This Endgame Scene Was Not Planned..
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We’ll never quite be over the fact that Robert Downey Jr is no longer Tony Stark. There was rarely an actor so better suited for a role than when he first put on the Iron suit and effectively launched the MCU. Most of us are well aware by now that RDJ improvised almost the entirety of that first movie, and has continued flexing his improv muscles for every other Marvel movie since. But while we already knew that he made up his iconic final “I am Iron Man,” and a bunch of other classic lines throughout the franchise, there was another moment from Avengers: Endgame that we had no idea came straight out of the actor’s brain.
When he is rescued by Carol Danvers and returned to Earth after The Snap, Tony is brought back to the Avenger’s compound and reunited with the remaining heroes. As Natasha Romanoff goes over a list of all who were lost in the cataclysmic event, Steve Rogers asks Tony if he has any intel about Thanos from their altercation. This pushes Tony over the edge, and he really lets the Cap have it, expressing all of the anger and betrayal that has been building up ever since Civil War. It is at the very end of this scene, before he rips out his Arc Reactor and hands it to Rogers, that he tells him he has nothing left to give. Finally, he calls Steve something that indicates just how little he trusts The Cap anymore. Check out the video below for all of the details!

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These Disney Classics Are Back!
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Disney Plus just announced a slew of films and TV shows coming to their new streaming service. Aside from all the excitement of exclusive Marvel Studios and Star Wars content, there will be a large amount of movies and shows from the Disney backlog. So many of these are childhood staples, but we’re willing to bet you’ve forgotten a good amount of them. Thankfully, we’re here to help trigger your memory banks.

In terms of animated series, there’s tons of stuff to get your 90s nostalgia senses tingling. Beyond the X-Men animated series and the Spider-Man animated series, there will be a number of Disney favorites. Shows like Darkwing Duck, Tail Spin and Gargoyles will all be making their way to the streaming service. Lesser known Marvel shows like Iron Man and Fantastic Four will also be available.

And that doesn’t even account for the multitude of live-action Disney movies we can almost guarantee you’ve forgotten about. We’re talking things like Operation Dumbo Drop, starring Dennis Quaid, Ray Liotta and Danny Glover. Or what about First Kid, starring Sinbad? There’s also Rookie of the Year and A Kid in King Arthur’s Court, two kids’ movies that prominently feature both baseball and Thomas Ian Nicholas. And remember when Jonathan Taylor Thomas was the big thing? We’ve got two, count ‘em, TWO, films starring the talented child star: Tom & Huck and I’ll Be Home for Christmas. Are either of them any good? Um…we’ll let you decide.

Regardless, there are plenty of forgotten movies and TV shows to look into. Let’s take a look at some of the most intriguing selections.

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