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The hammer enchantment literally is magic lol. Odin put a "Worthiness" enchantment on it that allows only the "worthy" to wield it.
One of my favorite thought experiments: If someone tries to lift Thors hammer on an elevator... can the elevator move up to the next floor?
@@CheckersMcGavern Tony and Steve literally had that debate on-screen:D
yep only a previous owner, or someone worthy (by odense definition) or a user of equal or greater magic might than opinions can lift the power
@@CheckersMcGavern Yes, it does move up. I say this, because Hawkeye's key holder can hold it.
Hulk is on another level with strength. The angrier he gets, the stronger he gets.... there is no known limit. If anyone is "unsure" go read WORLD BREAKER HULK! Game over!
Yeah but sadly the MCU didn’t go that route
Yes
That fight was a huge disappointment. Like, okay, its one of those universes.@@thehorizonawaits6911
in raw strength potential, he really can't be matched, given enough time and rage he can reach anyone.
I would think Thor would be more "powerful" just not as physically strong
One of the best things I like about your videos, is that you pause the movie to speak your thoughts, I know some people don’t like it when you pause the movie but I really enjoy it!!!
Hawkeye did appear in the first Thor movie. His role is small, but he is shown with his bow and he is referred to as "Barton," which is the character's name. Comics fan got the easter egg and knew that Marvel was previewing Hawkeye. At this point in the series, neither Black Widow (who is Russian) nor Hawkeye had had their own movie/show (you had not missed a movie). As for Hawkeye's 'power,' he basically has a bow and lots of fancy SHIELD-made arrows. There has often been debate whether his spectacular, I-can't-possibly-miss-a-target talent might in fact be something a little extra-human, but he is traditionally played as just a supremely skilled human.
In the Ultimate comics that inspired the MCU, Hawkeye is an Olympic level archer but he does have cybernetic implants in his eyes. These implants make it possible for him to never miss.
The original comic book Hawkeye was a villain in the Iron Man comics briefly before turning into a hero.
He was part of the second Avengers roster alongside Scarlet Witch.
He never worked for SHIELD, but was a trained circus performer instead.
It's a common game that comic book fans play when they recognize the secret identity of a before the casual fan does.
He's like a bow skill mutant lol
"It seems to run on some form of electricity" is my favorite cap line from everything.
As far as the flying monkey reference goes, this is never brought up specifically in any of the movies but if you pay close enough attention over the course of this series, it becomes clear that Captain America is a huge cinephile.
So excited to see this drop. Thank you for giving me something to enjoy this evening.
My favorite thing about the MCU that they adapted perfectly from the comics: the avengers rarely get along with each other!
Fun fact: the security guard who asked Banner if he was an alien was in the movie Alien.
He was only killed by the Alien in Alien...he wasn't an alien.
@@wolervine didn't say he was an alien
@@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387 apologies, I misread that.
Definitely the strangest left field cameo, that is.
He also went to epsteins Island, that's how he got this role
Barton's codename is Hawkeye. Natasha's codename is Black Widow.
4:40 The Banner casting change is worth it imo. Mark Ruffalo does great. From what I hear, Edward Norton was a nightmare to work with.
Ruffalo's performance is cool and subdued, with anxiety bubbling just beneath the surface. If he seems bored, it's likely because he doesn't want to be there and he's biding his time.
Tony and Cap eventually begin to feel the same way, and it makes sense, because the freak show has gone off the rails, and it escalates with every episode.
the weird thing about norton is he's played 3 roles where another identity was a major issue. it's not a lot of times but weird that it happened thrice
There was a bit of press about Norton and the director getting into it during the edit on Incredible Hulk. The director later said Norton was great and they were just both caught caring strongly about something during the "killing your babies" portion of the edit (where you have to cut out things you liked/loved for pacing/flow/continuity/etc). My theory is that Joss Whedon was a wuss and didn't want an actor on set trying to have any input on the writing or character direction or shot composition, so he fired the talented actor/writer and hired a brain-damaged chimp in his place.
