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Avengers: Infinity War |OT| Destiny Still Arrives (Unmarked Spoilers)
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Me neither.
The pain was real for that moment and well-earned.
And as mentioned before, that Peter scene...ouch. (You get an acute reminder he's just a kid)
Totally. Hulk was embarassed and, more importantly, actually scared.
Yeah I'm pretty sure he used it to phase the Hulkbuster through him and into the wall behind him (that might have been the reality stone though, their powersets after a point begin to bleed into one another)
I agree. Hulk been doing nothing but swiping tournaments left and right without contest.
And he just went 0-2, got perfected on the last match. Thanos might as well told our mans that he was FREE.
That I understood. I'm talking about the shit with Thor on the ship. I get it's played for laughs, but it got old for me real quick.
There's apparently loads of deleted scenes for this.
But I think she'll turn up in A4 anyway.
I like how James Gunn's joke of the Soul Stone being up Rocket's butt was kind of referenced in the movie.
Tom Holland and Chadwick Boseman's takes on those characters are adored by too many people for them to dare try that. Black Panther in partiular blew up WAY more than anyone expected, so there's no way they'd get off that gravy train after just 2 stops.
Still, I would like to see how they'd handle all these deaths being permanent.
Because you know they're just not dead.
I felt nothing for any of those deaths, it was obvious the moment it started happening that they'd be coming back.
Him using the Time Gem to create a "Flash" effect was some awesome shit.
"Uhhh what's your boy doing over there?"
Gamora being the soul stone was definitely speculated and the ended up being pretty damn close to how it played out
which I was fine with honestly because I could feel it coming when they were walking up the mountain and then she starts laughing like "you don't love shit, lol nice try Thanos. you're done" and I'm sitting there like "no honey, it's you. it's always been you."
Black Panther could have very well had T'Challa die and bring in Shuri as the new one as everyone loves her but Spidey?
Hell no does Sony let Marvel kill him off, ESPECIALLY in a non-Sony movie.
I really loved most of the film but the ending just didnt land for me.
Such a cop out to "fade" characters who you know will be back next film instead of actually killing someone important.
Such a cop out to "fade" characters who you know will be back next film instead of actually killing someone important.
She took out Proxima in a second, picked up those giant drills and turned them around on the enemy, and actually managed to destroy an Infinity Gem while holding back Thanos at the same time.
Sure it's no "No more mutants" but it's a definite step up from her other appearances.
But they are dead in that moment and they literally vanish right in front of their friends and loved ones who clearly don't know what's happening. I felt the impact regardless of their inevitable return.
I mean, these are all fictional character regardless so we can go back and forth forever on the emotions we allot for them but even knowing the nature of the story, I thought there was real impact in their erasures.
If you watch it again...
When Star Lord does his "stop" hand sign and everyone continues walking past him... the very next shot is of Gamora. Tobias is behind her to her left.
Was that really how it went down? I swear Bucky was the first to go.
Strange, Spidey, Black Panther and 95% of the Guardians aren't important??
that's pretty obvious.
heimedal.
Good for you and in the end thanos will lose so what is the point of watching it really?
We know they're coming back.
And that shows how well done the scene was. Even as a comic fan who understands that Groot and Peter will return, it broke my damn soul.
I wasn't ready for the ending.
T'challa's acting all kingly ready for the next part. Then vanishes.
Sam dying unnoticed.
Peter Parker's utter despair.
All of it.
Man, wtf. Thanos, you absolute goon.
On a lighter(lol) note, Thor's my favourite character in the MCU now, 100%. He lost so much but still keeps himself up in high spirits. What a legend.
T'challa's acting all kingly ready for the next part. Then vanishes.
Sam dying unnoticed.
Peter Parker's utter despair.
All of it.
Man, wtf. Thanos, you absolute goon.
On a lighter(lol) note, Thor's my favourite character in the MCU now, 100%. He lost so much but still keeps himself up in high spirits. What a legend.
I loved the movie. It was still way too fucking safe for my taste. And I really don't give a shit about the Hollywood machine when discussing geeky stuff like this. I understand why certain decisions are made. I can still voice my hatred for them (in detail).
I feel like they established each character so well in Black Panther that M'Baku or W'Kabi taking over as King wouldn't really affect the franchise that much.
Maybe Tom Holland's Spiderman going out this early isn't the best thing to do though as there isn't a viable option to take over just yet, especially if Miles is as young as 3 currently.
Then again if A4 has a time jump…
Maybe Tom Holland's Spiderman going out this early isn't the best thing to do though as there isn't a viable option to take over just yet, especially if Miles is as young as 3 currently.
Then again if A4 has a time jump…
where's myI wasn't ready for the ending.
T'challa's acting all kingly ready for the next part. Then vanishes.
Sam dying unnoticed.
Peter Parker's utter despair.
All of it.
Man, wtf. Thanos, you absolute goon.
On a lighter(lol) note, Thor's my favourite character in the MCU now, 100%. He lost so much but still keeps himself up in high spirits. What a legend.
THANOS WAS RIGHT
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I love this and it makes perfect sense.
He's just starting to learn how to use his spider sense... first on the bus when his arm hairs stand up... then on Titan when he warns everyone that they're about to be attacked (by the Guardians).
Given the nature of the Infinity Stones and the Gauntlet, any deaths at this stage are clearly reversible so I don't know why it matters that they die by crumbling into the ether.
It's very much in line with what Thanos does in the comics.
You might as well just never watch movies because happy endings are a thing. "I just watch the first and last 10 minutes as it's all that's needed"
I can't remember the exact end of Ragnarok, but weren't all Asgardians on that ship? And then after Thanos leaves they blow up the ship? Thor survives because he is a god, but the others?
I mean you can still have your issues while still loving it, you do you, but chalking up the general movie-going public liking it due to the machinations of "the Hollywood machine" is a disingenuous take and criminally downplays the technical skill at play behind the camera for that to happen.
Agreed. Even though he's obviously coming back, it was probably the one that hit the hardest. Holland's acting was incredibly on point for that scene
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