Nearly all of the members of the comic book club I sponsor left the theater with some level of PTSD. 
My GF had to comfort and cheer up the youngest in our group.
My GF had to comfort and cheer up the youngest in our group.
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Nearly all of the members of the comic book club I sponsor left the theater with some level of PTSD.
My GF had to comfort and cheer up the youngest in our group.
I think that's awesome. Baby's first trauma.
This movie will roil inside their brains forever. Start buying up IW toys -- in 20 years these "kids" will be tearing thru walls to get the stuff that tormented them in their youth.
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Nearly all of the members of the comic book club I sponsor left the theater with some level of PTSD.
My GF had to comfort and cheer up the youngest in our group.
Hahahahaha damn Mickey!
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Shawpaw
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Agreed. I read all the spoilers for SW and JL. I skipped them for this one and it really elevated my experience watching it.
Nearly all of the members of the comic book club I sponsor left the theater with some level of PTSD.
My GF had to comfort and cheer up the youngest in our group.
Kids were crying down the row from me. It made me happy. I knew, then...Thanos did his job.
rushmore223
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His dirty, **** stained fingerprints are all over this! And F@!# Kennedy too, just because!
jye4ever
Broke and happy
More death and despair...that was great!
Yay Disney lol
Man now that you put Fury in that context that is messed up.
Avengers 1: Fury heroically stands up to the World Security Council.
AOU: Fury flies in with the Helicarrier and saves the day.
IW: Gets disintegrated,
lol
I’m sorry to say but my son was like “Dad when does Cap get it i’m waiting” lol
I do love that they killed off sixteen superheroes.
My 14 year old nephew came home and had a panic attack about seeing all his fav superheroes bite the dust one by one. He's still young enough not to conceive how they could possibly get out of all this, so for him its over and done.
lulz
All kidding aside; all the kids hated the cliffhanger and were wishing they had the time stone to make 2019 arrive instantly!
rushmore223
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Not sure if serious...
Half and half. She was definitely bummed out by it, but still liked the movie.
When the movie ended, the first folks I saw getting up to leave had a little girl, and I thought that this movie has to be a serious gut punch to any little kids who go to see it. Trying to put myself into my own shoes as a 6-10 year old or something. . .damn. Legit trauma!
I mentioned at that moment to my wife, though, that I had a similar experience on a lesser scale reading Crisis on Infinite Earths at about that age. Flash, Supergirl, and others dying brutally was tough. But we saw Spidey and Black Panther--two of the most popular movie characters in existence right now, turning to dust right in front of kids' eyes. BRUTAL!
Disney has nards.
I mentioned at that moment to my wife, though, that I had a similar experience on a lesser scale reading Crisis on Infinite Earths at about that age. Flash, Supergirl, and others dying brutally was tough. But we saw Spidey and Black Panther--two of the most popular movie characters in existence right now, turning to dust right in front of kids' eyes. BRUTAL!
Disney has nards.
All kidding aside; all the kids hated the cliffhanger and were wishing they had the time stone to make 2019 arrive instantly!
Its a very good life lesson... thru a comic book movie.
Patience isn't a teenager's strong suit.
No, that's the beauty of it. But hell, when I was their age I had to wait 3 YEARS to see what happened to Han Solo and Luke Skywalker.
And 6 YEARS to see what Jabba the Hutt looked like.
And 6 YEARS to see what Jabba the Hutt looked like.
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All kidding aside; all the kids hated the cliffhanger and were wishing they had the time stone to make 2019 arrive instantly!
I was seriously wishing they would use the time stone on those end credits. Just pure crap to make us sit through all that.
And yet... you did.
rushmore223
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And I didn't even know who captain marvel is
I didn't understand the symbol either -- thought maybe it was Adam Warlock's symbol. Then I overheard a knowledgeable youth explaining it to another old man.
My daughter (11 years old) was pretty shocked and could only say "That was definitely a really good movie but I don't know if I liked it" and my son (8 years old) flat out said that he didn't like the movie because of how it ended. Of course I stopped paying close attention to Marvel's announcements a couple years back and told my kids beforehand that this was THE movie that the entire MCU was building to and so they literally thought that a 19-film saga just came to an end with the villain killing most everyone and then just relaxing at the end, lol.
Lots of "It's Dr. Strange's fault, it's Star-Lord's fault, too bad Scarlet Witch didn't crush the stone faster," etc., from both of them on the way home.
My son constantly brings up the "finger snap" though and wonders things like whether half of all bugs died and so on, lol. He also asked what if Thanos never learned to snap his fingers and then after all that build up couldn't do it at the end and how embarrassing that would have been so apparently he's not too traumatized by what happened.
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