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The biggest question I was left with was if Thanos was too strong for even the super heroes to get him without the infinity stones/gauntlet, then how the HELL did Iron Many get it from him at the end?

I presumed either Tony had it all along or got it close to the end, and it was the mindstone (or whichever one it is that messes with perceptions) to make Thanos think that the gauntlet everyone was chasing was the real one.

How could Tony have had it all along if Hulk snapped it and people came back to life? Then Thanos bombed the place and gauntlets ends up with Hawkeye in the ruble?

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The biggest question I was left with was if Thanos was too strong for even the super heroes to get him without the infinity stones/gauntlet, then how the HELL did Iron Many get it from him at the end?

I presumed either Tony had it all along or got it close to the end, and it was the mindstone (or whichever one it is that messes with perceptions) to make Thanos think that the gauntlet everyone was chasing was the real one.

If they bring her back as her present/future self, somewhere from Vormir... that would be the worst. They already brought all the people back in some form, even Loki, so come on then all the consequences of Stark dying are rubbish. Bringing Stark from some past back would not erase his snap of Thanos's and his troops, and he would be just there. You just have the Hulk got back to the cabin and tell that Tony, dude you die, but I can forward you a half year with some Pim particles. I think people are just overlooking all the mess Marvel created as they wanted to bring the cash machines back and have a huge death snap in Infinity War. One week from now this will be the main topic of the fans and they will not just accept it. It makes no sense.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find Nat and Clint’s relationship super weird? I get that they are close due to work, but in a few movies she’s worn that arrow necklace that is clearly a nod to Hawkeye. I’d be fine with my husband having a close female friend from work, but if she started wearing jewelry in homage to him, we’d both be super creeped out.

Yes.

And her relationship with Hulk was confusing. Were they lovers of not?

Just add that to the reasons why her character sucked.

BW and Hulk were like middle schoolers- they liked each other, so they avoided each other as much as possible.

It was pretty clear in the first few movies that BW and Hawkeye were meant to be a couple, but then they randomly decided to give Hawkeye a family out of nowhere and paired BW up with Hulk, because heaven forbid we have a woman without a man to pine over.

It’s really a shame how they treated BW. We know she had a dark past where she did terrible things and has been seeking redemption, and had she been treated as a main character, they could have had a really interesting arc where she finally gets that redemption by sacrificing herself.

Although I should add- I don’t think BW is dead permanently. I think that since the soul stone was returned and therefore never actually taken, she comes back but in a different form. Like Gamora- since Thanos never took the stone, she got to come back, but as a past version of herself. My guess is that the upcoming BW movie is about how BW comes back, possibly as her old Soviet persona.

Her movie is suppose to be a prequel.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find Nat and Clint’s relationship super weird? I get that they are close due to work, but in a few movies she’s worn that arrow necklace that is clearly a nod to Hawkeye. I’d be fine with my husband having a close female friend from work, but if she started wearing jewelry in homage to him, we’d both be super creeped out.

Yes.

And her relationship with Hulk was confusing. Were they lovers of not?

Just add that to the reasons why her character sucked.

BW and Hulk were like middle schoolers- they liked each other, so they avoided each other as much as possible.

It was pretty clear in the first few movies that BW and Hawkeye were meant to be a couple, but then they randomly decided to give Hawkeye a family out of nowhere and paired BW up with Hulk, because heaven forbid we have a woman without a man to pine over.

It’s really a shame how they treated BW. We know she had a dark past where she did terrible things and has been seeking redemption, and had she been treated as a main character, they could have had a really interesting arc where she finally gets that redemption by sacrificing herself.

Although I should add- I don’t think BW is dead permanently. I think that since the soul stone was returned and therefore never actually taken, she comes back but in a different form. Like Gamora- since Thanos never took the stone, she got to come back, but as a past version of herself. My guess is that the upcoming BW movie is about how BW comes back, possibly as her old Soviet persona.

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of people are posting on social media unhappy about how Marvel studios mocked Thor for weight gain and basically fat shaming. I think they went too far there with the hair and the beard just for a few cheap jokes rather than showing it in a more serious light, as PTSD consequences.

