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soulunison2 posted...

billcom6 posted...

soulunison2 posted...

littlebro07 posted...

Also that after credits scene

can't wait to see Captain Marvel fuck shit up in A4

Literally no one cares about carol foh with that casual bull shit

That movie is being released right before A4 for a reason.

Yeah but no one but casuals like that person

Oh shut the fuck up.
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AcFan87 posted...

I kept saying "my body is ready" in regards to this movie. Then the ending happened.....and my body was not ready.....

My body was, it was my mind that wasn't. Seeing the deal with vision kinda broke me a little because of how it played out. When you realize how hopeless it was...

dameon_reaper posted...

AcFan87 posted...

I kept saying "my body is ready" in regards to this movie. Then the ending happened.....and my body was not ready.....

My body was, it was my mind that wasn't. Seeing the deal with vision kinda broke me a little because of how it played out. When you realize how hopeless it was...

It was sad that Vision died.....twice, but to be fair when they put the mind stone in his head in AoU I remember thinking "he's going to die when Thanos eventually comes for that stone" so they kind of telegraphed then that he was a goner, but I did have slight hope that Shuri would successfully seperate him from the stone.

AcFan87 posted...

dameon_reaper posted...

AcFan87 posted...

I kept saying "my body is ready" in regards to this movie. Then the ending happened.....and my body was not ready.....

My body was, it was my mind that wasn't. Seeing the deal with vision kinda broke me a little because of how it played out. When you realize how hopeless it was...

It was sad that Vision died.....twice, but to be fair when they put the mind stone in his head in AoU I remember thinking "he's going to die when Thanos eventually comes for that stone" so they kind of telegraphed then that he was a goner, but I did have slight hope that Shuri would successfully seperate him from the stone.

yeah, you're right. I think a lot of people saw it coming but there was still some hope. After all, the ending itself was a shock and for good reason. For all we knew, there would have been a twist and a happy ending..

but not releasing the Avengers 4 title..well that's pretty much signifying what was going to happen too lol

_MorningStar posted...

LightningAce11 posted...

People actually cried?

They're not gonna stay dead, lol. Reality warping means they'll return the next film for a happy ending.

Why does this bother so many people? What may happen in the future shouldn't have any bearing on how you take something as it happens. And if you didn't get just a little choked up when you hear Peter pitifully(and justifiably) whine about not wanting to die. I just, I don't know what to say. Maybe movies aren't your thing.

They just didn't do a good enough job at eliciting an emotional reaction. Probably because the film was pretty overstuffed and the ending was telegraphed from a mile away.
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LightningAce11 posted...

_MorningStar posted...

LightningAce11 posted...

People actually cried?

They're not gonna stay dead, lol. Reality warping means they'll return the next film for a happy ending.

Why does this bother so many people? What may happen in the future shouldn't have any bearing on how you take something as it happens. And if you didn't get just a little choked up when you hear Peter pitifully(and justifiably) whine about not wanting to die. I just, I don't know what to say. Maybe movies aren't your thing.

They just didn't do a good enough job at eliciting an emotional reaction. Probably because the film was pretty overstuffed and the ending was telegraphed from a mile away.

I must be pretty dense. I didn't exactly know it was coming even though I knew it could have come. I was on the edge of my seat at that point.

Yeah, Spider-Man going was heart wrenching, even though I'm fully aware he's coming back since they've said Spider-Man 2 takes place immediately after A4. Tom Holland was born for this role.
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littlebro07 posted...

Yeah, Spider-Man going was heart wrenching, even though I'm fully aware he's coming back since they've said Spider-Man 2 takes place immediately after A4. Tom Holland was born for this role.

That's why I wasn't worried, I was surprised as hell, but not worried. They killed the new heroes whose franchises are just starting, I was like "The remaining Avengers will find a way to get them back in the next one." I hope Gamora's death gets reversed. My girlfriend hopes Loki's death gets reversed.....even though its obviously permanent.

dameon_reaper posted...

LightningAce11 posted...

_MorningStar posted...

LightningAce11 posted...

People actually cried?

They're not gonna stay dead, lol. Reality warping means they'll return the next film for a happy ending.

Why does this bother so many people? What may happen in the future shouldn't have any bearing on how you take something as it happens. And if you didn't get just a little choked up when you hear Peter pitifully(and justifiably) whine about not wanting to die. I just, I don't know what to say. Maybe movies aren't your thing.

They just didn't do a good enough job at eliciting an emotional reaction. Probably because the film was pretty overstuffed and the ending was telegraphed from a mile away.

