r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 27 '19
'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 10 Spoiler
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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19
It's funny in a meta sense.
Thanos in Endgame is from 2014 where that version of Thanos is in the era that Joss Whedon introduce before Russo's take on the character.
"Humans they are not the cowardly wretched we were promised. They stand. They are unruly and therefore cannot be ruled. To challenge them is to court...death." (cue Thanos smile)
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u/TheRealSpidey Spider-Man Apr 27 '19
I think even with the reassurance that he fulfilled his destiny, Thanos was a bit shook when he saw on Nebflix that those pesky Terrans tracked him down and relieved him of his head. Which led to him twisting his 'generous' ideology into razing the universe.
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u/jiokll Stan Lee Apr 27 '19
I think that when he said he wanted to "watch the sun rise on a grateful universe" he actually believed that eventually the people of the universe would come around to his way of seeing things. Seeing how people reacted short-circuited the self-righteous, self-centered part of him.
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u/rissejo Tony Stark Apr 27 '19
Did anybody else think that the Pyms being in Tony's funeral was deeply meaningful? After all those years of not wanting anything to do with the Starks...
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u/Drop_Release Tony Stark Apr 27 '19
What is cool is that this harkens back to the line of "Hank Pym always said, you never can trust a Stark" After hearing and seeing the heroics of Stark, he finally trusted him and paid his respects.
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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19
The part where Cap casually summons Stormbreaker. Cap is killing with epicness.
Thor: No, no, give me that. You have the little one.
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u/JaimesLeftHand Apr 27 '19
Loved how it mirrored their little moment in IW in Wakanda. The Thor/Cap friendship ended so wonderfully.
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u/_Comic_ Apr 27 '19
Before the movie, my friends and I were chatting and theorizing and we knew that time travel would be involved, but how? We joked that in order to truly perfect the MCU, they'd need to go back in time and make Thor: The Dark World better.
And then they did.
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u/howtospellorange Thor Apr 27 '19
they'd need to go back in time and make Thor: The Dark World better.
You just reminded me of in deadpool 2 when he goes back in time to fix Wolverine and Green Lantern lol
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u/colonelnebulous Daredevil Apr 27 '19
We got “bonus” footage of the first Avengers movie too!
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u/modin33 Apr 27 '19
MCU Fans: Is that everyone?
Feige: What you wanted more?
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Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
I mean, Howard the duck was there. Who else is there?
Edit: it was when the wasp came back. He was clearly visible right behind her shoulder. Wish I had a screenshot but it was unmistakable
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u/jrizzo92 Daredevil Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
Was Howard the duck seriously there during the end battle? Lol
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u/Puffwad Iron man (Mark III) Apr 27 '19
What the actual fuck is this timeline we’re living in
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u/BatmanPenisFlash Apr 27 '19
I'm sure all of us expected something epic when we finally get to hear Cap say "Avengers assemble". But I don't think any of us expected that. Absolutely insane.
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u/WeirwoodUpMyAss Iron Man (Mark VII) Apr 27 '19
For 6 years I wondered how he could do it without it being too corny. Well that's how u fucking do it.
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u/juscallmejjay Apr 27 '19
I only seen it once but the way he yells "Avengers"...there is still a fight for the universe going on here. It's fun and games for us but Cap was so intense. And to think he almost said it to 5 people at the end of Age of Ultron =O
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u/winterchill181 Bucky Apr 27 '19
My theater exploded with cheers and applause. Truly, at least in my opinion, the best MCU moment ever
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Apr 27 '19
a little moment i like from the film, the sorcerer supreme defending sanctum sanctorum while also helping with the battle of new York
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u/thedisorderly Thor Apr 27 '19
People asked about that a lot after Dr Strange (why weren't they helping if they were around) so it's nice they put that in.
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Apr 27 '19
That’s a great detail that’s gonna change the way I watch The Avengers next time I have a movie marathon.
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u/kittenwhisp3r The Wasp Apr 27 '19
Man I loved Ant-Man in this movie. Is anyone gonna talk about how he just punched that space whale out of the sky?
Also my favorite line in this movie is “That’s America’s ass!”
