thinking back, just asking, someone correct my thinking please
but if gamora from a past timeline is now in this future, shouldn't it technically be possible to bring a past black widow into this future?
they both died for the soul stone
If they did that it would rip that Black Widow away from her own timeline. So they'd actually be fukking over a lot more people - they would fukk her over because they'd rip her out of her own timeline and force her to live in theirs, and they'd fukk over the Avengers and everyone else she knows in her own timeline by taking Black Widow away from them. It basically would be creating even more loss.
So was it just me or did anyone else feel like it was ooc for cap to not even think about if the other avengers were alright after Thanos blew up their headquarters?
None of them even mentioned them once they saw Thanos lol
Whatever it takes. They were in pure survival mode at that point and he knew the #1 priority for everyone's lives was eliminating Thanos.
Who would expect they homie to go out simping like that?what the hell was so great about the 50's Cap
Plus it was fukked up that he came and disrupted Tonys life and was asking him to potentially lose his daughter,only for him to end up going back in time to live happily ever after. He had a new love interest in the last movie,I don't remember her getting killed. So it was a little weird to have him still obsessing over ol girl
But yeah,I'm sure he told Bucky before he left. Hopefully this is the end of the franchise and they put all of their attention into X-Men now. Time for Avengers to take a backseat for the A-List stars
The endings for Ironman/Capt were the inversion of the beginnings and how they were showing the character development. When they were first introducted, Ironman was a pure cocky a$$hole who only thought about himself and no one else, while Captain America was the model of selflessness to the point where he was almost a caricature. Over time they both became more complex, with the strange middle point coming in Civil War where Ironman is actually the one willing to "submit" for the good of society, while Captain America is the one who goes rogue because he has ceased to trust the institutions he once blindly obeyed. They were both incompletely formed and wrong at that point though. The events of Infinity War and the five years of dealing with defeat in Endgame further refined them, and the finishing touches were put on in their fight for the universe.
By the end, Ironman has discovered true, legitimate selflessness, willing to give up what he's gained in his own life, even his family life, for the greater good of humanity and everyone else's families. While Captain America has reached closure with his lifelong campaign to save the world and can finally take a step back and just live life as another person, accept his humanity alongside everyone else's.
The Spiderman I've always known just was who he was once he put the suit on,someone who wouldn't shut up or stop cracking jokes under any circumstances.
Now all of a sudden you guys are telling me he is just too star struck
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What character growth have we seen in these movies aside from maybe Hulk and Terrence Howard turning into Don Cheadle lol? I don't know what they were thinking with this weak nuetured version of Hulk btw? There won't be any character growth as far as personality,people have gravitated to this version of Spiderman for whatever reason. This fish out of water,always seemingly flustered version of Spiderman is what we are stuck with. Think about what you said,3 features is alot breh,hopefully I am wrong though.
I swear 90% of the bytching in this thread are people treating the original comics like they're the fukking Koran and getting pissed as hell if anything has been changed for any reason, even if it makes sense or was better.
"But the OG Hulk/Spiderman/Thor/Thanos/Captain America/Ironman was my favorite since I was 7 and now they've made him too emotional/human/nerfed/depowered/complex for me!!!!"
Spiderman is a damn teenager who stumbled into crazy powers and then got launched into a situation with a crew of fully-formed adult heroes who been at this shyt for years. Let him act like an actual teenager would act and don't be pissed that he's not some unrealistic character. Besides, the MCU already got a load of smartalec wisecracking jokers, if Spiderman was nothing more than another Ironman/Rocket/Quill cracking jokes all the time he wouldn't be bringing anything new to the table. He's the only one to represented the cocky/insecure dualities of the young hero.
What character growth have we seen in these movies aside from maybe Hulk and Terrence Howard turning into Don Cheadle lol?
Like I said above, there's been mad character growth for Tony Stark and Captain America. Hulk and Thor both progressed significantly through their ups and downs. Falcon and Cheadle's War Machine both became more confident and grew into their identities as actual superheroes who deserved to be there with everyone else. Gamora went from a simple killing machine to someone who could actually be part of a team and engage in complex relationships with others - in some sense all of the Guardians went through a similar journey, especially Rocket. Black Widow learned to be more vulnerable, Vision learned about human love. Hawkeye went in the opposite direction and became a traumatized shell of himself. And I can't believe I forgot Black Panther for a moment, how he went from just a son of his father trying to live out his father's legacy, to realizing that his father was in the wrong and that he had to carve out a new path for the greater good of all humanity.
edit - and of course I forgot about Loki, who showed mad character development
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