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Spoiler-free feels:
Overall - loved it. Need to see it again on IMAX 3D (I saw it in 2D) when I get paid again.
I want to slash EVERYONE. Well, sort of. In fandoms I tend to have the "bicycle" character, who I'm pretty much cool with slashing with anyone. (Ex: Xander in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Iruka in Naruto, etc) Tony's my Avengers bicycle and the movie just made me swing from Steve/Tony OTP to Steve/Tony or Thor/Tony or Bruce/Tony and all the other variations that could be mixed up from the Avengers.
All the scenes with Bruce! I adored Edward Norton as Bruce but I really loved this version. Bruce really came off as a genius in this one, which I think was kind of lacking in the Norton version. I loved Tony and Bruce playing off each other as complete geniuses that are totally mellow together.
There were so many hilarious moments. Too many to name. The entire theater bust a gut.
Also, if you're seeing it in the US, stay until the very end of the credits for the second stinger. It's awkwardly amazing.
Overall - loved it. Need to see it again on IMAX 3D (I saw it in 2D) when I get paid again.
I want to slash EVERYONE. Well, sort of. In fandoms I tend to have the "bicycle" character, who I'm pretty much cool with slashing with anyone. (Ex: Xander in Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Iruka in Naruto, etc) Tony's my Avengers bicycle and the movie just made me swing from Steve/Tony OTP to Steve/Tony or Thor/Tony or Bruce/Tony and all the other variations that could be mixed up from the Avengers.
All the scenes with Bruce! I adored Edward Norton as Bruce but I really loved this version. Bruce really came off as a genius in this one, which I think was kind of lacking in the Norton version. I loved Tony and Bruce playing off each other as complete geniuses that are totally mellow together.
There were so many hilarious moments. Too many to name. The entire theater bust a gut.
Also, if you're seeing it in the US, stay until the very end of the credits for the second stinger. It's awkwardly amazing.
