AVENGERS ENDGAME SPOILER THREAD

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

Infinity War was better but if Infinity War is like an A or an A- then End Game is still a B+ I got both these joints in my top 5 MCU along with Black Panther, Winter Soldier and @Ironman

 

[Paper Boi]

damn you spent 6 hours of your week watching end game?

 

[OmegaK2099]

Is that Kang?

Ya

 

[Blankthawtz]

didn't need a second viewing to notice this....

 

[JerseyBoy23]

shyt, I'm about have a third viewing later tonight. To each his though of course.

Flick has everything in it. Drama, comedy, action, adventure, and suspense.

 

[BStapies]

Infinity War was definitely better but Endgame is like a solid 8.5/10

 

[DosCadenaz]

It ain't seeing gone with the wind tho

 

[Bigblackted4]

Brie Larson is mad fukking cute

Not into white girls but that’s my thought she’s cute not so much attractive though

 

[DosCadenaz]

Yeah after a 3rd watch I might even have Civil War over this

Avengers
Infinity War
Civil War
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Ultron

 

[Bryan Danielson]

The SHOCKING Truth Behind the 'Avengers: Endgame' Sandwich Scene

Early in Avengers: Endgame, a melancholy Black Widow chows down on the loneliest of meals – a peanut butter sandwich on white bread. She’s still grieving those lost in the snap, when who should show up, but good old Captain America himself. What follows is an exchange between the two meant to be a moment of playful levity.

But what if I told you there was a shocking truth behind the Endgame sandwich scene? Continue reading on for the story of the year. No, the story of the century. Spoilers follow.

As Avengers: Endgame opens, the surviving heroes attempt to undo what Thanos did at the end of Infinity War – and fail. Thanos has destroyed the Infinity stones, and in a fit of rage, Thor chops the Mad Titan’s big, stupid, purple head off. Cut to five years later: the surviving people of Earth are trying to move on, but it’s not easy. Not even for superheroes.

Natasha, aka Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), is one of the few Avengers still holding down the fort. She’s slumming around Avengers HQ wearing sweats, her roots growing out, making herself depression sandwiches. Ever the optimist, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), shows up and gives a little speech about how he saw whales in the Hudson, and how the air feels cleaner, and so on, since half the planet’s population is dead. It’s his valiant, but ultimately ham-fisted, attempt at looking on the sunny side of genocide. And Natasha isn’t having it. She tells Steve that if he keeps trying to tell her to look on the bright side, she’s going to throw her sandwich at him.

Pretty straightforward. A brief, slightly amusing moment between two old friends, with nothing more to it, right? Wrong. Because buried within the context of this scene is a truth so shocking, so devistating, so mind-blowing that it will literally murder you to death.

Or not. In fact there’s no proof that there’s a hidden meaning to this scene at all. However, any readers of Ben Fritz’s engrossing The Big Picture: The Fight for the Future of Movies, might pick up on something here. Fritz’s booktracks Hollywood’s journey towards being what it is today – that is to say, an industry hung-up on superheroes and big tentpole franchises. Marvel Studios takes up a big portion of the tome, as does the struggles of Sony (the infamous Sony hacks, in which countless numbers of internal Sony emails were leaked, serve as one of the biggest sources for the book).


Fritz details a lunch meeting between Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige, and Sony exec Amy Pascal. The meeting comes a year after Sony’s The Amazing Spider-Man 2 failed to be the mega-blockbuster the studio was hoping for. At the time, Marvel really wanted to bring Spider-Man into the MCU, but Sony had a firm grip on the web-slinger. Feige, seizing on Sony’s struggles with Spidey, attempted to broach the subject of bringing the character into the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Pascal was appalled, so much so that she threw her food at Feige:

At a lunch on a patio outside [Amy Pascal’s] office, in the summer after The Amazing Spider-Man 2, [Kevin Feige] pitched his fellow creative executive on the benefits of having Marvel Studios produce the next film, so that Peter Parker could join the same cinematic universe as Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. “I love Spider-Man and I want to help,” he told her.

Pascal was so offended, she threw her sandwich at Feige and told him, playfully but truthfully, to “get the fukk out of here.” Turning the character over would be an insult, she felt, not jut to her but to the entire studio.

Someone throwing a sandwich at someone else offering what they think is helpful info? Sounds mighty familiar! We’ve cracked this wide open! Unless this is all a coincidence. In which case we’re sorry you had to read this.

That’s hilarious...... Fiegie having the Russo’s put subliminals in this movie


Man makes me wonder how much other shyt we may aint caught that other execs caught or know what it is

 

[ajnapoleon]

A few things I caught

That fight with tony Thor and cap
1. Thanos was going for kill shots he just got stopped before he could kill
2.when thanos has tony in his hands he was gonna rip tony in 2 like a comic I seen but Thor hit him with the hammer



When A-force came together (and also when the portals opened up) I seen mantis .... I’m think what the fukk is she gonna do

She not a fighter


Ant-man swinging on that flying chitari ship was


Big catch I thought of was going back to the beginning of Ant-man one when hank pym bust that guy face on the table next to Howard stark ...


Hank was mad that someone was stealing or got there hands on pym particles.... when it was fukking cap that stole them in end game in the past




I really don’t want to see captain marvel being the leader of the avengers


And there is a romantic link between her and war machine ... don’t need to see that


Is that the end of nebula

 

[OmegaK2099]

Is that the end of nebula

Alternate timeline nebula

 

[Golayitdown]

Spoiler

Marvel's the master at turning the bare minimum into a spectacle.They cut so many corners in this movie, it's ridiculous.

Hulk should've wrecked shyt.Black Widow dead, trying on the Stark Gauntlet, getting bombed by Thanos, and trying to hold up a building

while his friends nearly drown? That was a reason for him to show a lil "World Breaker Hulk" & go ham in a rematch with Thanos.

The Russo Bro's are the best Marvel has to offer, but they short changed the Hulk something terrible.....................

Not only that, they only won because the real villain of the series(Thanos with the Infinity Gauntlet) basically committed suicide during the 1st act.

So they never had to defeat the all powerful Thanos.Only a weakened version.I understand that's part of the whole "strategy" of the film, but still.

It was an easy out....covered in spectacle.The last battle is overrated.Other than Cap using Mjolnir & all the dusted returning, the actual fighting

was a scrambled mess...covered in spectacle.Marvel's good at what they do, tho.Gotta give em their props.They've made a gazillion bucks......

and yet, I don't think they've ever gone ALL OUT in a flick.They're the masters at giving you just enough.

They gone be mad at me..................

Just saw this today and you saved me a lot of keystrokes with this accurate description

 

[Real]

Can someone explain to me why Nebula tried to call nikkas instead of just activating her time travel thing to return to present....i thought that was so dumb

 

[FunkDoc1112]

Yeah I disagree. On second viewing it got better. The opening stuff is all character and needed. And the whole movie is based on that. It’s much better than infinity war because it feels like a whole movie instead of one long third act.

It moves at a good clip, everyone gets moments to shine all based in character, it has emotional payoffs for the whole 10 years and just for the movie itself, and the main action sequence in it is fantastic.

Yeah, I also enjoyed it even more on the second viewing. The "slow" beginning is absolutely necessary to give the effects of the Snap the weight it needs. Dude zapped half the universe...we can't just have everybody springing back into action like that. shyt's too personal.