Avengers: Endgame
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Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
No worries. Obviously there's a lot to take in with these movies.
In fact I've seen AEG twice now and I'm still not 100% clear on what the heroes were trying to do with the glove and the van in the final battle. Were they simply trying to throw the stones into Scott's time machine so that they'd be cast into some random time and place far away from 2014 Thanos? Did they see their current situation as being so dire that they just said "f--- it" with regard to fixing the alternate timelines and opted instead to just get them as far away from Thanos via any means possible? Or did I miss a more obvious explanation?
No worries. Obviously there's a lot to take in with these movies.
In fact I've seen AEG twice now and I'm still not 100% clear on what the heroes were trying to do with the glove and the van in the final battle. Were they simply trying to throw the stones into Scott's time machine so that they'd be cast into some random time and place far away from 2014 Thanos? Did they see their current situation as being so dire that they just said "f--- it" with regard to fixing the alternate timelines and opted instead to just get them as far away from Thanos via any means possible? Or did I miss a more obvious explanation?
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Another thought I just had, maybe it's already been said - if 2014 Thanos had succeeded he would have done so this time without having to sacrifice Gamora....
Another thought I just had, maybe it's already been said - if 2014 Thanos had succeeded he would have done so this time without having to sacrifice Gamora....
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Whoa...
Of course it would have been moot the moment he snapped his fingers and wiped out all life save for himself (unless he was planning on sparing a few favorites.)
Whoa...
Of course it would have been moot the moment he snapped his fingers and wiped out all life save for himself (unless he was planning on sparing a few favorites.)
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Another unfortunate thought I had on Gamora (which I don't believe is true since I'm sure she'll be back) is whether Tony thought in his mind "kill Thanos and all those he brought with him" when he snapped his fingers. Because that would certainly explain her sudden disappearance the moment the battle was over.
Another unfortunate thought I had on Gamora (which I don't believe is true since I'm sure she'll be back) is whether Tony thought in his mind "kill Thanos and all those he brought with him" when he snapped his fingers. Because that would certainly explain her sudden disappearance the moment the battle was over.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
So was Tony lying to them about denying time travel and Scott’s theories. I found it puzzling that Tony all of a sudden figured it out .
What if Tony used Thano’s Gauntlet instead..would the result be the same
Was Tony using the arc reactor to survive in space the whole time before Marvel rescued him. Because I think he wasn’t eating, hence why he looked thin in the beginning
So was Tony lying to them about denying time travel and Scott’s theories. I found it puzzling that Tony all of a sudden figured it out .
What if Tony used Thano’s Gauntlet instead..would the result be the same
Was Tony using the arc reactor to survive in space the whole time before Marvel rescued him. Because I think he wasn’t eating, hence why he looked thin in the beginning
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Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
IdK, seems Starlord had some kind of tracking on her before Thor joined the guardians on the ship. So she is still around
IdK, seems Starlord had some kind of tracking on her before Thor joined the guardians on the ship. So she is still around
Neal136
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Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
I've now seen the movie 8 times theatrically, and it still isn't losing any of its impact. Count me as one who will never feel the need to skip any parts of this once I have the ability to enjoy it at home.
I've now seen the movie 8 times theatrically, and it still isn't losing any of its impact. Count me as one who will never feel the need to skip any parts of this once I have the ability to enjoy it at home.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Anyone who has a son I dare you to watch this video and not tear up, lol. Did Tony kiss Peter in the movie?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxWZesmgJ7d/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again
Anyone who has a son I dare you to watch this video and not tear up, lol. Did Tony kiss Peter in the movie?
https://www.instagram.com/p/BxWZesmgJ7d/?utm_source=ig_embed&utm_campaign=embed_video_watch_again
jye4ever
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Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Spiderman is now projected to have a 200 million opening holy crap.
If EG beats Avatar and Spiderman opens with 200 million I can see Feige taking over Disney one day
Spiderman is now projected to have a 200 million opening holy crap.
If EG beats Avatar and Spiderman opens with 200 million I can see Feige taking over Disney one day
Neal136
MCU Whore
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
To be fair, that's for the extended 4th of July opening (six days) ... not just the three-day opening weekend. That's coming in at $90 - $120 million. For now.
To be fair, that's for the extended 4th of July opening (six days) ... not just the three-day opening weekend. That's coming in at $90 - $120 million. For now.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Man you are in a sad state....
What if SW IX os everything you could have wanted? Would that make it all better?
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Man you are in a sad state....
What if SW IX os everything you could have wanted? Would that make it all better?
Sent from the inside of a giant slug in outer space.....
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Stark was always portrayed to figure things out when the plot needed him to:
1. Figured out a way to miniturize the arc reactor and build a suit in a cave in IM.
2. Rediscovered a new element and figured out a way to synthesize it in IM2 in a day despite JARVIS saying it was impossible.
3. Figured out a way to track the Tesseract in AA beating SHIELD's best minds in a day.
4. Figured how to remove Extremis from Potts in IM3.
5. Created an AI twice in AoU (though the first was accidental).
6. Figured out time navigation in EG.
So yeah I think he really just figured it out that night.
