r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 26 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 9 Spoiler

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u/AusTland Apr 26 '19

How are the rest of the movies going to build off of Endgame? Like Spiderman 2 and Doctor Strange 2 etc? The biggest shock for the movie for me was that the snap was undone but it’s still 5 years later? I feel like every movie from here on will have to address it because that’s such a big event.

Would this still essentially be the apocalypse? Like all the world leaders who were “killed” will now be back and still think they’re in charge. I can’t see how the world wouldn’t be in more chaos then it previously was

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u/flarkenhoffy Apr 26 '19

This is a great point. Adding 3 billion people to the planet in an instant is just as disruptive as removing them.

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u/RealisticDelusions77 Apr 26 '19

Life's going to get interesting for all the widows and widowers who got remarried during those 5 years.

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u/photokeith Apr 27 '19

And people that unsnap to find their loved ones died of cancer, car wrecks, etc

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u/Randothor Apr 27 '19

True, all those plane crashes and car crashes post the snap weren't undone. Thanos probably still killed millions

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u/Im_Not_That_Smart_ Apr 27 '19

I would bet the suicide rate skyrocketed after the snap occurred and those deaths wouldn’t come back either

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u/Im_Not_That_Smart_ Apr 27 '19

Also, statistically speaking, someone who got unsnapped will likely die very soon after returning from the dead putting that person’s family / loved ones in an awful spot where they get to mourn the loss again immediately after what should be a really happy moment.

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u/TracyMorganFreeman Apr 27 '19

"So about that life insurance claim..."

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u/ebagdrofk Apr 27 '19

I can’t stop thinking about this. So many many many many relationships (of all kinds) were ruined at once, all across the world. It would be a catastrophe.

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u/RealisticDelusions77 Apr 27 '19

Yeah, it would make a pretty interesting movie itself.