10 Behind The Scenes Reasons For MCU Characters' Quirks
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There's a very specific inspiration for Tony Stark's OCD tendencies.
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My favorite thing is how Robert Downey Jr created the idea that his character eats all the time by sneaking snacks on set and eating them once filming started
I always figured it was a quirk related to someone who had quit smoking or another more dangerous vice.
@@elizabethgarcia6651 tbf he did do drugs
It reminds me a similar thing in Ocean´s 12 Brad Pitt´s character. He was also eating all the time as Brad Pitt had not much time for proper food and thought the same thing implies also for his character. If im not mistaken.
@@semtex987 Brad Pitt does this with all this characters because he does it in real life.
Honestly makes him more human of a character too. His character was always busy with meetings, interviews, and being iron man, and he was always busy with acting. So it worked out that he was always eating on the go rather than at designated meal times.
I always figured that Tony didn’t like being handed things to avoid being served with a lawsuit or summons.
That makes perfect sense.
As they show Pepper hands him things
@@COLE_PRODUCTIONS I always took it as he doesn’t like being handed things by people he doesn’t personally trust.
Like the result of a paternity test?
The last thing he was handed was a summons. It wasn't until then, that he started to not like being handed things.
I’ve always thought it was weird how Cap couldn’t get drunk because he metabolizes the alcohol too quickly, but doesn’t have to constantly eat because his body is chewing through the calories too. 🤔
Weirdly, I metabolize meds and alcohol super quickly, but not food. Means I save on paying for booze, since I don’t bother with it!
@@sarmajere2866, I didn’t realize that was a thing, but cool to know- thanks.
@@sarmajere2866 I am the same way.
Maybe it only applies to toxins?
@@sarmajere2866 i can metabolize meds fast which means I am now on 60mg vyvanse and 20 mg Prozac on normal days and on time of month days 30mg Prozac. Idk about alcohol I don’t drink it
Hand sanitizer scene aside, I don’t think this is why Tony avoids being handed things. IRL, executives and others often avoid being handed any documents by unfamiliar people because they could actually be accepting a document from a person acting as a process server - someone handing them a legal summons. It’s technically not effective, but can be used as a delay tactic.
I personally always thought since Cap was in the military and we have to scarf down food really quickly during basic, a habit that has yet to leave me 5 years later that he simply was done and was waiting on the rest of the slow pokes
1st/149th- Army here. It took me about 8 years to break the habit lol. Pro Tip: Set down the fork in between bites, even if you pick it right back up. It will help slow you down so your family doesnt look at your crazy ha
Thank you for your service ❤️
Weirdly enough I picked up the habit while working retail and not having enough break time to both get food and eat it normally.
Going on 20 years for me and it still pops up if I'm not paying attention tion, lol.
Same, considering how tired the others were, I thought it was more of a case that Cap inhaled the food while the rest were attempting to stay awake between bites. Sidenote: Kicking the habit of scarfing down food was a pain haha. Developed in HS due to cutting for wrestling and still haven't really kicked it almost 10 years later.
I always thought Chris Evans was playing Cap as just being THAT tired. I thought it made him more relatable.
For me I thought they were all completely exhausted but Cap's army background meant he finished his shawarma in the time it took Thor to figure out and stop playing with the soda fountain.
Yep, I'd thought Cap DESTROYED his schwarma. He's a soldier, when they stop to eat, they chow down. He's a super soldier to, so then he's probably killed like 3 of those, so he's ready for a nap.
Honestly I thought it was a poke at his history. Since Cap was a good ol' baseball and apple pie kid from the 1940's at the time of the first Avengers he was shown to be still getting used to this new future he'd found himself in. Our inclination towards foreign and cultural foods being one of them.
He definitely looks like he's nodding off
Steve Rogers is Catholic and Avengers takes place on a Friday during Lent
For the whole "What the f-" ending of Far From Home, I'm not sure that particular soundbite was because of studio mandate. As you'll recall, Homecoming ended with Aunt May seeing him in his suit and also going "what the f-" before being cut off as well, and it didn't seem like her character was under the same clauses as Spider-Man, so it was more of a returning gag there than anything else it seems.
