Midnight_EG wrote: » Cassie wasn't snapped, she lived for 5 years and grew naturally at least 10-12.
Midnight_EG wrote: » Cassie wasn't snapped, she lived for 5 years and grew naturally.
dusty bin wrote: » yeah, I understand that she wasnt snapped. whats confusing is having cassie be the same age (thereabouts) as spiderman now going forward. Would pregnant women who were snapped, remain pregnant 5 years on? What if two highschool sweethearts were seperated by the snap? One could be 15 whilst the other now 20. How they are going to explain that going forward will be intersting.
Ethereal Cereal wrote: » Sorry if this has been brought up, haven't read the thread, the thing that seems a bit heavy to me for this type of movie, is the massive massive loss of life that still occurred after the snappening, even after the snap was undone. Tony says to Banner, "Remember, bring the all the smoked back to now, don't undo anything in the last 5 years." I think this would have been a good point for the directors to put in a handwavey comment along the lines of "You can completely undo the last 5 years, the stones with remove you from paradoxes" or something along those line. If you take the smoked out of consideration, the death toll, on earth alone most have been in the 100's of 1000's. Plane/Train crashes, Nuclear power plant explosions, government's topling, subsequent war\famines etc etc. Thats just on earth, this was a universe wide occurrence as characters kept reminding us.
RobbingBandit wrote: » Still haven't seen Black Panther and didn't see Captain Overkill neither can't wait for a southern Mutant to come along and kick her over brooding ass. Get it done Disney. Rollercoaster of a movie cementing Barton's turn in the opening scene was so captivating Thor Hulk and Tony's character development was shocking I expected more deaths, the lift scene was an extremely satisfying Easter egg as was Thor's roommates. A lot of plot holes and too much tying up of loose ends for guardians related stuff but Star Lord getting his groove on my god that was epic. Good way to spend 3+ hours I'll wanna see it again but more likely with Infinity War first as trying to remember some of the scenes was hard.
Ethereal Cereal wrote: » tbf, on the time travel stuff, it was a bit vague and kind of a cheat. They could do any action the wanted in the past and it wouldnt effect the present in any way...
McDermotX wrote: » Not entirely sure she did return, though maybe there's an interview with her stating otherwise (she was certainly at one of the premieres), but her scene had all the hallmarks of a Thor Dark World deleted scene (there's one very similar of her waking up on Asgard). No interaction with any cast (story wise not an issue), the shot of Rocket could have had a body double walking across the frame as he appeared out of hiding etc Maybe we'll find out in time or when the footage is compared. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCTultv_8zI
GavRedKing wrote: » Google "Thanos" -> click Gauntlet Watch for some fun. :pac:
5star02707 wrote: » A nice easter egg for everyone: Go to google type in Thanos click the infinity gauntlet see what happens
nix wrote: » Yeah i would have thought Janes scene was just reused/unused footage from Thor 2, her role is that small with zero interaction, its hard to believe it would be new footage
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.
GavRedKing wrote: » Thinking back as I go and another plot hole is Nebula in the future knowing about Gamora and the soul stone and what you had to do to retrieve it. Clint and Nath are both sent to get it but when Redskull explains to them what you need to do in order to get the stone, theyre both perplexed and shcoked. Now, Nebula and I'm assuming Stark knows about it as they were on Titan when Thanos returned without Gamora and survived the snap there together so they must have talked about it but never filled the others in, even Hulk when Clint comes back and Nath doesnt, is clueless to it. Had any other team been paired to get the soul stone other than Clint and Nath the mission would have been a bust given what you had to sacrifice. Surely Nebula or Stark should have mentioned it to the team before hand.
RickBlaine wrote: I usually love almost empty screens but I think Endgame is best enjoyed with a packed enthusiastic audience. Shame some assholes ruin that for some people.
RickBlaine wrote: » Massive event movies like Endgame can offen be great audience experiences. It can really make the film really enjoyable and entertaining. For example, there was a collective gasp followed by cheering when Cap caught the hammer. I usually love almost empty screens but I think Endgame is best enjoyed with a packed enthusiastic audience. Shame some assholes ruin that for some people.
pah wrote: » They kissed briefly in Civil War, when was he tapping her?
mloc123 wrote: » Not really sure sitting in a packed room of people eating popcorn, nachos and crisps while slurping drinks adds anything to the "experience" for me.
martingriff wrote: A suggest nothing more like went out on a date or 2
Pter wrote: » What's weird about it is she would have known when she went for that kiss that this was aunt peggies husband. He didn't know at the time but she would have known growing up. That's some electra complex.
Mitch Connor wrote: » Peggy also never said anything to Steve when she was dying in hospital - because that reality didn't exist for them.
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