These Marvel characters have made some pretty jerk moves in the MCU! Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is teeming with superheroes who we’re all programmed to believe are perfect, righteous men and women – but is there actually a single one of them who hasn’t, at some point in their life, done something terrible?

When you look deeply into it, it seems the answer is a resounding “no”.

Of course, in many of those cases, the characters in question were controlled, manipulated or simply unaware that they were doing anything untoward – but that doesn’t change the fact they’ve done wrong.

To highlight this, we’re going to look at some of the occasions the MCU’s heroes have done wrong – whether they did so by choice, due to ignorance, or through circumstances beyond their control.

It really does emphasise just how flawed our favourite heroes are.

The occasions in question include; when Steve Rogers abandoned the Avengers in Avengers: Endgame, when Star-Lord doomed the universe in Avengers: Infinity War, when Scott Lang chose to go back to a life of crime after getting out of jail in Ant-Man, when Tony Stark and Bruce Banner created Ultron in Avengers: Age of Ultron, when Wanda and Pietro Maximoff worked for HYDRA in Avengers: Age of Ultron, and when Thor restarted the ancient war with the Frost Giants in Thor.

You’ll just have to watch the whole video to find out what the other entries are.

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Step inside the pitch meeting that led to Star Wars: Episode VI – Return Of The Jedi!

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The original Star Wars trilogy revolutionized the world of cinema forever– but did the final movie stick the landing? While not as universally loved as Empire Strikes Back, the movie is definitely a classic. That being said it does raise a few questions– like what exactly was Luke’s plan to rescue Han? Why did the Emperor leak the actual plans instead of decoys? Why did the Empire include another thing in the Death Star that blows the whole thing up if you shoot it? What’s up with Obi Wan being such a sassy ghost? Speaking of ghosts, is Anakin turned into a Force Ghost, doesn’t that mean that Palpatine is probably still out there?

To answer all these questions and more, step inside the pitch meeting that led to Star Wars: Episode VI – Return Of The Jedi! It’s super easy, barely an inconvenience!

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We decided to make a fun item today to celebrate SpongeBob’s birthday: Spat, his loving and hard-working spatula. SpongeBob uses Spat to cook the yummy Krabby Patties at the Krusty Krab. Enjoy & thank you for your tremendous support! Please subscribe: http://bit.ly/2MSo8WW

Kerry Stagmer – Swordsmith and Machinist
Matt Stagmer- Swordsmith / Blade Grinder
Ilya Alekseyev – Bladesmith / Armourer
John Mitchell – Shop forman / Lead fabricator
Ferenc Gregor – Carving and design
Bill Collison- Assistant Blade Grinder
Rick Janney- Assistant Smith
Tanner Saslow – Machinist/Knifemaker

Episode Produced and Directed By
Executive producer – Brendan Kennedy

Supervising Producer – Warren Tessler
Office Production Coordinator – Sarah Rivera

Baltimore Forge Crew:
Producer – Kerry Stagmer
Director of Photography – Paulius Kontijevas
Story Producer — Katie Shinsato
Production Manager – Patricia Parris
Runner/PA – Tori Markham
Camera Op – Chris Mariles
Set Medic – Kevin Dugard
1st AC – Jason Remeikis
2nd AC – Michael “MJ” Johnson
DIT – Nate Spivey
Gaffer – Steve Scott
Grip – Jeff Calloway

Post Production:
Lead Editors – Stephen Erdmann
Post Sound – Anthony Vanchure
Director of Post Production – Michael Gallagher

Spat, the Hydrodynamic Spatula – SpongeBob SquarePants – MAN AT ARMS: REFORGED

Did you catch any of these hidden secrets and Easter eggs in Stranger Things Season 3? Subscribe to our channel: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-Screenrant

Think you know everything about Stranger Things? Well tune into this video to see the 25 things you may have missed in the third season of Netflix’s strangest show. Sure, there’s a lot happening in the foreground, but just like the fictional town of Hawkins, Indiana there’s a lot going on just beneath the surface. And while the Upside Down continues to throw surprises at our favorite characters, the Duffer Brothers and the whole creative team working behind the scenes, always give us easter eggs to discover, hidden messages to dissect, and sight gags to enjoy.

Throughout the season we’re treated to references to famous movies and TV shows from the awesome 80’s – whether it’s Back to the Future, Dawn of the Dead, Caddyshack, Cocoon, Die Hard, Gremlins, Fast Times at Ridgemont High, Halloween 2, Evil Dead, Making Contact, Cheers, Magnum P.I., or Miami Vice. Plus, we get nods to 90’s flicks like Camp Nowhere and Jurassic Park. Also, anyone from the eighties will recognize the importance of a social hangout at the local shopping mall, swimming pool, and carnival – and these places get a decent amount of screen-time in the show. Beyond that, we’re treated to mentions of New Coke and Jolt Cola, we see Cary Elwes put into a compromising position that harkens back to his role in Saw, hair products and cereal, comic book lore and adult magazine sightings, Weird Al cameos and more. In season 3, characters developed further, situations became more dire, and things became more… well… stranger than ever before.

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