Friends

So, This Is Avengers Infinity War But It’s The Friends Theme Tune

We didn't know we needed this.

Wednesday, April 4, 2018 - 14:07

Friends fans are at it again.

Warner Bros.

This time, they've entered the Central Perk gang into the Marvel universe... and catapulted the Avengers onto the streets of NY.

Youtuber and Marvel superfan, Mr. Krepshu, took all those iconic clips from the Avengers movies and mashed them up with the BEST sitcom theme tune ever, The Rembrandts’ 'I’ll Be There For You'. Because sometimes, people are awesome.

He even uses the iconic Friends font to announce the cast, check it out:

Friends Intro Avengers: Infinity War Edition

See what happens when people from different fandoms get creative? MAGIC!

We’ve been trying to pin down who matches who and we think you’ll agree with our conclusions:

Ross and Rachel are of course Captain America and Bucky Barnes due to that annoying as hell on-and-off relationship. Joey is just Iron Man in every way, they even LOOK alike... Monica is Black Widow because she’s ALWAYS got it under control, Chandler is Spider-Man because he’s always got good intentions, and Phoebe is Thor, because well, the beautiful blonde locks.

Well, we’re not wrong.

The Top 2018 Movies You NEED To See:

The Top Movies Coming Out This Year That You NEED To See

Here's ALL the movies you need to see in 2018, starting with A Simple Favour. Starring Anna Kendrick and Blake Lively, we are just buzzing for this crime mystery. Start your autumn off right with this banger. September 14th.

1 of 39
A Star Is Born stars Lady Gaga. Need we say more? Chronicling the life of a young singer, discovered by, and later falling for, Bradley Cooper’s troubled country musician character, this is 100% an Oscar contender... October 5th.

2 of 39
Hey hey Matthew McConaughey is starring in Serenity this October. Playing a fishing boat captain who has a shock when his past comes back to haunt him in front his frightened ex-wife, played by Anne Hathaway, this looks well good! October 19th.

3 of 39
First Man is a must see. Ryan Gosling as an astronaut! Like, come on. Reuniting with La La Land director Damien Chazelle, maybe he'll redeem the last Oscars blunder this time... October 12th.

4 of 39
Cinema's newest sweetheart, Timothée Chalamet stars in Beautiful Boy alongside Steve Carrell. A story of addiction, this one's going to be emosh... October 12th.

5 of 39
Mary Queen Of Scots starring Ladybird's Saoirse Ronan and I, Tonya's Margot Robbie tells the tale of two Royal cousins as they navigate an institution built by men. December 7th.

6 of 39
Insidious: The Last Key. The fourth instalment in the Insidious franchise, begin 2018 with a new horror that'll genuinely leave you shook.

Universal Pictures

7 of 39
Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri. This comedy crime film is sure to make an impact, starring Frances McDormand as a grieving mother who will stop at nothing for justice.

Fox Searchlight Pictures

8 of 39
Darkest Hour. This political drama starring Lily James and Gary Oldman follows Winston Churchill's incredible rise to power during World War II.

Focus Features

9 of 39
The Commuter. In classic Liam Neeson style, everybody's life is at risk and he has to save the day. He will find you and he will kill you.

Lionsgate/StudioCanal

10 of 39
The Post. Directed and produced by Steven Spielberg and starring Meryl Streep and Tom Hanks, we are for sure ready to see this political thriller.

Universal Pictures

11 of 39
Downsizing. Matt Damon but tiny. No, really.

Paramount Pictures

12 of 39
Maze Runner: The Death Cure. Based on the final book in the The Maze Runner trilogy, we can't wait to see Dylan O'Brien and Kaya Scodelario back on our screens.

20th Century Fox

13 of 39
Early Man. With voices including Eddie Redmayne, Tom Hiddleston and Maisie Williams, we know for sure this stop-motion animated comedy is gonna blow our minds.

StudioCanal

14 of 39
Fifty Shades: Freed. The final film in this steamy trilogy,

Universal Pictures Focus Features

15 of 39
Black Panther. Starring Lupita Nyong'o, Chadwick Boseman and Michael B. Jordan, we can't wait to see this movie based on the Marvel comics.

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

16 of 39
Ladybird. Written and directed by Greta Gerwig, this coming of age film starring Saoirse Ronan and Timothée Chalamet is tipped to win ALL the awards.

