Avengers Stars Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo Trolled Each Other Over Old foto 

Stars Chris Evans and Mark Ruffalo Trolled Each Other Over Old Photos

There was no way ​Mark Ruffalo\'s Marvel Cinematic Universe peers were going to let his old high school photo post go by without some light teasing. The latest installment of ​the trolling is by none other than his

Ruffalo, who plays the Hulk, tweeted his photo earlier this week, and when

star Evans got his hands on it, he posted it to his own Twitter account.

It actually makes me furious that I can’t hang out with this kid. pic.twitter.com/T5rxtI1vKQ

The next day, Ruffalo retaliated after getting his hands on some gems of Evans from when he was a kid. Ruffalo tweeted two photos of his co-star, including one of the actor in front of a laser backdrop, and recycled Evans\'s caption.

It actually makes me furious that I can’t hang out with this kid. pic.twitter.com/4aQ1w11a76

​​Evans hilariously responded to Ruffalo\'s tweet, claiming he could\'ve used all the friends he could get and defending his choice of the laser background. "Clearly I coulda used the friend. Also, I changed the form on the way to school and checked the laser background box instead. Sadly, it didn’t have the effect on my social standing that I had initially presumed," he wrote.

Soon after, fellow MCU star Don Cheadle (​War Machine) jumped in to back up Evans\'s pro-laser decision.

lasers are where it\'s at! kids are stupid ... https://t.co/3PSBg8zbjF

Fingers crossed we get a whole archive of Marvel stars\'s awkward childhood photos!​​

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The Surprising Reason Why Marvel Movies Include Post-Credits Scenes

​At this point, it should go without saying that you should

leave the theater once the credits start rolling at the end of a Marvel movie. It\'s a lesson that every MCU fan eventually learns, because if you don\'t stick around, you won\'t get to see the teaser for an upcoming movie Marvel Studios has in store for fans.

Speaking at the ​2018 Britannia Awards, where he was being honored for his contribution to the entertainment industry, Marvel Studios president ​Kevin Feige spoke about the importance of Marvel\'s post-credits scene tradition.

"Movies bring people together, but they also bring people together behind the scenes and in Marvel Studios, we\'ve been putting a scene after the end credits in all of our films since the very beginning," he said. "The fans love it, it\'s a tease of something to come."

Feige then spoke about how the post-credits scenes mean fans will sit back and acknowledge all those who made contributions to the film.

"The audience is going to sit there and look at all the names of the hundreds of thousands of people who work so hard to bring these movies to life. That really inspired me as a kid, to see all those names, and I hope it inspires people today," Feige continued.

, which hits theaters on March 8, 2019. And obviously, fans should stay glued to their seats for the guaranteed post-credits sequence.

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to take the world by storm. With just two seasons to its credit, the throwback sci-fi series has garnered multiple awards and constant praise for its clever storylines and excellent acting—and has proven to be a great investment for Netflix.

Now, ​the streaming service is showing its appreciation for Eleven and the gang by declaring an official day dedicated to the series. On Thursday morning, ​Netflix released a teaser video that officially declared November 6, 2018 as the first-ever

The teaser is made up of clips from the ​first and second seasons, as well as some fan appreciation for the series, including images of people dressed up in

If you\'re wondering how that day was picked, the video shows that November 6, 2018 will officially mark the 35th anniversary of Will Byers\'s disappearance into the Upside Down.

There\'s a possibility that Netflix will use the day to finally share some details about

\'s highly anticipated third season, which has not officially been given a trailer or release date.

​​However, we do know the show is expected to ​premiere some time next summer.

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