1. Here Are Some Odds on Who Might Die in the New "Avengers" Movie
"Avengers: Infinity War" will be upon us in less than two weeks, and there's been a lot of speculation that a character or several characters will DIE.
Marvel isn't talking, for obvious reasons. So Uproxx.com put together some odds on who THEY think is likely to kick the bucket.
As most people know, the contracts for the original Avengers are up after "Infinity War" and the sequel that comes out in 2019. So those guys are are the top of the list.
And according to Uproxx, the character who's MOST likely to die is LOKI. They give him 1 to 5 odds. He's followed by Captain America (even money), Iron Man (2 to 1), Thor (3 to 1), and Vision (5 to 1).
Hawkeye is only at 30 to 1, even though he's nowhere to be found in any of the trailers or promotional materials so far. Black Widow has an even better chance of survival, at 100 to 1.
Not surprisingly, the LEAST likely to die is Black Panther or anyone else from Wakanda. Their odds are a MILLION TO ONE. And why not? They just starred in one of the biggest movies of all time.
Spider-Man is next, at 600,000 to 1. Like Black Panther, he's obviously a big part of Marvel's plans going forward. Dr. Strange, Ant-Man, and Wasp are next, at 100,000 to 1.\
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5. Movie Scenes That Were Improvised
Mashable.com posted a video of movie moments that were improvised. The most famous is probably "The Empire Strikes Back", where Princess Leia says, "I love you," and Han Solo replies, "I know."
Others include The Joker's slow clap in "The Dark Knight", Leonardo DiCaprio accidentally cutting his hand open in "Django Unchained", Martin Sheen accidentally cutting HIS hand by punching a mirror in "Apocalypse Now"
And the awkward hug between Voldemort and Draco Malfoy in "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows - Part 2".