Everything GREAT About The Avengers!

Captain America Civil War is out! And it all started with this amazing movie, The Avengers. Any critics who gave this film a negative review were wrong. Here's everything right with The Avengers. Next week one of the worst movies to ever happen to us.

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[jamesbourgeois]

Thor: “Listen well brother. I-“
*is tackled off mountain by iron man*
Loki: *pauses* “I’m listening”

[krisupton]

you left out RDJ's snacking obsession, apparently he got hungry on set and was always hiding the snacks around set, and the director got so sick of having to search the set every time looking for the snacks, they decided to make it part of his character, the scene where he was working with mark ruffelo, and offered both him and cap blueberries wasn't actually scripted, RDJ was just hungry and decided to share, and the other two just acted along in character.

[arwyss]

It's not just you. "It seems to run on some form of electricity." Is still my favorite single line in the MCU. Because it's about how I feel when I look at the inside of electronics.

[justacartoonlover]

We forgot the best win of this movie, the best quote in the entire MCU:
"I recognize that the council has made a decision, but given it's a stupid-ass decision, I've elected to ignore it."

[matthewcoleman]

You should've explained the hulk transformation in the final battle!! Okay, I'll do it for you.

See, everyone is upset because, well, as they put it, "how did Bruce conveniently learn to control his anger? why is the hulk fighting with the avengers instead of just smashing them all?" The answer: Because Banner LET Hulk out, instead of Hulk fighting his way out. That the AWESOME thing about the Hulk, the Hulk is both a physical transformation and a mental one. While science turns Bruce's body into hulk when he's angry because of, well, science, the Hulk's MIND is simply a part of Bruce's subconscious. That's what I loved about Ang Lee's hulk; it really explained Bruces deep psychological trauma, and give him a reason for loosing control. And this final fight scene transformation is so epic because Bruce's mind isn't divided. He knows what he came to do. He knows he's going to let out his anger. He's taking the advice that Tony gave him and embracing the monster. And the effect? Hulk's mind is then in turn completely focused on the task that Bruce had in mind when he let him out. So in essence, they Bruce and Hulk weren't fighting against each other (like on the helecarrier). They were working together.

[zuser]

Let's be honest here, the *Real* Heroes are the people still running a Shawarma Shop even after the City has been decimated into rubble.

[Cwillz]

To be honest I feel like the old German guy standing up to the monologue-sputing, egomaniac would-be ruler of the world deserves way more than one win. "There are always men like you." A little on the nose, sure, but goddamn that's a good one.

[Blueleaf]

I always get annoyed when people pick on characters like Black Widow and Hawkeye who don't have "real" powers.  I mean c'mon. If anything it makes them more badass, they have more to risk than characters who can't die and they are still right there with them fighting! If that's not heroic I don't know what is.

[panda_dog_overlordp]

"And not all the characters as useful as the next but, .., "
*cuts to Hawkeye*

I'm sorry He didn't even need to look to see that alien ship coming ??? And he still hit a Like c'mon he could work out that the tesseract opened up from both ways when the scientist couldn't Clint Barton deserves more recognition!

[totalawesomeness]

"He's killed 80 people in 2 days"
"He's adopted"
😂

[FixTheWi-Fi]

"I have an army"
"We have a Hulk"
Why was that not a Win?

[CrystalDragen]

I like how when Loki first appears you can tell some shit went down. Dudes been tortured. He's gaunt, haunted looking, and deep circles under his eyes(especially on his close up at 51 secs) He doesn't take hawkeye just because he wants to hurt the good guys. At that point he needs someone he can trust to protect and stabilize him until he's recovered more from the effects.

[michaeloconnor]

So they had to face a never-ending wave of aliens coming down from the skies. Basically, the Avengers were playing Galaga. They thought we wouldn't notice, but we did.

[nahwot]

"We all agree there's no magic in the MCU"

Doctor Strange: I'm about to end this mans whole career

[jdizzy]

0:18 "Low levels of gamma radiation"


endgame hulk "Besides, it's mostly gamma"


i love that continuity

[MocharaidThree]

I love your point about how Loki's version of mind control is more frightening than a lot of others.

[WolfstarGaming]

"Doth mother know you weareth her drapes?"

[thomascochran]

There is magic in MCU it just hasn't shown up yet but when it does things will get ... Strange.

[brianl]

"Big man in a suit of armor. Take that away and what are you?"
"I'm the dude, playing a dude, disguised as another dude."

[anoncybernaut]

"Superheroes in New York? Give me a break."
Stan Lee
Best Cameo IMO