@JustFacts85042 that's just his resting bored face lol
Ruffalo is my fav Hulk
Watching a movie set in Manhattan with a satellite picture of Manhattan behind you. Chef's kiss!
Sweet. Enjoy, dude! This is the first one where I feel they really got confident in what they were trying to do.
The one man didn't know he was going to shrink down to normal size. What he was saying was once he did shrink down to normal size is when he realized they would fit him
The enchantment 'spell' on the hammer of 'worthiness' is like a computer program of sorts. It is calculated and enforced, nothing more, nothing less. It is enforced by very strong energies. -- the full spell, not rescinded after Thor 1 is -- "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor"
Yeah hulk is quite often considered the strongest Avenger and there are reasons for that.
Last of Phil Coulson during present times in the films. But he comes back present times in the tv series Agents of Shield. Goes into more detail of him. You would also love his car in the series a 1962 Corvette named Lola that also holds a surprise you might love. Agents of Shield is my favorite.
I may add you have to watch more MCU movies to see more Hammer grabs.
I 2nd this. I think he would love agents of shield.
Wizard of oz came out in 39 that's why Steve Rogers got that refrence
Think of it as a curse on thors hammer put there by his father Odin, that makes it impossible to wield unless you are worthy. Thus it can’t be picked up by anyone who isn’t worthy enough to wield Thors power.
Hehehehe * spoiler thoughts * 💭
Ironman's suit getting charged up to 400% by Thor's lightning can be linked back to Ironman 2. In that his suit got extremely messed up by the electric whips. So Tony made his next suit able to defend against and absorb electrical attacks. Forever upgrading to counter weaknesses.
Agent Barton (the Hawk / Hawkeye) made a brief appearance in Thor. He was the agent that went up in the air to take down Thor when he was trying to get the hammer.
Also, regarding Tony Stark/Iron Man: He's got plans in his drawers to neutralize every Avenger (Much like Batman does for the Justice League).
All villains are into bowing and kneeling.
Within the original Mavel universe Hulk is one of only a few that cannot be beaten without some special situation. If you start to beat him he get more angry. The more angry Hulk is the stronger he gets. Wash. Rinse. Repeat
😂😂😂
Batman beat him.
when you see an avengers movie its always fire just so you know in the future.
Tony's superpower is his ego.
which is ironically also his superweakness.
billionaire playboy philanthropist
Ego would disagree.
technically, in comics cannon, the hulk has no upper limit to his strength. thor has been written with excessive power, but not a general part of his canon. thor is just EXTREMELY strong, just not unbounded.
The crossover between this movie and Endgame is everything 💖💖💖
8:50 “I’m not sure it would be so easy to do that…”
You’re thinking about this from too much of a real world standpoint, sir. don’t forget as we saw in the first Captain America movie the stark family and Stark industries have been one of the leading corporations in the marvel universe since World War II, so they would probably have as much if not more political and business power than anyone else in the new millennium. You have to think of these movies within the context of their universe. Otherwise all you’re gonna have is confusion.
32:17 thats another low-key easter egg, if you know the actor who asks "are you an alien?", he played in the movie Alien :)
So happy to see your evolution as a reactor. Learning that when you watch a 'fantasy' movie like this you have to let go of realism a bit in regards to the physics and plausibility.
If you liked Agent Coulson, I highly recommend watching the series Agents of SHIELD!
When it comes to physical strength Hulk has the POTENTIAL for infinite strength. In the comics at least. MCU characters are generally a bit nerfed though.
24:32 the scepter won't LET them, Mr. Boyd. they're having this conversation because of its effects.
“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.”
Hawkeye is just a guy with a bow... and he own that role beautifully. He probably should have had his own film, but this sort of served as his introduction to the MCU, and yeah, it could have been done a little better, but at least we got the gist of the important stuff. He knew and worked with Black Widow, and he's trusted by Fury... nuff said.
I’d love to see this gentleman watch Doctor Strange AND the Thor Ragnorok movie as I’m sure it’d be too funny 🤣😂🥰
Thor's hammer was enchanted by Odin in the first Thor that only a worthy person can wield it. Only Thor can hold it even though you can lift Thor.
