You evil bastard
How about they rescue Janet, then just Hank is the one who disappears.
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You evil bastard
How about they rescue Janet, then just Hank is the one who disappears.
I don't think anyone who witnessed half of *everyone* turn to dust is going to need any extra motivation to help undo it all, much less a person like Scott. Hell, we've already seen him willing to go back to prison simply because Steve Rogers asked for his help.
If they really want to twist the knife and give him a very personal reason to go after Thanos--or whatever the McGuffin of A4 turns out to be--is not Hope & Hank being dusted, it's Cassie.
If they really want to twist the knife and give him a very personal reason to go after Thanos--or whatever the McGuffin of A4 turns out to be--is not Hope & Hank being dusted, it's Cassie.
Agreed on all counts, but damn, dusting Cassie would be super dark (seen or unseen) and I don't think Marvel would do that.
TV Marvel at least already has. Twice! I tend to agree though, the movie people might not be willing to go there.
It's all academic. Everybody will return in Avengers 4: Omega 13.
I think they’re going to need more than 13 seconds of backtrack to fix this.
Well that all depends on how long it takes to "aim for the head".
Then again what am I talking about, Thanos' gauntlet pretty much is Omega 13. A war like that would go on for... Infinity.
Then again what am I talking about, Thanos' gauntlet pretty much is Omega 13. A war like that would go on for... Infinity.
They have cast 16-year old Emma Fuhrmann as teenage Cassie for the next movie, thus revealing a 5 year later timeline that will probably get erased.
The Snap was originally suppose to happen at the beginning of The Untitled Sequel and not at the end of Infinity War, according to writers Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely, until they decided to move it the sequence in order to create a stronger cliffhanger for Infinity War.
Ah, yeah, I forgot about that bit of news for that film.
I think the set up for The Leader is still one of the biggest dangling threads in the whole MCU.
Even Quill himself admits to this: "I'm half human. So the 50% of me that's stupid, that's 100% you!"
Did you actually see them leave or did they just kinda... vanish?
Meanwhile, all I could notice during the Scotland scene was, "We will deep fry your kebab."
Actually, Black Panther has only just recently started in the discount theaters.
I kinda like it. Although, I would be inclined to give the Space stone to Cap and the Reality stone to Thor simply because those already were their respective MacGuffins in Captain America: The First Avenger and Thor: The Dark World.
Exactly how many of the MCU supporting characters who were not in the movie, died from the snap? I checked the MCU wiki site. I could only find one supporting character who definitely died off screen.
I also checked the cast list for "Avengers 4". Some of the supporting characters are S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Since Coulson's team survived Thanos' snap, what happened to them between this movie and the 2019 film?
I also checked the cast list for "Avengers 4". Some of the supporting characters are S.H.I.E.L.D. agents. Since Coulson's team survived Thanos' snap, what happened to them between this movie and the 2019 film?
Watch Agents of Shield.
The series is on hiatus. And won't Season Six start until . . . after "Avengers 4", which is supposed to be set five years after "Infinity War"?
But there are other MCU series that will be released between now and A4. Are Daredevil, Luke Cage, etc., going to take place in a post-Snap universe? Or will they be set pre-IW?
They're either set before the film or ignore it entirely as they've pretty much done already with the exception of small, usually indirect references.
The netflix shows haven't caught up to Civil War yet, let alone Infinity War. Quite possibly they never will.
The shows so far are all before Infinity War, just like everything before Defenders was pre-Civil War. The problem is that the writing for the shows is usually done before the movies so they can't coordinate as well. AOS seems closer to the movies in production schedule so it escaped that.