Wasn't he frozen back then?

You hope that makes sense? FAT CHANCE. :hmph:

IT IS BASIC TIME TRAVEL LOGIC, MARSHA! :hmph:

So they kept him frozen in the timeline?

Amazing film.

Awful experience.

Spill?

Aww how?

I had a fine experience.

We had gypsies sat next to us. Smoking weed, talking loudly, playing music through their phones, and then shouting and swearing at people when we asked them to stop.

The film then got paused for about 25/30 minutes whilst they were removed from the venue. The whole (full) cinema were confronting them and they were just going mad at everyone, swearing at people, throwing popcorn.

Then because they were kicked out they wouldn't leave the auditorium until they were given refunds so security had to be called.


Then added to this, I had a child behind me talking very loudly. Kept asking questions because he didn't understand, whenever Action stopped and it was just talking he'd shout 'I'm bored now let's go home'. This was throughout the duration of the film. I asked his mother to stop him a few times and she didn't.

Wow sounds horrible. Why would they play music on their phones during a film? So rude. It gives you an excuse to see it again lol.

The film has already grossed $1.2 billion in just 5 days :o I can definitely see it beating Avatar's record.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-48084977

No, the Steve that came back would have just had a normal life and frozen Steve would have been defrosted and go on to be an Avenger as normal I presume

Sounds awful!

All i had was people talking,cheering and laughing loudly

****ing attention seeking little pricks! Ruining the fun for everyone else.

Then we would of saw two Steves? But he gave the shield to Sam like he was making him Captain America.

The rest of our auditorium was practically silent, everyone was just enjoying the film. Although everyone laughed at the jokes and comedy elements.

But there was no cheering or crying as such.

As much as I loved it I wouldn't see it again at the cinema. Definitely at home though.

In fact from phase 2/3 I've only actually watched the avengers films - so I might do a binge of all phase 2/3 films at some point

Same no cheering or crying. But I had a tear for

I know insane.

I went through every emotion throughout the movie :laugh: I was sad after the film as well. These 11 years watching these films have been amazing! adore every single film they did tbh (well maybe not the hulk but i still liked it a bit, Mark Ruffalo was the better hulk)

I still need to see Antman, Doctor Strange and Captain Marvel.

Heck i might just start all the way from Phase 1 I barely remember those films at all

I do wish i watched it like 2 weeks after it came out so it would have been quiet but i didn't want it to be spoiled for me. It's quite hard avoiding spoilers on social media but i'm going to see it again on Friday.

In the same timeline?

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Are you talking about Ang Lee's Hulk from 2003?

I knew what was happening going into the film thanks to my ****ty friends but still enjoyed it

You should, i think they are on netflix (not Captain Marvel ofc)


You should :dance: i did this in January to february:laugh:

You should, they're amazing.

No Edward Norton :laugh:


That's so ****ty! I would have fumed

1. Avengers: Endgame
2. Avengers: Assemble
3. Avengers: Age of Ultron
4. Avengers: Infinity War

Infinity War will probs go green on my rewatch. I was ill and tired when I watched, and extremely confused (since I don't watch the individual films) but I feel like it's better when you're fully focused lmao

I might get all of these movies on blue ray!

Norton's and Ruffalo's Hulk are the same.

The Incredible Hulk is a part of the MCU. It's the same Hulk from Avengers, age of Ultron, Ragnarok, Infinity War and Endgame.

How can you have AOU higher than Infinity War? I like AOU but it's easily the weakest Avengers film.

Why would we? One was just living a domestic life, so he wouldn't have been involved in action stuff.

Why did they recast?

As I explained, I'm not really a marvel fanatic - and watching Infinity War as an outsider is extremely confusing. I was also really ill and tired, so I didn't really want to be at the cinema in the first place.

I know I mean Mark Ruffalo was a great choice to play The Hulk/Bruce! I see that character in him more than i did with Norton.

According to Wikipedia, Norton allegedly had ''disputes'' with Marvel. Norton claimed that he did not play Hulk again because he "wanted more diversity" and opted against associating himself with one character throughout his career.

There was rumours that he wanted top billing and to be the most paid. I like Norton, but he always had a huge ego and was extremely difficult to work with.

I loved his Hulk and was disappointed when he wasn't returning, but Ruffalo has done a magnificent job.