How they nerfing Wanda when she shook Thanos harder than any other Avenger? He got so shook he had to call in his ships to just blow up the whole battlefield.
You got a point about that, I overlooked that because I was kind of looking at it from the standpoint of Thanos shouldn't have even been able to resist her hex magic from the jump, but that's more nitpicking than anything. Like I said, a lot to unpack.
It did start a new timeline, it's just the entire MCU actually takes place in the new timeline where Old Cap went back, not the original one. Perhaps the original one has subtle differences.
Nebula killing her past self DID create a new timeline. There's an alternate timeline where Nebula, Gomorra, Thanos, and the rest of them don't exist after 2014. But that's not the line the movie takes place in .
the way the Ancient One and Banner were talking made the point that everything was gravy continuity-wise as long as the stones were brought back to their original timeline exactly when they were removed iirc. I kind of accept that they used the stones as a plot device to solve all the possible timeline fractures their traveling would've created, it just feels a bit heavy-handed.
Are you just saying that you won't accept any movie with time travel full stop? Cause as they pointed out themselves, all the other time travel movies have bigger plotholes. Unless you go with the "alternate timelines created" path but don't change your own timeline, then you quickly get into logical impossibilities.
I'm not saying I won't accept any time travel from any film, but there's even more suspension of disbelief needed than it would otherwise be when it is incorporated into a story. Any example of it that involves people traveling through time in a non-astral form opens up logical and causality flaws, which is why some writers and producers opt to avoid it altogether.
Some opinions are too trash to even engage with. This is twitter generation where everyone has a 30 second attention span, some people just want a bunch of fight scenes and think that actually makes a good movie. Infinity War had virtually no surprises and no drama, no character development cause they had to follow too many characters at once, the fight scenes weren't even that interesting because Thanos with stones was so powerful that he just bodied everyone, but people actually believe it was better solely because it had a higher fighting time to non fighting time ratio.
IW had a much more fluid pace, and the moments of fighting were very much impactful though. I won't say the exposition wasn't necessary in Endgame because we needed to see how the world was managing after IW, but it did drag a bit at times.
was funny
yes. 
forever. He then discovers his plan was flawed 
