Avengers: Endgame - Page 2

They were trying to get it to the van on the other side of the field, they made a pretty big deal about showing that.

The gathering of heroes for the final battle really reminded me of Ready Player One, but a lot better because these characters have been fleshed out and developed, as opposed to being a bunch of Easter Eggs

Also, who was the man at the funeral promising the cheeseburgers to Iron Man's daughter?

1) The Captain legacy, he gave it to Sam, but how does this make any sense, since, sam is an ordinary human, he cannot really take advantage of the shield. I was expecting to give ti to Bucky, since, he as GMO human can actually use it vs powerful weapons. Perhaps the shield will become just a relic from the past and Sam will not really use it or Sam will just no longer appear, was this just the end for these personages? What do you guys think?



2) How come the captain was capable of throwing lightnings ? I understand that he became worthy to carry it, but lightnings?


3) How did tony stole the stones from the glove and how come he had another glove to put them on and why ordinary people like Clint were able to carry stones that are supposed to tear them apart?


4) Why would they not go back in the past and bring another tony from there?

Happy Hogan played by john Favreau?

John Favreau he was in the iron man movies and the spiderman movie. He directed Elf and the first two Iron man movies before becoming the Executive producer on the third iron man movie and the last three avengers movie.

1 yeah This happens in the comic book, He just becomes captain America and starts doing captain American things

2. I guess its just a function of the hammer

3. Tony stole the stones realy quick while he was grapeling with thanos and is armor is nanoparticles anyway so tey could just reform the way he wanted them to I guess.

4 They would mess up the timeline not that the entire timeline is already wrecked with thanos coming to modern time from before GOTG 1

Its a lot like bojack horseman. That show will speak to some people and break them on the deepest emotional level. Free churro is the best episode of television and I will take my shirt off right now and knife fight you about it.

First of all I thought it was an excellent movie. It probably didn't blow most people away as much as Infinity War did, but there are several key reasons for that:

1. Expectations: Because of how good Infinity War was and because it was the finale of a 22 movie, 11 year stretching era, expectations were unrealistically high. Not only that, everyone was expecting different things from this movie, which can only result in disappointment for many.

2. History: Closely related to point 1, there many, MANY loose knots to tie up, plots to delevope, relatioships to toggle and stories to finish. Doing all of that in just one 3 hour movie is close to impossible.

3. Scope: Due to the sheer magnitude of the MCU and its history, there were simply too many charatercs, specficially too many super heroes. There is no way all of them are going to get enough screen time, but at the same time, you cannot just NOT show them, so the directors and writers had to find a balance for every single story, every single character.

4. Infinity War's Legacy: As I said before, expectations were insanely high, mostly because Infinity War. But here's the crux: Infinity War had two things going for it - A badass super villain that was able to defeat all the heroes by himself, and an ending which let the bad guys win for a change. This was both a blessing and a curse, because a) having one big badass has one major downside: He can't be everywhere at once and he can't fight all of them at the same time. It's insanely hard to make him not either too powerful or too weak, and I feel that marvel has done an excellent job at that. But that is also what made that final battle feel meaningless apart from the scenes with Thanos in them due to what I refer to as the "cannonfodder effect". We know that neither of the heroes are gonna be hurt or stopped by a random alien, no matter how big it is. Mostly movies avoid that by introducing several super villains to go toe to toe with the heroes, but those had already been defeated in the 21 movies leading up to Endgame. It also would have made Thanos less important and thus ultimately meant that Infinity War could never have been as impactful as it was.
Similarly the ending of infinity War mostly forced Marvel's hand. We knew the heroes somehow had to turn back time in order to win. Not only that, they actually HAD to win period, in order to continue the MCU in its current state.

So all things considered, Marvel did a fantastic job imo. There were twists, there was humor, there was drama, there was suspense, there was fan service, there was loss, there was mourning, there was hope and there was for my taste a perfect last scene that sums up all of what the MCU stood for.
It wasn't perfect, but it was as good as we could have hoped for considering the stakes and expectations. I mean compare this to the shit show that is star wars these days.

Oddly enough I found your issue to be one of the movie's strong suits. People were expecting the introduction Cpt Marvel to be a cop out as to how to save the world. Instead, she barely made any difference within the movie. What I didn't like was that they had no introductory scene for when she met the other avengers. She was just "there" all of the sudden. I am sure I saw a scene about the avengers checking out Fury's signal in one of the post credit scenes or a trailer, so the producers probably just cut that part?

Unrelated question: How did the Avengers know that the time stone would be in New York at that time, when it was five years before Dr. Strange even acquired it?