When making superhero movies, things don’t always go according to plan. Surprisingly, some unexpected mistakes and improvisations turned out to be the best parts of these films. Let’s explore some of the funniest and most iconic bloopers and improv moments from Marvel and DC movies!

Just Being Curious (Captain Marvel)

Samuel L. Jackson, playing Nick Fury, delivered a hilarious moment in Captain Marvel. In the scene where a Skrull’s body is brought in for autopsy, Fury peeks under the sheet and makes a face. Ben Mendelsohn, who plays Talos, looks confused for a moment but quickly plays along. The scene stayed because honestly, wouldn’t you also be curious?

Heroines Just Wanna Have Fun (Birds of Prey)

After Suicide Squad‘s poor reception, fans were unsure about Birds of Prey. But the film turned out to be a refreshing, fun ride. One memorable scene shows the heroines hanging out and having fun — footage that was actually shot during a real-life bonding day for the actresses. Producers loved the natural vibe and decided to include it.

The Best One-Liner (X-Men: First Class)

Even though Wolverine wasn’t a major part of X-Men: First Class, Hugh Jackman’s cameo was unforgettable. When Xavier and Magneto approach him, Wolverine delivers a one-line, improvised response that’s hilariously obscene — and fans loved it.

A Friend from Work (Thor: Ragnarok)

One of Thor: Ragnarok’s most famous lines — “He’s a friend from work!” — came from a Make-A-Wish kid visiting the set. Chris Hemsworth loved the suggestion and decided to try it out during filming, and the result became iconic.

Gotta Love Redheads (Aquaman)

Jason Momoa gave Aquaman one of its most quoted lines. When Mera jumps out of a plane without a parachute, Aquaman follows, quipping, “Redheads — you gotta love ’em.” Completely improvised, the line captured his character’s charm perfectly.

Blueberries All Around (The Avengers)

Robert Downey Jr. is known for his improvisations, and during a scene in The Avengers, he randomly offered Bruce Banner blueberries. It wasn’t scripted — he just had blueberries hidden on set. Chris Evans struggled not to laugh, making the scene even more genuine.

Beard Envy (Avengers: Infinity War)

In the middle of an intense battlefield scene, Thor (Chris Hemsworth) jokes about Captain America copying his beard. This unscripted line provided much-needed comic relief amidst the tension.

Family Dispute (Ant-Man)

Paul Rudd brought extra charm to Ant-Man by improvising dialogue during scenes with Judy Greer and Bobby Cannavale. Their natural, improvised “domestic dispute” made the characters feel more real and relatable.

Black Mask to the Rescue (Birds of Prey)

Ewan McGregor’s portrayal of Black Mask was vibrant and unpredictable, thanks in large part to his improvisation. Director Cathy Yan encouraged him to experiment, resulting in a more dynamic and memorable villain.

Fighting Makes You Hungry (The Avengers)

During the final battle scene in The Avengers, Robert Downey Jr. improvised a line suggesting they all grab shawarma after the fight. It was such a hit that they even filmed a post-credit scene showing the exhausted Avengers eating shawarma in silence — an instant fan favorite.

Final Thoughts

Sometimes the best movie moments aren’t scripted. Thanks to these actors’ quick thinking and humor, Marvel and DC fans got some of the most memorable and beloved scenes ever. Mistakes? Maybe. But without them, superhero movies wouldn’t be the same!

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