As for his survival, they show on the montage at the beginning they were eating rations. Nebula even declines Stark's offer to share in a pretty charming way to show how much Nebula's character has grown over the past films. They probably also had a good supply of water so they survived that long (you can go weeks without food, but water is essential).
So was Tony lying to them about denying time travel and Scott’s theories. I found it puzzling that Tony all of a sudden figured it out .
What if Tony used Thano’s Gauntlet instead..would the result be the same
Was Tony using the arc reactor to survive in space the whole time before Marvel rescued him. Because I think he wasn’t eating, hence why he looked thin in the beginning
Stark was always portrayed to figure things out when the plot needed him to:
1. Figured out a way to miniturize the arc reactor and build a suit in a cave in IM.
2. Rediscovered a new element and figured out a way to synthesize it in IM2 in a day despite JARVIS saying it was impossible.
3. Figured out a way to track the Tesseract in AA beating SHIELD's best minds in a day.
4. Figured how to remove Extremis from Potts in IM3.
5. Created an AI twice in AoU (though the first was accidental).
6. Figured out time navigation in EG.
So yeah I think he really just figured it out that night.
As for his survival, they show on the montage at the beginning they were eating rations. Nebula even declines Stark's offer to share in a pretty charming way to show how much Nebula's character has grown over the past films. They probably also had a good supply of water so they survived that long (you can go weeks without food, but water is essential).
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Someone also got word to Valkyrie that she was needed as well - AND that she should bring her flying horse!! I'm still trying to figure out how that critter could have been there. She had it in Asgard long ago when they battled Hela before Odin banished her, correct? Was the herd saved before Asgard was destroyed in Ragnarok? I don't recall seeing a Pegasus look-alike in a corral at New Asgard when Prof. Hulk & Rocket went to recruit Thicc Thor, but I guess we have to assume its survival is tied to that of Valkyrie's. I know, I know - don't sweat the details.
Yep, lol. Even little things like how did Strange know to go get Wasp for the main battle since he'd never met her can all be covered under the "1 in 14 million" umbrella, lol. Strange saw millions of outcomes and Stark killing himself and winning the day only worked if this random Wasp chick he'd never met was also there so when he re-appeared on Titan with Peter and the GotG he then teleported everyone to Wakanda, gathered the fallen heroes there, then made sure to go grab Wasp off the rooftop before arriving at the battle.
Someone also got word to Valkyrie that she was needed as well - AND that she should bring her flying horse!! I'm still trying to figure out how that critter could have been there. She had it in Asgard long ago when they battled Hela before Odin banished her, correct? Was the herd saved before Asgard was destroyed in Ragnarok? I don't recall seeing a Pegasus look-alike in a corral at New Asgard when Prof. Hulk & Rocket went to recruit Thicc Thor, but I guess we have to assume its survival is tied to that of Valkyrie's. I know, I know - don't sweat the details.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
No I'm totally with you and definitely wondered how she got her pegasus too, lol. I'm just going to assume that the valkyries can somehow magically summon their steeds no matter where they are because those scenes were just way too awesome to quibble about, lol.
Someone also got word to Valkyrie that she was needed as well - AND that she should bring her flying horse!! I'm still trying to figure out how that critter could have been there. She had it in Asgard long ago when they battled Hela before Odin banished her, correct? Was the herd saved before Asgard was destroyed in Ragnarok? I don't recall seeing a Pegasus look-alike in a corral at New Asgard when Prof. Hulk & Rocket went to recruit Thicc Thor, but I guess we have to assume its survival is tied to that of Valkyrie's. I know, I know - don't sweat the details.
No I'm totally with you and definitely wondered how she got her pegasus too, lol. I'm just going to assume that the valkyries can somehow magically summon their steeds no matter where they are because those scenes were just way too awesome to quibble about, lol.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Haha glad I wasn't alone thinking where the Pegasus came from. I just let it pass because it really looked good on screen.
Haha glad I wasn't alone thinking where the Pegasus came from. I just let it pass because it really looked good on screen.
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
Well there is no way that the film could do that. The other two films are too much of a mess.. So unless there is some time travel in IX to undo the last two especially TLJ then I don't see it becoming everything I want.. It could however be a decent stand alone movie which would be nice.
If Godzilla delivers.. Then the disappointment of EG will be worth it
Well there is no way that the film could do that. The other two films are too much of a mess.. So unless there is some time travel in IX to undo the last two especially TLJ then I don't see it becoming everything I want.. It could however be a decent stand alone movie which would be nice.
If Godzilla delivers.. Then the disappointment of EG will be worth it
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
I mean, they should have at least shown Valkyrie throwing Medusa's severed head into the ocean - isn't that what Harry Hamlin did to get Pegasus to appear back in the day?
Haha glad I wasn't alone thinking where the Pegasus came from. I just let it pass because it really looked good on screen.
I mean, they should have at least shown Valkyrie throwing Medusa's severed head into the ocean - isn't that what Harry Hamlin did to get Pegasus to appear back in the day?
Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)
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Well there is no way that the film could do that. The other two films are too much of a mess.. So unless there is some time travel in IX to undo the last two especially TLJ then I don't see it becoming everything I want.. It could however be a decent stand alone movie which would be nice.
If Godzilla delivers.. Then the disappointment of EG will be worth it
Sent from the inside of a giant slug in outer space.....
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