What scenes from Guardians of the Galaxy and Deadpool made the list? 10 Adults Jokes You Never Caught In Marvel Movies! Subscribe to our channel : http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

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Who doesn’t love a good grown up joke? And we’re not necessarily talking about rude jokes here. We’re talking about any sort of gag that is inappropriate for children. It happens all the time in family friendly movies, and despite being based on fairly dark source material, most Marvel movies are aimed at kids. So whether it’s risqué or just plain dark – we’ve compiled a list of 10 Adult Jokes That You Never Caught in Marvel Movies.
 
Why Marvel movies? Because comic books are pretty dark, and often aren’t intended for kids. So it stands to reason that though far more light hearted, the Marvel movies keep some of this attitude. Joss Whedon, writer of both comics and movies, has made sure to include lots of old, and sometimes inappropriate references in both the Avengers and it’s sequel Age of Ultron. Guillermo Del Toro satirises An Interview with A Vampire in Blade II, and some other directors just want to go for cheap gags like in Spider-Man and Ant-Man.
 
Fox’s X-Men franchise are even more prone to it, because Deadpool even goes as far as to reference a particularly dark Monty Python sketch.
 
So whether it’s Iron Man proving that Captain America is a better role model than him, or Peter Quillin making sure that we know how gross he is, or even a joke in Howard the Duck so awful that it makes us want a reboot to forget about it– we want to talk about it today in this video.

Script by: Andrew Bryan
Voice Over by: Joseph Delaney

Edited by: Veronika Zelenne

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Guardians of the Galaxy | 0:32
Ant-Man | 1:38
Spidey-Man | 2:36
X-Men 2 | 3:41
Iron Man 3 | 4:51
Deadpool | 5:57
Blade II | 7:07
The Avengers | 8:16
Howard Duck | 9:29
Avengers: Age of Ultron | 10:30

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What part from Civil War involving Black Panther, Spiderman and Iron Man should they learn from? 10 Things Marvel Netflix Shows Should Learn From Marvel Movies! Subscribe to our channel : http://goo.gl/ho3Hg6

Marvel has spent many years and a ton of planning to create their cinematic universe. Movie plots cross, characters appear in multiple films, and stories are connected in a variety of ways. The films also stand out on their own for incredible fight scenes and memorable heroes like Captain America, Thor, The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, and the Guardians of the Galaxy. Marvel has also extended their universe into television with a variety of shows on Netflix. Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and The Iron Fist are all connected in the same world and have a lot of positives to them. There are also many things that the shows can learn from the MCU.

This includes following the Marvel timeline and making it clear how the stories connect or when they actually take place. The shows could also improve their fight scenes to include some more compelling action like we’ve seen in films like Captain America: Civil War. Adding in some great superhero costumes can help match the iconic looks of Thor, Iron Man, or Ant-Man among others. The Netflix shows lack the great costumes we’ve seen in the MCU. The MCU often showcases different dimensions in films like Thor and Doctor Strange. It would be great to see some alternate dimensions in The Iron Fist. The story has a lot of potential to explore these worlds. The MCU has also created a lot of great love stories like Tony Stark and Pepper Potts. The Netflix shows should follow suit with some more compelling love stories that will leave viewers hooked.

Script by: Alan Donahue

Voice Over by: Benjamin Harris

Edited by: Nicolas Beauchemin

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The Marvel Timeline | 0:29
The Fight Scenes | 1:25
Pacing Out Stories | 2:28
Superhero Costumes | 3:29
The Transformation of Luke Cage | 4:30
Planting Seeds for the Future | 5:29
Creating Relationships & Love Stories | 6:31
Making the Heroes Likable | 7:37
Other Dimensions | 8:32
Repeating Storylines | 9:28

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What video games made the list? 10 Overhyped Video Games That Took You By Surprise! subscribe now to TheGamer! https://goo.gl/AIH31G

For better or for worse, there will always be a certain amount of hype surrounding the release of new video game titles. We will always judge a game based on its trailer and what the game developers tell us, forgetting that games get delayed, or changed, or simply fall flat on what they promise us. Games get overhyped, and then we’re surprised when they don’t live up to what we thought they would be. Take, for instance, Duke Nukem Forever. The follow-up to the first game was released 15 YEARS after Duke Nukem 3D, so long that we had given up hope of ever seeing it on shelves – which, honestly, maybe the developers should have done. Then there’s Assassin’s Creed Unity, which wasn’t majorly delayed in any way, but was just a game that lacked any significant draw when it made its way to our consoles and PCs. No Man’s Sky was the talk of the town for months – and then, even though there were “so many of [us] playing,” it turned out to be nothing more than empty space. Aliens: Colonial Marines failed to capture the same suspenseful and terrifying feel of the films on which they were based, instead giving us idiotic aliens and a few easter eggs that weren’t worth our time. Pokemon Go became a major part of the culture for a few months, then faded back into relative obscurity like so many memes gone before it. Daikatana is well-known for being the biggest flop in gaming history – second perhaps only to E.T., which was so bad it ruined Atari and ended in a secret cover-up in the middle of the desert. Sonic the Hedgehog (2006) was a game that literally thought it might be a good idea to slow down the world’s fastest hedgehog. Mighty No. 9, which was supposed to be a spiritual sequel to the much-beloved Mega Man series, was instead a soul-crushing letdown. And Star Wars: The Force Unleashed II was a sequel that, quite simply, didn’t need to exist. All of these games hyped us up only to leave us crashing down, frustrated and sad that our gaming dreams turned out to be console and PC nightmares. Check out our list of 10 Overhyped Video Games that Took You By Surprise.