All MCU films cast someone who’s already been in a rival cinematic universe. This guy
was in DC’s The Dark Knight, he was in Fantastic Four by Fox, he’s the guy that tried to
snitch about Bruce Wayne’s identity on Dark Knight and Idris Elba was in the last Ghost
Rider movie a year before the rights went back to Marvel. All MCU films always have
issues with casting and crew members and they have to be replaced in sequels. The studios
replaced Terrance Howard for Don Cheadle as War Machine and Tony Stark Sr. is played by
a different guy in Iron Man 2. Edward Norton was replaced by Mark Ruffalo and in Thor,
Josh Dallas plays Fandral first, and he’s replaced by Zachary Levi in the sequel. And
Edgar Wright was supposed to direct Ant-Man, but was replaced last minute by Peyton Reed.
All MCU movies cast someone that was or went on to be on a hit TV series. Lucious from
Empire, Max from 2 Broke Girls, she's the chick from Lost and shout out to Modern Family, and the Wire. All MCU
films have a flashback in the beginning so we could fast forward past the boring origin
story parts. All MCU films have someone with daddy issues. Stark has daddy issues because
he never got to say goodbye to his old man (audio). Betty Ross has daddy issues because
Thunderbolt Ross is more overprotective than Liam Neeson from Taken. Thor has daddy
issues too, but Loki has more daddy issues because he has way more daddies than Thor.
And in Ant-Man, she has daddy issues and Ant-Man is a daddy issue because he never makes his
child support payments. Deadbeats say what? (audio) All MCU films have a Tony Stark easter
egg reference because he’s their most popular character cinematic universe wise. In Incredible
Hulk, the Stark Industries logo is found in the beginning montage, plus he’s in the
after credit scene. Agent Coulson name drops Stark during the Destroyer scene. Pym name
drops Tony in this movie (audio) and Iron Man’s in Iron Man so the whole movie is
an Iron Man reference pretty much. All MCU films has one of the main characters get hit
by a car at least once. The heroes in Marvel movies always get taken prisoner. and speaking
of prisoners, there's always a lack of charges pressed for real crimes in Marvel movies.
There’s always somebody that gets robbed and nobody does anything about it. Pepper
stole company intel from Stark Industries and got a promotion in the next movie. Betty
stole the information on the flash drive she gave to Hulk and doesn’t even have a bench
warrant out for her arrest, Ant-Man steals from everybody the entire movie and he’s let off the hook
because because, and S.H.I.E.L.D. steals all of Foster’s research and they just blame it
on Hydra in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. All MCU films have a bromance between the
hero and another scientist. And in all MCU films, the hero’s always super duper smarter
than most of the other smart people in the movie. Keep your friends close and stay the
hell away from your enemies. because in all Marvel movies, best friends are the worst
kind of friends and always sell you. Tony’s mentor tried to kill him. Thor’s brother
tried to kill him. Hulks Facebook friend took advantage of him, and Pym’s daughter acted
bad just to get in good with the bad guy. Only reason Marvel heroes are heroes in Marvel
movies is because they can’t keep a real job. The board voted Tony out because of stock
prices, Scott got fired from Baskin and Robins, Thor got fired from being a god, and Bruce
got fired on his day off (Smokey) All MCU films always have a scene where the hero gets
knocked out, the screen goes black, and he wakes up strapped to a bed not remembering
what happened a couple seconds before. All MCU films have a scene where someone tries
to make the hero go viral by recording them. All MCU movies show a comic relief scene where
all hell is about to break lose and a parent and their kids is caught in the middle and
yells then runs away. I’ll admit all marvel movies villains aren’t the best movie villains,
but they make up the difference by adding a bad guy and having the bad guy work with
another bad guy. So two okay villains is equivalent to one good bad guy, but check my math. All
MCU films give you way too much hints whose going to double cross who, so when one of
the bad guy comes clean, you saw it coming from a mile. Marvel movies always have a bad
guy that tries to study and replicate the good guy’s secret weapon. All MCU films
include a part where someone or some people break into a science lab and interrupt experiments.
All Marvel movie heroes go unconscious and you’re supposed to believe they’re dead,
even though you know they’re not. All MCU films cameo the most affordable Marvel character
from another Marvel film to tie the universes together. And speaking of cameos, unlike Fox,
Stan Lee has perfect attendance in all Marvel movies. And last but not least, in every MCU
film, there’s always an after credit scene
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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