You’ve heard it, we’ve got some! For some handsome hunks, dashing dames and all people brilliant from Avengers: Age of Ultron, just look here!
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More Pictures Surface from the Set of Avengers 2: Age of Ultron
Luckily for us, Mark Ruffalo is kinder to fans than his Science Bros counterpart, Robert Downey Jr.
Ruffalo, who played Bruce Banner/The Hulk in the first Avengers film and an end-credit scene for Iron Man 3, instagrammed a couple of pictures from the set of Age of Ultron. Even better, the actor referenced the tumblr meme “Science Bros,” you can bet that launched a thousand shipper feels.
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Meanwhile, On Tumblr: THAT’S What Happened in Budapest!
This doesn’t need much explanation. We’ve referenced before how much fans are dying to know, “What Happened in Budapest?” based on all those references between Black Widow and Hawkeye in The Avengers. As it often happens, when left to their own devices, fans will create their own headcanons until the official story comes along. This is, easily, one of our favorites yet.
Meanwhile, On Tumblr: Chris Hemsworth and Chris Evans – Terrified of Scarlett Johansson
At Larkable, we’re bringing you some of our favorite tumblr posts. This week? Don’t feel bad for Scarlett Johansson on the set of the Avengers…it looks like she kept those boys in order.
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5 Reasons Why ‘The Winter Soldier’ is a Must See
Here at Larkable, we’ve been very excited about the new Captain America: The Winter Soldier movie, and now we have 5 legitimate reasons why you should be too. 5. The 3D is out of this world Let’s get this out of the way: there’s no such thing as an original story–it’s all in the delivery. When it comes to movies it breaks down into several components, but cinematography is huge, and The Winter Soldier delivers a stunning visual performance. I saw it in IMAX 3D;…
Pretty Please With Sugar On Top?
Are we finally getting our very own Black Widow movie? Could it possibly be?! We really, really hope so! ScreenCrush and Entertainment Weekly have both quoted Marvel’s chief Kevin Feige when he said: “We learn more about her past and learn more about where she came from and how she became in that film. The notion of exploring that even further in her own film would be great, and we have some development work with that.” The words “notion of exploring” and “we have some…