Avengers: Endgame |Spoiler OT| Let's go get this son of a bitch
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they should do one of those youtube shorts with thor and korg playing fortnite and then somone gets the gauntlet and turns into thanos and thor has a meltdown
Also, another thing that I was left wondering about: Will Loki come back? One of his versions got away with a Tesseract (thanks in part to Hulk's hatred of stairs lol). It's feasible he is up to no good, in that partcular timeline, no? Or does them going back even further to get one "delete" that small accident, per say?
I meant last one as in the Endgame being the last movie in the saga and not his cameo.
The Battle of New York was two years ago, from the perspective of Thanos, so he 100% knows who Tony is.
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Something random I noticed on a repeated viewing -
Tony is asleep at the beginning and end of the film. So that alone is some interesting symmetry. But taking it a step further - he is awakened by being rescued at the beginning, and is put to sleep by rescuing everyone else at the end.
Also, Banner kind of foreshadows what happens to Cap when he is testing out time stuff with Ant-Man. He says "I don't want you to get trapped in the 1950s". And this is basically what Cap does at the end.
Tony is asleep at the beginning and end of the film. So that alone is some interesting symmetry. But taking it a step further - he is awakened by being rescued at the beginning, and is put to sleep by rescuing everyone else at the end.
Also, Banner kind of foreshadows what happens to Cap when he is testing out time stuff with Ant-Man. He says "I don't want you to get trapped in the 1950s". And this is basically what Cap does at the end.
Ooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Damn, he grew up haha! I legit had no idea who he might be!
Where are people getting this? Bruce says that they have to bring back the stones AND not meet themselves, making it fairly obvious he was just entertaining the chance of avoiding time paradoxes.
That seems....like a lot. Wonder how it ranks versus the usual film budget and the top most expensive films ever.
There's a period of time in alternate Winter Solider that has everyone very confused.
I wish I had time to read 242 pages of this thread, but I don't.
I'd probably find that I was the only person disappointed in the movie.
My eye rolling began when it became apparent that time travel was going to be the answer to fix this.
Time travel are always tricky for me. They can become convoluted and drown under their own weight and I think, at least for me, that's where it went wrong. It began to feel overly long to me when they split off into different teams to get each stone.
Of course, I'll see it again at some point probably when it's available to watch on my own TV at some point and maybe I'll feel different. I kind of felt like I knew what was coming with who died at end and I expected it so it didn't resonate as strongly for me. Cap's ending though was pretty cool but I still have to process it because I have a lot of questions that I'll save for a different thread or until I can do a rewatch.
I do believe though that once the hype wears down, this thing is going to get scrutinized and people may not feel as strongly about it.
I'd probably find that I was the only person disappointed in the movie.
My eye rolling began when it became apparent that time travel was going to be the answer to fix this.
Time travel are always tricky for me. They can become convoluted and drown under their own weight and I think, at least for me, that's where it went wrong. It began to feel overly long to me when they split off into different teams to get each stone.
Of course, I'll see it again at some point probably when it's available to watch on my own TV at some point and maybe I'll feel different. I kind of felt like I knew what was coming with who died at end and I expected it so it didn't resonate as strongly for me. Cap's ending though was pretty cool but I still have to process it because I have a lot of questions that I'll save for a different thread or until I can do a rewatch.
I do believe though that once the hype wears down, this thing is going to get scrutinized and people may not feel as strongly about it.
They could totally have them be stowaways on the ship, and then in GOTG Vol 3 Korg pops out and is like "Hey man, mind if I tag along"
It is 3rd most expensive movie. 2nd is Age of Ultron with 365 million (yikes) and 1st Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides with 379 million.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_expensive_films
I was so nervous when Cap tightened his broken shield against Thanos
I really thought that was going to be it for him
I really thought that was going to be it for him
Cap opens the case containing the infinity stones. The hooded figure sees the Tesseract in the case and lowers his hood. His face begins to twitch.
Cap, recognizing Skull, says, "A soul for a soul, huh?"
Skull nods absently, his gaze fixed on the Tesseract.
Quick cut to close-in shot of the soul stone. The camera slowly pulls back into an overhead shot showing the stone resting silently on the ground. As we pullback further, we eventually see a black cloak and Skull's empty gaze staring skyward.
Age of Ultron was more expensive?...huh....... didn't see that one coming. Also surprise at Pirates taking the top spot. Would have imagined Avatar would likely be the #1.
that whole section of him rolling over and slowly getting up was heavy
couldn't even muster an "I could do this all day", that's when you know shit was real
I thought I was about to see Captain America die by getting shot up by an entire goddamn alien army
I wish I had time to read 242 pages of this thread, but I don't.
I'd probably find that I was the only person disappointed in the movie.
My eye rolling began when it became apparent that time travel was going to be the answer to fix this.
Time travel are always tricky for me. They can become convoluted and drown under their own weight and I think, at least for me, that's where it went wrong. It began to feel overly long to me when they split off into different teams to get each stone.
Of course, I'll see it again at some point probably when it's available to watch on my own TV at some point and maybe I'll feel different. I kind of felt like I knew what was coming with who died at end and I expected it so it didn't resonate as strongly for me. Cap's ending though was pretty cool but I still have to process it because I have a lot of questions that I'll save for a different thread or until I can do a rewatch.
I do believe though that once the hype wears down, this thing is going to get scrutinized and people may not feel as strongly about it.[/QUOTE]
I've seen people say they thought Carol gave a lot of LGBT vibes in this movie but I thought they strongly hinted at a relationship between her and Rhodes, which they had in the comics.
They share a meaningful glance near the start in the hologram meeting with Black Widow after all.
They share a meaningful glance near the start in the hologram meeting with Black Widow after all.
In terms of the flow of tension in the third act, "Something has entered the upper atmosphere" is it.
There's just so much to fucking process lol
This movie has everything a comic nerd could want
This movie has everything a comic nerd could want
As amazing as the MCU has been at translating characters from the comics to cinema, I think Nebula is probably the *best* adaptation. She's really such a minor character in the comics who basically only does one defining thing (steal the gauntlet from Thanos). GotG2 and now Endgame really fleshed her out in a way I totally wasn't expecting.
Also I'd pay to see an entire 2 hour long full movie version of the scenes of her and Tony stuck out in space.
I only recognize due to the 10th anniversary photoshoot they did last year. Must be the same tiime they shot his scene.
For me this movie has like a million Thor-in-Wakanda moments.
Like the entirety of the Captain America Mjolnir sequence. This movie had a lot of comic-book-stuff-waiting-to-get-paid-off that finally hit, but that was probably the defining moment of the entire MCU so far.
Like the entirety of the Captain America Mjolnir sequence. This movie had a lot of comic-book-stuff-waiting-to-get-paid-off that finally hit, but that was probably the defining moment of the entire MCU so far.
Was Thanos right? Cap says the whales came back because the air and water are cleaner post snap.
Yeah this was totally it. She had Thanos at her Mercy.
My theater had an AUDIBLE GASP when that shit happened. Like, it wasn't 2-3 people. It was the entire damn theater! That was all kinds of hype!
No because overpopulation and pollution in one part of the world does not justify mass genocide on a universal scale
Of all the references, I was not fucking expecting this one. That it also doubled as a clever solution to getting the Tesseract, as well as a swerve to the expectation of going all in on the Winter Soldier fanservice was just incredible.
Yep, Cap wielding Mjolnir, the portals opening and everyone coming through, Wanda 1v1'ing Thanos, the women teaming up, Carol flying in to wreck shit...
I'm sure it's been discussed to death already but I fucking LOVE Sloppy Thor. That shit was a brilliant move.
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