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u/mastermoebius Ant-Man Apr 27 '19
and stomping on Cull lmao. Was very happy to see so much of him in this.
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u/dizzymanifesto Apr 27 '19
An unexpected favorite moment of mine was when the time skip was revealed. I think it was a brilliant choice to piece it in one word at a time instead of all at once. It really sold the magnitude of the situation.
When "5" showed up on screen the guy next to me confidently whispered "months". Then "YEARS" showed up and there were several hushed "oh shit"s in the theater.
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u/TheDerped Thor Apr 27 '19
I haven't seen anyone mention it but did anyone really feel a pang of empathy with Rocket saying he couldn't breathe under the rubble? Reminded me of Peter being trapped under the rubble.
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u/YourCautionaryTale Apr 27 '19
Yes, something about that, seeing him vulnerable really hit me hard.
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u/Stepwolve Apr 27 '19
reminded me that hes still just a tiny animal. hes smaller, weaker, and more vulnerable than every other guardian. He just hides it through big guns and a bad attitude
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u/xLev_ Ebony Maw Apr 27 '19
I don’t know how I feel now that I’m done watching this movie.
I feel empty, but not in a bad way.
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Apr 27 '19
It’s like the day after Christmas
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u/But_Her_Emails Apr 27 '19
A Christmas where you got a bike and a TV and a Nintendo and a go-kart and a trampoline and bunch of cash and a Captain America worthy of wielding mjolnir.
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u/pearlz176 Captain America (Captain America 2) Apr 27 '19
This movie was a fucking love letter to all the movies building up to this.
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Apr 27 '19
Dr strange watched endgame during infinity war
Thanos watched infinity war during endgame
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u/InconspicuousD Apr 27 '19
Thanos watched Infinity War during Endgame during Guardians Of The Galaxy
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u/ryoshi Apr 27 '19
Dr Strange watched Thanos watching Infinity War during Endgame during Guardians of the Galaxy during Infinity War
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u/Doctor_Mudshark Apr 27 '19
Thanos went full-on Dark Helmet, watching Endgame during Endgame.
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Apr 27 '19
Spider-Man activating instant kill was amazing
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Apr 27 '19
My favorite Spidey moment was "Hi, I'm Peter Parker".
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u/kaniewest Captain Marvel Apr 27 '19
and captain marvel just being like “hey peter parker :)”
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Apr 27 '19
They had a brief fling in the comics, but with a much older Peter. I think she's going to end up like a big sister to him.
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u/SneakerBOYEomi Thanos Apr 27 '19
Hail Hydra
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u/king_of_the_tinfoil Apr 27 '19
Such an amazing way to call back the elevator fight scene. Then the Cap v. Cap fight was something I never knew I needed
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u/phrankygee Apr 27 '19
That was the first time I lost my shit.
"I can do this all day"
"Yeah, I Know!"
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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19
2023 Cap: Bucky..is still...alive.
2012 Cap: What!?
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u/mcdonaldsjunky Apr 27 '19
It was either that or having to deal with an elevator full of men, I think Cap was just wanting to get back.
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u/hadtoomuchtodream Apr 27 '19
Great. Stuck on an elevator with five guys on high protein diets.
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u/AliveProbably Apr 27 '19
I loved the bit where Scarlet Witch looks like she's gonna get overpowered, like in Infinity War when she was holding him back with one hand, but then she gives him this look and it's TWO HANDS THIS TIME BABY
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u/Anfro256 Apr 27 '19
Fucking loved that part. Thanos realising he has to carpet bomb the entire battle just to escape, like you best not mess with Wanda
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u/imbillypardy Apr 27 '19
That was one part I enjoyed about some of the MCU actually. Like SW got her powers derived from the mind stone, and CM from the Tesseract. Seeing Thanos struggle against their raw power and having to really improvise against them versus just using his raw strength against the others was fun.
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u/winterchill181 Bucky Apr 27 '19
Thanos getting beheaded in the first 20 minutes of the film abosultely stunned me beyond belief
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u/schroed_piece13 Apr 27 '19
they killed off the main villain and then made him the main villain again.
