The Avengers: Endgame cast have fans cracking up with the newly released gag reel, as Chris Pratt urges his co-stars to warm up your butt cheeks.
Cant fault that advice.
Marvels new blooper reel from the movie, which recently became the highest grossing film of all time as it overtook James Camerons Avatar, proves the Avengers definitely cant be slick all of the time, as it documents falls, forgotten lines, and a lot of laughter.
Following on from the iconic Infinity War gag reel, it kicks off with Chris (Peter Quill) giving expert advice on not pulling a hamstring, before showing Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man) fully breaking the Tesseract. As you do.
I cant believe I made a full movie with this thing on, Chris Evans marvels at one point about his Captain America mask.
Meanwhile, Brie Larson (Captain Marvel) ponders: Does this look cool? It doesnt feel cool while suspended mid-air.
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Sure it does, Brie. Sure it does.
Robert went on to swear up a storm when he encountered some car issues, before Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow) summed everything up by declaring: See what I have to deal with here? Ten years of this s***.
The best 10 years ever though, right Scarlett?
And, despite the movies mammoth run-time of three hours and two minutes, the bosses and writers over at Marvel havent been skimping on the details of the deleted scenes – one of which involved Thanos and an LSD trip.
Seriously.
Writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely admitted theyd dreamed up a scene where Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) sent Thanos (Josh Brolin) through the mindscape, where he was faced with his endless crimes.
Poor old Thanos (such a pussycat, that guy) would have bodies being thrown at him, before ending in front of the Living Tribunal. You know, that absolute looker with the four faces who rotates and passes judgement?
Christopher and Stephen explained at San Diego Comic Con that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige didnt want to lose the psychedelic aspect of the Starlinverse where people travel inside their own eyeballs and things like that.
The idea was that [Thanos] was zipping through the universe being presented with his many, many, many crimes. Bodies are being thrown at him, he lands and things turn into bodies, hands are grasping at him.
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Ew. But also wow. Stephen went on: At the end, he gets dumped in front of the Living Tribunal who judges him guilty. It was great.
But the writers admitted they thought it was a little bit too out there for viewers.
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