It only seems fitting that we at least get one Iron Man film per Marvel phase, considering the character was the one who helped launched the Marvel Cinematic Universe. He had two solo films in Phase One, and one in Phase Two. He will also have starring roles in Avengers: Age of Ultron and Avengers 3, but there is currently no plans for an Iron Man 4 film, and it looks like there won’t be one anytime soon.

The film franchise is one of the highest grossing franchises in Marvel Studios’ lineup, and Iron Man 4 was probably Marvel’s backup plan should Guardians of the Galaxy have tanked at the box office. Luckily that did not happen, but that still doesn’t mean the studio shouldn’t consider Iron Man 4. But looking at the studios’ success outside the Iron Man franchise, they might not need to look to Downey Jr. to reprise his titular role for a solo film. Hit the jump to see what the actor had to say about the future.

Change is inevitable, and in the comic book world change is always happening in order to keep things fresh. And with Marvel Studios creating their cinematic universe, whatever changes happens in the comic book world may reflect what could happen in the cinematic universe. So it wouldn’t be a huge surprise to see the Avengers roster changing. And that is the newest rumor to emerge from the mill.

There are rumors that we will see a new Avengers roster at the end of Avengers: Age of Ultron. Does that mean some of the Avengers will die? Who will make up the new Avengers? Who will lead them. Hit the jump to see some of the answers to these questions, but beware of potential spoilers.

Bored? Nothing on TV? Are you a sarcastic movie fan who loves picking apart even your favorite movies for their idiosyncrasies? The Screen Junkies YouTube page has some of the best stuff going on right now on the internet with their series of Honest Trailers. While they can be viewed as being overly critical, the Honest Trailers are mostly filled with hilarious narration by Jon Bailey (the first narrator was Gannon Nickell). Whether it’s plot holes, continuity errors, or hammed up overacting, the guys at HT will bring it to you “in their awesome voices.”

And what better way to get acclimated to Honest Trailers than a double shot of Marvel superhero goodness: Captain America: The First Avenger and Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

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Director Joss Whedon and the cast for his upcoming Marvel feature Avengers: Age Of Ultron thrilled audiences last month SDCC by debuting the first trailer for the highly anticipated film.

While the trailer has yet to be released online, this final film of Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has wrapped, according to Whedon, who posted a photo today to Twitter announcing the news.

It looks like the Disney/Marvel powerhouse has another hit franchise on its hands. Taking in $94 million during its debut weekend, Guardians Of The Galaxy has set an all new record for highest grossing domestic release in August.

Additionally, the film also captured the new record for an August IMAX debut with $11.7 million. When you add in the fact that it grabbed another $66.4 million overseas, we see the premiere weekend settling in at a very satisfying $160.4 million overall. For a film that had a production budget of $170 million, Guardians has shown that the Marvel name is a massive draw for moviegoers, even with little-known characters. It also more than justifies placing this movie in the capable hands of director James Gunn.