Focus Features

17 of 39
Love, Simon. Starring Jurassic World's Nick Robinson, 13 Reasons Why's Katherine Langford, and X-Men's Alexandra Shipp, it's a comedy drama about coming out in high school. Exactly what 2018 needs.

20th Century Fox

18 of 39
Mamma Mia 2: Here We Go Again! Yes, that's right friends. A second movie is being gifted to us this year. No worries guys, we only had to wait, like, 10 years...

Universal Pictures

19 of 39
The Shape Of Water. This fantasy film starring Sally Hawkins looks like a mysterious and captivating movie about forbidden love, mainly because she falls in love with a captured amphibian creature. Hmm.

Fox Searchlight Pictures

20 of 39
Incredibles 2. Listen, we don't care how old we are, we will push children out of the queue to get the best seats for this film. WE WAITED 14 YEARS.

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

21 of 39
Mary Poppins Returns. An all new Mary Poppins sequel starring Emily Blunt and Lin-Manuel Miranda! You'll have to wait until December for this one though...

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

22 of 39
Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom. The fifth movie of the film series, we honestly can't wait. We <3 you Chris Pratt.

Universal Pictures

23 of 39
Ocean's Eight. Okay ladies. If you haven't been buzzing for this all-female remake for months then where have you been? It's starring all your faves, from Rihanna to Sandra Bullock to Sarah Paulson. Mind. Blown.

Warner Bros. Pictures

24 of 39
Deadpool 2. Another two hours of Ryan Reynolds making us die of laughter. We're counting down the days.

20th Century Fox

25 of 39
Sherlock Gnomes. Okay. If you didn't see Gnomeo and Juliet you missed out, because it was hilarious. Where all my gnomies at?

Paramount Pictures

26 of 39
120 Beats Per Minute. Winner of the Grand Prix award at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, this is a movie that exposes the reality of those suffering from AIDS during the epidemic in France in the 1990s.

Memento Films

27 of 39
Game Night. Starring Jason Bateman and Rachel McAdams, we are just BUZZING to see this new comedy.

Warner Bros. Pictures

28 of 39
Rampage. If you're a fan of Dwayne Johnson and/or gorillas you'll LOVE this film. Seriously, in the trailer he's the gorilla's bff. We're jealous of an animated gorilla. 2018 is weird already.

Warner Bros. Pictures

29 of 39
The New Mutants. Starring Split's Anya Taylor-Joy, Game of Throne's Maisie Williams and Stranger Things' Charlie Heaton, we can only imagine the awesomeness contained within this film.

20th Century Fox

30 of 39
Avengers: Infinity War. A sequel to 2015's Avengers: Age of Ultron. We're SO ready to watch Chris Pratt, Robert Downey Jr, Mark Ruffalo and Elizabeth Olsen do what they do best - save the world.

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

31 of 39
Blockers. Okay, this looks like a weird one, but also EXTREMELY funny. Starring Leslie Mann, Ike Barinholtz and John Cena, we're 100% sure this movie will be a HOOT.

Universal Pictures

32 of 39
A Wrinkle In Time. Starring Oprah Winfrey, Reese Witherspoon and Mindy Kalling, we can't wait for this classic to be made new again.

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures

33 of 39
Gringo. Starring David Oyelowo, Charlize Theron and Amanda Seyfried, we're SO ready for this comedy to hit screens this March.

Amazon Studios STX Entertainment

34 of 39
Ready Player One. Co-produced and directed by Steven Spielberg, we can't wait to see Tye Sheridan rush his way through a virtual world.

Warner Bros.

35 of 39
Pacific Rim: Uprising. Starring the brilliant John Boyega, this science fiction monster film is exactly what 2018 is missing.

Universal Pictures

36 of 39
Tomb Raider. In a reboot of the film series, Alicia Vikander stars as Lara Croft. March cannot come quick enough.

Warner Bros. Pictures

37 of 39
Isle of Dogs. From Wes Anderson, director of Fantastic Mr. Fox, The Grand Budapest Hotel and Moonrise Kingdom, comes an animated stop-motion adventure film ALL about dogs. What more could you ask for?

Fox Searchlight Pictures

38 of 39
Annihilation. Starring Natalie Portman, Gina Alexis Rodriguez and Tessa Lynne Thompson. We can't wait to see this exciting sci-fi fantasy. The trailer has us BUZZING.

Paramount Pictures

39 of 39