Action figures are big business and have a long history. Way back in 1964 Hasbro was the first company to refer to the masculine toys as “action figures” instead of “boy dolls”. Today the toys are a staple of kid’s toys for boys and girls.
Last year Avengers: Endgame was released and broke box office records. The most popular scene was the one where Captain America (Chris Evans), Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) fight Thanos (James Brolin). The big moment comes when Thor’s hammer smacks Thanos in the face and he turns to see an unexpected hero return to the fight.
A lot of people are spending their time in isolation reading books and watching movies. But one fan has gone further. Roven Matthew Servando lives in the Philipines and used his Marvel Avengers: Endgame movie figures to recreate the epic scene where Thanos fights Iron Man and Thor. He shared it on his personal Facebook account. It’s set to the sound from the movies and is incredibly effective.
ENDGAME Recreated With Action Figures – Part 1
ENDGAME Recreated With Action Figures – Part 2
Hopefully, more fans do this with action figures and can recreate the whole movie. That would be time well-spent.
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About the Author Maurice Mitchell has been a passionate science-fiction fan of movies, television, books, and comics since age five. He and his twin brother Nigel created the site “The Geek Twins” to share that passion. Maurice has written and created infographics for sites like The Geek Twins and About.com. His work has been featured on sites like Business Insider, io9 Slashfilm and more. Read more of his posts | Follow him on Twitter @Mauricem1972 |
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