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Avengers Endgame *** SPOILERS THREAD *** YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED
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So where do we go from here. Its hard to believe we won't get the OG's (except maybe Thor) back on screen. Wish they could all keep making movies.
Falcon: The new Captain America. Possibly gets his own film along with Bucky. Lead new Avengers team
War Machine: If he is involved, it'll only be in another team up film.
Bucky: Hanging out with Captain America/Black Panther
Black Panther: Already has another film in the works.
Scarlet Witch: Getting the tv series. Doubt we see her again
Spider-man: Another couple films I imagine. Involved with new Avengers team.
GotG: Already getting a 3rd film which could possibly involve searching for Gamora and Thor seems to be teaming up with them.
Dr. Strange: Getting another movie, but I don't see him doing anymore team films.
Captain Marvel: She'll get more films, but it too OP to factor into team ups.
Thor: The only one of the Avengers that seems to be set for another possible film. Traveling with the GotG, but I'd like another film with Valkyrie & Korg. Perhaps something to do with New Asgard.
It seems hard to really move forward with the Avengers without the original team because like someone else said, Tony Stark & Captain America were the heart and soul of the franchise.
Falcon: The new Captain America. Possibly gets his own film along with Bucky. Lead new Avengers team
War Machine: If he is involved, it'll only be in another team up film.
Bucky: Hanging out with Captain America/Black Panther
Black Panther: Already has another film in the works.
Scarlet Witch: Getting the tv series. Doubt we see her again
Spider-man: Another couple films I imagine. Involved with new Avengers team.
GotG: Already getting a 3rd film which could possibly involve searching for Gamora and Thor seems to be teaming up with them.
Dr. Strange: Getting another movie, but I don't see him doing anymore team films.
Captain Marvel: She'll get more films, but it too OP to factor into team ups.
Thor: The only one of the Avengers that seems to be set for another possible film. Traveling with the GotG, but I'd like another film with Valkyrie & Korg. Perhaps something to do with New Asgard.
It seems hard to really move forward with the Avengers without the original team because like someone else said, Tony Stark & Captain America were the heart and soul of the franchise.
"Cap.......on your left."
I just got that reference right now. With so much happening on screen, little things like this can sometimes just slip by on first viewing.
I just got that reference right now. With so much happening on screen, little things like this can sometimes just slip by on first viewing.
This is cheap, but what if when captain goes to return the soul stone; he meets red skull and is able to exchange 'a soul for a soul' and brings back Natasha?
I see it this way. Cap returns all the stones to their original timelines. Then, instead of coming home, he jumps to 1940's and basically creates another branch of the main timeline. In this branch, Cap & Peggy live out their lives which explains him aging. He then returns to the main timeline after 70+ years & after the defeat of Thanos to return the shield to Falcon.texaggierm said:
So how did Cap age?
C@LAg said:Yeah. Part of me wishes they would take 5 years off and let it breath a bit.Good Aggie Hunting said:
I would be completely fine and satisfied if Endgame was the very last MCU movie. Tony's snap could eliminate all evil in the universe.
I, personally , am not interested in Black Widow or Eternals, and only have a little interest in Black Panther 2 and Dr Strange, so my next 2-3 years are kind of meh.
I do have a LOT of interest in GotG3 and Thor 4, however.
Yes, but this is more or less what I would have said about the Avengers 12 years ago.
Thanos was such a great villain
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
Thought Thanos got a little too big of a power up when (without the gauntlet) he was battling Thor (with mjolnir and stormbreaker), Cap, and Iron Man and was holding his own.
Super serum?
Also, how many vials of Pym particles did he take? Could he have stayed in that continuity until Peggy died and then jumped back
Also, how many vials of Pym particles did he take? Could he have stayed in that continuity until Peggy died and then jumped back
Overall I enjoyed the movie and the sendoffs. However, I think it completely ruined Thanos for me.
In IW he was built as sort of a philosopher trying to save the citizens of the universe from ultimate demise by sacrificing half, but in Endgame they have him as a crazed wannabe god that wants to create his ideal civilization, not save it.
In IW he was built as sort of a philosopher trying to save the citizens of the universe from ultimate demise by sacrificing half, but in Endgame they have him as a crazed wannabe god that wants to create his ideal civilization, not save it.
105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
wangus12 said:105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
But he also aged from 2011 to 2023.
Remember, this is 2014 Thanos, not the IW Thanos. This version of Thanos is more self-centered and brutal.hurleyag said:
Overall I enjoyed the movie and the sendoffs. However, I think it completely ruined Thanos for me.
