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Marvel's Cine-CHAT-ic Universe: Avengers: Age Of Ultron (2015)
Movie Feature | Matt Looker, Ali Gray, Becky Suter, Luke Whiston, Ed Williamson | 10th April 2019
We have two weeks to go until Avengers: Endgame brings about the end of an 11-year-long story arc and changes the MCU as we know it forever. So what better time to revisit an old Avengers movie from four years ago? That's right, we're back with another instalment of our less-than-semi-regular Marvel movie email discussion feature, which might even have been a better title than 'Marvel's Cine-CHATIC Universe'.
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Marvel's Cine-CHAT-ic Universe: The Avengers (2012)
Movie Feature | Matt Looker, Ali Gray, Becky Suter, Ed Williamson, Luke Whiston | 7th December 2018
Guess who's been emailing again! That's right, we're back with our regular feature that I'm only just now realising we should have called 'We see you, MCU'. Hmm, maybe not actually. But a better title than the one we went with certainly does exist somewhere. Anyway, please enjoy the latest of our rambling chats that are pieced together during an editing process so painstaking, that this article is its own heroic assembly.
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Keith Lemon has apparently joined The Avengers
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 14th March 2015
"Proper moist," he said in a statement. Or is that the other one. They're all awful. GO AWAY.
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Avengers: Age Of Ultron has the vaguest, most clichéd synopsis ever
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 16th September 2014
Stop talking! Drop everything! Yes, even you, guy doing emergency surgery! The official synopsis for Avengers: Age Of Ultron has been released and it's... incredibly generic. It reads like it has been written by an evil AI whose only function is to churn out underwhelming copy to press agencies. The fiend!
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Join the dots with Mark Ruffalo's face
Movie Feature | Luke Whiston | 10th May 2014
Maybe there's a plot clue to Avengers: Age of Ultron hidden within the dots? (hint: there isn't) Original pic via Mark Ruffalo's Instagram page. -
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Revealed: Every Marvel movie planned up to 2028
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 7th April 2014
That rapscallion Kevin Feige has revealed that the walls of his office are covered in plans for new movies stretching all the way up to 2028. What madness! Marvel are so forward in their thinking, they've even got movies scheduled for after the apocalypse in 2020, when the New World Order will take over the globe. I guess even our lizard overlords will need to kick back with a superhero movie every now and then.
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IMDB trivia entry for The Avengers is confusing, potentially delicious
Movie Feature | Ali Gray | 28th October 2013
And you thought running S.H.I.E.L.D. was a tough gig.
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Interview: Joss Whedon
Movie Feature | Matt | 16th June 2013
It is with no exaggeration when I say that this interview might be the peak of my professional career as a sometime two-bit blogger. It probably even beats that time I wrote a feature making fun of Mark Wahlberg's face.
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8 ways The Avengers can appear in Iron Man 3 (without appearing)
Movie Feature | Luke | 8th March 2013
"Nothing's been the same since New York" says Tony Stark in the first trailer for Iron Man 3, before having a very bad day. With the arrival of a new trailer this week it doesn't look like his situation has improved much - so why aren't his Avenger superfriends lending a hand? Writer-director Shane Black has probably got this covered, but just in case he missed Avengers Assemble at the cinema, here are some ways Thor, Hulk and co. can be shoe-horned into the film at short notice without having to assemble the expensive cast!
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Hey Amazon, um... WHO is the star of The Avengers again? ಠ_à²
Movie Feature | Matt | 2nd December 2012
C'mon, even Paul Bettany would have been a better choice for first in your cast list.
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