AVENGERS!!!!!

[honorh]

That was--you guys, seriously! I mean, totally, it was just *makes flappy hands* and *squeals at frequency only dogs can hear*! You know what I'm saying?

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[larxene_12]

Yeah, those two Hulk moments made me burst out in laughter too... I was still giggling about them after we got back home. When Coulson died, though, I almost cried.

I'm still flailing about it a day later, and have already made plans to go see it again on Tuesday. Joss Whedon outdid himself on this, and he needs to direct more movies like, now!

[deathmallow]

* Dammit, Joss, killing people off as usual. But yes, Coulson's fanboying Cap was so adorable

[honorh]

Steve definitely needs hugs, but I'm afraid we'll have to go to the end of a long, long line of volunteers in order to give him one.

I wasn't expecting to like Natasha as much as I did. I generally don't find SJ that compelling and kind of eyerolled at her in IM2. In this movie, though? Yeah, I was feeling her.

I caught the "quim" thing, too, and thought the same as you did. But then, Joss is also the guy who featured Spike giving the British bird to the camera in the gorram opening credits of BtVS for two straight seasons.

Thor is just . . . lovely.

We're friends now, btw. 'Bout time, what?

[deathmallow]

The Steve Hugging Booth will sell many tickets, 'tis true.

Yeah, I was pleasantly surprised by her too since this time she felt like so much more than fanboy service or The Token Woman. In IM2 she was just kind of...there and being all stereotype-tropey.

I don't know how many people understood "quim" in my theater since it's either a.) archaic or b.) British to most Americans. I mean, in context you're pretty sure it's gotta be an insult but I don't think they fully understand he basically called her a cunt.

You raise a good point with Spike, though. Joss really is a master of stealth. ;)

Thor is win. Although after Liam Hemsworth in THG I kept mentally going, "It's Blond!Gale?!"

Yay! I will inflict my ramblings on you. Sorry.

[janetlin]

I don't know how many people understood "quim" in my theater since it's either a.) archaic or b.) British to most Americans.

Yeah that line didn't get much of a reaction in my theater except from me (English major). I gasped and was affronted and looked around me like, did he seriously just say that? You can't say that!

[missnyah]

I developed a tiny Hawkeye/Widow crush and I dont't even like ScarJo!

[mermaidrain]

I kinda saw a Captain America/Widow thing happening, since the chick he loved is old/dead/gone and ... ScarJo (as you put it) kind of reminded me of his previous flame. Or was that just me. I think the Hawkeye/Widow thing was just a work/debt thing. Or again, was that just me?

[janetlin]

No, I was feeling that too. Or maybe I was just confused by his chivalry toward her. Srsly I squeed when he protected her with himself and his shield when something was falling on them. omg I want one.

[honorh]

If you ever find a place selling Steves, order me one, too.

[mermaidrain]

Agree, agree, agree! Absolutely fabulous. And that 2nd Easter Egg with NO dialogue whatsoever? FANTASTIC!

[honorh]

It was perfect. What better thing to do after you save the world than go for shawarma?

[deathmallow]

This is why I ended up having shawarma for lunch today. I blame Tony Stark. :P

[mermaidrain]

I've never had shawarma (in Alaska some ethnic foods are harder to come by), but I found a place in town I'm dying to try. ;)

[janetlin]

My theater was laughing too hard to catch Hulk's line to Loki, but I guessed it was along the lines of tiny or puny. And the look on Loki's face afterwards was just... hilarious and perfect.

[deathmallow]

Mine too. And also that of a friend I'm chatting with about it. But I think it was "Puny god!"