#mcu-assemble

I like Iron Man 3 a lot. I know people tend to rag on it because he gets paired up with a kid, but there's so much good stuff in it. And honestly what do you expect from the guy who wrote Lethal Weapon

Ok. Confession time. While I had seen Sam Raimi's Spidermans 1 and 2, Singer's X-Mans 1 and 2, Fantastic Four 1 and Iron Man 1 and both Ang Lee's and Ed Norton's Hulks in theatres, by the time the MCU

I'm not gonna lie, by the time I first watched this movie, I had completely forgotten who Chris Evans was, despite absolutely loving him as the Human Torch in the first Fantastic Four movie. So when the

Thor starts with a bang, literally, and then turns into a different movie for half an hour. It's crazy to think that the whole whirlwind scene with Darcy, Erik Selvig and Jane Foster (Natalie Portman,

I completely forgot how quickly Iron Man 2 zips along. Within the first 24 minutes Iron Man jumps out of an airplane, rocketing around amidst fireworks and explosions; we have an AC/DC dance number and

I was a little trepidatious revisiting The Incredible Hulk (2008) for one reason: Edward Norton. Don’t get me wrong. Norton is a great actor. I thought he was fantastic in Glass Onion a couple years ago,

Growing up in rural Ontario in the 80s, we didn't have a lot of entertainment options. Sure, we'd watch whatever was on our single channel during dinner, or occasionally rent a VCR from the IGA along with