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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Dammit, Strange's guilt nearly broke me right at the barber shop.
The look on Dr Strange's face during that deleted scene... He knows that he willingly sacrificed Tony. Benedict Cumberbatch is one hell of an actor.
Strange also knows that he's a looking at the time stone but isn't using it to undo the damage the snap did to Tony because... reasons?
Doing-so would have also undone the snap and brought back Thanos.
And I was already tearing up. Pepper made that scene so much better.
Saw this the other day so might as well since I'm thinking of Tony
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We've been over this. You just don't like the answer.
Glad it wasn't in the movie, it's cheesy as fuck, and not in a good way. It's cool and all seeing it in the context of it being deleted footage, but they definitely made the right call in cutting it out. Funeral scene works much better.
Also Gamora's exit makes it even more awkward lol
Also Gamora's exit makes it even more awkward lol
tbh would have liked to see Pepper's extended farewell along with Steve and the other Avengers acknowledging the moment like they are here, but the funeral lineup is a way more impressive moment than the kneeling, especially after the voice message because of Tony talking about all the families he wanted to bring back together, and seeing that realized in that funeral scene.
This is a great moment, but it's unnecessary so it's clear why it was cut.
Also, I assume Peter is not in this scene at all because of unfinished CG work for his suit? Noticed him, Hulk and Rocket being absent
This is a great moment, but it's unnecessary so it's clear why it was cut.
Also, I assume Peter is not in this scene at all because of unfinished CG work for his suit? Noticed him, Hulk and Rocket being absent
Feel like the funeral doesn't make it redundant because they could say the funeral was for Morgan to say bye to Tony, same for Fury and the others who weren't at the battle.
I understand why they cut it though.
I understand why they cut it though.
Though he doesn't know anything right now it'll be interesting to see him in the future. I don't think this guy can keep his mouth shut. I think we found the next Tom Holland/Mark Ruffalo.
Cutting that from the final cut was the best idea they ever came up with.
Because it turned a grounded death into a scene so packed with pathos that it becomes comedy.
The kneeling is too much, but I'd love to just see other heroes immediate reaction to Tony's death, Dr Strange reaction stood out to me.
Yeah - it hurt a little that we didn't get Steve's reaction to Tony's sacrifice. And Strange's face made that whole scene.
Ew that part about Shang Chi is very stereotype shit.Come on we gotta be better than this shit.
Weird ? they are giving respect to a dead father who sacrificed himself to save the world. What's weird?
Though i just like last scene of current version better with Happy talking to Tony's girl about burgers.
damn
Posted this in the MUA3 thread but maybe this is a more fitting place
this is exactly what I thought of when I found deadpool in MUA3 lol
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between your fanboy love of the MCU and utter hatred of all things x-men i expect you to spontaneously combust when deadpool makes his debut in the mcu
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The visual of them all kneeling one by one is communicating a different concept to me. It feels more like supplication to a monarch rather than respect for death.
In no world would everyone express their sadness at a death like this by all kneeling in the identical fashion.
That scene is so corny lol
Sorry but no. There's a lot of variations of unified salutes, kneeling, lining up the boots of soldiers who died in battle, etc... It's a show of respect from fellow soldiers to those who fought with them and made the ultimate sacrifice. It's incredibly common when someone dies in the line of duty. Be it soldiers in war, police departments, etc...
You don't have to like it of course. But it absolutely does happen. Just typically not exactly where the death happened. Of course, in real life wars/battles/etc.. don't tend to end so completely decisively in a single moment either.
And that would maybe make sense if the Avengers were a uniformed army.... but while they might be soldiers they aren't that.
And you just said it "not exactly where the death happened" that's the key.
The scene is completely emotional manufacturing rather than natural.
You get a kind of that thing at the funeral with everyone standing in mourning. A much more natural thing.
I'd also point out the framing of the scene makes the battlefield look incredibly tiny.
I disagree that it's emotional manufacturing. It doesn't happen on the spot in a typical battlefield because a typical battlefield isn't safe. There's no one action that completely defeats the opposing force with such finality in a real battlefield like what we see in Endgame. Most wars continue to have battles and skirmishes for awhile even after one or both sides capitulate.
I think the surroundings do enough to show the widespread destruction* and the framing insinuates the intimacy of the moment.
The scene is absolutely redundant with the funeral scene. But it isn't a bad scene in and of itself.
*Edited for auto-correct correcting.
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Seeing people freaking out on Twitter at Marvel making Blade the MCU's "first Muslim superhero" lol
I haven't even seen any shitty articles about this where's it coming from
I haven't even seen any shitty articles about this where's it coming from
The source is a Twitter account with 68 followers who never heard of Ms Marvel.
That was a smart scene to cut. There's already the giant funeral scene. I already think they went over the top with the Stark worship compared to other fallen avengers. Then they show all the Stark shrines in Far From Home, but nothing for the other Avengers.
Most people don't know who black widow or vision are. Tony Stark is the most famous person alive in the MCU.
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