Yeah, I thought that too.
Not to mention anyone who's read the comics knows they have no problem having the characters curse. If this DOES have anything to do with cursing in films it has more to do with retaining a PG-13 rating than it does Marvel not wanting its characters to be seen using bad language.
This guy is completely wrong about Spider-Man in civil war when antman grew he said holy shit, and apparently he’s not allowed to swear
It can be for two reasons
@@TheSchaef47 what can be
What about the Black Widow constantly mentioning " this is just like Budapest ", to the point where Hawkeye answering back one time, something like " you & I have very different memories of Budapest ".
Didn't they adress it in Black widow film.?
@@musaddiqmunirliman8267 I haven't seen that film yet so I couldn't say, but if you say so I'll believe you.
@@bjw4859 Yeah, because the whole movie is about the Budapest situation
I watched Black Widow and I still failed to understand the whole Budapest banter, maybe I missed it maybe it's Maybelline who knows 😕
@@NeoDeXeno Yeah u missed it.. Her and Hawkeye was sent to kill that guy that controls the girls.. They bombed him but he survived and other shit
I heard the eating one before. I've always loved that Ruffalo actually takes a blueberry.
I was quite happy to learn about Howard Hughes' (and technically, Tony Stark's) contamination OCD struggles, as someone with contamination OCD myself, this served as an exciting reminder that OCD doesn't necessarily mean someone can't be successful.
he developed it after neurosyphilis, the damage was already too late
@Tucker Gregory Howie Mandell has something similar too I believe
World’s a dirty place, bud. And it ain’t changing anytime soon.
The single knife flip is relatively easy...still trying to get the double one. It's actually very hard to do intentionly, especially if you wanna be perfectly synchronised. Lucky shot indeed
It’s one of those things that you just do and then you look at yourself like “that was awesome! How did I do that?” Then you try to figure it out and just fail over and over. You can’t think about doing it, you just gotta do it.
the double one is probably cgi.
@@emperordragon1794 the one in the Ragnarok was genuine cuz he said he tried it for fun cuz he had time left on the shoot and accidently nailed it, but if I remember he's doing it too in Loki and that one is probably CGI
@@andreanatsuminadeau5608 ???? you said the same thing but with more words.
@@emperordragon1794 no you said "double" mean both 2 knife flip is cgi while 1 of them is real
It's not that Cap wasn't hungry, he is a vet he already finished his food before the others and now he is waiting
9:45 Here I thought it was because he shoveled his food down in typical serviceman fashion. In boot camp you don't get a whole lot of time to eat, it becomes ingrained to eat fast because you don't know when you'll get time for another meal.
I found nixing the main meal in boot to be faster. Get a salad, & macaroni salad, mixed. Meant no excess fats from dressing & just wet enough w the carbs to make it go down easier. While I was finishing my meals, everyone else was struggling w the heaviness the main courses were leaving others w.
Forget Loki's knife flip. What about his multiple "hair flips" in the TV show. It's almost like Hiddleston is annoyed by the long haired wig and is flipping his head back to clear his vision.
Whatever the reason for it... it is a damn sexy move and I hope there is lots of hair flipping in the 2nd Season of Loki lol
I'm a guy with hair down to my hips. I'll tell you now if you have hair that long and it isn't styled or pulled back you HAVE to do the hairflip regularly to get it out of your eyes. Probably even more-so for someone who isn't used to having long hair like him who probably does find it incredibly distracting.
Hair just past my shoulders. You have to flip, tuck or restrain it somehow or it constantly gets in the way.
...you may have just inspired my Muse to do something with a crossover between MCU Loki and Wicked, on account of that one scene where Glinda is teaching Elphaba how to flip her hair... (though there's already a fanvid of Thor and Loki set to "What Is This Feeling" and it's *hilarious* )
@@Arkylie I believe you mean, "TOSS TOSS, [flirtatious giggles]"
Honestly I assumed someone handed Tony something dangerous when he was younger. Like a type of bomb, or anything else that would directly harm him. An incident with glass maybe? Or someone quickly shoved something into his hands and Tony ended up blamed for whatever it was. Even someone having to set it down first can change the result of the encounter, and it gives Tony time to figure out if he's willing to touch whatever it is. His aversion to being handed things made sense to me with how many people try to kill him on screen, let alone before Iron Man 1. Just because we didn't see it on screen does not mean people haven't tried to kidnap/kill/otherwise harm Tony before. After all, he grew up in the spotlight as the genius child of a rich family before himself becoming an even richer man.
