Enjoyed the movie but man it's overrated. I found infinity war much more enjoyable. I'll give this a 7/10, first half of the movie was more like 4/10
The first part is slow on purpose because they want to sell the beating the universe took.
Enjoyed the movie but man it's overrated. I found infinity war much more enjoyable. I'll give this a 7/10, first half of the movie was more like 4/10
Yes, exactly.Ah, didn't get that your MCU Prime was already an alternate reality.
Wait wait, okay, in that reality, that's the history yes. So then when they go back in time at or after that point, the Hulk from another reality will be there, because otherwise.. it wouldn't be their past. Yes correct. But then who was Hulk though? Oh shit, this does get crazy.
Okay okay. Let's say we have MCU, which is the initial reality we see in the movie, then MCU A, which is the reality in which MCU Hulk speaks to MCU A TAO. Then MCU A Hulk, in the future, will go "back in time" to, say MCU A.A and talk to MCU A.A TAO, BUT, because MCU Hulk was there, there has to be an MCU Hulk there now too, but from which reality then??? I guess that means that all other realities must be copied then as well, holy shit.
Ok so in the scenario you're describing, there would be MCU A Hulk, in reality MCU A.A, trying to talk to MCU A.A TAO, BUT there's already an MCU.A Hulk there.
So for every recursion like that, every single previous reality that visited them will be copied, which would grow... exponentially?
I feel like they could have done a better job, it didn't need to be that longThe first part is slow on purpose because they want to sell the beating the universe took.
I was actually really happy that they took a lot of time to let that sink in.I feel like they could have done a better job, it didn't need to be that long
I would really like to see what happened when Cap realized who he was delivering the Soul Stone to.
Neither.
Confirmed by the directors... when Steve goes back and marries Peggy, it creates a different timeline. When he makes it back as an old man, it's after jumping from his timeline back to the original one.
Is there a link? Looked at the previous pages and couldn't find it.
https://ew.com/movies/2019/04/30/avengers-endgame-russo-brothers-captain-america/Is there a link? Looked at the previous pages and couldn't find it.
I think we will inevitably see both RDJ and Evans again in the MCU in some capacity or other down the line after a nice lengthy break.
In Evans' case, I see him directly playing Cap again for a once off in like 10 years.
Link? edit: nvmI'm so glad the Russo's confirmed that Cap did indeed jump back to his original timeline to give Sam the shield. Now we can move on....right?
Thanks!
Glad they settled this. The whole "there's been two caps in the MCU this whole time" made no sense.
I know the main thrust of the 1970 sequence was the emotional/character scenes for Tony and Steve, but I wish there was more heist stuff with Tony using his modern tech to get past the '70s security measures
I think because they have plans for teling that story in the future and don't want to spoil it.Thanks!
"If Cap were to go back into the past and live there, he would create a branched reality," Joe explained.They're still being a bit coy, but we can finally put that to rest.
Does Dr. Strange telling Tony if he "tells him how it is supposed to go that it won't happen" mean that Tony wouldn't go through with it if he knew he was going to have to die to do it? Does that remove a little of the self-sacrifice arc of Tony Stark if that is true?
If the roles were changed and it was Cap asking the question, Dr. Strange would've probably just said, "You're going to put on the gauntlet and end up dying." Cap would have just said, "just tell me when to do it" with out hesitation.
Cap still the best :P
Not if they grab her from the 2014 timeline! No Thanos, no snap. Still pretty immoral, though.Sure, but then in that timeline there's no Natasha to sacrifice herself for the soul stone and that timeline loses to Thanos.
"I think I would just cut the wire."It's not about Tony selfishly trying to protect his life. In Endgame, Tony's attachments are:
1. his desire to continue his relationship with his family. He loves them fiercely, doesn't want to leave his daughter fatherless, and he wants the chance to continue *being* her father.
2. his related desire to *protect* his family - a continuation of the theme of protection going back all the way to the beginning of the MCU. His desire to protect is why he endlessly improves his tech. This is why he builds Ultron. And this is why he reiterates over and over that no matter what they do in the Time Heist, it can't affect his family.
These two desires / attachments have been clearly developed in the movie and throughout the series (including the maturation of Tony's desire to be a father, starting with his relationship with Peter Parker).
What dr strange wants to ensure is that Tony doesn't get caught up in the "there must be some other way this can work" mindset. If he tells him ahead of time, that's where Tony's mind goes. Instead, the conviction has to come from him.
Tony and Cap are the best.
You could create so many "universes" where people are happy and safe just by time hopping around.
this is all bullshit
i don't think we are talking about the same thing.I dunno, does it make me racist if I think Anthony Mackie is a complete charisma vacuum? Cant help but think Chadwick Boseman would be a better Cap replacement but then you'd need a new Black Panther lol
Saw the movie yesterday and a small percentage of me expected the movie to cut to the credits when the two armies were about to clash.
If you go back to past, you simply created a new reality. The characters in this movie created new timeline when they went back to the past, but it had no effect to the prime universe. What happened in the past 22 movies was still canon.
He was probably dusted the past 5 years too...What the ending tells me is that Mordo is very bad at eliminating sorcerers
I think it's because of them applying make-up prosthetics on his face for the CG aging but who knows.Is it just the lighting, just me or does it look like Chris Evans had some work done on his face. He looks off in both of these videos.
He also had much more experience playing a superhero before...
Wait, where was that in the interview? The EW one just has them talking about Cap going back to the 40s and living out his life.We were right about the time travel. He even used the term prime universe lol
From Joe Russo's interview
I'm not quite on the level of thinking he's a vacuum. I haven't written him off, but I don't feel overly optimistic either. I guess "pessimistic but wait and see" is where I'm at. Because while I don't find him interesting yet, marvel has shown they can take just about anything and make it work. So I'm giving them the benefit of the doubt for a while. Totally open to their attempt.I dunno, does it make me racist if I think Anthony Mackie is a complete charisma vacuum? Cant help but think Chadwick Boseman would be a better Cap replacement but then you'd need a new Black Panther lol