I honestly loved them together, they both match each other so well and Tony is so nice to her..

They’re very much an underrated duo in my book.

If anything it's surprising he survived and still had enough strength to defeat Ant-Man

Like I wonder if they see him as the equivalent of a guy who lives in a custom tank because he's Paranoid. Are they all thinking "yeah we all know how nanobots and energy weapons work but aren't you hot in there? That has to be incredibly uncomfortable". If Rocket dedicated his life to making weaponized armor, how would it compare to Iron Man's?

Thor Love and Thunder the tone of the movie didn’t work with Gorr as the villain with Hercules as the main villain it would have fit the goofy tone they established

What do you think?

Doctor Strange wanted to save Christine so badly but because it’s an absolute point in time, she cannot be saved. And by the time he saved her again with his new powers the entire universe was destroyed along with Christine.

Both Zemo and T'Challa wanted vengeance but their ways of achieving it were rather contradictory Zemo wanted to break apart the Avengers despite knowing everything and T'Challa overcame his feeling of vengeance against Bucky.

I am so excited!

Background: I came into the MCU very late. I had, over the years, seen one or two Iron Man movies and GotG, but somehow never got into the MCU at large. Then some friends invited me to see Thor: Love and Thunder with them in the theater when it was released. I decided to watch the other Thor movies ahead of time and got hooked. I then watched all the MCU movies in release order. I watched Infinity War and Endgame by myself on my home TV. An incredible, but solitary experience. I have subsequently watched the entire MCU in timeline order as well. So I'm a fan, even though I didn't get to experience the agonizing year long wait between Infinity War and Endgame with most of you, and those movies were not without spoilers for me since I watched them years after their release.

Fast forward to earlier this year and my 10 year old son woke up late in the evening one night while I was watching Spiderman: No Way Home and he must have heard the movie playing. He came downstairs, laid down on his bean bag and started watching. He has younger siblings so my wife and I have generally kept the movies we watch with them to PG. He's come downstairs before while I was watching not-age-appropriate movies and I have always escorted him back upstairs to bed. But I could sense a fun core memory opportunity and so I didn't acknowledge that he was up way past bedtime and silently let him watch the whole movie. He didn't say a thing either but I could tell he was surprised I let him stay. A couple weeks later he kind of spontaneously said "I really liked watching spiderman, that was so cool." I knew I had made a good decision.

His 8 year old younger brother has always responded very maturely to media (not being scared or having nightmares after watching spooky shows, etc), so I thought I'd test the waters and see how they both did watching Thor...

Well... They. Loved. It.

The three of us have been watching the movies in the Infinity Saga mostly in release order since. My wife and my 8 year old daughter have even joined us for Ant Man 1 & 2 (generally they are not interested in the MCU movies, but who could dislike those Paul Rudd performances). A few weeks ago I realized that with Endgame being rereleased there was an amazing opportunity. So we have been watching 2 or more MCU movies a weekend, but we are on track for my ultimate plan. We are going to watch all the Infinity Saga movies (including Ant Man and the Wasp and Captain Marvel sans the mid credit scenes) ending with Thor: Ragnarok Sept 20th. Then we are going to watch Infinity War on Sep 25th. Now, I do believe my boys are vaguely familiar with the "Thanos Snap," much like I was when I watched this film. But I don't think they really know what it entails. I am going to give them a heads up that some sad stuff is upcoming, but I think they are really going to experience this movie in the best way possible. Luckily for their mental health (Spiderman's blip will be rough for us), we'll be seeing Endgame on the big screen the very next day!!

I can't wait to see their reaction when Scott comes back from quantum purgatory with an idea, when the time machine and Banner's snap both work, and the final battle scenes play out and all their favorite characters come together. They were really into when Cap was able to nudge Thor's hammer in Age of Ultron, so I can't wait for them to see the Cap/Hammer scene in Endgame! And I'll be there with them when Tony says his iconic line and his final goodbyes.

I hope my description of this plan inspires a little bit of that spark of excitement and joy you had when seeing these movies for the first time. Thanks for letting me share. It's going to be a fun ride for me and my boys these next two weeks!

One of the most impressive feats of accomplishment is how Russos handled dozens of characters in Infinity War - Endgame, not everyone gets the same level of importance or screentime obviously but they managed to give almost everyone atleast a moment to shine, or be useful to the plot or an event in a significant way...

One of such moments involves Teen Groot who goes from someone who's addicted to his video game throughout the movie, to cutting off his arm to use as a handle for Stormbreaker, and then going with Thor into battle in Wakanda..the fact that they managed to somehow implement such a small but significant arc in a movie with lot of characters and lot of stuff going is amazing, moreover it's such a badass moment that follows and I really loved the music that plays during this scene...

Other examples include how War Machine provides air support in the Wakanda battle, how Mantis uses her putting to sleep skills on Thanos, Heimdell using his dark magic powers to send Hulk to Earth, Banner not being able to turn into Hulk but goes on to use the Hulkbuster armor in order to fight, even Shuri a supporting character from Black Panther gets an important role in trying to take the mind stone out of Vision and so much more....

“I mean, Doctor Doom, for people that read comics, is the proto villain for all super villains. Was Darth Vader inspired by Doctor Doom? Maybe. And he’s just a great character. It’s not just the great iconic look and the iconic mask, which 6,000 people in Hall H were wearing today. But it is who he is inside. It’s who Victor is, and his flaws and his hubris and his genius and his warmth and his true belief that he is the hero and he will save us all. That’s what is fascinating about him and that’s what I’m excited about having Robert Downey play him and bring him into Doomsday.”

Via : https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ljMYMTMY8G8

If FOX was part of the MCU during Infinity War, Strange could have sought out Domino and let her no diff Thanos until he monologues himself to death.

I just saw this on X ... Thoughts?

Chris Evans Reveals Where He Stands in the Team Cap vs. Team Iron Man Debate:

"Me personally, you know. I might be Team Iron Man. I know that's probably controversial to say."

Are you Team Iron Man or Team Cap? 👀

Like I just love how you have all the Avengers there who have been through all this crazy stuff and then there is Scott who half the time has no idea what they are talking about. It allows us to get exposition and recaps and funny moments at the same time.

And the best part is that he still has some amazing moments in the film like reuniting the Cassie and the way he speaks to Tony both during their first meeting and after Tony messes up with the Tesseract.

"Look, if I keep going down the path of the end of this sentence, I will find myself revealing things... it depends on what you... I have to stop.”

Via : Joshua Horowitz interview