So it's cool if a fireman steals from houses? He straight up steals Hawkeye's costume from the burned out apartment. Imagine coming home to your house on fire and one of the few things to survive the fire is stolen
That whole thing pisses me off too he should've got in trouble for abusing his job even if this is just a TV show
it just seemed like Clint didn't care enough to get the guy in trouble, he just wanted the suit back. this was faster, and fun. clint is a bit of an anarchist. ;)
My roommate had something stolen when we had to get our apartment fumigated. That's fucked up man
@@jenniferharris1280 It's not just that -- that costume ties Clint to a whole bunch of actionable actual crimes. He's not going to get the law involved in a situation with it if he has a choice, particularly with a family.
@@mnemex ok, he was DRIVEN to get the suit back. It was incredibly important. Good point.
Spiderman said "holy shit" in Captain America civil war. So he did swear.
I came to say the same thing. His first appearance
The agreement says he can't curse in Sony movies. Civil War wasn't a Sony movie.
No. Thats cussing..there isca difference. 🤣
he also said Damn in Homecoming
According to the video he can't swear at ALL. Except that he did swear at least a few times
Things like the knife flip can be mastered in a day if you stick with it. Start off with your dominant hand and when you can catch 10 out of 10, practice with your off hand. When you can catch 10 out of 10 with your off hand, do both hands at once. Once you can do 10 out of 10 with both hands at the same time, you're golden. And it probably won't even take you more than a couple hours. Tom Hiddleston had DAYS of fight choreography training, so he probably had long ago mastered the knife flip, and just kept that trick in his back pocket for a rainy day.
I too am an expert Knife Flipper.
My husband got actually so far that he can flip anything now and he just loves freaking me out by flipping full bottles of beer and wine at the store 🤦🏼♀️ (Before you freak out, he never dropped anything and yes, you bet I'd make him pay for it!)
@@Larrysbride the guy that taught me was a street performer who would juggle burning torches while riding a unicycle lol
I enjoyed the shawarma (hope that is the right spelling) end scene in the Avengers. Made them all seem a tiny bit more 'normal', just enjoying some down time and good food after a hard days work.
I like how cap doesn't eat, because its a nice subtle way of setting him and stark as opposites.
I always interpreted Tony not liking to be handed things as him wanting to be seen as his own man rather then just having gotten everything handed to him by someone else like his father handing his company and money over to him when he died.
I quite like the last one because it adds to the idea that the fight was harsh enough for Cap to be tired. I mean he looks like he's asleep anyway. Lol.
Just to be a Nerd, its actually "uncharacteristic" . Excluding Thor , Cap has the HIGHEST regeneration rates of anyone at that table....remember .....He can do this all day. :P
@@commandershepard7728 Banner was Hulk. Ok he might feel the tiredness. Tony was in a suit of armour Natasha looks way more tired than him Same with Clint.
I rather thought that as the avenger who stands for strong morals he feels very bad for all the destruction and simply has no appetite
I always figured Cap has superhuman eating powers and he was just bored waiting for all the slackers to finish.
I thought the same thing. Considering his sped up metabolism, tired or not, he would've needed to eat.
From reading comments of former military, they don't need the Super Soldier Serum to scarf down their food.
@@thatHARVguy yeah that's my dad's super power too. He says they only had so much time to eat so if you wanted to get it all in you had to wolf it down.
I always assumed the “I don’t like being handed things” game from the fact that he was just “handed” a billion dollar company and some people may have thought he didn’t deserve it, so it was just him being spiteful and saying “I don’t like being handed things” to annoy the people who didn’t like him for that.