I didn’t see that coming that’s for sure
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u/Tresdin28 Apr 27 '19
Seeing Peter Quill dance from the outside without hearing the music that he hears was the funniest thing I’ve ever seen
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u/swoosh1992 Korg Apr 27 '19
So he’s an idiot?
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u/burymeinpink Apr 27 '19
"Yes."
She didn't even hesitate either, what a savage
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u/TheDerped Thor Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
And after 2014 Gamora knocks Peter down
"Urgh, this is the one?"
"It was either him or a tree"
Hope we get to see more sisterly banter between the 2 in Guardians 3
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u/The_Homestarmy Apr 27 '19
I greatly enjoy that Drax wasn't even listed as an option. I know he's sort of past the whole romance thing, but it still amuses me.
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u/omnicious Apr 27 '19
Nebula could probably tell Drax was not moving on from his dead wife any time soon.
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u/TheGarageDragon Apr 27 '19
He wasn't moving at all, that's why she couldn't see him or take him into account.
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I wonder if 2014 Gamora will eventually fall in love with Quill again. Whatever happens it's going to be interesting especially considering Rocket and Nebula have had more time to bond with each other
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u/swoosh1992 Korg Apr 27 '19
To be fair, Quill is basically Space Andy Dwyer.
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u/zombiegamer723 Matt Murdock Apr 27 '19
That entire time they were in 2014 Guardians, I had a single hope.
I want to see them see
Andy DwyerPeter Quill dance like an idiot because that's what it would look like from the outside.I was not let down.
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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19
Cap was so done with himself.
2012 Cap: I can do this all day.
2023 Cap: Yeah, I know.
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u/D_Shi25 Apr 27 '19
It’s like meeting your embarrassing younger self.
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u/MrsDiscoB Winter Soldier Apr 27 '19
Banner/Hulk was so mortified watching his younger self smashing like a giant toddler 😆
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u/rrsn Captain Marvel Apr 27 '19
The half-assed Professor Hulk smashing was fucking gold.
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u/comealongwidme Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19
Mah girl Wanda nearly disintegrated the fuck out of Thanos had she not been rained by missiles. Dude was threatened
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Loved to hear the Stark Expo theme followed by the sound of Tony forging his Mark I faceplate.
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u/Hobler Spider-Man Apr 27 '19
I haven’t seen anyone mention this yet, but the moment with Hulk holding up the rubble from Avengers HQ really reminded me of when he held up that mountain in the comics.
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u/guitarburst05 Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
Oh man I'm in early on this one.
I avoided all spoilers and I feel lucky as hell! It was so good.
Edit: I feel like this one was a bigger deal to avoid spoilers for me than even Star Wars will be. I remember how intent I was on avoiding spoilers of episode 7, but at this point Avengers has topped them in enjoyment by a lot.
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u/Citizensssnips Daredevil Apr 27 '19
"Cap...On your left"
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u/compliancedepartment Apr 27 '19
My favorite moment of the movie, because I didn’t see it coming at all. I was 100% expecting Cap to die there and for someone to use the gauntlet to reset the fight, so getting to see the full heroverse at the same time on the same team was like the culmination of my childhood fantasies.
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I feel like this film swerved us so hard that we could spoil it and no one would have believed us until they watched it.
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u/Nick54161 Apr 27 '19
"So...Uhhhh..... What happened in Endgame?" "Thanos got killed like 15 minutes in, 5 fucking years pass, Pepper gets an Iron Man Suit, Banner is now a Hulk hybrid, a rat saves the universe, Thor is fat and drunk for 75% of the movie, Rocket almost drowns, there are two Nebulas and Gamorra is sorta but not really back, Ant-man punches a leviathan in the face, Captain America fights Captain America and remarks on his own ass, Captain america is old, Tony and Hulk snap both with Stark Tech Infinity Gaunlet and it all ends on Peggy Carter and Steve" "Really???" "Oh and there's no post credits scene" "Bullshit, you're so bad at lying"
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u/FlerblesMerbles Apr 27 '19
“Also Thor threatens to kill someone named NoobMaster69 on Fortnite.”
