The video showcases bloopers and mistakes from Marvel Studio films, highlighting the imperfections that occur during filming. The narrator discusses how even with advanced technology and skilled actors, mistakes can still happen, and sometimes these mistakes can be funny. The video includes clips from various Marvel movies, such as the Avengers, Captain America, Thor, and Spider-Man, showing actors like Chris Evans, Robert Downey Jr., and Tom Holland making mistakes or experiencing unexpected moments during filming. The narrator also points out how even with careful planning, things can go wrong, and how actors, despite their talent, are still human and can make mistakes.
Here are the key facts from the text:
1. The first Avengers film was released seven years ago.
2. The Avengers: Infinity War film featured goats as extras.
3. The goats used in the filming of Infinity War were very talkative.
4. The goats used in the filming of Infinity War were Portuguese.
5. Chris Evans, the actor who played Captain America, forgot his lines in one scene.
6. The scene in which Captain America and Black Widow fake a kiss on an escalator in Captain America 2: The Winter Soldier had to be recorded multiple times.
7. Chris Hemsworth, the actor who played Thor, had trouble handling Thor's hammer.
8. Tom Holland, the actor who played Spider-Man, was unable to avoid embarrassing situations while filming Spider-Man: Homecoming.
9. Tom Holland was held by special ropes during the filming of Spider-Man: Homecoming.
10. Peter Dinklage, the actor who played Eitri in Avengers: Infinity War, was given cardboard figures with recognizable portraits of other characters to help him during scenes.
11. Benedict Cumberbatch, the actor who played Doctor Strange, is a good dancer.
12. The actors in Marvel movies use special vocabulary and complex physical and military terms, but sometimes struggle to memorize them.
13. Robert Downey Jr., the actor who played Iron Man, does not wear the Iron Man costume during filming, it is designed by graphic artists afterwards.