The Avengers | First Time Watching! | Movie REACTION!

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  @havok6280 · 1 year ago

  Tahiti is a magical place...

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  @MichaelJohnsonAzgard · 1 year ago

  The guy who asked Banner after he fell from the sky, "Are you an alien?" Played Brett in the film Alien.

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  @TheRustedAnchor · 1 year ago

  Side note - Hulk isn't as oppositional in nature as many think, its just that he feels totally separate from Bruce Banner, he is his own identity.  Thats why in the last fight Hulk responds immediately and also listens to Steve Rodgers when he tells him to smash.   Steve is one of the few in the Marvel movie series to identify him as Hulk and NOT Banner.

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  @Maya_Ruinz · 1 year ago

  "sick moves" "she can drive! thats awesome" Maria Hill truly deserves more screen time

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  @Shritistrang · 1 year ago

  "Is his (Loki's) outfit bulletproof?" Well, it's more the fact that he is a god.

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  @donsample1002 · 1 year ago

  There’s an entire deleted subplot involving that blonde waitress, giving a civilian eye view of the battle, beginning with an extended intro with Cap adjusting to 21st century life, and her flirting with him in a cafe, which is why we see her recognizing him later.

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  @PeterTarkulich · 1 year ago

  No joke, having grown up as a comic book nerd, seeing this in the theater was one of the most monumental moments of my life. It seems old hat now, but the MCU did something that nobody else had done up until that point - built up to a shared universe team-up movie.  And it delivered!  So glad to have watched you watch it, and can't wait to see you continue the journey!  😀

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  @rashadwalker8218 · 1 year ago

  &quot;Is hulk gonna just punch it straight in the brain?&quot;<br>Hulk: Yeah I got u....😂

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  @LeeCarlson · 1 year ago

  The original villain responsible for the formation of the Avengers in the comics was Loki, so it was good to see him here.

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  @therealmrbook · 1 year ago

  In accounting, &quot;red ink&quot; is used to denote debts or losses, while &quot;black ink&quot; represents profits or gains. &nbsp;They would write these in a ledger.

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  @Chockys234 · 1 year ago

  &quot;I am Loki of Asgard, and I am burdened with glorious purpose.&quot;

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  @Fyrecide · 1 year ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FQJ1N2mLGg&amp;t=2444">40:44</a> Having “red in your ledger” means having a past wrought with death and the like. She is essentially trying to “right some wrongs” from her past by doing the right thing.

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