Random Most Underrated Quotes From MCU Movies (21 items)

(#14) Captain America: Civil War
- Film (2016)
After taking a punch from Iron Man and War Machine to the dome.

Scott Lang: Does anyone have any orange slices?
(#4) Guardians of the Galaxy
- Film (2014)
Rhomann Dey: He said that he may be an... "a-hole," but he's not, and I quote, "100% a d*ck."

Nova Prime: Do you believe him?

Rhomann Dey: Well, I don't know if I believe anyone is 100% a d*ck.
(#2) Spider-Man: Homecoming
- Film (2017)
Captain America appears in an instructional video for Peter Parker's high school gym class.

Steve Rogers: Today, my good friend, your gym teacher will be conducting the Captain America Fitness Challenge.

Coach Wilson: Thank you, Captain. I'm pretty sure this guy's a war criminal now, but whatever. I have to show these videos. It's required by the state.
(#8) Iron Man 3
- Film (2013)
Harley Keener: Admit it, you need me - we're connected.

Tony Stark: What I need is for you to go home, be with your mom, keep your trap shut, guard the suit, and stay connected to the telephone because if I call you better pick up, okay? Can you feel that? We're done here. Move out the way or I'm gonna run you over. Bye, kid.

Harley mopes, or pretends to.

Tony Stark: ...I'm sorry, kid... you did good.

Harley Keener: So now you're just gonna leave me here, just like my dad?

Tony Stark: Yep. Wait, you're guilt tripping me, aren't you?

Harley Keener: I'm cold.

Tony Stark: I can tell. You know how I can tell? Cause we're connected. [Drives away]
(#15) Doctor Strange
- Film (2016)
The Ancient One: We never lose our demons, Mordo. We only learn to live above them.
(#9) Spider-Man: Far From Home
- Film (2019)
Betty Brant: Over five years ago, half of all life in the universe, including our own Midtown High, was wiped from existence. But then, eight months ago, a band of brave heroes brought us back. They called it The Blip. Those of us who blipped away came back the same age. But our classmates that didn’t blip, had grown five years older.

Jason Ionello: Yeah, like my little brother. He’s now older than me.

Betty Brant: Yeah, it’s math.