Mimi Cheems
gonna watch it burn! ♡
Trust me, it's such a good film! I rate it 10/10!!! :> I hope you genuinely enjoy the movie!
Avengers: Endgame discussion
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Trust me, it's such a good film! I rate it 10/10!!! :> I hope you genuinely enjoy the movie!
BeardosFangirl
Senior Member
Omg, I just got done watching it and it was freaking PERFECT!!!
Biancasbotique
Sweet Feather
Gamora is part of 2014 horde that came with Thanos. She was part of the past attacking the future.So when he snapped his fingers, all 2014 elements are gone
AHHH ENDGAME!! it was such a popular movie here that I just had to watch it, even if it meant reserving tickets for a 1 AM screening hskdjjs. I just have to talk about it.
I'll probably add more in a while since I might remember more.
Also, @ Bcat:
I cried at the weirdest moment. No, not when Iron Man or Black Widow died, but when Captain America got that ending he deserved. I wasn't too big on the other characters, but I was immensely invested on Captain America and was really sad he didn't end up with Penny in his past movie. You wouldnt believe that I cried after seeing the ring on his hand when he shook Sam's hand after becoming an old man. I whispered to my boyfriend, "oh my god steve married penny. oh my god this is the ending i've been waiting for." and cue the tears when the final scene was him slow dancing with her. Im so emotionally invested in Cap America. Im so happy.
Honestly, it was hard for me to nitpick criticism; I'm not a huge Marvel fan so yeah. BUT story-wise it ticked all the boxes a good story should do. I wasnt surprised Iron Man died, mostly because I thought it was his prime time. He was the most fleshed-out character of them all imo, and he had been through so much that I guess it was time to close the chapter on his character arc. Same goes with Black Widow.
I like how they gave more screentime to Hawkeye on this one (esp since they introduced the movie with him and his family), because I think he was the avenger with the least development.
ALSO did any of you catch the scene with the woman empowerment?? Chills. Im so happy.
Honestly, it was hard for me to nitpick criticism; I'm not a huge Marvel fan so yeah. BUT story-wise it ticked all the boxes a good story should do. I wasnt surprised Iron Man died, mostly because I thought it was his prime time. He was the most fleshed-out character of them all imo, and he had been through so much that I guess it was time to close the chapter on his character arc. Same goes with Black Widow.
I like how they gave more screentime to Hawkeye on this one (esp since they introduced the movie with him and his family), because I think he was the avenger with the least development.
ALSO did any of you catch the scene with the woman empowerment?? Chills. Im so happy.
I'll probably add more in a while since I might remember more.
Also, @ Bcat:
As Bianca said, Gamora was part of the 2014 hoard. If you recall, Thanos got one of the stones after pushing Gamora off the side of a cliff as a way of "sacrificing something you love the most", so she didn't die because of the snap. That's why she responded to Quill that way too, because that version of her hasn't met Quill yet.
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WynterFrost
Soft Peach
everyone in my theater clapped at the end
DubiousDelphine
Jingle turned me into a carton of milk! Help!
is there a post ending scene for avengers Endgame? I watched it like 2 days ago.. It was amazing
I was confused when some random douchebag wrote "IRON MAN DIES" as a name for Kahoot, but the person chose something else. We were going to watch it like tmr. My sis got pissed because i said that to her
BeardosFangirl
Senior Member
The end credit scene is the sound of someone (presumably Tony in the first Iron Man movie) hammering metal. The general consensus seems to be that it is a reference to honor RDJ amd Tony Stark's memory. Another theory is that it is grown up Morgan Stark (Tony's daughter) hammering her own suit.
Mimi Cheems
gonna watch it burn! ♡
Hm. Back again. I had a particularly weird nightmarish dream that bothered me.
Not to get fanon and canon mixed up- but I have a fanon character, Piper. She's Tony's auntie. Along with Bucky's wife. I like to see her as myself, me in the flesh... Well, someone I would have liked to be or grow up to be. Anyways, the dream was pretty weird. The dream is enclosed in the spoiler below. Proceed with caution, as the dream contains massive spoilers from Endgame :s
Feel free to discuss Endgame, but I just wanted to get this off my chest. The dream really got on my nerves, I can't figure out why I had it. Maybe it was because I was heartbroken by the outcome.