I always thought Tony didn't like being handed things because someone handed him a letter or smth explaining that his parents died and afterwards gained a phobia or maybe just a fear that if he's handed anything it will tell him that someone else he's close to has died. No clue where that idea came from, though, but it fits bc in Age of Ultron, Wanda shows Tony his fear and it's the Avengers dead or dying.
My dad grew up in Spain, when he was 9 ( during the Spanish civil war) he was evacuated to the UK. All his life he was able to speak fluent Spanish to the extent that native Spaniards didn't believe he was English
There was a Scene in Ironman 2 where he buys the strawberries and tells the guy to just set them in the seat.- Another nod to not being handed things.
The reason Hawkeye uses a bow and arrows is because he's partially deaf from all the guns he shot back in training.
The quirks are what I love the most about the movies because it makes them more relatiable.
Notice how when Tony(RDJ) offered Bruce(Mark( blueberries) he just went with it
Based on the powers of Scarlett Witch, it can easily be explained away that the reality altering nature of her abilities would allow her to subconsciously adapt to new behaviors almost instantaneously. Everything can be explained in the realm of comics and graphic novels. You just need to analyze the tropes and almost every limit in fiction can be explained away by some new piece of information.
I genuinely miss the Captain America: Winter Soldier, Bucky. Whatever's Marvel did with him afterwards was a disservice to his super soldier trained assassin skills. They basically did a Bruce Banner on him and Falcon & Winter Soldier confirmed it. 😮💨
7:37 Wooden spoons have completely different balance. So, flipping things in my hands is a habit I have, albeit mostly water bottles. The balance of the knife is in the blade, as it should be, which allows more maneuverability and accuracy when in use. When flipping these the handle flips around the blade, allowing it to be caught more easily. A wooden spoon or ladle is usually the same lighter material throughout, and has a balance dead center. With most cooking this doesn't matter, but I don't think I could flip these. It would move to fast, and be too hard to predict. Lower mass, higher speed for same momentum.
I used to like to flip a small claw hammer, smack the handle to reverse the direction in midair, then catch it. The thing is, because of the way it was balanced, if I tried to just catch it without the reverse, I'd drop it almost every time. As you said with the spoons, it was moving too fast.
I assumed the Tony Stark not liking being handed things was to do with the avoidance of being served legal document. On the Captain america not eating, it does suggest with the unenthused eating of everyone else that the place is awful.
Jules I always love your end messages. Please don't ever stop. It helps more than you might realize
Man your encouraging speech at the end there really struck my heart cords brother!!! Just the pep talk we need!!
That is the most thoughtful closing of a youtube video I've ever seen. Thank you Jules. I kinda needed to hear something like that today. Seriously. Thank you.
Jules is the best. I always look forward to the personal message to the fans at the end of the vids. You're awesome too Jules and don't YOU forget it either. 💖
Agreed. Jules is easily Whatculture’s best presenter.
It has taken a long time for me to warm up to him after his years of "one per list" disgusting "mother jokes".
Except tomorrow on "Tues your own adventure" he'll call himself an awful host. He's all talk and a hypocrite.
Mcu running gag 🤪
Aw, dude that message at the end was so sweet. Thx for adding it!
Thank you for the affirmation! Great Video!! Better message! Nicely Done.
That message at the end, man. I love that you're not some dude for attention or you wouldn't have said this. A huge thank you for being a good Human. 👏
I feel like Deadpool is the one behind the whole yelana dissing widow's posing thing because as we all know "Whooo SUPERHERO LANDING... Ya know that's really hard on your knees, totally impractical they all do it"
Always love your end of video pep talks, they always make me smile! Preciate it homey!
Thanks as always Jules. This was a fascinating list.
Regarding Pepper Pots' barefoot in Joss Whedon's Avengers films, there is also the fact that Whedon has a thing about feet. This is most notable in Firefly where River's feet play a prominent role in some episodes and also in the movie. If you look closely his fetish can be seen elsewhere in his works. Not judging.
Oh, Whedon had a thing about feet... It can't be as much as Tarantino, if you watch his films it is unavoidable to conclude that he has that particular fetish. I am not judging either, no matter that I have the opposite feeling toward feet. But, I have my "favorite" things too, I like well-developed, good-looking calves on women's bodies.
