Recap the epic Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame movies with a rap!
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Avengers: Infinity War & Endgame Recap Rap
Relive the epic two-part MCU Avengers Infinity Saga finale and watch your favorite marvel characters like Captain America, Iron Man, and Spider-Man try to take down the mad galactic titan Thanos.

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These “old” actors playing high school students didn’t fool anyone… Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Some of the best acting comes with the maturity and experience to nail an emotional role. Maybe this is why so many TV shows turn to older actors for the roles of high school students. But in some cases, these actors could be parents to high school students! One of the biggest mysteries on the CW’s Riverdale doesn’t have to do with the Serpents, Ghoulies, or Black Hoods — it has to do with the ages of the cast. They ALL pretty much look way too old to be in high school, including Cole Spource, who was past the age of 24 when cast in the role. But the focus here is on Ashleigh Murray, who was cast as high school crooner Josie at the age of 29. After the release of American Pie in 1999, we dealt with a whole decade of high school based raunchy comedies and these movies needed actors to fill the roles of these horned up students! Sometimes the pool was just too small and casting agents reached out to older actors. Case in point: the movie “Fired Up!” where a couple of football players decide to attend cheerleading camp. Find out what older actor nabbed a part and see if you can guess their age!

From Riverdale to Scream — and even Harry Potter, see some actors who have aged incredibly well and could pull the part off while others neared their forties and stuck out like a sore thumb while exploring their high school memories on both television and in movies!

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Disney and Sony’s dispute could dismantle the entire MCU! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Superheroes have a lot to deal with. Between common street thugs committing small crimes, and people like Thanos coming in trying to end all life everywhere, life can be complicated.

And to make things worse, here comes the whole issue of film rights, which is a very real world issue that causes major problems for our favorite heroes’ fictional worlds.

And right now, it looks like Spider-Man may soon be saying bye bye to the MCU, as Disney and Sony are having some major problems striking a deal to keep the webhead around.

While the door isn’t completely closed, at least as of the recording of this video, Spidey no longer being available to Marvel Studios, kind of messes with a few possibilities that they may have been building towards.

The biggest hanging thread currently is the whole “Spider-Man is the next Iron Man” thing.

Since his introduction in the MCU, it was pretty clear that Marvel was setting up Peter Parker as the successor to Tony Stark, meant to take over as the character at the forefront of the entire franchise.

And with Tony taking a well earned rest after the end of Avengers: Endgame, Spider-Man: Far From Home put all the pieces in place, finally letting Parker stand tall on his own, ready to take his proper place as a member of the new Marvel trinity.

Buuuuuut whoops! Without the film rights to Spider-Man, that isn’t going to happen anymore. Sure, Sony could and probably are going to continue the films, building upon Far From Home and Homecoming, possibly towards the Sinister Six showdown that they’ve been wanting to do for years at this point.

Let’s take a look at the impossible to do storylines, shall we?

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