Depends on who you follow on social media. They sound like ppl who are overly sensitive.

Sure, yet, I am not heavy and I found it odd and weird not in the term of jokes, but the way they handled his character. It was out of character for Thor that had so much character development in Infinity War. The fat suit was awful too. The beard, the hair, just over the top.

I get why people would be offended, but I also liked how it showed you don’t need to have a biceps and America’s ass to be a hero.

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Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find Nat and Clint’s relationship super weird? I get that they are close due to work, but in a few movies she’s worn that arrow necklace that is clearly a nod to Hawkeye. I’d be fine with my husband having a close female friend from work, but if she started wearing jewelry in homage to him, we’d both be super creeped out.

Yes.

And her relationship with Hulk was confusing. Were they lovers of not?

Just add that to the reasons why her character sucked.

BW and Hulk were like middle schoolers- they liked each other, so they avoided each other as much as possible.

It was pretty clear in the first few movies that BW and Hawkeye were meant to be a couple, but then they randomly decided to give Hawkeye a family out of nowhere and paired BW up with Hulk, because heaven forbid we have a woman without a man to pine over.

It’s really a shame how they treated BW. We know she had a dark past where she did terrible things and has been seeking redemption, and had she been treated as a main character, they could have had a really interesting arc where she finally gets that redemption by sacrificing herself.

Saw it twice already (first on opening night and then in the late afternoon 3D).

Gamora from the past ran off and I think that's probably what they'll build Guardians 3 off of which is finding that Gamora. I hope Thor gets to join them on it since James Gunn got hired back and in my opinion writes the funniest Marvel movies (Guardians franchise).

I am glad Cap got his happy ending as he was by far my favorite character since he first jumped on the bomb in Captain America. I also liked Peggy Carter (including her short lived series on ABC--Agent Carter).

I wish Coulson had been brought back from the tv series to make an appearance (loved him in Captain Marvel).

Thought the scenes with Thor were funny. Particularly Downey's calling him Lebowski.

Paul Rudd did the best acting job in this movie though after seeing it twice now.

The biggest question I was left with was if Thanos was too strong for even the super heroes to get him without the infinity stones/gauntlet, then how the HELL did Iron Many get it from him at the end?

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Anonymous wrote:A lot of people are posting on social media unhappy about how Marvel studios mocked Thor for weight gain and basically fat shaming. I think they went too far there with the hair and the beard just for a few cheap jokes rather than showing it in a more serious light, as PTSD consequences.

Depends on who you follow on social media. They sound like ppl who are overly sensitive.

Sure, yet, I am not heavy and I found it odd and weird not in the term of jokes, but the way they handled his character. It was out of character for Thor that had so much character development in Infinity War. The fat suit was awful too. The beard, the hair, just over the top.

Anonymous wrote:Anyone else find Nat and Clint’s relationship super weird? I get that they are close due to work, but in a few movies she’s worn that arrow necklace that is clearly a nod to Hawkeye. I’d be fine with my husband having a close female friend from work, but if she started wearing jewelry in homage to him, we’d both be super creeped out.

Yes.

And her relationship with Hulk was confusing. Were they lovers of not?

Just add that to the reasons why her character sucked.

Anonymous wrote:A lot of people are posting on social media unhappy about how Marvel studios mocked Thor for weight gain and basically fat shaming. I think they went too far there with the hair and the beard just for a few cheap jokes rather than showing it in a more serious light, as PTSD consequences.

Depends on who you follow on social media. They sound like ppl who are overly sensitive.

Anyone else find Nat and Clint’s relationship super weird? I get that they are close due to work, but in a few movies she’s worn that arrow necklace that is clearly a nod to Hawkeye. I’d be fine with my husband having a close female friend from work, but if she started wearing jewelry in homage to him, we’d both be super creeped out.

A lot of people are posting on social media unhappy about how Marvel studios mocked Thor for weight gain and basically fat shaming. I think they went too far there with the hair and the beard just for a few cheap jokes rather than showing it in a more serious light, as PTSD consequences.

Maybe Peggy was referring to Cap as her husband?

No words.

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