Oh yeah, there's loads of ways to deal with a height difference between actors, Whedon just chose a method he happened to like lol
@@WA-jt3db Well, it is always good if one finds a way to connect work and pleasure. That happened to me, my work is such that it gives me pleasure doing it, and sometimes I fill guilty...Not that I am, but probably on some semi-subconscious level I think that work should not be so much fun...
@@WA-jt3db And, besides that, if she was wearing shoes, that would mean complicated scenes, false perspective... Complications. I am not sure, is she really tall, or he is kinda..short? Or both things in combo...
@@WA-jt3db She is 175 centimeters tall, and he is 174... He is average, she is tall, as far as I know, 175 centimeters is the lowest height for professional female models.
Funny that the “superhero pose” was a gag in Deadpool… Especially when you remember that Deadpool was written to be totally against Marvels rule book. With swearing, sex references etc. It was eventually taken on by Marvel films, even though hated Deadpool and opposed it being made, he still nabbed a cameo…
Marvel Studios never hated Deadpool, nor did the company oppose it being made. The helped produce both films.
@@alexubel They shelved it. It was only when some test scenes were leaked (probably by Ryan Reynolds) that fan pressure got them to start production. Then because it made the most money for that rating of film, they made the sequel. Marvel comics basically Hated Deadpool because he swears, kills etc - doing everything Marvel heroes didn’t do. Stan Lee tried to block Deadpool being made but lost out due to fan pressure on the studio encouraging them to make it. Studios make films that make them money, that’s it.
@@alexubel No they didn't. Marvel did not help Fox produce the Deadpool movies.
@@alexubel they fought with Ryan Reynolds in every step of production. That's literally how he sold the movie.
Great video, Jules! Appreciate the trivia. 👍
What a beautiful way to end the video!! Thank you Jules!
There is a second reason Tony Stark does not like things handed to him....in the US when someone sues you in court you are "served" the papers by a process server who has to hand the papers directly to you as the person being sued, or directly to your Lawyer if they are already known to the court. :)
To add to this, a process server must also ascertain your identity as well. It isn't enough to just hand them papers, they have to get you to acknowledge your identity, which they do in creative ways. This is also a rule when you are being arrested by Police; the acknowledgement of identity. In the US and many countries Law is largely governed by The Uniform Commercial Code (UCC). A flesh and blood human being is obviously not a product but can be made a product by taking responsibility for a name which is why social security numbers, drivers licenses, IDs, Passports, and Birth Certificates are in ALL CAPS. By identifying yourself you are tying ourself to the ALL CAPS name and now they can apply charges/debts to the ALL CAPS name. Yes, there is a reason you are "Charged" with a crime.
I legit ended up with PTSD as a kid from answering the door without knowing the person was a process server- hey, is your mom home? Called for mom, not knowing better, ended up with an eviction notice. I refused to answer the door for _years_ because of that. I still get a little moment of panic if someone knocks and I'm not expecting them, even as an adult. I know serving notice is important for the legal system to actually work, but holy hell, I loathe process servers like that. Like, they knew damn well a little kid had no reason to think they were someone that couldn't be trusted.
My dad was a process server. If so and so refuses to accept the papers, all you have to do is explain that they are being sued and tell the court date. Then you can set the papers within their reach and leave
@@marcmontalvo787 The part your Dad forgot to tell you was that he then had to go to court and prove that the person he served the papers to was the actual person being served. I get it, most people do not know their rights and would never think to have them prove they were actually served, but it raises questions when the "served" person doesn't appear in court and the process server doesn't get paid.
This isn’t entirely true. You don’t have to “hand” the paperwork to someone. You can personally serve someone even if they throw their hands up and say “I don’t want it.” You can’t literally drop it at their feet. It still counts.
Thats a really cool outro dude, trying to inspire people to believe in themselves. Love it 😄
Thanks for the words at the end. Made me tear up. Much needed I guess. Thank you.
Thank ever so much for your pep talk. Made my day
One of those spider man rules is a little odd, no wonder we haven't gotten a live action miles morales no matter how much the fans scream into the void for it, oh well spider verse was so good it makes up for it I guess.
