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Avengers Infinity war
redoing the thread since some bitch decided to delete my post with his thread
Posted by xoxflutePosted by hydorah
Just watched it, it was pretty epic, a great conclusion to the whole franchise and a good movie.
They killed off all my favorite guys but it doesn't really matter, and I suspect there will be some kind of magical rewind.
The post-credit scene alluded to Captain marvel.
I was affraid the scenario would be a mess with too many characters but it wasn't.
The trailers made me affraid that there would be battles with barely visible non-descript CGI hordes and unfortunately it was the case. Too many of the fights were messy plasticky CGI with bodies flying all over the screen. It's the only criticism I have about the movie.
I love the space opera feel that the franchise has taken since the GOTG movies.
MCU is becoming a better star wars than star wars
Well there's still the Time Stone. So the whole process could be reversed if the avengers can get their hands on it. click to expandclick to expand
idk, there is probably going to be some kind of law that prohibits the stones to undo what they have done or sthg like that.
I don't think they're going to use the stime stone on this one.
Posted by The_Mad_Hatter
Did you stick around after the credits? Was there anything that eluded to another one?
The end could have went either way, just seems like should have been more to it.
yeah they have a reference to captain marvel
they clearly state that there will be a sequel (I won't spoil the message but it's written in a funny way)
If you look at the list of MCU movies programmed for release for the couple years to come you know some characters are going to come back
Posted by Victorious
I adored this movie, the execution was incredible.
Making Thanos the protagonist was a fantastic move, the mysterious villain is now a relatable character. His motivations, his drive all are believable. Josh Brolin was exceptional. You can feel the pain of the sacrifice he must make.
The action sequences were great, the story telling even better. 10 years of films, narrative and character development have built up to this.
The ending was brilliant. We have no idea what happens next.
Agreed, that's my feeling as well, the scenes on vormir were very poetic and crystallized the movie as a whole as well as thanos' character. Although his plan is technically stupid and on the long term, it would only end up increasing the "problem" he's trying to correct
easily my favorite Marvel film yet....went twice and may go a third time...from the very first scene I knew it was going to be good...
- Fight choreography is excellent. From Thanos vs. Hulk, to that whole GOTG/Avengers vs. Thanos scene - how they coordinated all that is so impressive...Ironman seems to be getting a bit out of hand with all of his gadgets; he's almost like a tech version of Green Lantern, but its cool to watch anyway....So basically Starlord's brief moment of sentimentality over Gamora caused the death of half the beings in the universe...
- all of the character design, CGI, etc/ especially Thanos and Cull Obsidian/the Black Order look so good...
- the humor seems to be getting better w/these films; the GOTG banter with Thor had me laughing both viewings...
Thanos is such a great villain and really made the movie for me. His moments of vulnerability were more moving than the deaths of all the heroes IMO. Slightly disappointed with the re-writing as the whole storyline w/Gamora is interesting but I'm not not sure why they basically reinvented the entire reason for acquiring the stones and the Infinity War. Its supposed to be a sort of dark romance with him attempting to end all life as a sacrifice in order to court Lady Death who he's in love with - basically the abstraction of death personified as a woman - and I thought they were going to introduce her, and that whole theme in this movie. Gamora and the daddy-daughter dynamic seems to vaguely replace this. Seems to me that a lot of these writers are borrowing ideas like this depopulation agenda from pop culture globalist/NWO-type conspiracy theories, and its a lot less creative than the original storyline. At least it wasn't overly politicized....
Still enjoyed the dynamic between him and Gamora...But I didn't really understand his vision of her after all the death. He sees her and its like he's reporting to her that the job is done. Left wondering - why is she a child in the vision? And is this objective in some way, to where some aspect of her was in on the plan? Or is it basically conjured by his own imagination in his continued grief?
- Fight choreography is excellent. From Thanos vs. Hulk, to that whole GOTG/Avengers vs. Thanos scene - how they coordinated all that is so impressive...Ironman seems to be getting a bit out of hand with all of his gadgets; he's almost like a tech version of Green Lantern, but its cool to watch anyway....So basically Starlord's brief moment of sentimentality over Gamora caused the death of half the beings in the universe...
- all of the character design, CGI, etc/ especially Thanos and Cull Obsidian/the Black Order look so good...
