Can someone tell me who the villain Bucky is fighting here and how the hell did he make the gun disappear?

Happy Birthday to the only actor who can insult everyone and we still love him 😂🎂 From rom-coms to carrying the whole R-rated universe. The GOAT.

And yet here they are.

CLAYFACE' HAS BECOME THE HIGHEST-RATED SOLO VILLAIN FILM IN HISTORY

RT @Josepha7c: Honestly, I’ll keep saying it: Nisha is a useless Avatar. How can you call yourself the Avatar when you can’t even hold your…

A reminder that President Ross turned into Red Hulk for the first time and immediately dropped a perfect Thunderclap... While Sam Wilson was surviving being slammed through multiple concrete buildings as a regular human with no super-soldier serum.

Avengers: Doomsday

Feels like the ship has sailed on this becoming a reality

ABSOLUTE CLAY #ClayfaceMovie

You can tell how much Sam hates scott.

theres a fan theory that as captain america touched the soul stone, thanos saw his memories and saw cap’s willpower and personallity, thats why thanos looks shocked.

It took Strange a while to learn how to use the time stone….he even had to read a book Thanos did it without learning it from anywhere. Exactly how mad is this Titan?

Vision wasn't just made by combining whatever was left of JARVIS and Ultron. He was brought to life using JARVIS' programming, Ultron's original body, and the Mind Stone. So it's possible VisionQuest is exploring how those two AIs can still exist within Vision's systems as distinct identities, rather than just leftover code. The big question is whether Vision preserved copies of them or whether parts of their original consciousness survived the process.

Vision actually tried to explain this in the movie. Corvus Glaive stabbed him with the same weapon that was specifically interfering with his phasing. Vision literally says, “The blade. It stopped me from phasing,” and then says his systems was failing. That injury never fully healed before the Wakanda battle. By the time Thanos gets to him, Vision isn't the same fully functional Vision we saw earlier in the MCU. He's already been severely damaged, his powers have been compromised, and the entire reason the Avengers were trying to remove the Mind Stone safely was because of how vulnerable he'd become. And there's another reason I wouldn't call this a simple plot hole: Vision's phasing isn't an automatic passive ability. He has to use it. We've seen him phase through objects and people before, but that doesn't mean he can always activate it regardless of his condition. In fact, there's even deleted Infinity War footage showing Vision phasing through Corvus Glaive during their fight. So the filmmakers clearly knew exactly how powerful that ability could be. The theatrical version just established that Corvus' weapon had already taken that option away from Vision. So yeah, if Vision was at full strength, Thanos grabbing him like that would be a MUCH bigger question. But the Vision Thanos encountered was basically a damaged version of himself who had already been told his systems were failing.

Strange needed a whole book to figure out the green stone. Thanos rips it off him and uses it like he's done it a thousand times. Who taught him?

Quicksilver is one of the fastest things in the MCU and he still got taken out by bullets in a Sokovia field. If he can outrun everything in that alley, how did he never see Clint's kid coming?

The closest the MCU has ever gotten to a full-blown horror movie.

Maybe superhero movies don't need bigger villains, bigger CGI battles or another world-ending threat. Maybe we just need more films willing to make us uncomfortable, tell a genuinely disturbing story and explore characters we've barely seen on screen. #Clayface is an interesting step in that direction.

Who was this guy in Avengers Doomsday teaser and what power he has ?

Can we all agree that Spider-Man’s villains are a joke compared to Batman’s?