Marvel Cinematic Universe Quotes Novels & Stories

"I'm not taking that shit. I have no interest whatsoever in being a superhero." "Do you think this is a marvel or DC movie or something? You think you’re green lantern? Spiderman? Thor? The Antman? Shazam? I could go on and on Robert, but my point is, you’re not a superhero Rob, trust me. And I have no inter— "

Stark said. "Don't mention it." I replied. "I will be here again with the papers by tomorrow." Stark said. "I will be waiting." I replied. "Okay, goodbye for now." Stark said and left. Marvin appeared before me in a puff of smoke. At least that's what I think it is. "Well done Luna. You did great." Marvin said. "If only you weren't speaking in my head. Just maybe I wouldn't look so stupid in front of Stark." I replied.

“The Fast and the Furious is a cinematic masterpiece.” He groaned. “Oh god. I’ve made a huge mistake.” “You’ll learn to love it. Or at least tolerate it while I quote every single line.” “That sounds like a threat.” “It is,” I said, raising my glass. “Cheers to threats.” He clinked his against mine. “Cheers to terrible taste.”

"Get off your unicorn and stop munching on candies. We lost. There is no if, and, or but. That's just it. Without the program, we can't defeat Dr. Cho. The armor is too strong. I designed it that way, and that was before whatever else Dr. Cho added. Do you not remember our fight earlier? None of you ever dented the armor. You barely scratch the paint off!" "Yeah, I do remember," I shout back. "I do remember our previous fight. I also remember you calling us 'noble people' because we fight supervillains. You then asked if we're really noble because we only fight supervillains. We don't fight anyone else but them." I can sense a lot of confusion in the air.

“Please. Don’t—” “No!” I snap, ripping my hand away. “I’m not letting them take you! I won’t just stand here and watch them destroy you because some cosmic gremlin said ‘oops, guess rules are rules!’” “Gremlin,” Marcellus whispers under his breath, smiling like he just got handed popcorn. “Goddess, I’ve missed her mouth.” I whirl around and point at him. “Don’t. Even. Start.” He just raises his hands in surrender, laughing under his breath. “Oh I’m not stopping you. This is better than theater.”

“Sometimes, we have to lose what we love most for the sake of others.” Luca’s jaw tightened, his gaze fixed firmly on the ground. “Don’t be,” he muttered. “It’s my fate—I deserve it. I… I’m not worthy of the power.” Maximoff watched him, curiosity mixed with sadness. “How can you say that? Why do you feel undeserving?”

I turn around when I hear Kayden's footsteps to find him in a plain white T-shirt which doesn't hide his glorious muscled chest. "Usually I start speaking between movies when I get bored but that doesn't happen with Marvel movies. Marvel has my respects. And the movies where Tony Stark is present, I can never disrespect him by speaking in between." I tell Kayden as he settles down on the couch next to me. He chuckles at that. "I am not going to speak in between either." He says as he raises his hands up in surrender. "Turn your phone to vibrate too. If I hear it ringing during the movie, you'll see my not-so-happy face. And believe me when I tell you that it's beyond scary!" I warn him and h

“Not that I know of. My mother used to say it was a gift from the Moon Goddess. But Thanos saw it differently. He called me a curse. Until I realized later on that we shared the same trait.” “Really?“ Sabrina eye widened for a while in surprise before she spoke again. “Thanos is a fool,” Sabrina said sharply, her tone laced with disdain. “Your eyes are a blessing. Don’t ever let anyone convince you otherwise.” Her words filled me with an unexpected sense of pride. I nodded, the corners of my mouth lifting slightly. “Thank you.”

Music plays signaling the movie is about to start. “I love this movie,” she says, leaning back against my chest. A comic strip flickers across the screen and I recognize the title to one of the Avengers films. It relaxes me more to know at least I’ll be seeing a sequence of fight scenes and graphics. Maybe a movie isn’t such a bad idea. But partly through watching Earth’s Mightiest Heroes fight some secret society in the woods, Piper groans, sitting up. “Damn.” “What’s wrong?” “Stupid popsicle is dripping. It’s going to be sticky.”

“Yeah. Andy Samberg is comedy gold. The whole cast is—” “Amazeballs?” he teased. “I was going to say awesomesauce, thank you very much.” He chuckled and turned his attention back to the TV. “DC or Marvel?” “DC.” “Nope. It’s Marvel all the way.” “You’re wrong.” I grabbed another chip and broke it in half. “The Marvel movies are way better.” “I’ll give you that, but if we’re comparing actual cannon, like the comics and stories, then DC wins hands down.”