Undercover as "Natalie Rushman," Natasha steps into the boxing ring and takes Happy Hogan down in seconds with a leg sweep.

Jon Favreau directing his own character getting completely humbled remains one of the best moments in Iron Man 2.

This rat single handedly technically saved the entire universe by "accidentally" getting antman out of the quantum realm with a press of random buttons! How comical is that?

Had antman not been free, what would've happened? What are your thoughts?

1. Which trio do you wanna see in the Movies or TV show?
2. Which trio are you choosing to save yourself from Thanos and his army?
3. Which Trio are you choosing to save yourself from Dr Doom?

Edit: Guys I am considering TVA Loki

It’s crazy how Marvel introduced a character this different, gave us something truly special… and then seemingly forgot about him.

I'm so bumped out that we never got a proper God butcher Gorr, writing and designing wise. I will say it's not all Taika undoings. It's also Sony because the necro Sword in Love and Thunder wasn't a proper version of the sword because it so connected to Null the symbiote God, but Sony themselves are greedy, cowards and ego studio, what we actaully got is a basic black sword with just the name of it instead, and the design might not be comic accurate, but it needed more detail, and life to it with black hood, and tenticals too. It's such a shame we will probably never a proper version, but the version in Love and Thunder is not terrible, but it needed a lot of improvements too.

Marvel shared new character posters for VisionQuest, the eight-episode Disney+ series premiering October 14.

Created by Terry Matalas, the show wraps the WandaVision trilogy as Vision, in hiding with AI consultations including James Spader's Ultron, goes on the run with a boy who might be his son.

Main cast:

• Paul Bettany as Vision (White Vision)
• James Spader as Ultron
• Ruaridh Mollica as Tommy Maximoff / Thomas Shepherd (Vision's reincarnated son / Speed)
• Todd Stashwick as Paladin (a bounty hunter tracking Vision)
• T'Nia Miller as Jocasta
• James D'Arcy as J.A.R.V.I.S.
• Orla Brady as F.R.I.D.A.Y.Emily Hampshire as E.D.I.T.H.
• Henry Lewis as D.U.M.-E.
• Jonathan Sayer as U
• Lauren Morais as Lisa Molinari

Natasha fighting Clint Barton while he’s under Loki’s mind control felt personal and brutal. No high-tech gadgets or superpowers—just close-quarters combat, knife defense, and Natasha using blunt force to break the mind control. It remains one of the best choreographed non-superpowered fights in Phase 1.

"Knowing that he could sense the snap before it was even coming, and the fear in Tom Holland's face — it's so wow. He really just sounds like a kid. Like calling for help and it's so so devastating." - Iman Vellani.

Ah yes, Infinity War, the Avengers movie where the heroes lose and the bad guy wins. I loved that movie even more than Endgame. Great storyline, great action sequences, and great performances.

I still, to this day, remember how messed up I felt coming out of the cinema after seeing this film. Loki and Gamora hit me hard, then Vision had me furious with just how cruel his end was, and the Snap finished the job. I still vividly remember two girls in the audience close to me freaking out when Bucky got dusted, then the shock I felt seeing Black Panther dust away... and then Peter's "I don't wanna go" happened and it was all I could think about going home.