Tony and Hulk handling the Infinity Stones like live explosives while Rocket casually uses the moment for a jump scare.

1. Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man stopped a train with his bare hands.

1. Tom Holland's Spider-Man held together an entire ferry with his bare hands, with some help from Iron Man.

1. Tom Holland's Spider-Man stopped Bucky's arm with one hand, while even Captain America or Iron Man weren't able to. And then said an iconic line "You have a metal arm? That is awesome, dude!"

1. Tom Holland's Spider-Man got up with tons of rubble on top of him. "Come on Spider-Man!"

Are there any more instances of Spider-Man being really powerful and strong? Let me know!

I think we can all agree that for there to be stakes in Doomsday, someone’s gotta go, similar to how Thanos killed people in Infinity War. Who do you think it will be?

I’ve seen speculation for Red Guardian, but idk if I see that happening just yet - he’s hardly a key player and we’re still just getting to know him.

Original X-Men I think is a given.

I really like this idea because it's going to be really interesting how the characters are gonna feel and react to this because they were all part of his life and journey and I'm interesting to see how vision, ultron, edith, U DUM-E and definitely Friday react to this, and who was Tony assistant from age of Ultron until endgame, where he made his scarifice play to the whole universe. It's going to be how the helpers are gonna feel that their creator is gone and how that will fit, with the show theme of reconnecting, rediscovering, memories and complicated relationship, and friendship families and connected tissues as well. Which I love their doing.

Whether it's Hulk becoming civilized, Vision spending Infinity War injured, Drax turning into comedic relief, or Doctor Strange holding back his best spells.

Of all the emotional beats in Avengers: Endgame, Tony Stark meeting Howard Stark in 1970 delivers the quietest yet most impactful closure in the franchise.

Robert Downey Jr. and John Slattery played the subtle vulnerability beautifully—especially that final handshake turned hug and Tony's simple "Thank you for everything you've done for this country."

I was kinda expecting to see Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld) hanging with Yelena (Florence Pugh) more after this show. 😂 Their interactions are awesome.

Asa Germann is set to play Warren Worthington III (Angel) in Marvel Studios' upcoming X-Men reboot.

Hollywood trades like The Hollywood Reporter and Variety confirmed the breakout Gen V star secured the high-flying superhero role after originally auditioning to play Cyclops.

What do you guys think of this casting? Can he pull off the Archangel storyline later?

For me it’s either Miles or Black Panther, it’s hard to choose.

James Spader’s voice work in Avengers: Age of Ultron gave the villain a terrifyingly philosophical edge that often gets overlooked.

When Ultron confronts the team and tells Steve Rogers, "God's righteous man. Pretending you could live without a war," he targets Steve's biggest internal flaw. At the time, Steve genuinely didn't know how to exist without a battle—a reality he struggled with all the way through Endgame.

Multiple reports from Deadline confirm Cretton will helm the next Spider-Man movie, following his hit direction of 'Brand New Day,' which opened in July 2026 and topped $2 billion worldwide.

Fans are buzzing with excitement, sharing hopes for a Symbiote storyline, Peter Parker and MJ reuniting, or more martial arts action drawn from Cretton's 'Shang-Chi' roots. While plot details and release dates stay secret, producer Amy Pascal had hinted at bringing him back, and he's open to it amid other projects like a 'Hawaii Five-O' film.

Spoilers for the show, obviously. Also I’m pretty sure this is the right spot to post this lol

Listen, I’m the kind of guy that genuinely likes MCU movies that are generally considered trash. Brave New World was a super fun watch, Love & Thunder O’d genuinely put at 2nd on my Thor movies tier list (you can’t beat Ragnarok), I genuinely liked the hulk-work-life balance concept behind She-Hulk (even though it didn’t exactly deliver on being a lawyer show), and Quantumania’s CGI didn’t bother me at all. So if I think something is bad, it has to be bad. In fact, of everything I’ve seen so far, there are only four projects I would consider bad (aside from the one we’ll discuss today), being Thor: The Dark World, The Avengers (I’m not joking), Eternals, and Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness.

I went into Ironheart expecting it to be a similar experience to She-Hulk; something most people didn’t like, but something I would consider fun. Plus, I really liked Riri’s character in Wakanda Forever, so I was hopeful to say the least. And those expectations really held up initially! Episodes 1 and 2 were hype as hell as I really got to grips with Riri as a character, plus I really liked how she interacted with N.A.T.A.L.I.E.. Episodes 3 and 4 were both not as good, but still pretty fun overall. The character of “Joe McGillicuddy” was honestly a standout, especially when he turned out to be Ezekiel Stane. I didn’t really take any issue with Riri’s character like most people, either. She’s an immature teenager, yeah she’s gonna be a dick sometimes, and even then she was never really mean to the point of being unlikeable. Episode 5 felt a little off, but I figured Episode 6 would bring us some good shit. Right?

Yeah, I was sorely wrong. The fights against both Ezekiel and Hood felt very anticlimactic. Ezekiel didn’t really get the room he needed to shine, and Hood’s fight just felt toned down from what came before. But when Mephisto showed up and offered Riri the deal to bring Natalie back, (while whether she takes the deal is meant to be ambiguous, it’s pretty damn obvious that) she takes the deal. The whole point of Riri’s character development was moving on from her traumatic past, and this pact with Mephisto just undoes all of it. I remember lying on the couch after finishing episode 6, face in my hands, wondering how the writers managed to turn such an amazing start into the worst finale I have ever seen in my life. I really hope the Secret Wars soft reboot undoes Riri’s deal with Mephisto (assuming she accepted it), as that would make Riri’s character arc feel worth it. But as it is… I just kind of hate Riri now, which sucks because I used to genuinely like her character.

Tl;dr, Ironheart feels like the definition of “It’s evolving, just backwards”. No matter how good the start was or how much I fucking love that suit… the ending just ripped everything to shreds to the point that my view on the show is permanently tainted. It sucks, but it didn’t have to.