He says something like: Peter's on screen version is governed by marvel comics (Paraphrasing cuz I forgot the exact words) He says it around 2:47
I'm a Spider-Man fan, can't stand Miles and his run ruined Ultimate Spider-Man comic.
@@JoybuzzerX How has he ruined it?
@@pinktribble Story sucked. Sales went down. Story was better when it was Peter's story. It never recovered.
Since they’ve hinted at Miles a couple of times, I’m sure he’ll make an appearance at some point - perhaps in an alternate universe.
Wow! That ending caught me off guard and melted my heart ❤️ 😊🤧
That was a really sweet message at the end. Thank you. Also, loved the info of this vid. 😄
For R.D.J I like it how the other actors play along, like the one playing Bruce (forgot his actor name) goes ahead and takes a blueberry
It's good to finally know why Tony never wanted to be handed things, I've always wondered, and I've tried looking it up before but never found the answer
As always I love your awesomeness reminder at the end - thanks so much!
Thanks Jules, great video as usual 😊
My in universe reason for Cap not eating at the end of Avengers is because he's nodding off. After everything that happened that day I'd want a nap more than food.
Oh come on, he's not even the old man of the group. Thor's got centuries on him and he still had the strength for an after battle meal. 🤣
The normals like Natasha and Tony would be exhausted but Cap is a machine of a man and "can do this all day".
@@krashd He did "do this all day." Now he needs a nap.
Gwyneth can keep those shoes off and feel free to give herself 12% of the credit.
Thanks for a great vid Jules!
God bless, Jules‼️ Love your vids. ♥️
First time on this channel. Enjoyed the video. But even more so, loved the message at the very end.❤️
Nice way to end the vid there Jules, everyone has their own unique quirks and kinks, and nothing wrong with that as long as it doesn't harm those around you. The rest of it was great too, but I couldn't pass on saying something about an excellent ending note!
I loved the little speech at the end. THANK YOU SO MUCH, YOU TOO!
That outro message! Love you guys
"Spiderman never swears" Uhhh.....no. Did you completely forget about his iconic "Holy shit!!!!" reaction to seeing Giant Man at the airport in Germany for the first time??
I was thinking that as well.
You'll get your rent when you fix this DAMN DOOR
Thought you were going to tell us Tony doesn't like being handed things so they could keep fast food grease off props.
Thank you so much it was very helpful
This video was really interesting. Cheers!
I swear Downey made this list as soon as the first Iron Man movie came out.
What about Tony Stark always grabbing his (left?) arm all the time like he hurt it a long time ago and it still pains him after exerting himself? I've seen it in tons of his movies.
Might have something to do with his heart? Like a heart attack symptom
It may be his homage to westerns. John Wayne did it at the end of "The Searchers" as homage to a mentor who had recently died. I believe it was Harry Carey.
It's a callback of the hit he took from the fighter jet in Ironman.
@@campcamp7389 I always thought it was either a bad sign reflecting a potential heart problem and/or a reflex from the time that he had to worry about having a heart attack. The idea of it being a callback from the fighter jet in IM never once struck my mind. @Jason_Reiyn You’re talking about when he was flying back from Gullmira (sp?) and ran into the fighter jets which locked onto him and he eventually told his friend to just say it was a “training exercise”?
@@prosen8966 TBF the reason he has the arc reactor is because of shrapnel in his chest. So could be that too
Thanks for the kind words at the end. I needed them
I wasnt expecting that little pep talk at the end, thanks bud.
I loved that Stephen Strange was a music junkie.
Except Spider-Man HAS sworn in the MCU, did you forget when he said "holy shit" in Captain America: Civil War? Before anyone says "but he hasn't sworn in his movies" the video is about quirks within the MCU as a whole not just within a character's specific movie
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Holland's said some swears in his movies. He isn't "aw gee" like Maguire, but he doesn't walk around calling people bitches either.
I watched the video out of boredom and subscribed because of what you said at the end. Thank you 😊
The end of this video just made it special. Thanks.
Tony isn't a germaphobe. He doesn't like being handed things, because he doesn't want to be served legal papers.