- the humor seems to be getting better w/these films; the GOTG banter with Thor had me laughing both viewings...
Thanos is such a great villain and really made the movie for me. His moments of vulnerability were more moving than the deaths of all the heroes IMO. Slightly disappointed with the re-writing as the whole storyline w/Gamora is interesting but I'm not not sure why they basically reinvented the entire reason for acquiring the stones and the Infinity War. Its supposed to be a sort of dark romance with him attempting to end all life as a sacrifice in order to court Lady Death who he's in love with - basically the abstraction of death personified as a woman - and I thought they were going to introduce her, and that whole theme in this movie. Gamora and the daddy-daughter dynamic seems to vaguely replace this. Seems to me that a lot of these writers are borrowing ideas like this depopulation agenda from pop culture globalist/NWO-type conspiracy theories, and its a lot less creative than the original storyline. At least it wasn't overly politicized....
Still enjoyed the dynamic between him and Gamora...But I didn't really understand his vision of her after all the death. He sees her and its like he's reporting to her that the job is done. Left wondering - why is she a child in the vision? And is this objective in some way, to where some aspect of her was in on the plan? Or is it basically conjured by his own imagination in his continued grief?
Posted by MetatronI think you essentially summed it up in your previous paragraph. I think it's kinda foreshadowing that he's going to try to get Gamora/Death to love him, but she's not going to and it's going to torment him in the long run somehow.
easily my favorite Marvel film yet....went twice and may go a third time...from the very first scene I knew it was going to be good...
- Fight choreography is excellent. From Thanos vs. Hulk, to that whole GOTG/Avengers vs. Thanos scene - how they coordinated all that is so impressive...Ironman seems to be getting a bit out of hand with all of his gadgets; he's almost like a tech version of Green Lantern, but its cool to watch anyway....So basically Starlord's brief moment of sentimentality over Gamora caused the death of half the beings in the universe...
- all of the character design, CGI, etc/ especially Thanos and Cull Obsidian/the Black Order look so good...
- the humor seems to be getting better w/these films; the GOTG banter with Thor had me laughing both viewings...
Thanos is such a great villain and really made the movie for me. His moments of vulnerability were more moving than the deaths of all the heroes IMO. Slightly disappointed with the re-writing as the whole storyline w/Gamora is interesting but I'm not not sure why they basically reinvented the entire reason for acquiring the stones and the Infinity War. Its supposed to be a sort of dark romance with him attempting to end all life as a sacrifice in order to court Lady Death who he's in love with - basically the abstraction of death personified as a woman - and I thought they were going to introduce her, and that whole theme in this movie. Gamora and the daddy-daughter dynamic seems to vaguely replace this. Seems to me that a lot of these writers are borrowing ideas like this depopulation agenda from pop culture globalist/NWO-type conspiracy theories, and its a lot less creative than the original storyline. At least it wasn't overly politicized....
Still enjoyed the dynamic between him and Gamora...But I didn't really understand his vision of her after all the death. He sees her and its like he's reporting to her that the job is done. Left wondering - why is she a child in the vision? And is this objective in some way, to where some aspect of her was in on the plan? Or is it basically conjured by his own imagination in his continued grief?
I wouldn't be surprised that lady death makes an appearance in the next episode, he might have caught her attention
Definitely the best MCU film I've seen. It really felt like the Empire Strikes Back of our generation, a totally grim and dark comic book film after years of making popcorn friendly type films. The reaction and silence from the crowd after the movie, along with all the chatter really made for a one of a kind experience that I haven't witnessed in a long time. They took a risk on this one and it paid off, kudos to the MCU.
This is definitely up there with The Dark Knight and Logan for me in regards to the holy grail of comic book films. Can't wait for Captain Marvel and the next Avengers.
This is definitely up there with The Dark Knight and Logan for me in regards to the holy grail of comic book films. Can't wait for Captain Marvel and the next Avengers.
I also enjoyed this film.
It was truly spectacular start to finish, and I look forward to the second half.
It was truly spectacular start to finish, and I look forward to the second half.
Dr. Strange will fix everything.
Posted by WittyGem88v2Dr strange "I will not hesitate to throw any of you under the bus to protect the stone"
I was thinking that possibly part of why Dr. strange gave up the Time Stone to save Iron Man was because he saw it in the future that they need Iron Man to defeat Thanos. Remember before they encountered Thanos, he saw 14,000+ potential futures for them and they only win ONCE. That once must invilve Iron Man otherwise he wouldnt have given up the Time Stone.
