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"As someone who has both read the Hobbit and watched the movies, I have to say, I liked them all," Stephen said.
"I disagree," Bucky replied. "The movies should have stayed more faithful to the book."
"You read the Hobbit," Sam asked.
"Yes," Bucky confirmed. "When it was first published. In 1937."
"I am with Stephen on this one," Peter joined the conversation. "Although flawed, the movies were enjoyable."
"Well said," Ned agreed. "Although not as good as the Lord of the Rings movies."
"I think that is something every fan of Tolkien's works can agree on," Steve commented. "Although I am with Bucky on this. Three movies was unnecessary."
"You all are nerds," MJ stated.
"How about this, those that agree, agree. Those that don't agree to disagree," Client finally ended the conversation.
"Tony," Pepper yelped.
"I'm fine," Tony said. "I have to remotely control the nanobot. Since it is still active, I am fine. If anything, this is better as I can focus on stopping him instead of multitasking."
"I swear if she plays what I think she is about to play," Natasha left the sentence in the air.
"Are we going to ignore that Tony admitted he wasn't ready for something," Rhodey asked.
"Yes," Tony replied.
"Too late," Pepper teased.
"That has to be one of the dumbest ways someone has ever beaten a villain," Stephen commented. "And this is coming from a man who locked himself in a infinite time loop to prevent the universe from being consumed by the Dark Dimension."
"You are way too casual about that," Quill said.
"It was the only way," Stephen said.
America flinched. The last time she heard stuff like that, Stephen tried to kill her. Even if it wasn't this Stephen, it was still scary to think about.
"They seriously just forgot about me," Tony said. "Just left me to potentially drown."
"You will be fine," Pepper said.
"And old Tony is back," Rhodey dramatically said.
"Very funny," Tony grumbled.
"There are entire news organizations dedicated to superheroes," Thor asked.
"Yeah, they formed after the Battle of New York," Maria Hill confirmed.
"It's cool to see you encouraging kids, but you really have to be more formal at press conferences," Rhodey said.
"We both know that will never happen," Tony replied.
"I really like that robot," Tony offhandedly commented.
"You better be careful if you try to build it. We don't need another Ultron," Nick Fury told him.
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