I've noticed that in the more recent MCU movies, most heroes defeat the antagonists with some kind of line that makes them change sides!

I don't know if it's intentional or if it's because some of them aren't really villains in the first place.

While a lot of AoU's deviations from the comics are divisive, using JARVIS as a component of Vision and giving the role to Paul Bettany made the concept of the shared cinematic universe potentially even more rewarding, like the smallest things could turn out to become huge. And it just so happened to be perfect casting. Something that no one could see coming, but turned out to be great. Truly inspired, and still one of my favorite creative choices in the MCU.

And it's gotta blow Bettany's mind that doing a little voiceover for like an hour snowballed into a high profile role that's been going for more than 10 years, and for which he got his first Emmy nomination.

It’s why I love the MCU and its ability to develop and explore certain characters beyond their comic versions and how we can grow attached to them in unexpected ways.

Would’ve never thought we’d see a side villain in the first guardians film eventually become an Avenger and one of many reliable heroes within the universe

Doom is obviously winning in Doomsday due to plot armor and the highest possible levels of nerfing GoS Loki, but powerscaling-wise, who wins?

It's crazy that these 2 amazing and complex characters in the mcu sphere, seeing 2 out of 7 members of the GOTG being the last members to survive in the post Thanos world, and it's actually works so well especially with the other surviving members of the Avengers, and I think it gets less attention when we talk about Endgame as a cinematic celebration and event that everyone was there and saw 8 years ago.

Something is coming….

and no this isn’t goomba fallacy there definitely chill and based x-men fans.

This and the first fight against Jotuns in the first Thor movie were great choreography.

A Edith É Extremamente Carismática e Animada, Ela Tem A Personalidade de 1 Adolescente Animada e Espoleta,

Ela Parece uma Irmãzinha mais nova do Vision 🤍

Não sei porque tem gente odiando ela...

Edith não é irritante, Edith É Muito Adorável.

There is no way people think the Avengers are winning.
I am saying this PURELY because the next movie is Secret Wars.

"And I do not have one single ounce of original material."

This was the conversation between Hex Vision and White Vision at the end of WV. Btw - this is my favourite post-endgame scene in the whole MCU.

Anyways, I still don't really understand this part. Neither of them has the Mind Stone, yet Hex Vision's retort seems to act as if he does. I know that in Wanda's Hex, Vision has a recreation of the Mind Stone, but at this point in the show the gig is up, and Vision knows that he, in fact, also doesn't have the Mind Stone. To me, the quote would have made more sense if White Vision was like "but I don't have any memories" or something like that.

Am I missing something?

In your opinion what would be the worst power to live with?

Honestly the hulk is a nightmare and i see no upsides on a real life situation, its all just pain and misery

With how the MCU loves connecting things back to older things (especially things related to Iron Man), I believe that connecting the Sentinels to Iron Man makes the most sense.

Even in the comics I always thought that Iron Man and the Sentinels looked and felt similar. Now the MCU has the opportunity to make that connection real.

The legacy of one of Earth’s mightiest heroes being tarnished via heinous people taking his greatest creation(s) and using it as a basis for anti-mutant machines that eventually lead to the downfall of both mutantkind and humankind would be a really interesting way to both wrap up “Stark Industries” in the MCU and lead it into the Mutant saga.

I'm just curious because, in order for a Marvel universe to work, it kinda has to resemble our real world. Characters like Daredevil and Punisher don't really have a purpose if society is cleaned up and the world becomes a utopia. Those stories thrive off the dirty criminal underworld, but 'First Steps' established that the Fantastic Four can easily clear up any problems they want very quickly. I mean, there's literally a scene where Reed "baby-proofs" the world by going after all the criminal gangs lol.

They literally look the same