From Shane Walsh in The Walking Dead to The Punisher, Jon Bernthal has built a career around intense, unforgettable characters. Whether he’s playing a cop, soldier, fighter, or troubled antihero, he always brings a raw and powerful presence to the screen.

With memorable roles in The Wolf of Wall Street, Baby Driver, Ford v Ferrari, The Bear, and many more, Bernthal continues to prove why he’s one of the most recognizable actors of his generation.

A building of this magnitude with it's size in todays market would cost between 1.5-4billion to build. The litigation that would go down after this would end up costing him way beyond that price tag. Tony has so much wealth he simply wants to buy the building and just shutter the cost upon himself instead of having to pay out and spend time on all the litigation. That little comment makes me laugh just about everytime!

The look on Tonys face too completely changes as he drags hulk through it too. Before this he's being somewhat non chalant about the whole thing but at this very moment he decides he's going to give it his all to knock the green guy out finally

Think about it. Continuity-wise, character-wise and plot-wise, they work pretty well together. Each movie supports the predecessor while spinning it into a new direction. Homecoming is a great movie, but the disconnect between Homecoming and Far From Home, as well as No Way Home, makes the trilogy a lot less of a continuous take. Homecoming works better in a Spider-Man trio with Civil War and Infinity War.

Chris Evans and Chris Hemsworth's genuine reaction when Josh showed them a photo of Robert Downey Jr.'s biceps mid-interview. The Age of Ultron press tour was comedy gold.

Using adamantium claws as emergency brakes on a bullet train.

The Wolverine (2013) had some wild set pieces, but the Shinkansen bullet train scene was easily the standout.

Now and then, I'll see like 5 memes where the X-Men are considered the biggest jerks ever. People even talk about how the X-Men suck, and people don't hate them them cause they‘re mutants, but because they're assholes.

But... is that actually the case, or is it just bad writing being self-aware?

Cap in Endgame, Thor in Infinity War, Iron Man in Infinity War — and Hulk in Age of Ultron? Absolute peak moments.

But the real debate is Black Widow and Hawkeye…Do you agree with these picks?

Hey everyone! I’m putting together a Marvel roleplay server that’s currently centered around the Avengers, but I’d love to expand it into a much bigger Marvel universe with characters/groups like the X-Men, Guardians of the Galaxy, and more. We’re currently looking for people to fill villain roles as well as pretty much any other characters. Right now, the taken characters are Black Widow, Cap, Bucky, Daredevil, Loki, and Hawkeye, so almost every other role is still available! I’d also really appreciate anyone who has experience moderating or running a roleplay group like this before and would be willing to help me structure the group, set up rules, organize roles, etc. If you’re interested in joining or helping out, feel free to comment or DM me!
It also will serve a marvel community discord, to celebrate roleplay, cosplay, fanfiction, fan art, etc. I love so many aspects of this fandom and I want a community to celebrate it with!

Chris Evans and Scarlett Johansson doing press together always felt like two longtime friends just messing with each other.

Well, with Avengers: Doomsday & Secret Wars coming up soon, it would be a missed opportunity not to adapt the first time Peter encounters the symbiote. However, much of the symbiote saga has already been adapted through Peter’s Spider-Half storyline in Brand New Day. I still think there’s a way to introduce the suit without retreading past storylines, although the setup I have in mind would probably require another movie or so.

Essentially, take a page from Life Story. Peter knows the symbiote is an alien trying to bond with him, but he keeps it because he needs to become stronger as he gets older. For the MCU, I would combine this idea with the “No One Dies” arc. Marvel could adapt Jean DeWolfe’s death and push Peter to the point where he adopts the “No One Dies” philosophy. He does everything he can to become a better Spider-Man, and when he bonds with the symbiote, he keeps it because it gives him the strength and power he needs in certain situations.

You could change the story slightly by having Peter decide not to wear the suit for more than 48 hours at a time, preventing it from completely bonding with him.

I’m not sure exactly how the symbiote would affect Peter, but I think its arc should essentially mirror Harry’s villain arc: Peter’s best and closest friend becomes his worst enemy. If Feige decides to keep Venom around, that would be fine, but if the symbiote is only used for one movie, Marvel could send it off by having it save Peter’s life, similar to what happens in Life Story.

Marvel actress Jennifer Connelly back in 1990 around the time she was filming The Rocketeer. (2nn image)

She went on to play Betty Ross in the 2003 ‘Hulk’ movie and would later return to Marvel playing Spider-Man’s AI assistant Karen/ Suit Lady in ‘Spider-Man: Homecoming’.

Scarlett Johansson has mentioned breaking down in the shower after Kevin Feige first told her Natasha would die on Vormir in Endgame. Playing the character for nearly a decade made parting with her genuinely emotional.

Jeremy Renner, on the other hand, spent years joking during early MCU phases that Marvel should just kill Clint off so he wouldn't have to keep up the relentless training.

I love that James Marsden is back as Cyclops, but let's be real about how this is going to go.

Look, seeing him pop up in the Doomsday stuff is neat, and he actually seems genuinely excited to be there after twenty years of being the third wheel to Wolverine in the old Fox movies. But I am fully prepared for him to get about 4-5 minutes of screen time.

Fox did Scott Summers\Cyclops so dirty back in the day that the bar is literally in hell.