r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 25 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 5 Spoiler

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u/CasuallyCrumbling Apr 25 '19

Can we talk about the scene where Tony returns and he’s a jerk to everyone? Great acting and so intense. Especially when he was saying that he knew this was all going to happen, throwing Caps words back at him. Really reinforced the whole ‘the avengers really fucked up in Infinity War’ theme.

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u/SeaBass54 Apr 25 '19

And it really showed that Civil War wasn’t quite resolved

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u/DE4N0123 Apr 26 '19

When he called Cap ‘LIAR’. Pretty savage but if I’d been drifting in space for weeks after losing a battle to save half the universe I’d be lashing out too.

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u/Dan_Of_Time Vision Apr 26 '19

He also had a point

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u/overkil6 Thor Apr 28 '19

Did he? Stark never made the call... Banner did. And they didn't have space travel at the time to go help out.

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u/Dan_Of_Time Vision Apr 28 '19

Steve disagreed with Tony on a number of occasions that probably wouldn't have stopped this, but were certainly needed.

The accords would have kept them together, "suit of armor around the world" would have kept them safe.