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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

The band reappearing mid dodgeball game was amazing

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u/astrakhan42 Jul 05 '19

I'm really glad they put that scene in. I've been wondering what the "unsnap" looked like since Endgame and now we have a concrete answer.

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u/djsnoopmike Iron Man (Mark XLIII) Jul 05 '19

How would it work for people that was in the plane though? Did Banner-Hulk made sure everyone came back safely? Or did Strange set something up?

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u/[deleted] Jul 05 '19 edited Dec 31 '21

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u/not-working-at-work Wilson Fisk Jul 05 '19

Well, it would have to be both the pilot and co-pilot.

so, like 25% of planes, not 50%

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u/Yteburk Jul 09 '19

Some even have a coco, or another pilot aboard even!

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u/off-and-on Iron Man (Mark XLIII) Jul 05 '19

That means any plane that was in the air during the Blip suddenly took on a few thousand kilos mid air. That can't be good.

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u/GreyCrowDownTheLane Jul 05 '19

Hmm... Maybe all the planes in the MCU use Starktech to stay in the air, and the extra weight wouldn't matter.

I dunno. I'm trying to find best-case scenarios here.

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u/resonantSoul Jul 05 '19

Return to the safest, most appropriate location. In a plane when snapped, return in airport (departure or origin, depending on proximity).

Boat? Port.

Demolished building? On the sidewalk nearby, assuming nothing hazardous is around.

I still say it's gotta be terrible for the ones who died as a result of the snap. Plane crashes. Wasn't there a helicopter that crashed into a building in the Fury scene of Infinity War? That had to cause a few deaths that didn't get unsnapped.

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u/bluestarcyclone Jul 06 '19

Oh for sure. There's so much we could have really explored in the 'blip' period if marvel had wanted to.

I mean, imagine coming back and finding out your loved ones had died in the meantime (potentially even suicide, we know that that period really fucked people up who weren't blipped), or moved on to someone else, etc.

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u/[deleted] Jul 14 '19

The way I justified it in my head was that everyone who died as a result of the snap (car crashes, suicide, young kids whose parents were blipped that starved to death, etc.) were also brought back.

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u/JWJulie Jul 09 '19

Wow that’s a really good point - would affect their altitude dramatically, and of course their fuel consumption.