When was Clint in Thor?
Hey there! So I'm a new member of the MCU fandom. I've started watching the Marvel movies in order round a week ago, and I'm about to start The Avengers. Since there's so many actors and characters and terms, I like to keep a spreadsheet (a pretty cool one too! it has a handmade calendar) of every movie, character, etc. and I added that Hawkeye was in Thor (2010). However, I just finished the movie rn (I won't wait a second to start Avengers lol, this one was amazing) and I don't think I've seen him? I can't recall Jeremy Renner's face.
I assume that he was somewhere in the movie but since I didn't know who he was, I didn't recognize him. Where did I miss him? \[drop as many spoilers as necessary, i've already read half the mcu wiki\]
I assume that he was somewhere in the movie but since I didn't know who he was, I didn't recognize him. Where did I miss him? \[drop as many spoilers as necessary, i've already read half the mcu wiki\]
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I really miss the days where everything wasn't leaked to hell
Edit: can't believe no one remembers the Jeremy Renner app
I don't mean to be rude but this one is very hard to miss.
But no, I do not "watch" movies. I guess I was distracted
I've good a pretty good English for my age, but I'm still human and I miss things. I completely remember the scene, like I said in the previous comment. I just didn't know that was Hawkeye, probably because I didn't clearly hear \*Hawkeye\* or \*Barton\* or maybe I didn't piece up that the Hawkeye in Thor was supposed to be the Hawkeye in Avengers (it was my first movie with Hawkeye, I hadn't watched Avengers yet). I didn't even know his face.
The MCU movies are extremely entertaining. "Easy to follow" is a term you apply to yourself, someone who is native, or possibly just more fluent than me, or maybe older than me and faster to understand things. Or maybe I was just distracted that one second. That doesn't mean I'm some dumbass thirteen year old who doesn't bother to watch and then goes ask on the forums. I can't stand those kids and I'm not one of them.
I write down what I learn in the movies before continuing because there's so many characters. I need spreadsheets to live. I don't wanna be rude (well, I actually wanna be rude because I think you're being rude), but I feel like I'm being called stupid in the least direct way possible, when all of you have watched these movies hundreds of times and I've watched my first MCU movies for the first time in seventeen years. That doesn't mean I'm not WATCHING.
Also, if you’re using the MCU wiki already, could you not have… just looked it up yourself?
Edit: It took me under 30 seconds to do just that. I recommend showing initiative next time, works better for everyone.
[https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Hawkeye#New\_Mexico\_Mission](https://marvelcinematicuniverse.fandom.com/wiki/Hawkeye#New_Mexico_Mission)
No need to be so rude. Oh, my god, I didn't see it. Sue me! What is the big deal? If you think I should pay more attention and this was unnecessary, don't respond. That's the whole point of social media. I choose wether to ask a question or not, you choose wether to respond or not, and you're not rude to newbies, since you are not forced to respond.
If you think my comment was rude, you’re the one who needs to get off social media.
I did enjoy Thor! The first part wasn't as entertaining. Getting used to thousands of fancy terms and names (I realized at some point that Sif wasn't part of the Warriors Three) was hard, since there's a whole new world very different from Tony and Steve. However, as Thor slowly showed how everything worked to Jane and Erik I started piecing things together and when I was actually 100% understanding what was happening I was super entertained and I found some of the scenes amazing. I felt like it went from 0 to 100 in five seconds, and I loved the acting!
I'm not a kid, but I am still quite young. So maybe my perspective will change over the years. It was a bit predictable, but even with its predictability, I found it more entertaining than say, Iron Man (yes, I know, I'm horrible for that hehe)