Not to get fanon and canon mixed up- but I have a fanon character, Piper. She's Tony's auntie. Along with Bucky's wife. I like to see her as myself, me in the flesh... Well, someone I would have liked to be or grow up to be. Anyways, the dream was pretty weird. The dream is enclosed in the spoiler below. Proceed with caution, as the dream contains massive spoilers from Endgame :s
I had a dream where she got to see Bucky again after his return, and she had to watch her nephew, Tony, die. I remember very vividly watching the life fade from his body, the color disappear from his face... It was an eerie dream. I like to think of it this way, Endgame was where Piper got back who she truly wanted, but lost someone she never wanted to lose. Tony. The only Stark she knew and had left, besides Tony's daughter. It... was a very saddening dream. I'm going to watch Endgame again on Thursday with my stepbrother. The dream has been bothering me all day. I'm not so sure as to why it was floating in my subconscious, either. It was extremely creepy and... even though Piper got to see her husband again, she had to watch the only family member she had left die.
Anyways, if you'd like to discuss my OC with me, feel free! I'd love feedback on her, especially her backstory; even though most people really enjoy reading it. I could use some help working on her for post-Endgame :0
Anyways, if you'd like to discuss my OC with me, feel free! I'd love feedback on her, especially her backstory; even though most people really enjoy reading it. I could use some help working on her for post-Endgame :0
Feel free to discuss Endgame, but I just wanted to get this off my chest. The dream really got on my nerves, I can't figure out why I had it. Maybe it was because I was heartbroken by the outcome.
honestly it broke my heart when all the women came together into the battlefield but black widow wasn't there. Anyways I got chills too! Someone sitting next to me was like "GIRL POWER" and I was like yaaaas
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I agree, seeing every female sent CHILLS, but knowing BW was missing was saddening. Still i'd watch a female avengers movie ASAP.
- - - Post Merge - - -
-Steve shouldn't be in the current present. That goes against the rule they established about how what's done in the past doesn't effect the current present it just splits the timeline. Therefore when Steve went back to live his life with Peggy It should've started a split timeline separate from the present one. The thing about this, is that he went back in time and lived his life as it was in the comics, so he didn't spit a timeline because that's exactly how it had always happened. Its a perfectly looped paradox that just happens to work in it.
BeardosFangirl
Senior Member
If Tony were alive he could tell us. Marvel needs to hurry up and hire a decent Reid Richards or Hank McCoy.
ali.di.magix
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I saw it last saturday, and the struggle was real trying to find available tickets when we decided to go see it spontaneously!! The only seats left were ones right at the front next to the screen lol. Anyways, I have some thoughts. I thought it was a great movie, with lots of things that went into depth and hit the feels. We got to see some very different sides of some characters, which was really nice. While overall I think they wrapped up most things very nicely, there was still a few ties left loose. I sorta felt the same way after Infinity War too.
and that's the tea
I agree mostly with what Bcat said, so pardon the double ups
- Tony and Nebula at the start was really cute. It was nice to see a bit more of development from Nebula
- The whole scene with Thor and ranting to the kid playing fortnite had me in FITS it was hilarious
- Two words: "America's Ass" That whole scene when they were getting the Tesseract was really good and well thought out. There was so many references to the previous movies, and the "hail hydra" line was SO GOOD. I thought they were going to have that elevator fight again like in Winter Soldier, but when Cap pulled that line I was like YES
- I haven't seen Captain Marvel, but I think given her powers, I'm glad she had a minor part and let the original Avengers do their part
- Tony and Steve's endings were really good!!
- The scene @ Tony's death with Pepper still supporting him right to the end was SO moving! Like I was legit balling my flippin' eyes out at that whole scene, I didn't think I was going to stop crying ;-; I knew Tony would probably have to go, it wasn't exactly a surprise to me. I thought Cap would have gone? But he still lived his best life
- Black Widows death was so touching and sacrificial. I'm still SO sad that she's gone, because she has literally been everyones back bone at sometime through the movies, Steve, Clint, Banner, Fury....hhhhhh it's just so sad that she's gone!! I'm going to cry again I swear...
