As part of Tribeca Film Festival's Talk series, Joss Whedon and Mark Ruffalo spoke last night in New York about Whedon's future with the Marvel Cinematic Universe and their experiences working on Avengers: Age of Ultron. Whedon also dropped some exciting details about a new project of his, and, because he's a human in the year 2016, gushed about his enduring love for Hamilton.

Male dolls are marketed to girls, girls are given books with boy protagonists, and many family films with male leads are considered gender-neutral. Girls learn, from an early age, to empathize and identify with both men and women. But media with female leads and products featuring female characters get dismissed as “girl stuff”, and boys are discouraged—very actively, sometimes—from engaging with it, which ends up hurting everyone.

Anthony Mackie knew that Falcon would be helping the Avengers in their first movie, but apparently, he had no idea that his character had been promoted to a full-fledged team member until he saw it.

Nine-year-old Domenic Pace loves Iron Man. No, he really loves Iron Man. Like, there was a point during which his mother claims that he would only answer to the name "Tony." Domenic also has cystic fibrosis, and so his family approached the Make-A-Wish Foundation in Australia with his wish to be Iron Man for a day. They granted it, and with his 12-year-old brother, Joseph by his side as War Machine, Domenic suited up, becoming Iron Boy.

Over the weekend, Westlawn Films' Federico D'Alessandro shared a rough animatic sequence for an Age of Ultron scene that wasn't to be, in which Thor saves some Sokovia residents from tumbling to their doom, and Black Widow and Cap bring the pain to some Ultron drones.

Natasha Romanov has been through a lot—and it's up to Scarlett Johansson to figure out what might go through Black Widow's mind during every one of the high-stakes moments she goes up against in the Marvel movies, past and future. In an EW interview, which Johansson jokingly dubbed a "therapy session," she delved deep into her own interpretations of her character's motivations.

As loyal Marvel fans (as I'm sure many of us are), you probably already have a bunch, if not all of the Phase Two movies. Well, get ready to spend money buying them all over again.

Somehow, rambling about online shopping and sexual enlightenment in the middle of scenes from Avengers: Age of Ultron simultaneously makes Ultron seem more erratic and dangerous but also not really that different. And you can easily imagine he still got this personality from Tony Stark.

Treehouse of Horror, the Simpsons series that gave me many a nightmare as a wee child, is getting its own clothing line from Australian company Living Dead Clothing.

Given how overstuffed Avengers: Age of Ultron ended up, it makes sense that Loki would've been cut, especially given how many other villainous characters appeared in the final draft. Can you imagine trying to fit one more in there?

The Avengers: Age of Ultron was a fun movie, don't get me wrong. But it wasn't anything special. It certainly didn't have the charm and originality of the first film, and while I love the introduction of Scarlet Witch into the proceedings, as well as James Spader's voice performance as Ultron, the film as a whole just feels overstuffed. So, is owning this film worth it?

Much like Avengers: Age of Ultron, the accompanying Honest Trailer has a lot of hype attached, because it's been a long time coming -- but it's here, and it's delightful.

Tony, no! You and Cap? Think of how Bruce will feel! No good can come of this. Is this how Civil War started?

Marvel just released a new deleted scene from Age of Ultron and it features a bit more footage of Chris Hemsworth's Thor and Stellan Skarsgard's Dr. Selvig in the Norn Cave.

Of course Captain America believes in recycling.

We all know people are excited to watch the conclusion to the The Hunger Games film franchise, as well Star Wars: The Force Awakens—but according to Piedmont Media Research, the level of hype about those two films, particularly The Hunger Games, has reached record levels.

Don't let Civil War's title fool you; all the actors in the Marvel movies have become quite close after having made so many films together, according to Paul Bettany.