1. Dormammu exists outside of time in the dark dimension (as it says in the movie) - that's why Strange traps him in a time loop - to give him the experience of being stuck in time. That he exists outside of time is also why Strange can't just "reverse him" back into non-existence.
If you leave the tony-gauntlet on him, sure, but if you remove it then, just like the apple in dr strange, the damage is reversed. ... At least let me believe there's a timeline where dr strange saves him. He could've at least tried!!! (*sniff*)
If you take off the gauntlet before you reverse time for tony, then it would just be tony's body going back in time. :-)
Why? He knows if he doesn't he could be potentially causing terrible damage to an entire universe. Cap isn't gonna risk that because of bad blood from WWII. Plus, Red Skull is trapped forever as a stone guardian. I bet Cap got a laugh out of that.
IMHO, everything about this - especially the fact that Cap needs to confront Red Skull for the soul stone - hints that we will be seeing that eventually. In a film, in the Falcon and The Winter Soldier series or even as a companion short / epilogue for the Endgame's Blu-ray. Hell, they might even Return the King this and make an extended edition for this eventually. It just feels that isn't over yet.
technically no because you can go back to the point where clint gets it, rob him, then give it back to him after.
it doesnt make a whole lotta sense. its the stones being removed that create an alternate branch or the ancient one needs to elaborate more. you can put the stones back and live in the prime timeline. thats the only way the end scene works or else they suck at this story thing
Even better. Red Skull gets to go free until Cap arrives on Vormir with the stone and he is teleported back and re-shackled. lul
This.
Did you er forget to change accounts?
Old Cap sitting around chilling when he knows the time, date, and place that Bucky is killing Tony's parents would be terrible. Especially after everything in Civil War.
That was my intial thought. It makes no sense in infinity war why red skull just happens to be the soul stone dude. Then it finally 'clicks' why that might be when captain eventually will have to interface with him. Making it something that's not seen this movie makes me very suspicious that it's actually important than more than just a character moment...
Yep, just plain sexism same as Captain Marvel jobbing to Thanos and Shuri having been dusted so Tony could be the smartest person in the room.
Peggy would have to leave her family, Sharon is her niece so she has siblings. And she founded Shield and tried to improve the world. Would be selfish of Cap to take her away from that.
If he could change the past he wouldn't be saving Tony Prime's parents.
Yeah, but doing that, you then get responses like this:
The Gamora that died to the Soul Stone is still dead. 2014 Gamora is alive because she came to the current timeline with Thanos.
It'd certainly give them a lot more fluidity in terms of stories they want to tell. I'm thinking of the Disney+ shows they've got in development. With Kang we'd still get a sense of unity between them all.
lol their response basically denies that a film can be made in a way that deliberately leaves stuff up to interpretation. Way too hardline a stance.
I feel like the part where he encourages Sam to talk to Old Cap implied that he knew Cap planned on handing off the shield, no? Does the film contradict that?
? I made two unrelated points.
A snap without the gauntlet doesn't mean / do anything.
I wanted him to rest with Pepper and Morgan, dammit!!