In IW he was built as sort of a philosopher trying to save the citizens of the universe from ultimate demise by sacrificing half, but in Endgame they have him as a crazed wannabe god that wants to create his ideal civilization, not save it.
I get that the timeline alters some stuff, I just think for me it turned him from a villain that I could "understand" why he wanted to see out his vision to just another destroy everything villain.
So 117?Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
But he also aged from 2011 to 2023.
He did say that after seeing the resolve of the Avengers to try and fix the snap, he needed to be more extreme and wipe everything out to start anewthird coast.. said:Gangnam Style said:Remember, this is 2014 Thanos, not the IW Thanos. This version of Thanos is more self-centered and brutal.hurleyag said:
Overall I enjoyed the movie and the sendoffs. However, I think it completely ruined Thanos for me.
In IW he was built as sort of a philosopher trying to save the citizens of the universe from ultimate demise by sacrificing half, but in Endgame they have him as a crazed wannabe god that wants to create his ideal civilization, not save it.
I don't think so. That was his plan from the get go. Since his planet was ruined he has always had this plan to wipe out half of living creatures. His motive has always been the same.
Because he saw, on Earth at least, that nothing really changed for the better.
Right.Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
But he also aged from 2011 to 2023.
The Super Serum causes him to age somewhat slower, so for him to be 115-120 would look only about early 80's.
This is my only complaint while watching the film last night. I was certain Thor was going to end him quickly. I'm still not sure I agree that he's that powerful without the gauntlet.COAg15 said:
Thought Thanos got a little too big of a power up when (without the gauntlet) he was battling Thor (with mjolnir and stormbreaker), Cap, and Iron Man and was holding his own.
I enjoyed the movie overall but did not care for fat Thor. It was funny at first but I guess I was hoping he would get his act together instead of being comic relief the whole movie. I didn't quite get his reasoning for leaving new Asguard at the end but look forward to him with the GOTG. Was also hoping for a Hulk-Thanos rematch, I don't think we really saw Hulk fight at all. Wrapped up Tony and Steve's stories nicely. Thought the time travel discussions and listing time travel movies was pretty funny.
Thanos did essentially take a fight with the Hulk as a sparring match in the beginning of IW...and he survived two uses of the gauntlet. He's portrayed as pretty damn powerful with or without the stones in both movies.
Collider movie talk has been making an excellent case for a second viewing. The movie is so tight but the first hour can feel slow due to you wanting to get to the action. Second viewing let's you take it all in knowing where it will go. Also better viewing of fat Thor.
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The other thing that kind of irked me about the movie was the gauntlet. In IW only the giant dwarfs with the power of a star can create something that can weild the stones, but now Tony can build a glove and then his nanosuit that can wield them.
Saxsoon said:
Collider movie talk has been making an excellent case for a second viewing. The movie is so tight but the first hour can feel slow due to you wanting to get to the action. Second viewing let's you take it all in knowing where it will go. Also better viewing of fat Thor.
I very seriously considered calling in to work today to go see it again.
It happens in the comics so I won't complainhurleyag said:
The other thing that kind of irked me about the movie was the gauntlet. In IW only the giant dwarfs with the power of a star can create something that can weild the stones, but now Tony can build a glove and then his nanosuit that can wield them.
Steve's "Hail hydra" got the loudest reaction of the whole movie, I think.
I rolled my eyes at the "girl power" scene because of the situation. Captain Marvel had just single handedly destroyed an alien spaceship, yet she needed "assistance" to get the gauntlet 100 yards to the van?
Everyone thought we were getting a replay of the Winter Soldier elevator fight and then that happens. Greatness!
A friend of mine seems to think he returned to 1970, instead of back to the 40's. This might make more sense.GiveEmHellBill said:Right.Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
But he also aged from 2011 to 2023.
The Super Serum causes him to age somewhat slower, so for him to be 115-120 would look only about early 80's.
The showed a car from the 40s driving buy the house, so I'm not sure I buy that.Brian Earl Spilner said:A friend of mine seems to think he returned to 1970, instead of back to the 40's. This might make more sense.GiveEmHellBill said:Right.Brian Earl Spilner said:wangus12 said:105. His official birthday is July 4th, 1918.Brian Earl Spilner said:
How old would cap be in 2023? Shouldn't he be like 120?
But he also aged from 2011 to 2023.
The Super Serum causes him to age somewhat slower, so for him to be 115-120 would look only about early 80's.
Yeah, good point.
Was anyone else bummed he didn't get a goodbye scene with Bucky? His best friend, after all.
Unless Bucky always knew Old Cap?
Was anyone else bummed he didn't get a goodbye scene with Bucky? His best friend, after all.
Unless Bucky always knew Old Cap?
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