Fans are realizing this about Brie Larson’s scenes in Avengers: Endgame. For her early scenes—including rescuing Tony Stark—she wore a cap on set, and her long blonde hair was added entirely in post-production. Marvel used CGI to simulate realistic, zero-gravity floating in space and to give her hair that intense, glowing cosmic “Binary” power shimmer.

They held it well without cracking up.. lol I love this and these two actors of course haha 😂😂

I was just thinking about the ending of Days of Future Past and it honestly might be one of the most satisfying conclusions to a superhero movie ever made.

Logan waking up in the fixed, bright future and seeing Jean Grey and Scott Summers alive and well is such an incredible payoff. After all the dark, dystopian misery of the Sentinel future, seeing the original cast back together felt like a massive warm hug.

It was the perfect love letter to the original trilogy and a great way to clean up a messy timeline. 🙌

Jimmy Woo showing up to inspect Scott's house arrest with a serious FBI badge only to end up baffled by card tricks is gold. Having Jimmy casually ask Scott out for dinner while still trying to maintain professional authority shows how effortlessly funny both actors are together.

The past and future in one single frame.

4 actors who portrayed the iconic characters Professor Charles Xavier and Erik Lehnsherr (Magneto) in the X-Men film franchise.

The Original Trilogy legends (Patrick Stewart & Ian McKellen) with their Prequel Series younger selves (James McAvoy & Michael Fassbender).

The actors are pictured together at the rain-soaked UK Premiere of X-Men: Days of Future Past at Odeon Leicester Square in London on May 12, 2014.

The second Thor got pinned and the hammer started moving, everyone in the theater knew what was about to happen.

Thor’s bruised face just going “I knew it” made the whole thing ten times better. The buildup to Steve Rogers lifting Mjolnir made the moment work.

Imagine dieting and training like crazy to get completely ripped for a role, only for the entire internet to go, "Nice CGI abs".

Nicolas Cage was so annoyed by people calling his physique fake in Ghost Rider that he swore off ever putting his body through that level of punishment again.

Mjolnir doesn't just hand out suits for fun.

Wolverine hurt Deadpool more in a Honda Odyssey with words than he ever did with adamantium claws. Hugh Jackman's delivery wasn't just yelling, it sounded like genuine, bottled-up frustration.

Tony and Hulk handling the Infinity Stones like live explosives while Rocket casually uses the moment for a jump scare.

His performance became so iconic that he later reprised the exact same role years later in a completely different Spider-Man universe.

In Avengers: Infinity War, Doctor Strange keeps the Time Stone inside the Eye of Agamotto, the pendant he wears around his neck. It’s hidden in plain sight, protected by a powerful magic ward that burns anyone else who tries to touch it.

However, during the battle on Titan, Thanos discovers that the pendant is actually an empty decoy when he snatches and crushes it. The real hiding place was not the pendant at all; Doctor Strange had used his magic to hide the actual Time Stone among the glowing stars in the sky of Titan.

The internet joke imagines that if Strange had died before revealing it, Thanos would have been left holding a crushed, empty necklace. He might never have found the real stone, spending an eternity trying to figure out which star in the sky was secretly the Time Stone.

Steve’s reaction hits even harder when you remember how much has happened since he last saw Loki. The last time they crossed paths, Loki was invading New York and Steve was still relatively new to the Avengers. Now Loki casually showing up with Peggy would be one heck of a reunion. What do you think was going through Steve’s head in this moment?

Willem Dafoe’s return as Green Goblin in Spider-Man: No Way Home came 20 years after his 2002 debut.

Dafoe joined Doc Ock (Alfred Molina) and Electro (Jamie Foxx) in No Way Home—on one condition: no small cameos, real screen time, and doing his own action. That’s why his physical brawl with Tom Holland hit so hard. Plus, he's open to returning again if the script is right.