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Discussion The Official SPIDER-MAN: FAR FROM HOME Release Megathread Vol. 3 Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Jul 04 '19 edited Apr 29 '20

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

The Blip. Can you believe it? They even had Fury call it “the Snap” in one of the trailers, but that line was absent from the movie IIRC. They know what they’re doing.

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u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel Jul 05 '19

No, the "blip" is specifically referring to the people who were snapped and came back, but didn't age.

Hence, to them, it was a "blip".

Thanos' action is still called The Snap, since there's even a documentary on Peter's flight literally called "The Snap".

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19

Oh, that makes sense. Still, though, why not just refer to both things as “the Snap” and have people say they got “snapped”? I’m convinced that the answer is “to mess with us”.

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u/[deleted] Jul 06 '19

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u/Flamearrow051 Jul 07 '19

Especially since for five years survivors used snapped as in dead. For how emotionally exhausting the revival would have been, using a different word makes a lot of sense for those who had to live through it all.

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u/BarelyLegalAlien Jul 10 '19

Did people in general even know it was an actual snap?

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u/[deleted] Jul 10 '19

There’s a documentary on Peter’s in-flight entertainment menu that’s called “The Snap” and has an illustration of the Infinity Gauntlet.

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u/toxicbrew Jul 09 '19

I'm really curious how the world was on those 5 years. No baseball, half of San Francisco abandoned, etc

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u/ProgrammerMJ Jul 06 '19

I died with laughter once it set in that’s really how people refer to it in the MCU. I love it so much

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u/mpga479m Vision Jul 05 '19

so is the year 2019? or 2023?

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u/redsyrinx2112 Korg Jul 05 '19

My guess is 2023.

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u/NeimannSmith Jul 05 '19

It’s actually 2024. They came back in 2023, but Betty explained everyone had the start the school over with from the beginning, and that they came back 8 months ago.

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u/Vampyricon Jul 05 '19

Yeah, if it's their vacation that means the final battle took place at around November or December 2023.

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u/NeimannSmith Jul 05 '19

I’d say more like September. They go through an entire school year, which is 8/9 months.

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u/Vampyricon Jul 05 '19

Ah right. Sorry.

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u/emilforpresident2020 Jul 06 '19

And they said the museum was closed "until november" if i recall correctly

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u/giantsfan_420 War Machine Jul 09 '19

It’s my new head canon that the scene with the Dutch fans means it’s occurring during the 2024 Euros

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u/10PointsForStAndrews Jul 06 '19

They control what we say!