- Steve and his dance oml!
- I really liked Scotts character through the movie. I mean I like his character full stop but still...
- Thanos peacefully cooking in his "retirement home" was actually kinda cool but VERY eerie at the same time lol
- Thor just being iconic with his beer belly
- Banner being confident!! Go you!! He became a bit too relaxed though....
- I was so happy to see the Ancient One again! She was one of my faves from Doctor Strange :3 And it was good to see her play a decent role with decent screentime
- Cap and Tony reinstating their good friendship! It's never really been shown properly since Infinity War
- Tony and Nebula at the start was really cute. It was nice to see a bit more of development from Nebula
- The whole scene with Thor and ranting to the kid playing fortnite had me in FITS it was hilarious
- Two words: "America's Ass"
That whole scene when they were getting the Tesseract was really good and well thought out. There was so many references to the previous movies, and the "hail hydra" line was SO GOOD. I thought they were going to have that elevator fight again like in Winter Soldier, but when Cap pulled that line I was like YES- I haven't seen Captain Marvel, but I think given her powers, I'm glad she had a minor part and let the original Avengers do their part
- Tony and Steve's endings were really good!!
- The scene @ Tony's death with Pepper still supporting him right to the end was SO moving! Like I was legit balling my flippin' eyes out at that whole scene, I didn't think I was going to stop crying ;-; I knew Tony would probably have to go, it wasn't exactly a surprise to me. I thought Cap would have gone? But he still lived his best life
- Black Widows death was so touching and sacrificial. I'm still SO sad that she's gone, because she has literally been everyones back bone at sometime through the movies, Steve, Clint, Banner, Fury....hhhhhh it's just so sad that she's gone!! I'm going to cry again I swear...
- Steve and his dance oml!
- I really liked Scotts character through the movie. I mean I like his character full stop but still...
- Thanos peacefully cooking in his "retirement home" was actually kinda cool but VERY eerie at the same time lol
- Thor just being iconic with his beer belly
- Banner being confident!! Go you!! He became a bit too relaxed though....
- I was so happy to see the Ancient One again! She was one of my faves from Doctor Strange :3 And it was good to see her play a decent role with decent screentime
- Cap and Tony reinstating their good friendship! It's never really been shown properly since Infinity War
- how did 2014 Thanos know that present Thanos didn't destroy the stones?? Yeah, surely Thanos would have known that you can't destroy the stones without the universe going to chaos. But then how did present Thanos end up so injured? What did he do to get that way? Why did he attempt to destroy them even though he probably knew it would destroy the universe? What happened to the stones in the present then? Where did they go? So many questions!!
- Cap being able to use the Mjolnir makes no sense to me...I'm probably missing something, but I feel like if anyone should be able to wield it, it should be Tony. (ye I'm biased too because Tony>>Cap imo)
- How is the relationship between 2014 Gamora and Quill going to work now? Gamora knows nothing about Quill anymore, but Quill knows everything like Gamora...to Quill it would be like talking to Gamora with amnesia or something
- I never thought about Steve being in the current future....pretty stumped on that one
- They didn't really give any screentime to Scarlet Witch and how she feels about not getting Vision back, but it was good to see her go at Thanos I guess
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
I'm sure there's other things but I'll leave it here lmao
- Cap being able to use the Mjolnir makes no sense to me...I'm probably missing something, but I feel like if anyone should be able to wield it, it should be Tony. (ye I'm biased too because Tony>>Cap imo)
- How is the relationship between 2014 Gamora and Quill going to work now? Gamora knows nothing about Quill anymore, but Quill knows everything like Gamora...to Quill it would be like talking to Gamora with amnesia or something
- I never thought about Steve being in the current future....pretty stumped on that one
- They didn't really give any screentime to Scarlet Witch and how she feels about not getting Vision back, but it was good to see her go at Thanos I guess
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
I'm sure there's other things but I'll leave it here lmao
and that's the tea
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BeardosFangirl
Senior Member
I saw it last saturday, and the struggle was real trying to find available tickets when we decided to go see it spontaneously!! The only seats left were ones right at the front next to the screen lol. Anyways, I have some thoughts. I thought it was a great movie, with lots of things that went into depth and hit the feels. We got to see some very different sides of some characters, which was really nice. While overall I think they wrapped up most things very nicely, there was still a few ties left loose. I sorta felt the same way after Infinity War too.
