Jokes, Puns and Sayings

5 Marvel Movies Jokes

Note: this based off an article and I found it funny. It's basically about jokes used within the movies (if you have watched them).
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The Mary Poppins joke takes place towards the end of the movie. Star-Lord and Yondu descend from the sky after a big battle. Yondu uses his laser arrow to float down. Star-Lord tells Yondu, "You look like Mary Poppins." To which Yondu replies with the immortal line, "I'm Mary Poppins Y'All!" Actor Michael Rooker's delivery is what really sells the line.

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Don't we all wish we had co-workers as hunky as Chris Hemsworth? Thor: Ragnarok is easily one of the funniest movies in the MCU. It's no secret that director Taika Waititi encouraged his actors to improvise majority of the film's dialogue.

It's cool to note that the greatest part of the movie's first encounter between Thor and Hulk is actually a line that was improvised by a child. Specifically, a kid from Make-A-Wish had visited the set one day and suggested that Thor describes Hulk as "a friend from work." Isn't that awesome? Not only is this one of the funniest lines in the MCU, but there's also an incredibly touching story behind its inception.

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One particularly great scene is when Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor meet each other for the first time. Their encounter ends up resulting in a battle. The fight scene culminates in a public park. Thor tells Iron Man, "You have no idea what you're dealing with." Iron Man says, "Uh...Shakespeare in the park?" The scenes where The Avengers first clash could've gone in any direction. Thank goodness director Joss Whedon chooses to inject these moments with hilarious dialogue.

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Anyway, Loki's adoption is the source of one of the best links in The Avengers. There's a scene where the heroes talk about how Loki is evil. Despite this, Thor attempts to defend Loki's honor. Black Widow explains that Loki, "Killed eighty people in two days." Thor clears his throat and flatly says, "He's adopted." The best aspect of this line is that its success lives and dies by the audience's awareness of Loki's backstory. Loki's lineage had been revealed all the way back in Thor.The MCU trusts that viewers are able to keep up with everymovie's plotline.

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SpongeBob references are the gift that keeps on giving. So much so that a SpongeBob joke somehow makes its way into Avengers: Infinity War. The set up is that Iron Man comes face to face with Thanos' right-hand man (alien), Ebony Maw.

Tony speaks for everyone when he tells Maw, "Get lost Squidward." The funniest part of the insult is that audiences were probably subconsciously trying to think about who Maw looks like. Tony happens to hit the nail right on the head.