The only way I’d call it a Hawkeye level shot would be if it were one he’d casually take while looking in a different direction.

@WeenusEnthusiasm

Literally sits in a static position trying to suck out the dragons soul for a solid minute.

Hawkeye faces his greatest challenge yet - can he hit a stationary target the size of a car.

That sh*t is a half mile away and you can still see it moving in the scene it can’t possibly flap its wings and keep the rest of its body completely still that’s physically impossible. That’s 100% a Hawkeye shot

Honestly the neck of that creature is probably a lot larger than a car. Compared to the humans on the dragons back, its enormous.

Also, seems really weird to imply that a lucky shot can't exist in different styles. There's definitely got to be a level of skill but she herself says it was largely luck a couple of scenes later.

Besides, million to one odds succeed 100% of the time.

So aside from poorly timed jokes:

Iron Man - Coulson saying that they decided to try out the name "S.H.I.E.L.D.". Yes, it was retconned later, but just the fact that an intelligence agency would not have immediately realized their organization's name had that acronym is just studio pandering.

Thor - Dutch Angles but also the shouting moments from Hemsworth, Hiddleston, and Hopkins just feel so cringy to me.

The Avengers - "I have a plan. Attack."

Iron Man 3 - Killian not dying when the Mark 42 was blown up. Made perfect thematic sense, and the unnecessary Super-Pepper scene just took me right out of it.

Avengers: Age of Ultron - "I think you're being hard on yourself." "Here I was thinking that was your job." is the rock bottom of this plotline.

Black Panther - "WHAT ARE THOOOOOOOOSE??"

Avengers: Infinity War / Endgame - The 1 in 4,000,605 thing really annoyed me. Like all that made me do is look for plot holes.

Ant-Man and the Wasp - The part where Janet says if they fail, it will be a century before they can find her again. Just like Infinity War, these stakes are unnecessary.

Spider-Man: Far From Home - The part where Peter calls a drone on Brad just felt silly.

WandaVision - The Bohner scene added absolutely nothing to the series, and this is from someone who didn't want him to be the Fox Quicksilver.

The Falcon and the Winter Soldier - The only part about Walker's arc that bugged me was the joking with Bucky. I can buy you still working with them for a greater purpose, but these guys do not like each other at all. The Zemo mask was pure fan service too.

Loki - Not a fan of the acting/dialogue during the Alioth scene.

Black Widow - Why did we need the pheromone lock? What did that change?

Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings - Trevor understanding Morris fluently was just a bit too unbelievable for me.

Eternals - The sex scene felt completely shoehorned in.

Oh my goodness. The bus/Brad scene in far from home might be my least favorite sequence in the mcu. From the dialogue to the stupidity like when Edith asks to stop the attack and Peter says no while

Talking to someone else. Or how everyone gets distracted by mountain gots while their bus is being attacked. Nobody saw Peter doing any of this. I might be wrong but if Peter jumped out of the bus then shouldn’t he not be moving at the same speed as the bus anymore so he shouldn’t have been able to get back in. And flash should’ve known it was Peter who punched him

@Nickh105 I don't think the hard on yourself line means what you think it means. Or maybe I'm just being a sweet summer child.

@LR2159 The main thing that annoys me about that scene is the whole thing is just a convoluted and dragged out repeat of the "Instant Kill Mode" joke from Homecoming, and with no bearing to the plot, purely there for the humour.

@LR2159

Most of that don't seem right.