I agree mostly with what Bcat said, so pardon the double ups
- Tony and Nebula at the start was really cute. It was nice to see a bit more of development from Nebula
- The whole scene with Thor and ranting to the kid playing fortnite had me in FITS it was hilarious
- Two words: "America's Ass"
- I haven't seen Captain Marvel, but I think given her powers, I'm glad she had a minor part and let the original Avengers do their part
- Tony and Steve's endings were really good!!
- The scene @ Tony's death with Pepper still supporting him right to the end was SO moving! Like I was legit balling my flippin' eyes out at that whole scene, I didn't think I was going to stop crying ;-; I knew Tony would probably have to go, it wasn't exactly a surprise to me. I thought Cap would have gone? But he still lived his best life
- Black Widows death was so touching and sacrificial. I'm still SO sad that she's gone, because she has literally been everyones back bone at sometime through the movies, Steve, Clint, Banner, Fury....hhhhhh it's just so sad that she's gone!! I'm going to cry again I swear...
- Steve and his dance oml!
- I really liked Scotts character through the movie. I mean I like his character full stop but still...
- Thanos peacefully cooking in his "retirement home" was actually kinda cool but VERY eerie at the same time lol
- Thor just being iconic with his beer belly
- Banner being confident!! Go you!! He became a bit too relaxed though....
- I was so happy to see the Ancient One again! She was one of my faves from Doctor Strange :3 And it was good to see her play a decent role with decent screentime
- Cap and Tony reinstating their good friendship! It's never really been shown properly since Infinity War
- how did 2014 Thanos know that present Thanos didn't destroy the stones?? Yeah, surely Thanos would have known that you can't destroy the stones without the universe going to chaos. But then how did present Thanos end up so injured? What did he do to get that way? Why did he attempt to destroy them even though he probably knew it would destroy the universe? What happened to the stones in the present then? Where did they go? So many questions!!
- Cap being able to use the Mjolnir makes no sense to me...I'm probably missing something, but I feel like if anyone should be able to wield it, it should be Tony. (ye I'm biased too because Tony>>Cap imo)
- How is the relationship between 2014 Gamora and Quill going to work now? Gamora knows nothing about Quill anymore, but Quill knows everything like Gamora...to Quill it would be like talking to Gamora with amnesia or something
- I never thought about Steve being in the current future....pretty stumped on that one
- They didn't really give any screentime to Scarlet Witch and how she feels about not getting Vision back, but it was good to see her go at Thanos I guess
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
I'm sure there's other things but I'll leave it here lmao
and that's the tea
So about Mjolnir. It is stated in the first Thor movie (and in the comics) that only those who are worthy (in this case, basically meaning pure and good) can weild Mjolnir. At the beginning of the first Thor movie, not even Thor himself was able to weild it. Tony is unable to weild Mjolnir because while being an all around awesome guy, he is not entirely good and definitely not pure (y'all remember the first 20 minutes of the first Iron Man movie, right, or do we need a recap?). Captain America on the other hand has always been the embodyment of goodness and purity (especially since he is miracously lacking the 1940s sense of racism, sexism, and homophobia). Captain America is simply good for the sake of being good. This makes him worthy of weilding Mjolnir and therefore, gives him the ability to use it. This is also in canon with the comic books.
I saw it last saturday, and the struggle was real trying to find available tickets when we decided to go see it spontaneously!! The only seats left were ones right at the front next to the screen lol. Anyways, I have some thoughts. I thought it was a great movie, with lots of things that went into depth and hit the feels. We got to see some very different sides of some characters, which was really nice. While overall I think they wrapped up most things very nicely, there was still a few ties left loose. I sorta felt the same way after Infinity War too.
I agree mostly with what Bcat said, so pardon the double ups
- Tony and Nebula at the start was really cute. It was nice to see a bit more of development from Nebula
- The whole scene with Thor and ranting to the kid playing fortnite had me in FITS it was hilarious
- Two words: "America's Ass"
- I haven't seen Captain Marvel, but I think given her powers, I'm glad she had a minor part and let the original Avengers do their part
- Tony and Steve's endings were really good!!
