Avengers: End Game

[TripleCrown9]

And it's just as easy to not think about.

If Flash used his absolute top speed every week, there'd be no point in having the show at all.

*Crime alert* "Barry are you..." "Hey guys I'm back. I stopped all the crime everywhere."

Gotta let the imagination run wild every now and then.

There was an instance in the comics where he was having a conversation with his therapist. At the exact same time, he was helping rebuild Central City after some disaster. He was running back and forth the whole time, and the therapist never noticed him leave.

Not everything needs an explanation.

[DieHardYankee26]

Everything absolutely needs some kind of explanation, even if it's just knowing this is how things work in the universe, otherwise **** is just happening at random. It's one thing to not think too hard on a movie, having to watch a movie and actively avoid thinking about all the crap happening that makes no sense even in the context of the movie/shoe is just not a good time. Logical consistency is the bare minimum for me. To each his own.

[daflyboys]

Actually....kind of surprised the universe didn't implode before this movie!

Just discovered this watching "Kick ***" again:

Spoiler

[Blzer]

How did I completely misplaced that they both played Quicksilver? I knew that's why the X-Men version wasn't in KA2, but man you forget that's ATJ in both films there. Even so, you forget they're both in KA or something.

[TripleCrown9]

They're aiming for the Fantastic Four reboot in 2022.

[manana]

Son and friends are waiting for the films in which the other Marvel universes will be shown, since he hopes that in the other universes Tony will be alive.

[Majingir]

Finally saw the movie (one of positives of 2 day finals break).

Going into movie, I tried my best to avoid spoilers and minus the 2 big moments (one near the middle, other near end), I did good job having it kept unspoiled. Although the spiderman trailer which keeps airing during NBA finals did spoil stuff, although it was one I fully expected.

Now for spoilers.

Spoiler

So like I said, i went into this movie knowing Nat and Tony died. Tony I expected completely. Him not dying I'd have been more surprised by.

So much to take in from the movie. Seemed so random they'd just go and kill Thanos so easily in the present. Weird thing, at that moment I didn't see him as the villain. Just some guy living out his life watching the sunset (after killing literally have the galaxy).

The time travel parts of the movie were so cool. Really made the 10 year arc come full circle getting to see people go back and relive some old moments in a way. Cap especially, going back to NY, being in the exact same elevator with all those Shield Hydra guys and just being like "hail hydra" to gain trust lol. Too bad we couldnt have gotten a Coulson cameo. I know he died before that, but would've been nice.

I knew Romanov would die. Although I thought maybe it was one of those fake spoilers you see idiots online try to randomly say to trick you. Should've been Clint. I never really liked him as much in all these movies, but I guess they went with the sadder death.

That moment near the end where those portals open and all the dusted characters return, that was such a cool moment. The moment you knew big stuff was going down.

I knew it was coming, but still sad seeing Tony die. They just had to make it extra sad again with Parker being like "Mr.Stark, we won! We won.". I wonder if we ever will get him in a future movie in some way.

I wasn't expecting the ending they had where Cap returns as an old man, getting to live out his life. And Thor joins the "Asguardians of the Galaxy?". Is this actually gonna be a thing? I hope so, would be so fun to see.

I honestly forgot about Danvers and Fury by the end, especially Fury. Once they appeared I was like "o ya,they're here too".

And that funeral scene just getting everyone there for Tony, another great moment to end this arc.

[daflyboys]

Regarding the one spoiler:

Spoiler

If you think about it, Natasha giving up her life really shows how far she came from her programming and being used solely as a tool. In essence, it seems like sacrificing herself showed her ability to regain her humanity.