Did he do that on purpose??? Didn't know he was such an a-hole. I guess they don't call him Shady for nothing lol
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darkcurry
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Just got back from seeing Endgame. Worth every minute. Surprises were at the abundance. When it's okay to start talking about openly though, I have some questions and things to discuss. lol.
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For those that have seen it. Who else caught that light moment from Carol to Rhody where she wishes him good luck when they were online with Natasha. I know people in my theatre did with all the snickering. And so did folks online that wants her to be gay. lol.
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Thump
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Well as long as we use the spoiler function, and we don't post pictures or spoiler-y memes, I say have at it.
Yeah, I noticed that scene as well, It wasn't long or emotional but Roady was the only one she said, "good luck" to which could mean something.
Did everybody else's theater lose their shit when Captain America used Thor's hammer? The guy next to me stood up and "whooped" like his team won the super bowl. They also went nuts when Black Panther and them, stepped out of the magic circle, and when Spider-Man showed up.
My favorite character in the movie was 'Big Lebowski' Thor. Chris Hemsworth is a much better comedic actor than he gets credit for.
This movie was satisfying and damn near perfect, although the girl-power scene where the lady Avengers just happen to be at the same spot, at the same time, was a little bit silly and forced, but I've gotten past that. The other thing is, I still don't understand how the movies time travel rules work, I thought I did but when old Cap showed up, it threw me off.
One other thing, so everybody came back five years later, but did they age five years? because I could have sworn Hawkeyes kids were smaller when they got dusted then when they came back.
I kind of new Iron-Man was a goner, honestly, there isn't anywhere else to go with his character, he came full circle. Although ive heard speculation that he might make future cameos as a Jarvis-like A.I.
Also, everybody in my showing was disappointed that there wasn't an after-credit scene.
Overall this is probably the best MCU movie I've seen since.........last year
Did everybody else's theater lose their shit when Captain America used Thor's hammer? The guy next to me stood up and "whooped" like his team won the super bowl. They also went nuts when Black Panther and them, stepped out of the magic circle, and when Spider-Man showed up.
My favorite character in the movie was 'Big Lebowski' Thor. Chris Hemsworth is a much better comedic actor than he gets credit for.
This movie was satisfying and damn near perfect, although the girl-power scene where the lady Avengers just happen to be at the same spot, at the same time, was a little bit silly and forced, but I've gotten past that. The other thing is, I still don't understand how the movies time travel rules work, I thought I did but when old Cap showed up, it threw me off.
One other thing, so everybody came back five years later, but did they age five years? because I could have sworn Hawkeyes kids were smaller when they got dusted then when they came back.
I kind of new Iron-Man was a goner, honestly, there isn't anywhere else to go with his character, he came full circle. Although ive heard speculation that he might make future cameos as a Jarvis-like A.I.
Also, everybody in my showing was disappointed that there wasn't an after-credit scene.
Overall this is probably the best MCU movie I've seen since.........last year
darkcurry
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Well as long as we use the spoiler function, and we don't post pictures or spoiler-y memes, I say have at it.
Yeah, I noticed that scene as well, It wasn't long or emotional but Roady was the only one she said, "good luck" to which could mean something.
Did everybody else's theater lose their shit when Captain America used Thor's hammer? The guy next to me stood up and "whooped" like his team won the super bowl. They also went nuts when Black Panther and them, stepped out of the magic circle, and when Spider-Man showed up.
My favorite character in the movie was 'Big Lebowski' Thor. Chris Hemsworth is a much better comedic actor than he gets credit for.
This movie was satisfying and damn near perfect, although the girl-power scene where the lady Avengers just happen to be at the same spot, at the same time, was a little bit silly and forced, but I've gotten past that. The other thing is, I still don't understand how the movies time travel rules work, I thought I did but when old Cap showed up, it threw me off.
One other thing, so everybody came back five years later, but did they age five years? because I could have sworn Hawkeyes kids were smaller when they got dusted then when they came back.
I kind of new Iron-Man was a goner, honestly, there isn't anywhere else to go with his character, he came full circle. Although ive heard speculation that he might make future cameos as a Jarvis-like A.I.
Also, everybody in my showing was disappointed that there wasn't an after-credit scene.
Overall this is probably the best MCU movie I've seen since.........last year
He owns that role.
I wonder with him leaving with The Guardians if he will appear in Guardians Of The Galaxy 3? Because when he handed over leadership to Valkyrie it sounded like he wanted to retire and be done.
The women are so badass in this franchise I didn't care about that scene of all of them together. lol.
I, just like Thor knew Cap could lift that hammer. But did anyone Thanos just lifting the hammer and Ax with ease. And with Cap getting old in those touching moments he had with Peggy and handing over Captain America mantle to Sam. I wonder if he is getting his own movie with him and Bucky already having their own show.
