You're right. Blast!

It's definitely not the entire cast. Notable actors who are missing are Chris Evans, Chris Pratt, Paul Rudd, Scarlett, etc...

Hulla Baller said:

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That's not all the cast is it? Where is Chris Evans? I would assume he's in the movie...

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this is not ALL of the cast, only those that showed up.

Paul Rudd, Chris Evans are off filming other movies.

Confirmation of Rhodey. He wasnt on the Wikipedia page so I'm glad to see it.

War Machine has gotten the short end of the stick in a way... recast, coming out party in a bottom-tier MCU film, no mention in Avengers, rebranded as Iron Patriot, AoU punchline, paralyzed. So I'm glad to see at least he isn't totally left out of this one.

Son of a *****. Should have looked at the time on the video.

Who is the girl in black 4th from the left?

I like her from here.

YouBet said:

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Who is the girl in black 4th from the left?

I like her from here.

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Elizabeth Olsen, I think.

AliasMan02 said:

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YouBet said:

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Who is the girl in black 4th from the left?

I like her from here.

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Elizabeth Olsen, I think.

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Pretty sure that is Mantis

Edit - found this online somewhere

From left to right: Sebastian Stan (Winter Soldier), Dave Bautista (Batista) (Drax), Karen Gillan (Nebula), Pom Klementieff (Mantis), Benedict Cumberbatch (Doctor Strange), Chadwick Boseman (Black Panther), Chris Hemsworth (Thor), Josh Brolin (Thanos), Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, Robert Downey Jr (Iron Man), Mark Ruffalo (Hulk), Tom Holland (Spider-Man), Elizabeth Olsen (Scarlet Witch), Paul Bettany (Vision), Don Cheadle (War Machine), and Anthony Mackie (Falcon).

Hulla Baller said:

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That's not all the cast is it? Where is Chris Evans? I would assume he's in the movie...

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Cap dies... Marvel doesn't **** around

On the poster behind the Thanos statue, what is that Guardians of the Galaxy reference? Breakout?

Is that like a ride at Disneyland or something?

Sex Panther said:

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On the poster behind the Thanos statue, what is that Guardians of the Galaxy reference? Breakout?

Is that like a ride at Disneyland or something?

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They redid the Tower of Terror at Disneyland and it's a guardians ride now. It wasn't open when I was out there in May though

Gotcha, thanks

SeattleAgJr said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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Leaked:

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THAT.
WAS.
INCREDIBLE!!!!!

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Genius!!!

gougler08 said:

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Sex Panther said:

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On the poster behind the Thanos statue, what is that Guardians of the Galaxy reference? Breakout?

Is that like a ride at Disneyland or something?

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They redid the Tower of Terror at Disneyland and it's a guardians ride now. It wasn't open when I was out there in May though

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Friend of mine rode it a bunch and said it was a blast, still similar format to Tower of Terror (for obvious reasons) but does a fun job putting you into the story with a bit different ride.

And as I'm not sure it was mentioned in this thread...

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At the D23 Expo today, Disney announced new attractions coming to Walt Disney World will include Guardians of the Galaxy, Ratatouille and TRON.

Coming to Epcot, it doesn't look like the Guardians of the Galaxy attraction will be a version of the Guardians of the Galaxy - Mission: Breakout ride which recently opened at Disney's California Adventure in Anaheim, but rather an entirely new experience. The Guardians ride will be located in the Future World area of Epcot and replace the Universe of Energy attraction.

While no details were given on the attraction, it seems the storyline will touch upon the fact that as a young boy, Peter Quill/Star-Lord actually visited Epcot.

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http://www.ign.com/articles/2017/07/15/new-guardians-of-the-galaxy-ride-announced-for-epcot-center

I was thinking about theme parks last week and it is confusing as far as rights go.

Right now Universal has a whole Marvel theme. Hulk ride, X-men stuff, Dr Doom ride, Spiderman ride-- all of em.

Disney owns Marvel Studios (as opposed to comics) and now they are putting Marvel stuff in their parks.

Can both parks end up being over-run with marvel themed stuff?

KidDoc said:

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I was thinking about theme parks last week and it is confusing as far as rights go.

Right now Universal has a whole Marvel theme. Hulk ride, X-men stuff, Dr Doom ride, Spiderman ride-- all of em.

Disney owns Marvel Studios (as opposed to comics) and now they are putting Marvel stuff in their parks.

Can both parks end up being over-run with marvel themed stuff?

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I'd be interested to see all this broken down. My assumption is that Universal has theme park rights to the classic Marvel characters, while Disney has those rights to any newer characters introduced in the films (Guardians, Black Panther, etc.).

I went to Universal in Orlando a few summers back, and outside the Spider-Man ride their Marvel content is pretty forgettable.

KidDoc said:

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I was thinking about theme parks last week and it is confusing as far as rights go.

Right now Universal has a whole Marvel theme. Hulk ride, X-men stuff, Dr Doom ride, Spiderman ride-- all of em.

Disney owns Marvel Studios (as opposed to comics) and now they are putting Marvel stuff in their parks.

Can both parks end up being over-run with marvel themed stuff?

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Disney owns all of Marvel Entertainment, which includes the comics. Marvel licensed all of the characters to Universal for theme park use when Marvel was hurting for cash.

I would assume those licenses expire at some point, and that Disney is actively looking at ways to potentially speed up that process.

"Listen, Tom's a little *******"

"Lotta hair gel"

Is Mark Ruffalo for real?

Ummm... Don seems legit... not sure about Mark....

What if everyone does die!?!? And strange has to reverse time... that would be pretty intense... what if everyone died and as he's going back turning back time, something happens and he's not able to bring cap back, or who ever they claim legitimately dies, and strange has to live with the fact he couldn't save another life.

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Sounds scripted

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Yeah, I think that was all planned and really means nothing.

But we'll see.....

It seems a little scripted, but using what he said about them going to Asgard to save it, and what the description of the trailer people saw at D23... so the Avengers don't save Asgard and it's either destroyed completely or left in ruins. (backed up by the description of the trailer)

So Thanos gets, at minimum the Tesseract cause it's stored on Asgard and I think the Aether as well and mind stone as well. - Once he has the mind stone, even Strange can't bring Vision back; so after Infinity War 1 Vision is 100% dead and not coming back; along with him Scarlet Witch will probably also die at the same time, or when she is brought back to life and no Vision, she'll struggle with it, then destroy herself in a rage while also saving part of the team during a small battle with someone/Thanos (I think this is 50/50 on happening in IW1 or IW2.

Or better yet this has all been a blink of an eye and it goes back to when Steve Rogers first meets Peggy Carter.

If there is any reset whatsoever to the MCU, I'm done.

How will the MCU ever get along without you?