The enchantment was not placed on Stormbreaker. This is somehow not important later on.
Thank you. I look forward to each installment of your MCU journey. :-)
Movie Hulk is... significantly underpowered when it comes to his comic-book version. To be fair, power levels tend to fluctuate with the story and what happens in it... but... generally speaking... Hulk is the measuring stick that's used to determine what characters are over-powered. lol
"Oh shit, this dude is so strong."
"Yeah but is he stronger than Hulk?"
Not only is Barton just a normal human, he is also farsighted and requires corrective lenses. :)
Not sure if many people knew, we were so mad about Coulson they gave him his own show lol.
10:21 Koalas have two thumbs, I think they may evolve into the new dominant species on Earth given the chance. 🤣
Once Hulk got so angry that he was able to lift Thor's hammer... but what really happened was that reality itself shifted downwards to make it look like Hulk had lifted the hammer
Hawkeye is one of my favorite characters from the comics. He has a series on Disney+ but it's not an origin story, it's a follow up.
Hulk fights Thor twice and some people say its a draw but I think Thor shows the most potential for winning in both cases if they weren't interrupted.
hawkeye was briefly in thor, where thor was trying to pick up the hammer. Hulk is my top favorite marvel hero. hawkeye grew up in a cercus in a way and have 2 mentors that are archers but over time hawkeye found out that their bad guys, so over all he has been taut to know archery.
To put some of the characters in terms of strength level for Marvel comics:
Maximum Limit of Normal Human - About 1200lbs over head for brief moment (world record deadlift)
Super Soldier (Captain America & any others who took a super soldier serum equivalent) - About 1 Ton (2000lbs) comfortably
Characters like Spider-Man (Lots of Marvel Comic powered individuals fall into this middle category and have varied levels of strength) - About 10 tons comfortably
Thor - about 100 Tons comfortably
Hulk - He is in the 100+ Ton category, and has an unlimited potential as his strength is tied to how angry he is
...and to answer your question about Hawkeye and Natascha... neither of them is super human in any way. They are simply at the absolute top levels of their skill sets, the top 0.00001% of people in their respective fields. They are pure humans, with no gizmos and gadgets to protect them, that are operating beside gods and legends. Thus, why they are two of my favorite characters. You have to respect that...
As per Thor, he may not equal Hulk in RAW strength.... but the dude has been fighting wars for Odin for over 1000 years. He may rely on his hammer a lot, but he is a highly skilled warrior in his own respect.
In the Ultimate comics that inspired the MCU, both Hawkeye and Black Widow had been augmented by SHIELD. His augmentations were focused on sight, eye hand coordination and reflex. Barton can’t miss a target if he tried. Natasha’s augmentations came from a Russian version of the Super Soldier formula. She was nowhere near Captain America but she was well beyond say an Olympic level athlete.
I kinda hate that they didn’t take this route with these two characters. But I guess you always want a bad ass normal person on a superhero team.
@@technofilejr3401 Only certain characters were based on the Ultimates universe. Not everything is Ultimates, because then certain characters that haven't shown up yet, at this point in the MCU, would be spousal abusers and drunks..... so obviously they borrowed 'some' stuff from 'The Ultimates' and stuck with the original characters for the rest.
This is why I'm kinda salty that we never got to see Mantis make him SUPER angry.
Hawkeye was briefly in Thor. When Thor was breaking in to get his hammer, Colson said he needed eyes up high with a gun but he grabbed a bow and arrow and went up on the crane in the bucket and said "You want me to slow him down sir? Or are you sending in more guys for him to beat up?"
As far as Thor vs Hulk, it is pretty much consensus that the Hulk is stronger but Thor is more powerful. Both of them are way nerfed from their comic book form, but they are still heads and shoulders above everyone else in terms of strength and power. (At least for now...)
Hawkeye's superpower is that he has a bow and arrow
LORE
I’m loving these marvel reactions
“Do they just have trouble finding someone to play banner?”
