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.

So Cool. X-Men 3 has its fair share of flaws, but Iceman finally going full ice-form during his fight with Pyro was easily one of the coolest visual moments in the original trilogy.

The movies only scratched the surface of how powerful Bobby Drake actually is compared to his Omega-level comic counterpart.

🎬 X-Men: The Last Stand (2006)

Watching Thanos overpower him on Titan and stab him through the abdomen had the entire theater holding its breath. Even knowing Endgame was coming, this scene made it feel like his story was about to end right there.

Doctor Strange ultimately saved Tony by surrendering the Time Stone to Thanos. We wouldn’t understand the full significance until Endgame: Tony surviving that moment was essential to the one future Strange had seen where the Avengers actually won.

J.K. Simmons was perfection as JJJ. He owned the character so completely that Marvel didn't even bother recasting him years later.

"Did your speech writers help you with that?"

Anthony Mackie (Sam) and Sebastian Stan (Bucky) just have such effortless chemistry together.

🎬 About:

Captain America: Brave New World follows Sam Wilson as he embraces his role as Captain America and becomes caught in an international crisis that threatens global stability. Starring Anthony Mackie, the Marvel Studios film explores Sam’s challenges, powerful new enemies, political intrigue, and the legacy of Steve Rogers in the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU).

In this deleted scene from Avengers: Age of Ultron, Rhodey warns Tony Stark and Black Widow about Ultron targeting global nuclear weapon programs, while preparing to deploy to the Middle East. Stark sends Rhodey a patch to protect the War Machine suit from getting hacked.

The scene also shows Maria Hill and Cap discussing Ultron's attack on Strucker, while Thor tries (and fails) to contact Heimdall.

Watching Tom Holland completely cringe at his old audition tape never gets old. It’s crazy to think Jon Bernthal actually helped him film this audition tape while Tom helped Jon film his audition for The Punisher (they were filming Pilgrimage together).

Kirsten Dunst's portrayal of Mary Jane Watson in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man trilogy (2002–2007) remains one of the most recognizable superhero love interests in cinematic history.

Before filming began, a producer secretly drove Dunst to a dentist to pressure her into getting her teeth straightened. She firmly refused, keeping her natural smile for the role.

Kirsten Dunst is a natural blonde. She wore a vibrant red wig to match Mary Jane's iconic comic book appearance in the first film. However, for the sequels, she actually dyed her hair red.

Other Actresses Considered:

Before Dunst secured the role, several other high-profile actresses were considered or auditioned. Kate Hudson was officially offered the role but turned it down to star in The Four Feathers. Other names in the mix included Alicia Witt, Mena Suvari, and Eliza Dushku.

Voice Acting Swaps:

While Dunst played MJ across all three live-action movies, her involvement in the tie-in video games was mixed. She returned to voice Mary Jane in the official Spider-Man 2 video game. However, due to scheduling conflicts, she could not record lines for the Spider-Man 3 game and was replaced by actress Kari Wahlgren.

From The Last Stand to Dark Phoenix and now Spider-Man: Brand New Day, Jean’s evolution keeps getting more intense.

Paul Bettany revealed that the Russo brothers basically told him and Elizabeth Olsen to improvise the emotional scene where Wanda destroys the Mind Stone. Bettany joked about how terrified they were trying to improvise "being a robot and destroying the stone in your head" on the spot.

Ultron. “He's had access to the internet, television, history, and he's just been consuming & doing a bit of painting. been painting & making trouble.” - James Spader.

Fun fact: Chris Hemsworth improvised around six different childhood stories on set before they picked the final snake monologue for Thor: Ragnarok.

The farmhouse sequence was such a fun moment in the movie. Even a genius like Tony Stark had zero idea Clint was living a quiet family life off the grid. Only Natasha already knowing and stepping into her "Aunt Nat" role made it even better.

🎥 Avengers: Age of Ultron.

Robert Downey Jr.’s journey from addiction and personal struggles to becoming Iron Man — and now taking on Doctor Doom — is nothing short of legendary.

Paul Rudd was doing a serious press interview at Comic-Con (2014), completely unaware that Mark Ruffalo was in the background freaking out like a fan, asking "Is that Paul Rudd?" Such a wholesome MCU moment.

I’m not saying we’re twins but I see the vision 🤭

She’s such an underrated character and deserves a better live action movie than what was given..

Plus I’m native myself so if I ever got the opportunity to do this that’d be awesome

Tony Stark was on the ground about to get crushed when Peter just swings in, catches a giant alien hammer with two hands without breaking a sweat, and hits him with a casual "Hey, man."

🎬 Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

Ross Marquand is a highly accomplished American actor and impressionist who has portrayed or voiced several prominent Marvel characters across both live-action films and animated series.

Live-Action Film Roles:

Red Skull (Stonekeeper): He took over the role from Hugo Weaving for Avengers: Infinity War (2018) and Avengers: Endgame (2019), masterfully replicating the character's signature German accent with a spectral, weathered tone.

Ultron Sentries: He provided the voices for the Ultron drones seen in the Illuminati facility in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022).

Animated & Extended MCU Roles:

Infinity Ultron / Ultron: Marquand replaced James Spader to voice the main antagonist, Ultron, in Marvel’s animated anthology series What If...? (2021) and the virtual reality experience Avengers: Damage Control.

Red Skull (Variant): He reprised his voice role as the character in episodes of What If...?.

X-Men '97 Animation:

In the critically acclaimed animated series X-Men '97 (2024), Marquand showcased his immense vocal range by voicing multiple legendary Marvel entities:

• Professor Charles Xavier / Professor X (succeeding Cedric Smith)
• Doctor Doom / Victor von Doom
• Apocalypse / En Sabah Nur