The Marvel Heroes Movie Tag

Hello!

I bet you are all tired of seeing me do tags, but this is the last one for this month. My remaining two posts will be movie reviews.

I am doing a tag that I have stolen that was created in December of 2017. Why the long wait? Well, it's about Marvel movies and I hadn't seen them all (or, any of them) at that time and I am pretty much caught up now. But why specifically today?

"Tradition!"

Hamlette, the creator, based it off of The Disney Princess Book Tag and I did a version of it on April 26th 2018 and a version on April 26th 2019.
You may say, "That's nice, MC, except that it isn't April 26th, it's April 27th." You are very observant. Well, these questions are really hard. I stayed up late last night trying to think of an answer to all of them, but decided that a nicely executed post a day late was better than a rushed and sloppy one at the last minute.

Enjoy my answers!

The Marvel Heroes Movie Tag:

Captain America: Name a movie with a "fish out of water" theme.

Weirdly enough, Edward Scissorhands (1990) is the only one coming to my mind.

Thor: Name a movie about learning to use power for the good of others.

To be honest, this was the last question that I answered because I could not figure out any to use. The only one I could think of was Henry from Ever After (1998). Finally, I broke and asked my sister. Guess what she said. Yep, Ever After (1998), so I'm going with it.

Iron Man: Name a movie about an inventor.

I love Caractacus Potts, so let's go with Chitty Chitty Bang Bang (1968)!

Incredible Hulk: Name a movie with a main character who has two sides to them.

This question, this question, really stumped me. I guess Madmartigan from Willow (1988) has a demanding, selfish side, then he has a brave warrior side, too? I'm grabbing at whatever I can here.

Hawkeye: Name a movie that involves archery.

Hawkeye is my favorite! Hamlette used Robin Hood (which is the perfect answer), so I'll go with my favorite Pixar movie, Brave (2012).

Black Widow: Name a movie about spies.

Jimmy Stewart has to be on this list somewhere, so here's The Man Who Knew Too Much (1956). Surprisingly enough, this took me FOREVER to think of.

Black Panther: Name a movie about royalty.

I'm drawing a blank, and the only one I can come up with is The Princess Diaries (2001).

Vision: Name a movie involving androids or robots.

R2-D2 and C-3PO are my favorites, so I'm gonna say the original STAR WARS.

Spider-man: Name a movie about teens.

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban (2004) is the first Harry Potter movie where they are all teenagers.

Ant Man: Name a movie about thieves.

Ocean's 8 (2018).

Scarlet Witch: Name a movie with powerful female character.

Shall we switch universes and go to DC? Wonder Woman (2017). I like Scarlet Witch better, just so you know.

Dr. Strange: Name a movie where a character learns to be a better person.

This goes for a lot of movies (I mean, it's why we love them, right?) but I'm choosing Harold Hill who learns his lesson in The Music Man (1962).

Falcon: Name a movie with a great sidekick.

Can you have a better sidekick then Sam is to Frodo? No, no you cannot. Actually, all of the fellowship is really awesome.

Loki: Name a movie with an antagonist/villain who steals the show.

Pretty much every Disney villain, right? My personal favorite is Scar, so I'm going to say The Lion King (1994).

Agent Coulson: Name a movie where an ordinary character faces an extraordinary situation.

The Wizard of Oz (1939). Dorothy Gale is a pretty ordinary girl and she gets sucked into the magical world of Oz!

Peter Quill: Name a movie with a character who is more than they appear to be.

Beauty and the Beast [(2017) or (1991)]. The Beast might look like how he is described, but he has a heart of gold on the inside.

Gamora: Name a movie with a character who changes allegiances.

Gosh, this was so hard. How to Train Your Dragon (2010) kind of works because Hiccup changes his allegiance from the vikings to the dragons? This is all I can come up with!

Drax: Name a movie with a physically powerful character.

Hamlette used the 2014 Hercules, so I'm going to do the animated version! Hercules doesn't know his own strength so he sometimes knocks things over (like a town).

Groot: Name a movie with a character who doesn't talk much.

Dopey in Snow White and the Seven Dwarves (1937) doesn't talk at all.

Rocket: Name a movie with a talking animal.

Cats & Dogs (2001). It took awhile for me to decide whether to put this in the spies or talking animal group, but as you can see I decided to pair it with Rocket.

Thanks to Hamlette for creating this! I hope you all enjoyed reading this! Stay safe!

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