- The scene @ Tony's death with Pepper still supporting him right to the end was SO moving! Like I was legit balling my flippin' eyes out at that whole scene, I didn't think I was going to stop crying ;-; I knew Tony would probably have to go, it wasn't exactly a surprise to me. I thought Cap would have gone? But he still lived his best life
- Black Widows death was so touching and sacrificial. I'm still SO sad that she's gone, because she has literally been everyones back bone at sometime through the movies, Steve, Clint, Banner, Fury....hhhhhh it's just so sad that she's gone!! I'm going to cry again I swear...
- Steve and his dance oml!
- I really liked Scotts character through the movie. I mean I like his character full stop but still...
- Thanos peacefully cooking in his "retirement home" was actually kinda cool but VERY eerie at the same time lol
- Thor just being iconic with his beer belly
- Banner being confident!! Go you!! He became a bit too relaxed though....
- I was so happy to see the Ancient One again! She was one of my faves from Doctor Strange :3 And it was good to see her play a decent role with decent screentime
- Cap and Tony reinstating their good friendship! It's never really been shown properly since Infinity War
- how did 2014 Thanos know that present Thanos didn't destroy the stones?? Yeah, surely Thanos would have known that you can't destroy the stones without the universe going to chaos. But then how did present Thanos end up so injured? What did he do to get that way? Why did he attempt to destroy them even though he probably knew it would destroy the universe? What happened to the stones in the present then? Where did they go? So many questions!!
- Cap being able to use the Mjolnir makes no sense to me...I'm probably missing something, but I feel like if anyone should be able to wield it, it should be Tony. (ye I'm biased too because Tony>>Cap imo)
- How is the relationship between 2014 Gamora and Quill going to work now? Gamora knows nothing about Quill anymore, but Quill knows everything like Gamora...to Quill it would be like talking to Gamora with amnesia or something
- I never thought about Steve being in the current future....pretty stumped on that one
- They didn't really give any screentime to Scarlet Witch and how she feels about not getting Vision back, but it was good to see her go at Thanos I guess
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
I'm sure there's other things but I'll leave it here lmao
and that's the tea
- how did 2014 Thanos know that present Thanos didn't destroy the stones?? Yeah, surely Thanos would have known that you can't destroy the stones without the universe going to chaos. But then how did present Thanos end up so injured? What did he do to get that way? Why did he attempt to destroy them even though he probably knew it would destroy the universe? What happened to the stones in the present then? Where did they go? So many questions!!
Present day Thanos DID destroy the stones, that's why he was injured. It nearly killed him doing it. Destroying the stones wouldn't destroy the universe. And past Thanos knew that present-day Thanos had gotten the stones and destroyed them and that the Avengers were going back to find the past version of the stones because he was looking at Nebulas memories. She had been there for all of it.
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
That actually IS very good character development because in real life people go through that depression after losing someone or failing at something, and they don't just "bounce back" even being a God of thunder wouldn't have done it.
Present day Thanos DID destroy the stones, that's why he was injured. It nearly killed him doing it. Destroying the stones wouldn't destroy the universe. And past Thanos knew that present-day Thanos had gotten the stones and destroyed them and that the Avengers were going back to find the past version of the stones because he was looking at Nebulas memories. She had been there for all of it.
- I think they went too overboard with Thor and being his fat self. I was expecting him to go back to normal for the final fight, I mean he's the god of thunder so surely there's some magical transformation available. It was just such a backwards move from the amazing thing that was Thor: Ragnarok. It was like they stuck him in a rut where he couldn't get past the past....there was just a lack of development for such an amazing character with so much more potential
That actually IS very good character development because in real life people go through that depression after losing someone or failing at something, and they don't just "bounce back" even being a God of thunder wouldn't have done it.