No, the problem is the first person they asked was Ed Norton, and despite his incredible talent he’s far more well-known behind the scenes for being a prima-donna who is incredibly difficult to work with. Frankly, Ed Norton is more well known for his ego than his acting talent nowadays so they more or less straight up fired him and replaced him with Mark Ruffalo, who at this point is widely considered to be the best actor ever to play the Hulk.
@JustFacts85042 really because Ed Norton seemed like he couldn’t have given a fuck less in every single shot he was in. And seriously, you think the jittery confused man on that Hellicarrier came across as bored? I try not to talk shit on TH-cam, but you are terrible at interpreting acting performances.
@JustFacts85042He’s bored with his ‘illness’ so I feel it comes across well, similar to the 1970’s TV version of the character 😊.
Can't find something to complain about... complains about that. 😅 This is part of why I relate so well to you.
19:46 This question of why Tony and Bruce survived their transformative moments will actually be answered. You just need to stick around to the end of this series of MCU movies.
Louis daggers are magical and Thor can be wounded by it, but it almost instantly heals when the blade comes out, Loki knows Thor better than anyone
Im catching everyone early today, lets go...
The composition of the storylines of Phase 1 and Phase 2 was extremely well-made. After that, it dipped a bit due to the broadening of the universe. Phase 3 is still good, tho (and marks the beginning of a cooperation with Sony in regards of the Spider-Man character). This wraps up the first larger storyline.
Phase 4 was special due to it being partly done under lockdown measures and mostly marketed through Disney+, partly through the incorporation of (TV-)series into the phase. The series were naturally planned to air in streaming, the movies out of necessity (this led to a falling out with Scarlett Johansson due to a dispute over lost revenue - she had a clause in her contract that granted her a piece of the movie theatre earnings, but none for the eventuality that the movie was released directly to streaming services). The first set of series was completely different to anything the people expected and, mostly, very well-received.
Phase 5 kicked off last year and has, as of now, several mediocre/uninspired movies and (until now) a bunch of OKish series. You can tell that they're still scrambling to adjust to shifts in casting and getting the storylines straight, as well as planning for the incorporation of the Fox properties that are Marvel-related (X-Men/Fantastic Four/Deadpool). Everything is watchable, but mostly lacks the spark that some of the earlier material had.
The main problem ever since the middle of Phase 4: the inherent battle of the fans between the Neckbeard Grognards on one side and the SJW team on the other side. I can fully understand that you don't want the characters you grew up with to be radically changed. But, in my eyes, if the redesign is well-made and conserves the core essence of the character, that should be more than ok. (Also,if we had the actors/actresses running around in the costumes designed in the 70s and 80s, that'd be a s*xual harassment lawsuit waiting to happen. And this is true for both genders.)
If you like Agent Coulson there are a few short films Marvel one shots that featured him and you should check out agents of shield TV series.
This is the real Banner
The opening scene in the SHIELD facility is in fact filmed in SANDUSKY, Ohio at The high security, 6,400-acre NASA facility at Plum Brook, rarely seen by the public. A Black Widow film came later and was problematic at best.
All the issues you talked about at the end start in Phase 4. Highly recommend you end with End Game.
Perfect aim and precision comes from aiming. A.k.a. practice. Humans did it for thousands of years.
28:25 "Elevator is not worthy!"
The elevator could do no wrong, though.
Trivia right up your alley: this is one of the few movies refused to shoot with U.S. Military assets because the Pentagon didnt like the intimation of a secret security organization above(breaking) the chain of command.
15:22 after fighting whiplash it makes sense that tony would make his suit lighting proof
28:11 only the worthy can whiled up Thor's hammer
It's more appropriate in the context of wielding the hammer vs. picking it up. Per Marvel, it weighs 42.3 lbs. Picking up Thor weilding it just adds that weight to his. Any attempt to pick it up, wield, or use the hammers powers would not be allowed unless you meet the enchantments requirement of being worthy, per Odins definition on the enchanted hammer.
28:20 not just magic, SPACE magic. lol
You can pick Thor and his hammer up because Thor is holding it. The hammer can only be weikded by one who is worthy. Yes, it"s magic - but magic is just a technology you don't understand.
