[TheZookie007]

Best passage from the ENTIRE Avengers franchise.

Fight me.

Are you up for this? Are you? Look, I just need to know cause the city is flying. Ok, look, the city is flying, we're fighting an army of robots, and I have a bow and arrow. None of this makes sense. But I'm going back out there cause it's my job, ok, and I can't do my job and babysit. Doesn't matter what you did, or what you were. If you go out there, you fight and you fight to kill. Stay in here, you're good. I'll send your brother to come find you. But if you step out that door, you are an Avenger.

It's definitely in my list of the top five best speeches in the entire MCU.

[MaxBigfoot]

Best passage from the ENTIRE Avengers franchise.

Fight me.

Are you up for this? Are you? Look, I just need to know cause the city is flying. Ok, look, the city is flying, we're fighting an army of robots, and I have a bow and arrow. None of this makes sense. But I'm going back out there cause it's my job, ok, and I can't do my job and babysit. Doesn't matter what you did, or what you were. If you go out there, you fight and you fight to kill. Stay in here, you're good. I'll send your brother to come find you. But if you step out that door, you are an Avenger.

Yeah, it's a great passage.  Not only is it inspirational, but the delivery is top notch.  The greatest range from disbelief to uplifting.   

[TheZookie007]

Speaking of the MCU: arguably the most impactful four words in the entire franchise, which bookended the entire Infinity Saga, were:

"I am Iron Man."

Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) said them right before the credits rolled in Iron Man (2008), and they were also among his last words in Avengers: Endgame (2019).

As it turns out, the line was not in the original script of either movie. (It was however a part of the script when it was used in 2013's Iron Man 3.)

As head honcho Kevin Feige said during the 10th anniversary interviews for Iron Man, RDJ had come up with the line during production and they went with it because:

"It’s a fine line...Tony Stark not reading off the card and not sticking with the fixed story? Him just blurting out ‘I am Iron Man?’ That seems very much in keeping with who that character is. It just hadn’t been done in the comics before, but it was something very much in keeping with the comics’ character and what he could have done."

The use of the line in Endgame came by happy accident during the editing process.

"Originally, Stark didn’t say anything before snapping his fingers with the Infinity Stones. [Directors Anthony & Joe Russo] found the moment just a bit lacking, and sought for something for Tony to say...'Tony used to not say anything in that moment. And we were in the editing room going, "He has to say something. This [is] a character who has lived and died by quips,"' said the Russos at the Q&A...'And we just couldn’t [find anything], we tried a million different last lines.

Thanos was saying "I am inevitable." And our editor Jeff Ford, who’s been with us all four movies and is an amazing storyteller, said, 'Why don’t we just go full circle with it and say I am Iron Man?' And we’re like, 'Get the cameras! We have to shoot this tomorrow.'"

[MaxBigfoot]

Aw man, that's so cool!   

[TheZookie007]

"Ever been robbed?"

-- The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)

[MaxBigfoot]

"Ever been robbed?"

-- The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)

Uh, Zookie, is this right?  The link goes to "The Ultimate Private Jet Experience with flyExclusive", which is a two minute advertisement.   

[TheZookie007]

"Ever been robbed?"

-- The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)

Uh, Zookie, is this right?  The link goes to "The Ultimate Private Jet Experience with flyExclusive", which is a two minute advertisement.   

Weird. Will find the YouTube Short again and get the URL correct.

[TheZookie007]

Here's the correct link:

"Ever been robbed?"

-- The Ballad of Buster Scruggs (2018)

[TheZookie007]

Chris Evans is fortunate to have been allowed to deliver some of the most poignant and most interesting quotes in the entire MCU as Captain America.

In the poignant category, his final line from Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) gets me every time:

"I had a date."

[Liam]

Now I been lookin’ for a job but it’s hard to find
Down here it’s just winners and losers and don’t get caught on the wrong side of that line
Well I’m tired of comin’ out on the losin’ end
So honey last night I met this guy and I’m gonna do a little favor for him...