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Topic	I saw Avengers: Endgame this weekend, and I don't think it was good SPOILERS
green dragon 08/27/19 9:59:19 AM #36:	keyblader1985 posted... The time travel thing was explained as different timelines - which raises questions as to how Captain America did what he did. This is a great point and a great example of what I was getting at in my first paragraph. Time travel as a plot device often creates little loopholes and inaccuracies. Blighboy posted... The way I look at it is this: If Spider-Man had friends who weren't snapped, they wouldn't have been given any screentime previously as they wouldn't be important going forward. Well yeah, that's the real world explanation, but not the in movie reason. ParanoidObsessive posted... That's not actually why they do that. I could've sworn that was a reason given. They even had that diagram/graphic of a linear path splitting of when the ancient one is explaining it to the Hulk. She did say their universe would be in peril, but I thought that removing a stone would create another timeline. I'll have to rewatch the scene someday. ParanoidObsessive posted... Yes, as has been done multiple times in the comics. Yeah, I know, but I would honestly prefer if the movies didn't follow exactly what the comics did. The MCU is only like 10 years old, while the comics have been around for ages, so it follows that the comics' plot devices get a little bit....wacky.... to keep things interesting. streamofthesky posted... And they did address it in Spider-man Far From Home, which was a really great movie and you should see it (first half is just ok, but 2nd half was fucking awesome) I will for sure watch it eventually. Spidey is my favorite superhero, I'll watch it once it's available to rent. SpeedDemon20 posted... Absolutely not. That should never happen. People die when they are killed. He's gone, and people have to learn to live with that. As much as people don't like it, Death is inevitable. The fact that it will one day come means we should appreciate the people we have while they are still here. One day you won't be able to. I totally agree, I just love RDJ as Iron Man. Imo, that was the best casting choice in the MCU. --- . <cite>green dragon posted [p:926604648] in I saw Aven... [t:77966814]...</cite> <quote>keyblader1985 posted...</cite> <quote>The time travel thing was explained as different timelines - which raises questions as to how Captain America did what he did. </quote> This is a great point and a great example of what I was getting at in my first paragraph. Time travel as a plot device often creates little loopholes and inaccuracies. Blighboy posted...</cite> <quote>The way I look at it is this: If Spider-Man had friends who weren't snapped, they wouldn't have been given any screentime previously as they wouldn't be important going forward. </quote> Well yeah, that's the real world explanation, but not the in movie reason. ParanoidObsessive posted...</cite> <quote>That's not actually why they do that. </quote> I could've sworn that was a reason given. They even had that diagram/graphic of a linear path splitting of when the ancient one is explaining it to the Hulk. She did say their universe would be in peril, but I thought that removing a stone would create another timeline. I'll have to rewatch the scene someday. ParanoidObsessive posted...</cite> <quote>Yes, as has been done multiple times in the comics. </quote> Yeah, I know, but I would honestly prefer if the movies didn't follow exactly what the comics did. The MCU is only like 10 years old, while the comics have been around for ages, so it follows that the comics' plot devices get a little bit....wacky.... to keep things interesting. streamofthesky posted...</cite> <quote>And they did address it in Spider-man Far From Home, which was a really great movie and you should see it (first half is just ok, but 2nd half was fucking awesome)</quote> I will for sure watch it eventually. Spidey is my favorite superhero, I'll watch it once it's available to rent. SpeedDemon20 posted...</cite> <quote>Absolutely not. That should never happen. People die when they are killed. He's gone, and people have to learn to live with that. As much as people don't like it, Death is inevitable. The fact that it will one day come means we should appreciate the people we have while they are still here. One day you won't be able to. </quote> I totally agree, I just love RDJ as Iron Man. Imo, that was the best casting choice in the MCU. --- .</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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