(...later...)
"please spare his life, here is the stone....take it pls"
It's pretty obvious strange has a plan.
He literally says it at the end "Its going according to the plan"
Posted by Impulsvyou shouldn't read this thread before watching the movie though
I haven’t watched it but amazon prime has marvels infinity stone the key to infinity war?
I suppose it’s explained in detail
I liked the fact that some scenes had quips flying so fast I could barely follow.
Posted by LittleStarPosted by MetatronHe used the time stone. It was him talking to her in the past while he was time traveling to apologize to her. She vaguely remembers this which is why she asked Starlord to kill her so that he wouldn’t be able to get to the stone as the thing he loved wouldn’t exist. But he used the reality stone to make Starlord attempts useless.
easily my favorite Marvel film yet....went twice and may go a third time...from the very first scene I knew it was going to be good...
- Fight choreography is excellent. From Thanos vs. Hulk, to that whole GOTG/Avengers vs. Thanos scene - how they coordinated all that is so impressive...Ironman seems to be getting a bit out of hand with all of his gadgets; he's almost like a tech version of Green Lantern, but its cool to watch anyway....So basically Starlord's brief moment of sentimentality over Gamora caused the death of half the beings in the universe...
- all of the character design, CGI, etc/ especially Thanos and Cull Obsidian/the Black Order look so good...
- the humor seems to be getting better w/these films; the GOTG banter with Thor had me laughing both viewings...
Thanos is such a great villain and really made the movie for me. His moments of vulnerability were more moving than the deaths of all the heroes IMO. Slightly disappointed with the re-writing as the whole storyline w/Gamora is interesting but I'm not not sure why they basically reinvented the entire reason for acquiring the stones and the Infinity War. Its supposed to be a sort of dark romance with him attempting to end all life as a sacrifice in order to court Lady Death who he's in love with - basically the abstraction of death personified as a woman - and I thought they were going to introduce her, and that whole theme in this movie. Gamora and the daddy-daughter dynamic seems to vaguely replace this. Seems to me that a lot of these writers are borrowing ideas like this depopulation agenda from pop culture globalist/NWO-type conspiracy theories, and its a lot less creative than the original storyline. At least it wasn't overly politicized....
Still enjoyed the dynamic between him and Gamora...But I didn't really understand his vision of her after all the death. He sees her and its like he's reporting to her that the job is done. Left wondering - why is she a child in the vision? And is this objective in some way, to where some aspect of her was in on the plan? Or is it basically conjured by his own imagination in his continued grief?
I don’t think they introduced the Death thing because it wasn’t as sympathetic of a motive and since she hadn’t been brought up at this point in the movies it wouldn’t have worked as well as using situations with characters people already cared about.
The Fish is glad too they are changing it a bit so that the movies aren’t super predictable. click to expandclick to expandclick to expand
Interesting idea but not so sure. It seems more like a type of vision or alternate realm - not physical existence in real time. He tells her its finished when he arrives. Would seem odd that they had that convo already that far back into her actual childhood...In the comics, the whole reason she turns against him is that she finds out about his plan of genocide. If I remember correctly, he's not even wearing the gauntlet in that scene. That orange place he's transported to - the landscape of it is otherworldly. In reading up on it, a lot of people think he's inside the orange soul stone. In the comics, Gamora's soul is inside the stone at one point. That stone is actually a sentient being and houses souls.
Saw the movie opening weekend. I have no knowledge of marvel movies and havent seen more than a handful, but despite that I thought this was a great movie.
Posted by hydorahFor me personally I probably wouldn't have ever cared enough to watch the movie in the first place.Posted by Impulsv
I haven’t watched it but amazon prime has marvels infinity stone the key to infinity war?
I suppose it’s explained in detail
you shouldn't read this thread before watching the movie though click to expandclick to expand
After reading some spoilers though it might actually be worth watching.
anybody else was distracted by black panther's huge bulge?
Posted by merakii didnt feel that..."Oh how did u like the movie " excitement after we all left....
I'm honestly still depressed. A sequel is obvious tho.
there's another spiderman movie coming out lol
i wasn't really happy..
good film yeah
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