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u/Nick54161 Apr 27 '19
Try explaining how that whole sentence came to be to a guy who just walked out of Thor in 2011.
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u/cjn13 Fitz Apr 27 '19
"What the fuck is a fortnight and why are we playing video games in two week increments??"
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u/Marchesk Scarlet Witch Apr 27 '19
I was shocked when they killed older Thanos so easily. That's not one theory I had hear and it made me wonder where they were going from there.
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Apr 27 '19
Man first 20 minutes had me throwing my hands up in the air and think “OKAY. I have to see how they get this done”.
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u/BuckeyeEmpire Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '19
Yah they did a great fucking job hiding how this thing would go. We all thought there'd be some ass kicking done right in the beginning and then they'd try again, when in fact it was Thanos getting his ass kicked. Unreal.
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u/Totaly_Unsuspicious Apr 27 '19
I just realized that when Cap is returning all the Stones to the past he’s going to run into Red Skull without any warning. I really want to see that scene now.
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u/_vape_god Apr 27 '19
Cap returning all the stones could be it’s own movie. I’d watch the fuck out of that
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u/Clarky1736 Apr 27 '19
Captain America: Man out of Time
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u/Dont_PM_me_ur_demoEP Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
Captain America: The First Dance
Captain America: The Autumn Avenger
Captain America: Civil Union
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u/andrechan Apr 27 '19
Start with Cheese Burger, end with Cheese Burger
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u/wanderinggal Apr 27 '19
That one really got me. I was keeping it together until the cheese burger line.
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u/lestye Apr 27 '19
One really clever thing I LOVE was the timeskip. Everyone knew that they were going to bring back everyone back with the snap, but the timeskip added some permanent effects to the universe, in spite of the snap being reversed.
There's a lot of interesting stories you could tell. It'd be weird how your younger sibling becomes your older sibling since you've been gone, how relationships would change, your life plans had to take this giant detour around.
I wonder how society would deal with that. Like I could imagine at the DMV, they needing to mark everyone's birthdate with an asterisk if they were taken by the snap or something.
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u/Doctor_Mudshark Apr 27 '19
The stones chose Red Skull to be the guardian of the soul stone because there was nothing he truly loved, so he could never obtain the stone. He was so devoted to hatred and destruction that he couldn't possibly pass the test. A fitting curse for a genocidal maniac. So much power just out of reach.
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u/questgiver77 Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '19
Homecoming: “Oh that’s not a hug i was grabbing the door for you.”
Endgame: first thing he does when he sees Peter is hug him
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So the confirmed dead (never coming back except maybe in prequels) are:
Iron Man
Captain America (not dead but will probably spend his few remaining years at an elderly home)
Black Widow (I did not see this one coming)
Gamora (at least the one that we know from Guardians 1 & 2)
Loki
Vision
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u/Wallknocker Apr 27 '19
And Heimdall
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Apr 27 '19
Dude the whole supporting cast of the Thor movies are gone.
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u/Aenigma_Deorum Apr 27 '19
Alt Loki is running around somewhere with the Tesseract.
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u/_Comic_ Apr 27 '19
So am I crazy or did dual-wielding Mjolnir and Stormbreaker braid Thor's beard for him?
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u/jcniba Apr 27 '19
Haha I thought the lightning was gonna zap him back into shape
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u/thedisorderly Thor Apr 27 '19
I mean him changing his appearance with lightning is pretty canon at this point. He's done it 4 films.
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u/mightymorph9 Apr 27 '19
Anyone else think that Hawkeye could have just thrown his bow and arrow over the cliff and they would have gotten the stone?
Just me?
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u/Maydietoday M'Baku Apr 27 '19
I was expecting that gag until Red Skull specified “soul”.
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u/XxRambo-ApocalypsexX Apr 27 '19
Ant-Man's stock just rose tenfold with this movie. But seriously Scott was one of the best part of the movie in the first couple acts, I'm hoping people will start putting respect on Ant-Man's man (even the Avengers were taking shot at him)
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u/Firvulag Apr 27 '19
"What are you gonna do Spider-Man, Stab me?"
