Friday, August 21, 2020

Know Money, Win Money! C2E2 Avengers Infinity War

Know Money, Win Money! C2E2 Avengers Infinity War Know Money, Win Money! C2E2 Avengers: Infinity War Know Money, Win Money! C2E2 Avengers: Infinity WarKnow Money, Win Money, Assemble! It’s been almost exactly a decade since Iron Man came out. It transformed superhero movies from summer blockbusters to borderline legal obligations you must view if you want to continue participating in the culture at large.It also brought the concept of superhero crossovers off the pages to the big screen, when after the credits [SPOILER ALERT] Tony Stark is approached by Nick Fury to join the Avengers Initiative. Movies would never be the same again, and not only because you have to wait through the entire credits before you finally get to pee.And now here we are, quickly approaching Avengers: Infinity War, what many would have you believe is the “greatest crossover of all time.”But they’re wrong! The greatest crossover of all time is actually Know Money, Win Money and C2E2! We went to C2E2 to see what the people there knew about the Avengers, and Infinity War specifically.?Our first questio n asked how much Robert Downey Jr. was paid for Infinity War. As we mentioned above, Robert Downey Jr. started the Avengers crossover movie universe andâ€"if his compensation is to be used as an indicationâ€"he is considered its most valuable element. Downey Jr. is, by far, the highest-paid actor in the Marvel Studios films, but what are those numbers in cold, hard cash?Well, according to a report in The Telegraph, Robert Downey Jr. got $200,000,000 for Infinity War. Since Infinity War was filmed in conjunction with its as-of-yet unnamed sequel, you could argue it’s more accurate to say he got $100,000,000 and then another $100,000,000 for the next film, but let’s save the pedantic arguments for whatever the post-credits scene in the new movie is.Our next question was about which of the Avengers has the best-selling comic book series. Even though Iron Man may be the star of the movies, Spider-Man is far and away the best selling star in Marvel comics. Meanwhile, in the marketing for Spider-Man: Homecoming they pretended Iron Man was the costar to make sure people would see it.That’s all for now, but we’ll have more Infinity War content to come!In the meantime, check out some of our other recent episodes:Episode 18: Chicago Auto Show (Part 2)Episode 17: Winter Brewfest (Part 2)Episode 16: Chicago Auto ShowWhere would you like to see us go in future episodes? We want to hear from you! You can  email us, or you can find us on  Facebook  and  TwitterVisit OppLoans on  YouTube  |  Facebook  |  Twitter  |  LinkedIN

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