Marvel Movies 2016 Novels & Stories

Of course, he didn't remember watching movies. "But don't worry, I know Marvel," he smiled at me. My brows furrowed. "Huh?" He pursed his lips. "I've been watching Marvel movies since the other day." My eyes widened a little. "R-really?" He really did make an effort to watch Marvel movies because of me, huh? "Yeah." He smiled. "I like Black Widow. She's pretty cool." "She's my favorite character," I couldn't help but mutter. "She's a badass."

I tell Kylie, stepping out of the car. “Finally. Lets go” She laughs, opening the door. We walk up to her room, opening her computer screen. “What are we watching?” I ask, sitting on her bed. “Spiderman” She smirks. Spiderman, the only Marvel movies I’ve wanted to see. Its also one of Kylie’s favorite movies. I mean, who doesn’t like Tom Holland? Only all the jealous boyfriends. “I’ll make the popcorn” I head down the stairs, checking my phone to see a missed call.

It was like a gathering of Marvel characters. These days, cinemas were showing the Avengers produced by Marvel Comics. Therefore, no one found it strange to see these people wearing the costumes. They just thought they were zealous fans about Marvel movies who had come up with this idea, or perhaps it was Marvel Comics' advertising. Many people went up to them to take photos with the characters they liked. The Spider-Man at the forefront was the most flippant. From time to time, he flirted with pretty women passing by and made a pass on them.

“There's no expectations. Just dinner.” Her smile softens. “Good, because that's all that was happening tonight anyway.” The waitress comes, and we order appetizers, the jerk wings, fried green tomatoes, honey chicken biscuits, and the conversation flows like we’ve been doing this for years instead of weeks. We get on the subject of Comic-Con and our favorite characters. She then tries to argue that Spider-Man: No Way Home isn’t the best Marvel movie to date. She started talking about the The Black Panther movies, Captain America Winter Soldier, and ShangChi and Legend of the Ten Rings was much better.

I tell him. “Okay, you know what. Let us spend the rest of our day watching superhero movies, we will watch them all. Are you in?” he asks me excitedly. “Yes, that sound cool,” I reply. He goes to N*****x and sets up the first movie, I think it is called iron man and we watch it. We wanted to watch the X- men movies but Blake said we would watch them tomorrow night. After that Blake checks his phone for the chronological order.

She packed the duplicates in a storage bin and put them in her office. I smirked when she was looking at my copy of Ironman, reading the back of the disk at the summary. “This is the first movie in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.” I explained. “Remember when I said I would show you some movies? This is the first one I wanted you to watch.” “Okay, what is it about?” She asked. “The guy on the front looks familiar. Is this the Iron Man?”

“Um.. The Joker?” “Hell no,” “Or we could just binge watch all the Avenger movies,” “Oh I’d love to, but we don’t have the time. How about Black Panther?” Nora smiled and they began to watch the movie. Two hours later, Nora shut the laptop and stretched. “That is such a great movie,” “It’s one of the best Marvel movies,” Zehra said and sprawled on the bed. Nora sat beside her. “I have a doubt,” Zehra said.

I took a sip of the coffee she made for us and loved how she already knew how sweet I wanted my black coffee to be. “Yes. Don’t worry. You’re a billionaire. Don’t you guys make your problems go away with just a snap of your fingers?” “What, like Thanos? “Who’s Thanos?” “Good God, woman. Just when I thought you’re perfect. Gwen didn’t tell me you haven’t watched the Avengers.” “Gotcha!” Paige pinched my cheeks while chuckling, “Of course I know everything about the things Gwen loves.”

She sat on the couch, relaxed, after her eyes roamed around the room. “Anything but horror!” she cringed when she uttered the last word. I chuckled when she did it; she looks priceless. I have a new one here called “The Guardians of the Galaxy.” I chuckled. “It’s a fictional superhero movie based on the Marvel comic book," I explained further. I have already watched everything. “Sounds okay. Sure!” she replied while shrugging her shoulders. I shrugged and placed the Blu-ray DVD in the player. Soon, the sounds echoed in the room.