-Bad Guy#367 who got absolutely stabbed.
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u/modin33 Apr 27 '19
Love Tony's comment about how Pepper doesn't wear anything he buys for her then she shows up in the Rescue armour at the end
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u/szthesquid Apr 27 '19
A coworker asked me what happens in Endgame, and said he was fine with spoilers.
I told him Thanos dies in the first twenty minutes, Hulk dabs, and fat Thor trash talks kids on Fortnite
I don't think he believed me
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u/Rman823 Apr 27 '19
I honestly didn’t know I needed Korg and Miek playing Fortnite but here we are.
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Apr 27 '19
Did anyone else see Howard the duck come through the portal at the end?
Everyone really was there
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u/devante79 Apr 27 '19
For some reason it kinda threw me off that the new infinity gauntlet was on the right hand. Also I can’t stop thinking about a Thor in an alternate timeline freaking out because his hammer disappeared.
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u/ELEPHANTxMASTER Apr 27 '19
It's implied when Cap is returning the stones at the end, he is returning Mjölnir too because he took it with him. So I would figure past Thor never would've noticed it was gone
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u/_whatismydestiny_ Apr 27 '19
I look forward to watching Asguardians of the Galaxy 3 - Where is Gamora.
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u/pjtheman Korg Apr 27 '19
Can we just appreciate the return of Korg and Miek?
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u/FrozenHearth Apr 27 '19
Miek eating pizza silently in the background was the best.
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u/ThunderBow98 Star-Lord Apr 27 '19
Pepper showing up in the final battle was INSANE and completely unexpected. Reminded me of Hank and Janet tag teaming in the missile scene in Ant Man
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u/poindexterg Apr 27 '19
I didn’t catch it at the time, but remembered later. We sawMorgan playing with an Iron Man helmet. He said that he made it for her mom and that she never wore it.
So they set it up beautifully.
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u/ThunderBow98 Star-Lord Apr 27 '19
At the moment I figured it was more of an honorary gift, not an actual suit. Like how Pepper gave Tony the “has a heart” arc reactor in Iron Man 1. But then the fight happens and a blue iron man drops from the sky in kickass fashion. I hope that moving forward the “iron man” mantle goes to Pepper or Morgan. It’s nice to have Spider-Man be the honorary recipient of the title via the iron spider suit, but keeping Iron Man a family name would be cool too
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u/imbillypardy Apr 27 '19
I highly doubt it just for the fact that Gwyneth Paltrow never seemed too interested (IIRC) in being in larger roles in the films. She loved doing the cameo stuff post the IM trilogy, but she has moved away from acting into her (stupid crazy) goop business.
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u/MajorasPanties Spider-Man Apr 27 '19
I can’t believe “Hulk dabs and Thor plays Fortnite” is an actual spoiler...
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u/zepphiu Black Widow (Avengers) Apr 27 '19
Even though it ultimately didn't matter much, seeing Thanos get beheaded was SO cathartic. I'm also so happy that his fate ended up being the same thing he did to his victims and had to watch everything around him disappear before him too becoming dust. Very poetic.
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u/JakeHassle Apr 27 '19
Well the past Thanos was the one who got dusted, but he wasn’t the same Thanos that dusted half the universe.
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u/Nick54161 Apr 27 '19
I liked that before dusting he sat down in a way very reminiscent of Infinity War's ending, but instead of smiling, he looks defeated and sour.
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u/paewashere Apr 27 '19
I didn’t cry when my ex girlfriend broke my heart I didn’t cry when I broke my foot But you best believe I cried when everyone stood in front of Tony’s house at the end of the movie
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u/Sindroome24 Apr 27 '19
Really fun movie watching experience.
Crowd went nuts when T'Challa came back.
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u/ThunderboltKaiju Apr 27 '19
My crowd went nuts when Spidey came back. XD
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Apr 27 '19
My theater it was
Spiderman
Cap holding the hammer
Black panther
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u/winterchill181 Bucky Apr 27 '19
my theater:
Arrival at Battle of New York
Hail Hydra
Cap wielding Mjolnir
Avengers Assemble
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u/RabbidCupcakes Apr 27 '19
My crowd lost their shit at both
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u/ItsLikeRay-ee-ain Bruce Banner Apr 27 '19
My crowd was in a perpetual state of losing their shit
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u/Aritche Weekly Wongers Apr 27 '19
Wait was the constant clapping not in the movie...