My boyfriend watched it and he's a big "no spoilers, no pre-opinions" guy. He won't even tell me if he liked it or not because he doesn't want me to have negative or positive expectations. That makes me think he didn't like it that much, though. Regardless, I'm still going to watch it in late May when we see each other again. I might see it before then, but I don't know. I'm excited, though, because I really enjoyed Infinity War.
astralskeptic
Junior Member
Hadn't really see any of the other Marvel movies, just wasn't interested or didn't have time to. Went out with some friends to see Endgame and now I'm hooked. I've been watching an MCU movie every night since.
ali.di.magix
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aaah yes, that makes a lot of sense! I knew it would have some sort of connection to the comic books too, except I don't know a whole lot about the comic universe xP Thanks for explaining that to me!
If I recall correctly, I remember past Thanos saying something along the lines of "No he hasn't [destroyed the stones]". It's like past Thanos knew that it wasn't part of his plans, like he planned on keeping them for another purpose or something, not sure. Didn't the Ancient One explain to Bruce that you can't just knock one stone out of existence? Like if you do, the timeline splits and goes into the dark realm or something along those lines? So if you eliminated all the stones, that would mean the universe would go to chaos because time basically wouldn't exist and the universe itself would be just like the dark realm? I think that's the part I'm confused about, whether it's a plot hole or there is a deeper explanation for why and how the stones were destroyed, I have no idea. Then again, I could've just heard a bunch of scenes wrong ^^"
Hmm yeah, I guess I didn't really think about it in that way. I think it is impressive for Marvel to be showing such real emotion in the heroes, that not even the heroes are perfect and bounce back from such devastating events. It's import for the all the characters really. I just think that they relied on that plotline a bit too much for Thor, perhaps we'll see him in a better state in Guardians of the Galaxy 3
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aaah yes, that makes a lot of sense! I knew it would have some sort of connection to the comic books too, except I don't know a whole lot about the comic universe xP Thanks for explaining that to me!
If I recall correctly, I remember past Thanos saying something along the lines of "No he hasn't [destroyed the stones]". It's like past Thanos knew that it wasn't part of his plans, like he planned on keeping them for another purpose or something, not sure. Didn't the Ancient One explain to Bruce that you can't just knock one stone out of existence? Like if you do, the timeline splits and goes into the dark realm or something along those lines? So if you eliminated all the stones, that would mean the universe would go to chaos because time basically wouldn't exist and the universe itself would be just like the dark realm? I think that's the part I'm confused about, whether it's a plot hole or there is a deeper explanation for why and how the stones were destroyed, I have no idea. Then again, I could've just heard a bunch of scenes wrong ^^"
Hmm yeah, I guess I didn't really think about it in that way. I think it is impressive for Marvel to be showing such real emotion in the heroes, that not even the heroes are perfect and bounce back from such devastating events. It's import for the all the characters really. I just think that they relied on that plotline a bit too much for Thor, perhaps we'll see him in a better state in Guardians of the Galaxy 3
Mimi Cheems
gonna watch it burn! ♡
Going to see it again tonight! I'm really excited. This time I'll type a legitimate review when my emotions aren't scattered all over the place.
Shellzilla_515
F1 fan who loves onions
I just watched it today and boy, did I like it! (I didn't watch the majority of the Marvel movies so I think so many references have slipped by me, let alone Infinity War ._.)
- I absolutely lost it when Thor got a gigantic belly five years after Thanos wiped out half of the population. That didn't seem to stop his physical abilities though. I thought he would be out of breath within seconds. Seeing Fortnite though made me facepalm a bit.
- I felt really sad when Black Widow sacrificed herself to get the soul stone. But it was inevitable as it was the only way to retrieve it.
- Losing Iron Man is saddening too. I didn't know he was able to take the six stones and snap his fingers with his iron suit.
- At the end where Captain America was sent back in time to place the stones back where they were found, I'm a bit unsure to how he's done it. For example, the soul stone. How could he have possibly put it back if you could only obtain it by sacrificing someone?
- I felt really sad when Black Widow sacrificed herself to get the soul stone. But it was inevitable as it was the only way to retrieve it.
- Losing Iron Man is saddening too. I didn't know he was able to take the six stones and snap his fingers with his iron suit.
- At the end where Captain America was sent back in time to place the stones back where they were found, I'm a bit unsure to how he's done it. For example, the soul stone. How could he have possibly put it back if you could only obtain it by sacrificing someone?
