“All living creatures,” according to Romanoff, which seems to be the case. When the Snap happened, we saw half the people in Wakanda disintegrating, but the copious vegetation seemed unaffected.
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The Battle of New York Avengers from 2012 were digitally deaged. I wonder if they did Redford as well? He seemed noticeably older to me.
https://www.cbr.com/avengers-cast-de-aged-endgame-battle-new-york/amp/
https://www.cbr.com/avengers-cast-de-aged-endgame-battle-new-york/amp/
Yeah, and what was with those abandoned houses in San Francisco?! Pretty sure that real estate will be snapped right up - if you'll pardon the phrase.
I doubt it. 50% more unknowned real estate combined with 50% less people to use it makes a *massive* amount of empty space. People might buy it all up for cheap, but actually renovating, rebuilding and repopulating it would take decades.
Clearly you haven't lived in San Francisco. This is a town filled with unrelated adults sharing not just houses, but subdivided floors of houses. After the Snap, we could probably redistribute and fill our housing stock without a single person moving into the City at all.
Sure, Fresno might become a bit thinly populated. But, SF? Pffffftttt.
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He looked older to me too. I thought they just changed his hair style.
Don't cross the streams.
Early drafts of the script had Steve living with Sharon.
https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2019...hip-with-sharon-carter-avengers-infinity-war/
https://www.flickeringmyth.com/2019...hip-with-sharon-carter-avengers-infinity-war/
That would've been an awkward homecoming.
On the first question, I saw this recently addressed by either Kevin Feige or the Russo brothers. As I can't recall who specifically, my attempts to locate again the interview over the last few minutes haven't yielded results.
Anywho, the basic gist was that Hulk's snap was "smart enough" to ensure that people were returned safely.
As for the legal thoughts... If only Murdock and Nelson, Attorneys at Law, were available, eh?
Not to mention the damaged caused by Planes, Trains, Mass Transit vehicles that lost their pilots and drivers. You also have less firefighters and Doctors to respond, and then there's the mess left if major world leaders (elected or not) disappear, etc. Also, the knowledge and skillsets of some of the people lost might even be irreplaceable (think someone like Albert Einstein).
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IE - There would be a lot of chaos; and it would not be easy to recover from.
Fortunately they had a team of superhumans with advanced tech, Alien refugees with power and two of the biggest geniuses out there to help out.
Not to mention financial chaos when the customer base is cut in half.
I think the snap only affected sentient beings. Or else everybody had gastrointestinal distress from half the bacteria dying.
I think the snap only affected sentient beings. Or else everybody had gastrointestinal distress from half the bacteria dying.
It affected birds, at least. And Black Widow explicitly says 'half of all life'. Feige will probably say the snap was smart and didn't eliminate necessary bacteria from survivors (ie, it only eliminated the bacteria in the people who died anyway).
It has to be. If the snap eliminated all lifeforms without discrimination at all, then through sheer probability statistics hardly any humans would have disappeared. It would almost exclusively have been bacteria and other single celled organisms.
She actually says “half of all living creatures,” which I understand to mean animals but not plants or bacteria.
The only time the movies have ever referenced the shows was Jarvis being with Tony Stark's dad, and the only reason that probably happened was because the writers of Endgame worked on Agent Carter. Even if they did reference the TV shows, I doubt they'd want to include a reference to what most consider one of the biggest failures of the TV MCU.