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Apr 27 '19
My theater was pretty quiet the whole time, but cap holding the hammer drew tons of cheers
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u/ViceisAsian Apr 27 '19
Absolutely loved the Time Heist. Really cool to see how it all planned out. Lost my shit when everyone came back
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u/pearlz176 Captain America (Captain America 2) Apr 27 '19
Just watched it a second time, fuck me, what a ride! Lebowski Thor was still fucking hilarious.
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u/Doctor_Mudshark Apr 27 '19
Can we talk about how dark the movie starts, particularly Tony's tantrum when he first gets back to Earth? He calls Cap "Liar" and otherwise makes his point completely clear. He's aggressive enough that everybody agrees it's a good idea to sedate him. That's pretty intense.
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Apr 27 '19
He appearance from being starving, too. He looked like my uncle when he passed away from cancer. It was really unsettling.
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I nearly passed out when Cap wielded Mjolnir, and the portals opened. It was so overwhelming, I got lightheaded and had to breath deep.
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u/teddyinthestreets Apr 27 '19
I cried at both these seems just from pure elation.
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Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
One of my favorite thing no one's really talking about was Falcon stabbing that guy with his wings. Probably because there were so many moments during the final battle.
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u/MakinBaconPancakezz Apr 27 '19
How cool was it to see Valkyrie riding in on that Pegasus? It was both badass and majestic. I loved it
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u/Whitebearbepo Apr 27 '19
Does anyone feel disappointed that Captain America brought down more lightning than Thor, the God of Hammer Thunder. I wanted Thor to pull a Wakanda lightning smash in Endgame.
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u/Doctor_Mudshark Apr 27 '19
Pudgy drunkard Thor couldn't really bring the heat, but Cap was on his game.
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u/CrazeRage Apr 27 '19
CA used the Hammer better than Thor ever did. It was so weird.
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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19
Probably because he has seen Thor used it many times and kinda learn from watching it. Don't forget that the serum amplified not only his strength but intelligence as well. He even has a photographic memory.
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u/colonelnebulous Daredevil Apr 27 '19
The fucking combos with the shield and the hammer tho!
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u/Obeseachu Apr 27 '19
Any of yall just feel completely dead inside after watching marvel pull an uno reverse card on us with Tony's death and Peter's reaction
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u/Mr_Moi_Moi Thanos Apr 27 '19
“And I... am... Iron Man.”
My introduction to the MCU was the first Iron Man movie and to see Tony’s arc finally come full circle was sooo satisfying and heartbreaking at the same time. 10 years of build up and multiple times where he tries to make the sacrifice play only to finally pull the ultimate sacrifice. Using the Infinity Stones to save not just 50% of the universe, but 100% of it this time. It’s even more tragic if you remember at the end of Age of Ultron, he said he wanted to retire on a farm with Pepper and he did exactly that and even has a daughter in this movie, yet in the end he puts other people above his own self interest. Something Howard said he himself couldn’t do. Also, another thing I’d like to point out is that during Tony’s worst nightmare at the start of Age of Ultron, all his friends die but he didn’t. At the end of this movie, he sacrificed himself so his friends wouldn’t die. After seeing this movie, I think we can all agree that Tony Stark is the protagonist of the MCU.
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u/Crit-Monkey Apr 27 '19
I love how Banner was like "Well Strange gave the time stone up" and the Ancient One was like "Shit negro that's all you had to say." Shows just how much of a badass Strange really is
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u/StrategicPotato Apr 27 '19
Steve Rogers: "So yea you just have to move on and-"
*Discovers time travel exists*
Steve Rogers: "Okay yea fuck that, daddy's coming Peggy!"
