
Ultron literally cannot open his mouth without uttering absolute peak dialogue.
After 10 years, this man still speaks in quotes.

After 10 years, this man still speaks in quotes.
There's zero possibility she should still be able to stay conscious after getting that headbutt.
Not one of the live action Superman movies has ever crossed $700 million at box-office which is hard to believe.
Superman is supposed to be the most popular superhero of all time. But that popularity seems to have no effect on convincing people to go to movie theaters watching his films.
Some far less popular characters have made much more than Superman in theaters: Iron Man, Thor, Aquaman, Captain Marvel, Guardians of Galaxy, even the freaking Deadpool.
It just looks so cool.
Truth be told, the Sentinels in Days of Future Past are seriously scary. They manage to exterminate powerful mutants like ants.
Is he stronger than any of the Eight Kings?
I haven't yet seen a trailer that is better than this one: Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War Official Trailer. It still gives me chill up to this date after seeing it hundreds of times. There is a reason why it has nearly 300 million views.
As for the posters, every single one is a banger. A quick search online is enough to see how well-designed they are.
And the editing? Every second of the film keeps me on the edge of my seat.
Mine is Multiverse of Madness. I think it will age beautifully in the future. It feels so different to the rest of MCU.
Elizabeth Olsen's performance was Oscar-worthy level.
I mean if they want a fresh breath, that's understandable. But they brought back Hugh Jackman and obviously will be keeping him for a foreseeable future.
James McAvoy and Michael Fassbender are brilliant actors. They already have the look and experience.
Holy @#*+!
It feels like a glitch in the matrix: Spider-Man: No Way Home came out five years ago.
I swear I was just sitting in a dark theater last month, holding my breath, waiting to see if Tobey Maguire and Andrew Garfield were actually going to step through those portals. The theater energy alone when all three Spider-Men lined up on the Statue of Liberty.
Five whole years since the absolute pinnacle of fan service. Where is time actually going?