Thor is a "visitor from another planet" - Superman reference.
To date, at least. They eventually drop that "magic is technology" angle though.
17:50 bahaha he did the meme face
only thor or a previous owner of the hammer or someone of equal or greater magical might than odin can wield the hammer. the enchantment odin put on it is like a magical lock. "if he be worthy shall pocess the power of thor"
hulk os the strongest avenger certainy in terms of raw power, he gets stronger and faster and more duarable and stronger regeneration the anger he gets so u don't want a prolonged battle with him. they don't quite do him justice in the mcu. he is supposed to have an absolutely infinite upper ceiling
thor is 1000+ years old, incredibly strong and durable, and with the lightning powers. it pretty much between those 2 at this point, hulk on raw strenth alone but thor is a more capable fighter and controlled and could beat the hulk if he knocks him out fast enough and the fight isnt way sustained
in the comics, they've both had "wins" against each other but its usually not definitive and often a draw more than anything
I love it when you laugh, lol.
18:45 Fun fact, this little 'Blueberry?' bit was completely ad-libbed on the spot, as RDJ tended to always have some kind of snack on hand between cuts (iirc, as an alternative to help battle his old substance abuse issues). But he played it off so naturally that it 'fit' for Tony Stark in the moment, so they kept it! ^_^
19:13 It's Tony Stark. He's like.. the 'most Genius' of the Geniuses. (and there's a high chance a lot of it is using tech/coding based on either his, or his father's designs. So there's easily some base level familiarity to spring-board off of)
26:55 Yeah. Put simply, she's like 'Female John Wick, with super-powered humans and Gods around her'. In *our* world, she kicks a lot of butt. In MCU.. She still kicks butt, just not as much as most of the other Avengers. (same for Hawkeye) Sadly, they didn't get 'origin' material on the screen before any these movies. The studio didn't consider them 'strong/popular enough characters' to hold attention to be worth an entire movie, iirc. *But* Natasha/Black Widow gets her own movie *after* everything: 'Black Widow". But it can be watched at pretty much any time since it doesn't really envolve any of the main heroes/villains from the other the MCU/Avengers. And Hawkeye got a mini-series ('Hawkeye'), but I don't know where it falls in the timeline, as I haven't watched it yet. I think it's after everything though.
44:25 You could also just call this the Marvel 'Candy' Universe! xD They're (almost) all visually stunning. And they pretty much keep getting better (save for a few stumbles).
Ultro is my Fav out of the lot, hes probably one of if not my favourite MCU villian
Make sure to check after credit scenes. Much love from New Zealand
Looking forward to the next movie dont keep us waiting too long
Avengers number 1 was a different line up but they did form to fight loki, original avengers were iron man Thor, hulk, Batman (Hank pym) wasp his wife not daughter, captain america was thawed out in issue 4 and basicly been the leader ever since, Tony stark and Steve Rogers are like this they absolutely can never get along on a personal level but when the world needs them they work amazing
The most scientific guess for thor's hammer's abilities supposes that gravitons are real and that the hammer has the ability to emit gravitons on demand to make itself as heavy as needed to not move when it's not being held by thor.
Wouldn't work, because that would mean it could cause significant damage to any surface underneath it when the gravitons activated, especially when trying to counteract the lifting power of someone like Hulk.
Thor is basically an oaf. He had one job, to light up the hole. But after one zap he went to bash random kraken and Chitauri.
Ed Norton didn't want the "franchise" plus Marvel wasn't going to make another solo Hulk movie - Universal had the distribution rights - so Marvel lost a nice chunk of money on any movie starring the Hulk.
Hard to believe but Marvel Comics nearly went out of business - only saved itself by selling its most popular characters to other movie studios - Spiderman to Sony, X-men and Fantastic Four to Fox, etc. Which is why we have 5 solo movies to set up the coming together of the Avengers in the sixth. Clint "Hawkeye" Barton and Natasha "Black Widow" Romanov (as a Russian agent she was trained to lose the accent) are highly skilled humans - they're like Batman (except Stark has the money). And Hawkeye and Black Widow weren't in the original comic book Avengers team - those two characters aren't introduced into the MCU until 6 movies later - and neither was Captain America* - Hulk** decided to leave because of trust issues and Captain America wasn't defrosted until issue 4. The MCU does things differently.