Doesn't really stop him from getting served though does it?
@@johnathonherring2583 true. He did get served that subpoena in iron man 2
I always saw it as people have tried to kill him like that before
It's trauma from the death of his parents. Being handed things reminds him of the mountains of papers that were handed to him to sign after his parents death.
because tony learns from his mistakes
Last time I checked “shit” was still a curse word which is said by Spider Man in Civil War while he’s fighting.
The last one was gold! Thanks for that!
that kind peptalk at the end was damn unexpected, but so lovely. cheers, Joules you legend
Captain America could also not be hungry. I like the "too tired to eat" theory, makes better sense.
@Jules I love you man, thanks for your encouraging pep talks at the end of your vids, it has helped in my times of struggle. YOU are awesome! Stay kind, stay safe
It really is great
Your inclusion of Clint and the Hawkeye show makes me SO HAPPY, thank you!
Love the uplifting words jules gives at the end, keep it up Jules
They may have cut it off, and covered it with a car horn, but he definately said it "in the MCU". Also he spent a good part of No Way Home with murderous intent on Norman Osbourne.
He also swore in Civil War but that was probably bc Sony wasn’t part of that. I guess to them it also doesn’t count if he doesn’t fully go through said murderous attempt.
i always figured tony didnt like being handed things because he was avoiding being served.
That doesn't stop you from being served though. All the server has to do is correctly identify the party and leave the paperwork with them. They don't need to touch it or anything. it's called Drop Service. There are only a few states that don't allow it.
I mean... that makes sense in the real world... but this is a movie with a guy flying around in a metal suite fighting ET alongside a god and some guy with a boy and arrow lol. I feel like it be safe to assume some other movie tropes like being served would carry over.
@@neage7171 that's not a trope though, it's a feature of the real world. It doesn't make sense to refuse to accept paperwork. And someone like Tony would know that. When people avoid being served in movies, the trope is to NOT IDENTIFY YOURSELF. because that's really the only way to avoid being served. Rejecting paperwork doesn't do anything.
The content was great but your last comment was awesome. Thank you very much for your wonderful attitude.
Thank you for reminding us “that you are special”!💞
Great list. These are actually really fun pieces of trivia. And if we’re being frank - I’ll watch anything with Jules in it.
And, if we're being jules, will you watch anything with Frank in it? 🤗
Spidey saying holy sh*t in civil war not count?😂
😂 Not since 12A/12 or most PG-13 rated films are allowed milder swears as explained
Thanks Jules!
I love you Jules. You are freaking awesome. Thank you very much for everything. How are you doing?
What I actually thought was appropriate (bc he remains my fav character, w Loki as my second fav) many of the BTS rules or guidelines had to do w IM or RDJ. No matter where the Marvel family goes, IM will always be my King of characters. And Loki wishes to be king, so there’s a similarity…
Pardon my French here but in Civil War our friendly wall crawler said "Holy shit!" when Ant Man became Giant Man. I guess that doesn't count as true swearing?
Cheers Jules back at ya fella
Love the kind words at the end of the video ✌️😎
I have the same quirk of not liking being handed things, and when I saw those scenes where Tony refused to be handed things, I was largely comforted knowing I wasn't being weird. But I'm not really a germaphobe. I don't like the light push down on my hand when being handed stuff. Unless it's something heavy that would cause more difficulty to lift it up from the ground, I'd prefer people to put the item down first before I get them. When I'm at a cashier, I would pretend my hands are busy with my purse or deliberately browse more items so the cashier will have no choice but to put down my change on the counter instead of passing it on my hand.
😆 That wouldn't work with me. I wait until the customer is through rummaging around their wallet before handing them their change - often directly over the top of the register. I specifically dump the coins so they'll land directly in the center of a cupped palm.
You are weird.
Now. The worst thing is when you put your hand out to get given the change... And then they set it on the counter
In some cultures it's considered rude to exchange money directly. Customers put their money in a dish on the counter, the cashier picks it up, makes change and puts the change back into the dish, where the customer picks it back up. My brother encountered this when traveling in either Italy or Israel (two very different countries, I know, that's just where he's traveled and I can't remember which).