you don't replace almost 4 billions people in a few decades...
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Avengers: Endgame - Official Trailer (April 2019)
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It was definitely weird holding off on revealing the title for so long but I have no idea how anyone could have a problem with the title itself
Although I have a feeling that people may just refer to it as Avengers 4 still, instead of using the title as with Infinity War. Maybe that's the issue?
Although I have a feeling that people may just refer to it as Avengers 4 still, instead of using the title as with Infinity War. Maybe that's the issue?
So showing peggy's picture again...What are the chances that they are going to have Cap return to the past and reunite with Peggy somehow and stay there permanently as a final send off to Cap...Sort of an happy but bittersweet ending for Cap. He gets to return home.
Or at least for now until the MCU needs Cap again.
Or at least for now until the MCU needs Cap again.
Yeah, and Tony visits him in 2018 when he's old and grey and takes care of him?
Nice idea that brings him full circle, don't know if Marvel has the balls to pull that trigger.
Not necessarily.
The population dropped in half but available resources stayed the same. Vastly more resources means third world countries become prosperous sooner and their birthrates plummet to match the west, of which most countries have stabilized below replacement rates.
Without developing nations (china, india) driving a pre-industrial population boom, the population stabilizes at lower levels and slower growth.
Or to quote Thanos: it worked on Titan. It'll work here.
RT% being a fluff stat isn't the point anyway.
Popular has never meant good by default. And this is all opinion anyway so your engagement with me to tell me my opinion (that it's bad) was wrong was doomed from the start.
GG.
If you told me in 2008 when Iron Man was coming out that this is where it would all end up, I'd think you were on peyote.
Rebuilt AI that has been keeping Scott company on his cross country trek to the Avengers facility.
Just seeing Luis wander around Avengers HQ Would be the greatest.
Thanos vs Thanos
Thanos realizes he was wrong and misses Gamora, teams up with the Avengers to go back in time to fight himself and stop the snap.
So if Tony has his helmet, and its made of nanotech, can't he just reconfigure the little bit he has left into other stuff? Not sure if it would help his lack of food and water, but I have faith Stark can do more with less.
I'm sure at one point when somebody undoes everything Thanos does with the guantlet or however they plan, it unlocks the mutant gene in people. I'm saying right now Post credit scene is going to admantium claws somehow :)
Its definitely pretty crazy they were so conservative with this trailer.
Like the only places we see are the ship with Tony, Avenger HQ, Thanos planet, and Hawkeye / Ronin in Japan. Other than that there isnt a hint of anywhere else and certainly no indication at all of any if the big fight / action sequences.
They keep hyping that this movie "doesnt do what you think it will" so it certainly seems they are trying to hide some big stuff
Yes. Most popular theory I've seen. I certainly hope they go this route instead of they were hiding this whole time.
Stop. This has been debunked a billion times. It cannot happen legally.
After watching it for the 20th time. It's great how the trailer starts off so depressing with Tony but ends with a glimpse of hope in the end.
Oh and was Ronin's sword covered in blood or will they cg in some green blood later?
Oh and was Ronin's sword covered in blood or will they cg in some green blood later?
Someone may well have answered this earlier in the thread, but what is Nebula (?)'s hand touching at the 1:27 mark, and why is it significant?
But the snap also included living resources, which includes animals/cattle raised for food. Even bugs too. That would drastically affect things since it would not increase resources, it would actually increase the SCARCITY of them. Likely that would lead to more hoarding by the people who DID survive.
Right, it's a good thing RT isn't about whether or not a film is popular. It's a reflection of the general consensus of the film's quality.
If you said "I don't like the movie," no one is going to question it. But when you say that Ant-Man and the Wasp is worse than Thor: The Dark World, I'm not sure what to tell you. That's quite the opinion.
How many decades are we talking about here? cause the world aint going to be popping babies out like crazy unless there is a surge to try and repopulate the Earth.
The merger might not be official until the summer.
The chances of anything X-Men related in this film is very low.
This would be kind of awesome if it didn't clearly conflict with his self-satisfaction at the end.
Would be out of character unless they could convince him his actions made the universe worse.
It's quite the reaction that you would even think to tell me it's quite the reaction tbh. Opinions differ mate, I'm sure you hold some that are outside the concensus.
Scott lang drops a candy bar into the primordial soup and that's how u get mutants
lmao.
I'm picturing this happening, Rudd flashing a shit-eating grin at the camera, then a laugh track and fade to black.
Yeah I'm not getting my hopes up but a quick 10 sec shot of something recognizable like zooming in our out on magneto's helmet in the very last post credit scene would be pretty cool... as long as it makes sense in the context of the film and if this film reboots the series. Maybe Marvel Studios is keeping certain things in mind that they do at the last minute if the deal goes through earlier than planned. I'm not sure how the film making process works but squeezing in a 10 sec post credits scene probably isn't that hard to do late in the cycle?
You can see Disney is already developing its plans for the Fox stuff.. the National Geographic logo is already on the Disney+ preview web site, and Disney+ comes out (late) next year although it does says in fine print 'subject to availability and closing 21CF transaction'
Either way I will be happy with or without any Fox-Marvel properties, and actually a few years break from X-Men may actually be more beneficial.
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