I must be pretty dense. I didn't exactly know it was coming even though I knew it could have come. I was on the edge of my seat at that point.

No, some people are impossible to please.
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LightningAce11 posted...

_MorningStar posted...

LightningAce11 posted...

People actually cried?

They're not gonna stay dead, lol. Reality warping means they'll return the next film for a happy ending.

Why does this bother so many people? What may happen in the future shouldn't have any bearing on how you take something as it happens. And if you didn't get just a little choked up when you hear Peter pitifully(and justifiably) whine about not wanting to die. I just, I don't know what to say. Maybe movies aren't your thing.

They just didn't do a good enough job at eliciting an emotional reaction. Probably because the film was pretty overstuffed and the ending was telegraphed from a mile away.

Just because you see something coming doesn't mean it can't be impactful. Like I said, I was pretty meh about the ending scene because I know it wouldn't take, but Parker crying in Tony's arms, a literal teenager who was only there because he can't help but do the right thing, dying is just. Still chokes me up a bit. And Tom really sold the fragility and fear of dying.
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He did act well, but it didn't do much for me.
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LightningAce11 posted...

He did act well, but it didn't do much for me.

Fair enough. I don't think people got emotional because they thought they were actually dead. I think it was because knowing something isn't real and actually seeing it happen are different things. We all know they will come back, but actually WATCHING them die was kinda hard. We all grew to love these characters over the last 10 years.
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And to add to that, we know what this will do to the characters that are left. They don't know they aren't permanently dead. They just watched dozens of people they love and trillions of innocents die because they were powerless to stop it. Everything they did. Their whole lives as heroes turned upside down. They failed.
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littlebro07 posted...

DarthAragorn posted...

Mal_Fet posted...

I'm calling it: Loki isn't really dead.

It's going to depend on whether or not they get Chris Hemsworth to do more movies

If he signs on for more they'll probably bring at least Loki back to have some returning supporting cast for him

Valkyrie, Korg, and Miek probably survived though

As for the ending, Strange saw one victory out of over 14 million possibilities, and right before fading to dust, told Tony "This is the only way."

So everything that happened up to that point was Strange's plan. He just couldn't tell anyone because that'd fuck the plan up.

If the stones can kill half the universe, they can bring it back too. But I'm certain the pre-snap deaths are permanent, except maybe Gamora. She's likely trapped inside the Soul Stone. We'll probably see Captain America die in A4.

MCU wiki says Valkyrie's body was visible near Heimdall though
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LightningAce11 posted...

People actually cried?

They're not gonna stay dead, lol. Reality warping means they'll return the next film for a happy ending.

Uh yeah. Not exactly rocket science to think non-comic nerds might be shaken by a cliffhanger ending. Widen your worldview and realize not everyone is as "enlightened" as you.
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DarthAragorn posted...

MCU wiki says Valkyrie's body was visible near Heimdall though

I was specifically looking for white armor and I didn't see anything.
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Wait so what was Thanos' motive and why was it interesting?
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ForestLogic posted...

Wait so what was Thanos' motive and why was it interesting?

Too many people in the universe would eventually lead to the extinction of species everywhere. Not enough to go around while sustaining continuous population growth. Happened to his home planet. He suggested they kill half of the population. Decides to carry it out on a universal scale. It's plausible enough to be belieavable yet extremist enough to where it needs to be stopped. Far more compelling than his motivation in the comics.
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ForestLogic posted...

Wait so what was Thanos' motive and why was it interesting?

His world was getting fucked up because of overpopulation. Not enough resources, too many mouths to feed, etc.

He suggested random genocide of half the population. Obviously no one agreed, but the world eventually ran out of shit and ended up in ruins.

So Thanos decided to mercy kill half the universe.
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littlebro07 posted...

ForestLogic posted...

Wait so what was Thanos' motive and why was it interesting?

His world was getting fucked up because of overpopulation. Not enough resources, too many mouths to feed, etc.

He suggested random genocide of half the population. Obviously no one agreed, but the world eventually ran out of shit and ended up in ruins.

So Thanos decided to mercy kill half the universe.

This guy explained it better.
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_MorningStar posted...

We all clapped at every major Avengers entrance.

this is a just joke right?
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Choco posted...

_MorningStar posted...

We all clapped at every major Avengers entrance.

this is a just joke right?

If he was at a midnight premier probably not.

The crowd at the hobbit premier of all things was kinda like that.
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_MorningStar posted...