Fantastic Four started "The Marvel Age of Comics" universe, then the 5 characters who eventually became the Avengers and then Spider-Man gave it a nice booster shot in the arm. Nick Fury wasn't originally an Agent of Sheild (he was a WWII sargent leading a rag tag group of soldiers called the Howling Commandos - some of whom showed up in Captain America: The First Avenger) - the spy thing came later (post war career). Then the Avengers and X-Men*** groups appeared at the same time. {Marvel Comics 1961 to 1963 in a nutshell)
*Captain America was created in 1940 (Marvel went by Timely at that time) by Joe Simon and Jack Kirby****. Stan Lee was the publisher's nephew - his first writing contribution to comics was a text only piece (I believe in later issue of the Captain America comic).
** The original run of the Hulk comic lasted only 5 issues (continued guest appearances in other comics) - became really popular because of the TV show (chosen because they wouln't have to deal with the special effeccts of the other characters - just paint a big buff geaf guy green and put a Beatle wig on him).
*** The Avengers were more popular than the X-Men (so much so that comic went into reprints after issue #66 while Avengers kept on going). It was only after after a reboot/reimagining in 1975 that the X-Men gained the popuarity that they have now.
**** It is said Jack Kirby created the Marvel Universe with his mind and a #2 pencil. It worked like this - Stan (editor/writer) and Jack (artist/co-plotter) would plot the comic, then Jack would draw it and Stan would then write the dialogue ("The Marvel Method"***** because Stan was plotting and dialoguing all the comics with various artists). Kirby was a powerhouse - he's responsible for the look of just about every Marvel character from 1961 to 1971 (except for those appearing in Spider-Man and Dr. Strange which were handled by Steve Ditko). Jack drew a phenominal number of comics - at least drawing the first few issues of a title while continuing work on his main titles Fantastic Four and Thor. Characters would be created in Fantastic Four and would eventually get their own series (Black Panther, Inhumans) - to the point where Stan would have to ask Jack who's this guy (The Silver Surfer) because he had no clue. Unfortunately Jack died before he could see the MCU.
***** Comics are otherwise written like a movie script (movies use comic-like storyboards to keep track of filming), with a page by page breakdown, the aritst draws the comic and then the comic is lettered (because the dialogue was already in the script (might be tweaked - but that's about it).
Sorry about the "novelette" - sometimes I just go off the deep end.
Question for you buddy . What is the best science fiction. gun ? A phaser ( Star Trek ) , a blaster ( Star Wars ) or zat nic tel ( Stargate SG1 ) mine is Stargate. Shoot x 1 stuns x2 kills x3 disintegrates and keeps it's charge for thousands of years. Never needs reloading
Hawkeye has a series on Disney+. Natasha(black widow) has a movie that came out in 2021.
The old guy who talks to banner when he landed in that warehouse grammar wise it went. I didn’t think these would fit ya, until, you shrunk down to a normal sized feller. Implying he witnessed him shrink from hulk to banner. Hope that helps
that LIVE ON AIR sign is in a horrible place man
I would say as of this point, the Hulk is indeed the strongest/most powerful of the group. It remains to be seen if he stays that way in the future however.
A good way to think of Thors Hammer is that its got a magic enchantment placed upon it by Odin in Thor's movie. "Whosoever holds this hammer, should he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." ie anyone worthy of holding the hammer will also receive all the powers of Thor himself.
Phil Coulson was a big fan favourite to the point they started an agents of shield tv show after this movie came out with him as a main character in it.
Also I found your reaction to the Hulk smashing Loki around hilarious.
The hammer is magic, you have to be worthy to yield it
Or wield it. (Hela yields, Vision wields.)
Captain America was on ice around 67 or 68 years.