Also without the stones I think it was proven that Thanos was no match for Captain Marvel. Did you see that failed headbutt attempt?
The women are so badass in this franchise I didn't care about that scene of all of them together. lol.
I, just like Thor knew Cap could lift that hammer. But did anyone Thanos just lifting the hammer and Ax with ease. And with Cap getting old in those touching moments he had with Peggy and handing over Captain America mantle to Sam. I wonder if he is getting his own movie with him and Bucky already having their own show.
Also without the stones I think it was proven that Thanos was no match for Captain Marvel. Did you see that failed headbutt attempt?
Also kudos to Marvel and The Russo Brothers are showing that much diversity in the film to the point you don't even realize it. That is where I hope we can start taking movies and tv shows. Where the diversity is damn near second nature.
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The Dark King
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Endgame was the superhero movie to end all superhero movies. Outside of the Matrix I have never gotten to say something was a perfect sci-fi movie. This had literally everything you could imagine in it. I honestly don't see how they can create anything else that could be close to this movie. I'm officially retired as a fan lol
Thump
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Just wait until the rumored Avengers Vs X-Men movie comes out, you'll come out of retirement faster than Michael Jordan did in in the '90s. lol
The Dark King
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Omg FACTS ON FACTS ON FACTS
Ol'Skool Classic
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Well as long as we use the spoiler function, and we don't post pictures or spoiler-y memes, I say have at it.
Yeah, I noticed that scene as well, It wasn't long or emotional but Roady was the only one she said, "good luck" to which could mean something.
Did everybody else's theater lose their shit when Captain America used Thor's hammer? The guy next to me stood up and "whooped" like his team won the super bowl. They also went nuts when Black Panther and them, stepped out of the magic circle, and when Spider-Man showed up.
My favorite character in the movie was 'Big Lebowski' Thor. Chris Hemsworth is a much better comedic actor than he gets credit for.
This movie was satisfying and damn near perfect, although the girl-power scene where the lady Avengers just happen to be at the same spot, at the same time, was a little bit silly and forced, but I've gotten past that. The other thing is, I still don't understand how the movies time travel rules work, I thought I did but when old Cap showed up, it threw me off.
One other thing, so everybody came back five years later, but did they age five years? because I could have sworn Hawkeyes kids were smaller when they got dusted then when they came back.
I kind of new Iron-Man was a goner, honestly, there isn't anywhere else to go with his character, he came full circle. Although ive heard speculation that he might make future cameos as a Jarvis-like A.I.
Also, everybody in my showing was disappointed that there wasn't an after-credit scene.
Overall this is probably the best MCU movie I've seen since.........last year
Basing this all on the conversation that Banner & the Ancient One had on the time travel and the quantum science they established, Cap basically created an alternate timeline that just effected him. I'm assuming he didn't return whichever Infinity Stone in that particular time period right away which allowed him to live a complete life in that time period. After living the life he missed out on, he finally returned the stone to where it needed to be placed in that alternate time line and was able to return to the "original" time line he started from on the recall but aged. Comic book logic/science 101 or at least how I interpreted it.
Everybody who was dusted didn't aged. The stones brought them back exactly how they were when they were dusted.
Everybody who was dusted didn't aged. The stones brought them back exactly how they were when they were dusted.
Thump
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Interesting, it never occurred to me to think that Cap lived his life with Peggy and then returned the last stone when he was an old man. I still dont understand fully but that's as good of an explanation as I've heard.
I wonder if Steve and Peggy had children if so are they in the alternate timeline or are they in the main timeline, and if they are in the main timeline does that mean they exist at the same time as Peggy Carter's children that she had with the husband she had after she thought Steve was dead?
I wonder if Steve and Peggy had children if so are they in the alternate timeline or are they in the main timeline, and if they are in the main timeline does that mean they exist at the same time as Peggy Carter's children that she had with the husband she had after she thought Steve was dead?
meowkittenmeow
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It seems that I will have to take a break from this website, lol. Spoilers galore. I appreciate the tag, but the avengers withdrawal I have been going through is making me anxious. I want to wait until it comes out on digital so that I can watch it on my TV (Might upgrade to the 8k next month). I have to be patient, lol. I'll be back in a few months. Wish me luck, LOL.
darkcurry
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Just My Theory(with spoilers):
With this being the end of the Avengers with Tony Dead, Steve being Old living the rest of his life before he past, Bruce all banged up, Thor done with his job my theory about The Ultimates coming I made last month looks like it might be coming true. Here's other reasons why.
Black Panther already have a sequel planned and Captain Marvel's sequel soon to follow. And are more than likely are going to lead the MCU. Because...
