May 18, 20197 yr Let's hear it... What did you like? Dislike? What did they get wrong in your opinion, if anything? Where do these characters go from here?
May 18, 20197 yr Author Anyone else get more emotional about Black Widows death than Tony Stark? I was never a big fan of her. I hated that she had to die, but I expected her to be brought back...so it didn't really bother me.
May 18, 20197 yr Author I thought it was cool that Harley from Ironman 3 was at the funeral. Makes me wonder if we'll see Ironlad at some point in the future.
May 18, 20197 yr I thought it was cool that Harley from Ironman 3 was at the funeral. Makes me wonder if we'll see Ironlad at some point in the future. If you stayed for the post-credits, there was no scene, but there was (to me) distinct hammering similar to what you heard when Tony built the first suit in Iron Man. I too, wondered if it was the kid picking up where Tony left off and will represent the next incarnation.
May 18, 20197 yr Anyone else get more emotional about Black Widows death than Tony Stark? Hard to pick one over the other. I thought they did a good job with the scene between Clint and Natasha. First you thought it was going to be him. Then she tazes him, and you think it's going to be her. Then it's back to being him. And then finally, it's her. I felt like I was on a roller coaster ride where you have short camel backs all back-to-back-to-back. As for Tony's death, I'm glad they didn't ruin the soberness of the moment with some snide, smart aleck remark. Having Peter's reaction, followed by Pepper's...very touching.
May 18, 20197 yr Don't know about your theater, but two of the loudest reactions in mine was... - when Cap saved Thor using Mjolnir - when Cap was in the elevator trying to get Loki's scepter, and whispered "Hail Hydra"
May 18, 20197 yr Author If you stayed for the post-credits, there was no scene, but there was (to me) distinct hammering similar to what you heard when Tony built the first suit in Iron Man. I too, wondered if it was the kid picking up where Tony left off and will represent the next incarnation. That's exactly what I said when we got outside afterwards.
May 19, 20197 yr I was confused as to how all of a sudden Captain America was able to summon Thor’s hammer at the end...Is it because the hammer and his shield were made from the same material?
May 19, 20197 yr I was confused as to how all of a sudden Captain America was able to summon Thor’s hammer at the end...Is it because the hammer and his shield were made from the same material? He was now deemed "worthy", would be my guess.
May 19, 20197 yr Author He was now deemed "worthy", would be my guess. Yes, he is now deemed worthy. If you remember back in Age of Ultron, I think it was, everyone tried lifting it and no one could budge it. Cap tried and it wiggled a little bit and Thor looked concerned at first then at ease when Cap couldn't pick it up. Cap lifting it has probably always been part of the plan, it's a staple move from the comics.
May 19, 20197 yr The only thing that I had some trouble wrapping my head around, was how Thanos was able to jump his ship into the present. We know Nebula still had her vial of Pym particles and the device Tony created to time travel back to the correct period, when she was captured. But, the "past" Nebula used that to come back. So, how did the ship and everybody aboard it jump?
May 19, 20197 yr Author The only thing that I had some trouble wrapping my head around, was how Thanos was able to jump his ship into the present. We know Nebula still had her vial of Pym particles and the device Tony created to time travel back to the correct period, when she was captured. But, the "past" Nebula used that to come back. So, how did the ship and everybody aboard it jump? Didn't he have the full strength gauntlet then? If so he could just snap his fingers and go where ever he wanted.
May 20, 20197 yr Didn't he have the full strength gauntlet then? If so he could just snap his fingers and go where ever he wanted. No, the whole reason he was going to the future was because he knew the Avengers were going to have collected the stones (by going back in time) in order to undo what he had done in the future. Why wait 5 years and do all that hunting, when you can just go forward in time and take them all at once? So, it wasn't the stones. Besides, the Hulk used them to bring everyone back just before Thanos got there.
May 20, 20197 yr Author No, the whole reason he was going to the future was because he knew the Avengers were going to have collected the stones (by going back in time) in order to undo what he had done in the future. Why wait 5 years and do all that hunting, when you can just go forward in time and take them all at once? So, it wasn't the stones. Besides, the Hulk used them to bring everyone back just before Thanos got there. I'll have to watch it again to figure out all the time jumps.
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