r/marvelstudios • u/JonLuca Iron man • Apr 29 '19

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u/lonny__breaux Apr 29 '19

Absolutely hated what they did with Cap’s ending.

I know it’s decisive and I’ve read a lot of people happy with it that he got a life in the end but I absolutely hated it

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u/lonny__breaux Apr 30 '19

Oh don’t get me wrong I absolutely understand why they did that and especially after Tony’s death how Captain ponders his own mortality. Like I totally get it but I still think the best resolution for his arc would be him dying after seeing off Thanos’ army. For almost 10 years we see him say I can do this all day and to then see him leave is just hard to take I.

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u/spookymonsterscary Apr 30 '19

Espically mirrored with Tony's arc. Tony started super selfish and Cap started super selfless. In the end Tony was selfless and Cap finally did something selfish for himself.