Same voice actor, featuring David Kaye. Happy 62nd birthday! 🎂

Birthday: October 14, 1964

Roles:
Clank (character) - “Ratchet & Clank: Going Commando” (video game, 2003) 🤖

J.A.R.V.I.S. - “Avengers Assemble” (TV series, 2013-2019) 💻

Arishem - “Eternals” (movie, 2021) 🌌

Got a favorite character voiced by David Kaye by any chance? Comment down below! 👇

Cosplayers: EMH Iron Man @marc.kandel Viktoria Von Bling @annma_arts photos by @miggychagon

I was talking with my dad about the movies and it occurred to me that I literally don't remember anything that happened in Age of Ultron. We were on a marvel kick and watched a bunch of movies in order just a few months ago, and for some reason, I don't remember anything that happened in this movie. I recall the basic cliff notes from the other movies we watched but for some reason I'm drawing a complete blank. I didn't even think Age of Ultron was a terrible movie like a lot of people commonly think. Is the story of Age of Ultron just so unremarkable that I simply forgot everything that happened in it compared to the other marvel movies we watched? I'm completely taken aback. Is this a common occurrence for people who have watched age of Ultron recently yet can't recall anything that happened in it?

With James Gunn's recent revamp of the Marvel universe following Hulk (2025) and with the sequel coming up soon, I rewatched Avengers (2017) and honestly not as bad as I remember. I obviously still prefer Zack Snyder's Avengers (2021) with the grey Hulk and Thanos as the actual villain, but idk I think Joss Whedon's 2017 movie isn't as bad as people remember and, whilst I hope Beast is an actual X-Men member in the new continuity as he should have always been imo, I honestly don't mind the team roster either. What do you guys think?

The tva already took the tesseract from loki and reset the timeline in the first episode of loki so when steve travels back in time to return the stones how is he supposed to return it if the timeline doesn't exist?

In The First Avenger, when Steve Rogers meets Dr. Erskine, he mentions that he’s from Queens.

Then, in Civil War, Peter Parker tells Tony Stark he’s from Queens too.

I wonder if Steve immediately felt a tiny connection with Peter when they met. Two guys from Queens, both trying to do the right thing despite being physically outmatched (at least initially).

Probably just a coincidence, but it’s a nice little detail to think about on a rewatch.

Anyone else catch this? 👀