I'm doing a complete rewatch and expected to feel that way about the Avengers, but damn that's just a great blockbuster. It's such a simple plot, and while it seemed like a monumental task at the time teaming everyone up after four solo movies (which is nothing compared to what they've done now), but man did they do a bang up job balancing everyone and giving everyone a chance to shine.

The rewatch has been great so far as well. You really appreciate the magnitude of what Marvel is pulling off.

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It's more stranger danger than judgment. I go to bars, museums, concerts, resturants etc by myself all the time.
Something about being in a dark room with all my focus on one space that is opposite of the entrance/not easy to move/can't see the people around me... It's non-stop spidey sense tingling the whole time.

The first time I went by myself, I had to sit in the parking lot a while and talk myself into going in. I liked the movie, but I never felt like I could get into it. ...and only like 15 people were in the theatre.

I don't talk to people at the movies..it just feels "safer"****



**yes, I understand that it is irrational

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Eh, its not that irrational, honestly. The more I've spoken with my wife and my female friends about how it is to be alone, I tend to understand how you feel. That being said, a movie theater seems like a pretty safe place and I think you should feel OK going alone. But I get it if you don't.

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Yeah, I think the "movies alone" thing is a guy thing. My wife and her friends just think it's weird.

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Yep. I absolutely love going by myself, but the gf thinks it is weird

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I finally get to see Black Panther today.

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Saw your tweet, enjoy!

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jeffk said:

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I finally get to see Black Panther today.

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Saw your tweet, enjoy!

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Thanks. So F'n pumped.

Going to see Black Panther again in theaters to finish off my complete rewatch. Even my least favorite movies (Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor Dark World) in the series are pretty fun and have fantastic moments. This rewatch confirmed that the MCU is my favorite movie franchise and only seems to be getting better. 3 of my top 5 movies that have come out in the last year (Spider-Man Homecoming, Thor Ragnarok, and Black Panther) with the other 2 being Winter Soldier and GotG.

Thursday can't get here fast enough!

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Going to see Black Panther again in theaters to finish off my complete rewatch. Even my least favorite movies (Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor Dark World) in the series are pretty fun and have fantastic moments. This rewatch confirmed that the MCU is my favorite movie franchise and only seems to be getting better. 3 of my top 5 movies that have come out in the last year (Spider-Man Homecoming, Thor Ragnarok, and Black Panther) with the other 2 being Winter Soldier and GotG.

Thursday can't get here fast enough!

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Agreed. I think they're really starting to find a groove for turning out pretty good movies and knowing what works, etc.

I've heard people talk about feeling like they're being overloaded with Marvel movies, but at least for me personally as a kid I always wanted to see these kinds of movies but didn't get a chance so I'm happy to see basically whatever they're putting out. Maybe that changes after a while, but for right now I haven't been disappointed with really any recent Marvel movie I've seen.

Doctor Strange is up on Netflix, fyi.

I have Spider-Man and Thor Ragnarok left to go on my rewatch. I'll see if I finish by Wednesday, in which case I may do another theater watch for BP. (It's STILL showing at my local Regal.)

There's 4 theaters around me with 4 screenings each! I can't wait to see the box office numbers at the end of the week! Still an outside chance to get to 700 million domestic!

Not sure if this has been discussed, but if I had to call my shot, I'm thinking Thor dies early on. Likely in the first act.

Thor is the last line of defense trying to keep Thanos off of Earth, and he kills him. Then we know **** has gotten real.

Definitely possible. We konw for certain that Thor survives his initial encounter with Thanos (due to his meeting of the Guardians), but i don't think we've even seen a clip of him on Earth? or with IM/Original Avenger cast, correct?

Exactly. We haven't seen any clips of Thor on Earth or with anyone besides the Guardians.

****, same goes for Hulk too, right?

Yeah we saw Banner laying in a pile of rubble from crashing to Earth.

I'll be super sad if Thor dies. He has been my favorite character along with Cap.

I predicted Thor a while back, but then the filmmakers said he has the most screen time of any Avenger this movie, which only solidified my belief that this is his final story and that he dies at the end. Though, maybe they were purposefully being misleading and he does bite it in the first act.

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****, same goes for Hulk too, right?

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From a released clip posted I think yesterday on this thread:

Tony, Dr. Strange and Bruce Banner are at Strange's Sanctorum and Banner is warning them about Thanos.

Although Thor sacrificing himself could lead to Loki making a sacrifice as well

Well that settles that.

And the Thor storyline was getting awesome with direction Ragnarok went

Don't think Thor dies no matter what

Loki for sure though

Yeah, I'd say Loki is a lock to die in this movie, if not the next. But one of the main heroes HAS to die this movie as well, right?

My money is definitely on Cap or Iron Man.

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But one of the main heroes HAS to die this movie as well, right?

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Not saying no, but we thought the same thing for Civil War.

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I just feel like someone kinda has to for the stakes/movie to seem real.

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But one of the main heroes HAS to die this movie as well, right?

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Not saying no, but we thought the same thing for Civil War.

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I just feel like someone kinda has to for the stakes/movie to seem real.

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We also said that about Civil War...

Hence why that movie was a letdown.

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I'll be honest, if we don't get at lease one major death, I'll consider it a letdown.

(By major, let's say anyone from the original Avengers.)

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But not Hawkeye

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Yeah, I'd say Loki is a lock to die in this movie, if not the next. But one of the main heroes HAS to die this movie as well, right?

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Unless they decide to do a fakeout, it'll be Cap

Hard to say what they will do though. They have the source material to work from, but you have to think Marvel has something up their sleeve. And since it's essentially a two parter, and we know that people can die but come back due to the infinity stones powers, then who knows what happens by the end of Infinity War 2.

I do think Marvel knows this is their big stage and they are going to basically try to drop some jaws. Not to start a discussion/argument with the Star Wars fans, but I can see them trying to create this generation's Empire moment with a "Luke I am your father" type reveal... If that makes sense..