Don't want to spoil nothing so I have to be careful and say little but from your comments I'm thinking you are going to enjoy what comes next in this series. It'll be fun to tag along for it all. Imagine how hyped we were as fans when these came out and we went to the theater once a year for each new adventure. I never thought as a kid I'd ever see my childhood heroes come to life and look so realistic on the big screen and then the MCU happened! Much respect to Lou Ferrigno for his Hulk on TV many years ago but it never looked as good as it does now with the way technology made it now.
The only trouble with the Hulk is that neither he nor Banner have and combat training of fighting skill. It's all brute strength. The Hulk get a bit smarter and more verbal the longer he stays Hulk. There is a backstory movie for Black Widow after the last Avengers movie, but there is not one for Hawkeye, that I know of.
Hawkeye was in Thor, but basically ignored.
The Avengers are great, gets better and better imo.
oh really? Black Panther is better? Ant Man is better? in terms of graphics especially. Are you kidding?
Clint Barton code name is hawkeye for some reason never call hom that til much later when the called him the hawk they just didn't say eye, he was trained by captain America and is an olympic gold medalist in archery but he's comedy relief in the comics cause his origin story he was a criminal until captain America changed him around, they completely made him competent in the movies but fans of the comics know he uses with our his bow
This was a fantastic movie, i went to see twice in the cinema. Doing the solo movies first for their origins and then bringing them together for the avengers movie made sense and amplified the excitement and in my opinion its where DC made a critical mistake as they pretty much went straight to the justice league movie and tried to play catch up in one movie which didnt work and zach snyders justice league version is so much better than the other one.
Can’t wait for the rest man
Great reaction looking foward to the next
I think you mistook what my man said. "didn't think those would fit you till you shrunk down" .
Not 'I knew you would shrink' but instead 'I got what I had available and until you shrank I didn't think they would fit'
28:23 It’s not just picking up the hammer. It’s being worthy of the power it instills.
In the mainstream Marvel comics there are several people who actually can lift Thor’s hammer Mjolnir. Most of them are not as physically strong as Thor. But because of the nobility of their character, the hammer deems them worthy.
I do think Hulk has picked it up through sheer force before, though.
Black Widow has a movie, that honestly did her dirty, they should have done a "Logan" of it..
She's basically the "Huntress" or "Batwoman" of Marvel. She's also going to be an impressive character later... you'll see. Hawkeye is just Green Arrow but not filthy rich. The scene where black widow and Hawkeye are together later, it's going to interesting to you.
Hawkeye doesn't get a movie, and frankly it's a wonder he actually IS an Avenger to me. He's just a guy with really good aim and crazy arrows.
Ironman is the Batman of marvel.
I hate to do it to you, but there are TV shows that tie into some of the movie things that you should check out as well. There is a series called Agents of SHIELD that was pretty good, but kind of got off track in it's later stuff because they were trying to do a bit too much with it that has a lot of early tie in stuff. There is a Hawkeye series that in the timeline happens much later, and you will see more of his story as these films play out along with the series.
In the comic book series secret wars which is to become a movie the hulk held up a mountain From collapsing on top of Every 1 else
Here are some fun marvel facts. The MCU differ from the comic books. For example the MCU Steve Rogers is a lot stronger than comic book Captain America whose strength is at maximum around 4 tons. The MCU Steve Rogers strength level is 6 tons and he gets stronger with every appearance because of the MCU drawback of his super soldier serum. If Steve doesn't constantly work out he will lose his super strength. Ironman program the strength level of his suit so he gets stronger with every upgrade. So Tony is definitely stronger than Captain America in this movie. Thor's not the strongest avenger but he is the most powerful not to mention with his physical strength he at this time is about half of the incredible hulks who's base level strength without getting angry is at least 350 ton. The best fighter is Black widow and the bravest is Hawkeye which you will find out later. Loki physically is weaker than Thor but still 3 to 4 times stronger than Captain America. Loki also is equal to if not more powerful than Thor based off his multiple abilities.
Oh this is quite a large hole to fall into, and you should know that i'm friggin here for it!