As Disney announced most of the Avengers including the new Captain America Sam is moving to TV series. Only The Guardians, Ant-man, Dr. Strange and Spider-Man who have all had their own solo(ish) movies are left and Guardians and Spider-Man are the only ones with Sequels out of them.
We already were introduced to Monica Rambeau in Captain Marvel.
I'm thinking the BP and CM sequels are going to sew the seeds of the future of the MCU after we see what happens with Guardians Of The Galaxy 3.
With this being the end of the Avengers with Tony Dead, Steve being Old living the rest of his life before he past, Bruce all banged up, Thor done with his job my theory about The Ultimates coming I made last month looks like it might be coming true. Here's other reasons why.
Black Panther already have a sequel planned and Captain Marvel's sequel soon to follow. And are more than likely are going to lead the MCU. Because...
As Disney announced most of the Avengers including the new Captain America Sam is moving to TV series. Only The Guardians, Ant-man, Dr. Strange and Spider-Man who have all had their own solo(ish) movies are left and Guardians and Spider-Man are the only ones with Sequels out of them.
We already were introduced to Monica Rambeau in Captain Marvel.
I'm thinking the BP and CM sequels are going to sew the seeds of the future of the MCU after we see what happens with Guardians Of The Galaxy 3.
Ol'Skool Classic
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I'm only speculating on the how/when he returned the last stone part since they made a point about how all the stones needed to be returned to their proper place in time or the timeline would be messed up. He could have returned the stone as soon as he got to the timeline and simply took off his quantum recall device since it was set to return him once he was done. Once he lived his life with Peggy and was finally ready to return, he just put it back on and it automatically returned him to the proper timeline. Again we are talking comic book logic/science so as long as it sounds somewhat plausible it works out for the most part.
I would assume it being an alternate timeline that any children that Steve and Peggy may have had exist only in that timeline. Remember the reason they brought all the Infinity Stones back to their present to revive everyone was so they wouldn't mess up events in the past beyond the Snap which would also effect things in their present (like Stark not wanting to lose his daughter in the post Snap timeline).
Keep in mind all this time travel and alternate time line stuff is a good way to eventually introduce Kang the Conqueror into the MCU. Already hearing fan theories about that Harley Keener kid from Iron Man 3 (who was the tall skinny kid standing in the back by himself at Stark's funeral) as a possible candidate for an MCU version of Iron Lad who in the comics was a younger alternate timeline version of Kang the Conqueror.
I would assume it being an alternate timeline that any children that Steve and Peggy may have had exist only in that timeline. Remember the reason they brought all the Infinity Stones back to their present to revive everyone was so they wouldn't mess up events in the past beyond the Snap which would also effect things in their present (like Stark not wanting to lose his daughter in the post Snap timeline).
Keep in mind all this time travel and alternate time line stuff is a good way to eventually introduce Kang the Conqueror into the MCU. Already hearing fan theories about that Harley Keener kid from Iron Man 3 (who was the tall skinny kid standing in the back by himself at Stark's funeral) as a possible candidate for an MCU version of Iron Lad who in the comics was a younger alternate timeline version of Kang the Conqueror.
JamalSpunky
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Well as long as we use the spoiler function, and we don't post pictures or spoiler-y memes, I say have at it.
Yeah, I noticed that scene as well, It wasn't long or emotional but Roady was the only one she said, "good luck" to which could mean something.
Did everybody else's theater lose their shit when Captain America used Thor's hammer? The guy next to me stood up and "whooped" like his team won the super bowl. They also went nuts when Black Panther and them, stepped out of the magic circle, and when Spider-Man showed up.
My favorite character in the movie was 'Big Lebowski' Thor. Chris Hemsworth is a much better comedic actor than he gets credit for.
This movie was satisfying and damn near perfect, although the girl-power scene where the lady Avengers just happen to be at the same spot, at the same time, was a little bit silly and forced, but I've gotten past that. The other thing is, I still don't understand how the movies time travel rules work, I thought I did but when old Cap showed up, it threw me off.
One other thing, so everybody came back five years later, but did they age five years? because I could have sworn Hawkeyes kids were smaller when they got dusted then when they came back.
I kind of new Iron-Man was a goner, honestly, there isn't anywhere else to go with his character, he came full circle. Although ive heard speculation that he might make future cameos as a Jarvis-like A.I.
Also, everybody in my showing was disappointed that there wasn't an after-credit scene.
Overall this is probably the best MCU movie I've seen since.........last year
None of the timeline science made sense.
samson1701
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ColiBreh1
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What do you think about Netflix's "The Last Kingdom"?
Not too impressed with this one. I LOVED the game while growing up. But I don't know if this was one to try live-action. I guess we'll see
Shulz021
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That's cold.
Had me fooled by the first poster LMAO
Beasty
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Tony Starks addendum to special relativity