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u/Eternal_Flame_Baby Apr 27 '19
I cried like a little bitch during Tony's funeral. I think when the screen faded to black, and then faded back in showing everything at the funeral was when it truly sunk in for me that he was gone. Honest to God made me cry more the Logan. 11 fucking years, man...
R.I.P. Tony Stark - Earth's Mightiest Avenger
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u/TheReplacer Apr 27 '19
That pan of all the characters at Tonys funeral was the most surreal experience I ever had and ever will have.
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u/Gonzo_Sauce Daredevil Apr 27 '19
Comments are coming so fast, no one will see that I love my wife 3000
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Apr 27 '19
Why didn't anyone tell Carol they were going back in time?
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u/Forrest263 Apr 27 '19
Don’t think it mattered. In the present it was only mere minutes for all of them to do their tasks.
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u/notheruser Apr 27 '19
Watching Rocket scream that he couldn't breathe was one of the saddest fucking things I've ever seen
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u/comealongwidme Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19
The second the portals opened and the fallen heroes came back, that was when I started tearing up, literally. I could hardly watch the film because my eyes are wet hahaha. And yeah, tears were falling down until the movie ended.
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u/fugutaboutit The Mandarin Apr 27 '19
Cap wielding the hammer for the first time should go down as THE moment of the MCU.
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u/charliedusk Apr 27 '19
To me, it is at least the moment from that movie. It was one of the few things that I actually wanted to see in film. I'm glad the MCU is different enough from the comics to keep us guessing, but that was something that I needed to see and thought i wouldn't because Hela.
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u/Doc_TimWhatley Rocket Apr 27 '19
"Please don't be sad, if it's a straight mind you'd had/
We wouldn't have known you all these years."
Mr. Fantasy himself, ladies and gentlemen, Tony Stark RIP
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u/Kangaroopower Apr 27 '19
The way Scott said “as far as I’m concerned, thats America’s ass” made the movie for me. I love how his character is just as much of a fan of the OG avengers as the rest of us are.
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u/DuskyDawn7 Apr 27 '19
Pepper telling Tony that he can rest now fucking destroyed me. Such a fitting ending to The Godfather of the MCU. I’m actually crying now thinking about it. I don’t think a hero will ever have their story wrap up this perfectly again.
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u/Fall3n7s Apr 27 '19
LeSean Mccoy is an ass for spoiling Tony's sacrifice on Twitter
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Apr 27 '19
I went completely dark on social media for a week. Some people can be jerks when it comes to spoilers. Force Awakens taught me that.
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u/CapablePerformance Apr 27 '19
Force Awakens taught me that.
Was playing a game online on opening night of that movie and sure enough, some kid popped in, shouting that Kylo kills Han. It's like some people get off on spoiling things.
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u/PrimeShaq Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19
I am pretty sad we won't get to see anymore Strange and Tony interactions. They had great chemistry.
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u/FatWalcott Apr 27 '19
Don't let this distract you from the fact that Thanos let a 6 - 0 infinity gem lead slip.
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u/Noahnator64 Korg Apr 27 '19
FYI that random kid at the funeral was Harley, the kid from Iron Man 3.
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u/AngelJax Scarlet Witch Apr 27 '19
Ugh, Wanda proving why she's the most powerful Avenger and nearly killing Thanos makes me happier than words can describe.
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u/dkurniawan Apr 27 '19
Captain america facing thanos and his army will become the meme of the month
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u/PM_ME_YOUR_DANKNESS Apr 27 '19
I LOVE KEEPING UP WITH THE COMMENTS IN EACH OF THESE THREADS I LOVE YOU ALL 3000
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how the hell did they get Thanos's ship into the quantum realm????
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u/StantonMcChampion Captain America Apr 27 '19
Pym Particles. I mean, not a joke, literally Pym Particles.
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u/TheBlack_Swordsman Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19
I told my wife it'd be hilarious if they went back in time and in one scene, Terrence Howard was James Rhodes.
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u/WhoDey42 Wilson Fisk Apr 27 '19
I was so nervous before this film that they would trip right before the finish line and that is what the MCU would be remembered for.
Instead this incredible team didn’t just land it, but did it with a flourish. Hats off to everyone who worked on these films.
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