Avengers: Endgame |Spoiler OT| Let's go get this son of a bitch
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It happened before the start of this movie, that's why everyone was waiting for Tony and Carol
I agree with this analysis. My initial problem is that it's not a difficult choice for Tony, he'll do it even if he must bear the ultimate cost.
Haha they could've freed Vision from his dependance on the Mind Stone too. Assuming Thanos didn't completely crush whatever held his consciousness.
Could Vision have used the Gauntlet? He isn't organic so his body might've been fine...
I figured she responded to the beeper first (bearded cap) and then went off to find Tony with Rocket possibly being able to track his ship to tell her exactly where they are
The setting for that scene was definitely a bit too drab in hindsight. Didn't hold up as well as some other stuff.
That's exactly how I figured it happened. I doubt she just happened to be flying through space and just came across Tony and Nebula.
I enjoyed it but I guess it was never going to live up to my expectations. I enjoyed Infinity War's narrative much moreso than this one.
I felt this one dragged a bit. I went along for the ride because the characters, dialogue, sound and visuals were all a treat. I think it would've benefited from an intermission but I know time is money.
I felt this one dragged a bit. I went along for the ride because the characters, dialogue, sound and visuals were all a treat. I think it would've benefited from an intermission but I know time is money.
It's still the shit, because it's heroes fighting each other over a moral dilemma. And the weight of it is felt in that fight when they first come to blows.
Endgame was fuckin awesome and a satisfying payoff to what came before it, but it was still your typical end of movie heroes vs army of baddies type of fight. Maybe the most badass of its kind, though.
Doesn't work that way. It harms mortals greatly to use the stones. Unharnessed they're uncontrollable. This was established in GotG where it took the whole group just to touch the power stone. The only reason Strange could use the time stone was because it was harnessed by magic and the artifact. Same with the tesseract, and scepter. The stones killed Tony and critically wounded Hulk even with a gauntlet.
You'd said friends from a podcast, not friends on a podcast. If that's the case fine, keep arguing. It generates content.
I thought you were talking about arguing harder in real life.
Plus his whole family would die anyway if he didn't do it.
I'm really glad she got redeemed, lived through it, and joined the Guardians at the end. I kept waiting for her to turn against the team or die so I was pleasantly surprised.
Korg and Meek secretly the best part of the movie. They even show up at the battle.
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I will say - maybe I was ignorant, especially cause I could have seen time travel coming a mile away - but the Thanos beheading happening in the first 15 minutes of the film was super epic, and totally reset my expectations for the film. I figured that chase was going to somehow be the focus of a majority of the film.
Some key heroes from the other movies didn't even have any lines, they didn't need to devote any more screen time than they did to The Black Order, or even Thanos for that matter.
I thought I knew what was gonna happen at the beginning of the movie but didn't see that coming at all. Great follow up to Thor's arc in IW and really sets the stage for what comes next.
Thanos destroying the stones makes sense and I figured that's what was going to happen. But I thought he was gonna beat the shit out of them first or something lol, did not expect to see them restrain and brutalize him like that, but Thor losing control absolutely makes sense. And removes Thanos as the clear-and-present danger looming over the movie for a very good chunk so it sets Endgame apart from Infinity War in that respect. And when he comes back into play he's more dangerous than ever. I loved that little "twist," definitely one of my favorite things about the movie's structure and plotting.
"I am Iron Man" Holy motherfuck.
I can't believe something like this entire cinematic universe could be so well capped off by one film. Just an incredible feat.
I can't believe something like this entire cinematic universe could be so well capped off by one film. Just an incredible feat.
Speaking of, I was surprised his cameo was tiny. I kinda thought they were gonna go the extra mile for this one since it was the 'last' one.
I was about to say that they could just give it to Srarlord but then I remembered that he killed his alien half when he killed his father.
Then again I'm not sure that Starlord could be trusted with that much power even if he had been capable. He probably would have used the gauntlet to give everyone in the universe DD sized boobs or something.
The TINIEST of callbacks too. So subtle, but just beautiful. Cheeseburgers has me welling up in seconds.
I was disappointed Thor left them on Earth when they are clearly Guardians of the Galaxy material. They would fit right in
It's funny to me to think that Hawkeye created a new timeline when he went back and took that baseball glove.
Spiderman vs Falcon and Bucky redeems the entire movie of any low points.
So true.
Okay, just saw it. Loved every bit of it! Fun (well, not so fun actually) fact: The session I wanted to see, at 9pm was sold out at 8:15pm. Meaning I had to wait almost until midnight to watch it in the following session. Insanity!
Also, thing that's bugging me a bit: who is the kid/young man in the "funeral" scene right before they focus on Captain Marvel and Fury?
Also, thing that's bugging me a bit: who is the kid/young man in the "funeral" scene right before they focus on Captain Marvel and Fury?
We had 4 people get up when Hawkeye wasn't in a puddle
They couldn't really plan around that. It was just a bit of coincidence that his last cameo is the "last" Avengers movie (of this arc).
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