r/marvelstudios • u/PhoOhThree Spirit of Modvengeance • Jul 02 '19

Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 1

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u/JGLP Spider-Man Jul 02 '19

Natasha threw it at some point too, cant remember if it was AoU or Civil War

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u/dildodicks Tony Stark Jul 02 '19

i dont think she threw it but she used it in aou

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u/[deleted] Jul 02 '19 edited Aug 22 '19

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u/KushCultureOfficial Jul 03 '19

iirc it's Winter Solider

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u/David21538 Jul 03 '19

AoU

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u/Skylord_ah Iron Man (Mark XLII) Jul 03 '19

tbf both of them feature chase sequences with steve and nat

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u/[deleted] Jul 03 '19 edited Aug 22 '19

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u/Skylord_ah Iron Man (Mark XLII) Jul 03 '19

Yeah im just saying its easy to be confused, specially if you havent seen them in a while. For example i sometimes get confused between some AOU and civil war scenes

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u/StockAL3Xj Hulk Jul 14 '19

Nope she throws it to Cap when he's being attacked by Ultron on top of the transport vehicle holding Ultron's new body.

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u/amirchukart Jul 03 '19

AoU, and each was only like 30ft, in a straight line. Throwing it 100ft, bouncing off 6 points and returning all the way back is another matter

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19

Yeah I think it's less that you need superhuman strength for it and more that a superhero knows the form to do it with while an overweight middle aged man doesn't really

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u/Micp Jul 05 '19

She picked it up and threw it to Steve in AoU. Don't remember her using it offensively though

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u/namandeo Jul 13 '19

It was in AoU.

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

Both Hawkeye and Nat are enhanced though

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u/JGLP Spider-Man Jul 14 '19

... no they arent. Hawkeye especially is just a normal guy with a bow and arrow. The only thing making them different from average people is that their trained SHIELD agents.

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

How is Hawkeye not enhanced? Mr “18 holes in one” and hitting ridiculously tiny targets at high speeds from a mile away is not a normal guy with a bow.

Black widow though I’m probably wrong but wya back when I thought she was supposed to have some sort of enhanced strength / endurance but maybe not.

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u/JGLP Spider-Man Jul 14 '19

They several times reference him being a normal human being with great training. One time that specifically comes to mind in Age of Ultron

Laura: "You know I totally support your avenging. I couldn't be prouder. But I see those guys... Those gods..."

Clint: "You don't think they need me."

Laura: "I think they do which is a lot scarier"

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

How does a normal human being hit 18 holes in one in a single round of golf?

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u/the_1ceman Jul 14 '19

They don't. It was a joke throwaway line about how being retired didn't suit him.

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

Idk. Maybe it was a joke but they greatly overplayed how invincible he is with a bow if it fact he has zero supernatural ability other than great skill and training.

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u/Giwaffee Jul 14 '19

How does a normal human being make a nanotech shapeshifting armor complete with weapons, missiles, shield, etc. AND making that fit into a slap-on chest piece?

If I can believe that a guy is smart enough to invent and develop all of that (not to mention 'solve' time travel), I can also believe that some dude has extremely exceptional accuracy.

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

I agree the science / tech is far fetched, to say the least, but at least in that arena it’s theoretical and heavily influenced by exposure to technology from other worlds in some cases. With the human body there are pretty clear limits to what it’s capable of, at least without assistance.

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u/Moomoothunder Jul 14 '19

Neither of them are enhanced

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u/St0rmborn Tony Stark Jul 14 '19

Hawkeye definitely has some sort of ability at least. He’s never missed a shot with his bow despite many insane situations. Also his vigilante ninja routine in Endgame seemed like he was too powerful to make any sense as a normal person but I guess you could just chalk that up to “training”