Loughc wrote: » Also what’s stopping 2013 Thanos stealing the stones again. Seeing they dropped back all of the infinity stones. I get that 2014 Thanos is dead but what about pre-2014 Thanos?
Kirby wrote: » Teenagers are the worst. So little regard for anyone else around them. Wouldn't shut the f*ck up with the constant loud talking and I've never heard a cinema so loud when it comes to snacks. Like some of these gobsh*tes behind me HAD to have been doing it on purpose. Imagine a plastic bag being smashed and crinkled for three f*cking hours straight and you get the idea. Oh, and chew with your mouth closed ffs. I've never been more annoyed and distracted in any screening before. This film's release coinciding with school holidays was a disaster. If I wasn't concerned with missing bits of the film, I'd have demanded that the staff kick them out. Proper f*cking scumbags. :mad: Despite that, I still enjoyed the film.
bur wrote: » They should have waited until after Endgame to introduce Captain Marvel. She swoops in our of nowhere as the big hero of this ten year saga, but she wasn't needed to beat Thanos. Was she added in post production?
The White Wolf wrote: » Peggy was Sharon's aunt or great aunt. Not sure exactly but definitely not grand daughter. Sharon specifies the relationship in her eulogy for Peggy if you want to find it.
GavRedKing wrote: » Just back from it and I don't know was I expecting too much but the film was a massive disappointment and a bit of let down IMO. Id have preferred if they had killed off another half a dozen characters or so in the process of retrieving the stones and fighting Thanos at the end, there was no real sense of danger for the characters. Tony's scene was predictable and it didn't really connect emotionally as the film still had 10/15mins to play out. The only one I feel sorry for was Thanos, the universe was at least balanced and better off the way it was when he was off farming. :pac: For me, Infinity Wars was a better film, to paraphrase and steal Tony's words : part of the journey (infinity wars) is better than the end (endgame). It wasn't all bad but I didn't get a sense of much devastation from the "vanished" there was a memorial park in San Francisco and a meeting group setup by Captain America and the odd scene where people mentioned dead loved ones. The powers of the heroes vary wildly too, Thanos seemed as powerful in this with no stones as he was in the last film with a gauntlet full and Thor was nerfed massively, storm breaker cut through the full power of the gauntlet last time but was stopped by a blade this time around made zero sense. I think the Russos done a decent job over the two films but this was not much more than a solid 7/10 effort.
silverharp wrote: » the best review title ive seen is "Brie Larson didnt ruin Endgame"
Jayson Small Fur wrote: » haha, I feel you. My viewing had a drunk guy light up a cigarette and start puffing away.
paulbok wrote: » I get Cap was worthy to wield the hammer but how was he able to call on the lightning? Ragnarok made the point that that ability was always within This, and the hammer just a conduit to focus it.
paulbok wrote: » . The undo of the snap brought everyone back but as they were 5 years ago, food supply, difficulties with unsnapped having moved on from snapped partners, property inheritance etc. terrible idea, just to ensure Tony's daughter still existed and it was a fair chance she would have been conceived anyway. .
The White Wolf wrote: » That's all true.....and ripe for a certain villain to be brought into the fold. Either way I'd say there will be consequences to the unsnap, starting with Dr Strange 2 and possibly beyond.
Kirby wrote: » "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
Yermande wrote: » What are people's feelings on the X-Men appearing in the MCU? Would we be looking at an entirely different cast? I kinda think it has to be.
Deleted User wrote: » Thry need to severly curtail the number of mutants. Any Xmen crossover always highlights how stupid things are, mutant registration but not for super powered individuals. Anti mutant sentiment but love Ironman, cap, spidey, FF. Have it that the triggering of all the stones and gamma bursts has triggered mutation but only in limited number (even say that mind stone didn't change Wanda, just triggered latent mutation potential) I'd honestly prefer if they didn't and FF would be a MUCH better fit for MCU.
paulbok wrote: » Mine had just started and it was delayed by 15 minutes because of latecomers. All teenagers, arms full of junk food and the fact they were late didn't faze them, marched all the way up to the back looking for seats and then moaning on the way down that they'd have to sit at the front.
EagererBeaver wrote: » The question was how did it get into the warehouse it was in when the rat activated it, as at the end of Ant-man/Wasp they were on top of a multi storey parking lot. Ant-man's daughter aged quicker than some soap opera characters in those 5 years.
5star02707 wrote: » Nobody would rescue Tony in space to bring him back to Earth.
Midnight_EG wrote: » On this, how did Cap Marvel know where Tony was?! Very disappointed with how 'simple' it seemed to find him?
RickBlaine wrote: » Imagine if someone's wife was lost in the snap and within the five years he moved on, met another woman and got married. Then the first wife was brought back. From her point of view, no time has passed (based on Peter's chat with Tony). How messed up is that situation.
Penn wrote: » Yeah it was over and done with very quickly. I'm guessing it was the signal Tony was sending out through his suit and trying to get a message to Pepper. Maybe they could track the signal but didn't have any means of getting to him so Cap.Marvel flew to him.
Kirby wrote: » The current x-men cast are finished after Dark Phoenix. New actors and stories will be told for the MCU. Wont be the same cast/timeline/universe. The only way that doesn't happen is if the movie does gangbusters. Like over a billion dollars. They might keep it going and sign new contracts if that happens. It's unlikely to make that much though.
Mitch Connor wrote: » Yep, pretty messed up. A nice plot point going forward that I hope is touched on. I really don't need it to be disected and expanded upon too much - you could have it as an issue for some of the characters we have (Peter/Aunt May relationship, for example) but for me it isn't an issue that needs massive focus. Generally, I don't care enough for it to become a central issue the next movies must focus on. Mention it, acknowledge it, understand how it could effect the stories they want to tell, and tell us the cool stories within that context. I don't need a movie based on the logistical nightmare of billions of people returning.
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