Also, the PCS was the definition of an Easter egg for fans. Because almost EVERYONE in the theater had no idea what the pager symbol was. Someone actually asked out loud and I said it was Captain Marvel, and was immediately corrected that it was Ms Marvel

That's incorrect though. It's actually Captain Marvel and you were right. Ms. Marvel has a different logo.
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The fact that the vast majority of them will be revived or something makes it mostly not matter. Come on. The only characters who died permanently are Loki, Idris Elba, and probably Gamora and Vision.

It's kind of cool to see it end that way, but undermined by the fact that they aren't really dying, it's only temporary.
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pikachupwnage posted...

f***ing hell. I cried. I cried a lot.

Lmao I really hope not
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The mood as people were leaving the theater was very somber.
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Seeing Spidey actually freak out about everyone vaporizing was a bit too much for me. Ive never seen him so scared

I hated seeing Black Panther suddenly disappear when he was trying to help, the dudes a badass. "This is not the place to die" and poof
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They could in theory keep Peter dead and go with a Miles Morales storyline. It would be pretty bold.
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littlebro07 posted...

ForestLogic posted...

Wait so what was Thanos' motive and why was it interesting?

His world was getting fucked up because of overpopulation. Not enough resources, too many mouths to feed, etc.

He suggested random genocide of half the population. Obviously no one agreed, but the world eventually ran out of shit and ended up in ruins.

So Thanos decided to mercy kill half the universe.

Huh. That's actually really unique, well written plot reasoning. Actually a little sad I didn't see the movie now.
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Just got back from the theater

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Top comment and reactions tho
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Also it was kinda funny when teenage Groot first said "I am Groot" sarcastically and some of the audience acted like he ended Star Lord's entire career

What wasn't so funny was the two motormouths next to me, though the theater was blasting audio and drowned them out for most of the movie. The one next to me actually asked "Who is Steve Rogers" when Tony was about to call Captain America....
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While waiting for the movie to start, it showed some people doing a super hero quiz. The first question was "which infinity stone is red?" Someone behind me asked "what's an infinity stone?" before being shushed lol.

The only real reaction during the actual movie(Deadpool trailer got some big laughs) was when Iron Man got stabbed by Thanos. There was a loud drawn out gasp from a lady then. GAAA-AAASP!
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Wetterdew posted...

The fact that the vast majority of them will be revived or something makes it mostly not matter. Come on.

You must not enjoy literally any tv show then because its "obvious" almost any major cliffhanger will be undone in the first few episodes of the following season.

Why is it so hard to believe that people can get invested in this either way? I think my theater collectively let out a sad "aww" when Groot started fading away. Its only obvious to the comic nerds and people familiar with the source material that almost everyone will come back. I'd wager the majority of people who saw this are hoping it will get reversed and are eagerly looking forward to seeing how it MIGHT happen, not that it necessarily will.

Everyone else here needs to also realize that a lot of the emotional investment on the part of the regular audience comes from the fact that this ending is 100% counter to everything Disney and Marvel has done to date. Hell, I fully expected them to avoid the snap and have them stop him from using the gauntlet at the end because that's standard Disney/Marvel. Having not only the good guys lose but half of all life in the universe get wiped out...that's uncharted territory in a series that has, to date, wrapped every previous film up, for the most part, with a ribbon at the end.
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sylverlolol posted...

Its only obvious to the comic nerds and people familiar with the source material that almost everyone will come back.

lol
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You should have went for the HEAD

*snap*
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sylverlolol posted...

Its only obvious to the comic nerds and people familiar with the source material that almost everyone will come back.

Or casual moviegoers who are not currently comatose and know that Spider-Man 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy 3 are already greenlit and in pre-production?
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Tyranthraxus posted...

sylverlolol posted...

Its only obvious to the comic nerds and people familiar with the source material that almost everyone will come back.

Or casual moviegoers who are not currently comatose and know that Spider-Man 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy 3 are already greenlit and in pre-production?

dude you don't even know that. it's pretty obvious to anyone with common sense.
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Thinking about it, didn't Thanos have a 50% chance of making himself disappear?
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billcom6 posted...

Thinking about it, didn't Thanos have a 50% chance of making himself disappear?

The gauntlet lets him do whatever he wants, he could have easily protected himself
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I'll say gamora, vision, the collector, and loki are dead for real, the rest will probably come back
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was it ever confirmed that the collector is dead? or are ppl just assuming it
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sylverlolol posted...

Too many people in the universe would eventually lead to the extinction of species everywhere. Not enough to go around while sustaining continuous population growth.

Which is one of the stupidest reasonings ever and I don't get why people have even entertained it's anything but pure insanity.

The Universe has damn near unlimited resources. With the stones, all you'd need to do is reallocate things appropriately. Killing is just extra unneccsary genocide.
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