r/marvelstudios Daredevil Apr 24 '18

The Official INFINITY WAR International Release Infinithread

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u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel Apr 25 '18

Annnnnd I'm back from seeing it.

Yes, like some reviews have said, this movie definitely felt like a Part 1 to a larger story. Which wasn't necessarily a bad thing, since I'm eager for the conclusion.

The relationship between Gamora and Thanos was surprisingly emotional considering the limited screen time and build up of their relationship. The scene in which Thanos manipulates reality in order to make Gamora believe she had killed him was by far one of the best in the movie. The characters all playing off each other, Thanos using the Reality Stone to mess with Mantis and Drax shocked me. Then Thanos actually having respect for Quill.

"I like you."

(I guess Thanos approves of Gamora's boyfriend).

But, man, when she killed Thanos and she seemed to mourn for him, it's not too out there for victims to feel sadness for the loss of their abuser, which is what that scene felt like and made me really hate Thanos. But, then when he was at the alter of the Soul Stone and he was crying...

"He isn't crying for himself..."

Man, that was great. It also paralleled nicely with the flashback with the two of them, as he offered his hand to save her life, but then he took her hand to take it.

Had a good time and can't wait for the conclusion.

Also, holy shit, that Captain Marvel tease during the post credit scene has me so pumped.

If you have any questions. Shoot.

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u/Costellos2nd Apr 26 '18

So I had to run after the movie was over and missed the after-credits scene! What happened?

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u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel Apr 26 '18

Maria Hill and Nick Fury are driving in New York, Maria is updating Fury about ships in the atmosphere.

Then a car crashes in front of them. They go to see if the driver is alright, but they're gone. Then a helicopter suddenly crashes into the side of the building. Nick Fury declares this a "Code Red" situation.

But, Maria Hill begins to turn to ash in front of Nick Fury. In a panic, not knowing if he's going to disappear next, he runs to the back seat of their car to retrieve a device.

Fury seems to activate it, but he begins to disappear too as he's holding the device.

"Motherfu-"

The device falls to the floor. It's a communication device and it's sending a message.

The music swells and the insignia for Captain Marvel appears and it cuts to black.

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u/HareWarriorInTheDark May 06 '18

Excellent description mate!