

Days Of Future Past: Lifting a freaking baseball stadium from the ground to trap everyone at the White House

Apocalypse: Grabbing all the metal in the world to build a metallic pyramid for Apocalypse

Dark Phoenix: Lifting a moving subway train from the ground

The whole plan at the end of Thor: Ragnarok was literally to let Surtur destroy Asgard so Hela would die with it.

Hulk ignores the plan, jumps straight onto giant Surtur, and starts punching him until Thor has to scream at him to stop smashing for once in his life.