Movie scenes that occurred offscreen that you would like to see

[Devilinurear]

Oh you wanna find out like @Paper Boi too?

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[valet]

Seven. Yall know the scene.

 

[ExodusNirvana]

Seven. Yall know the scene.

 

[Wargames]

Captain America returning the soul stone

I’m hoping they do eventually show it in some form.... maybe in Loki?

 

[Whips-n-Chains]

Seven. Yall know the scene.

“he made me fukk her!”

 

[Days of Future Piff]

I wanted to see some Boba Fett disentegrations...

Plus, I always felt like the bounty hunters didn't get enough shine.

On a darker note, I wish we could have seen more when it came to Anakin fighting other Jedi masters and not just kids... but then again maybe that was the point.

Last but not least (Not a movie example), I wish MGS2 could have had a separate campaign that was from Snake's point of view--we never got to see his side of things or what Strut 2 was like before the bombs went off. I know we had Snaketales, and that was cool, but this still feels like a missed opportunity.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Yoda communicating with the force ghost of Qui Gon Jinn at the end of revenge of the sith. They filmed it but I dont know why its not on any release so far.

They animated the scene but without Liam Neeson, who wasn't available to do it in time (mostly because George wasn't sure whether he wanted it in there; as he wanted to keep Obi-Wan talking to Luke in ANH as a 'surprise'). Liam was up for it, and is up for returning in the Obi-Wan series as well.

Entire sequel trilogy - a Mark Hamill/Harrison Ford/Carrie Fisher scene

 

[Mortal1]

Thanos’ attack on Xandar

I wouldn't be surprised if it was the opening scene from an eventual Nova movie.

 

[OmegaK2099]

They animated the scene but without Liam Neeson, who wasn't available to do it in time (mostly because George wasn't sure whether he wanted it in there; as he wanted to keep Obi-Wan talking to Luke in ANH as a 'surprise'). Liam was up for it, and is up for returning in the Obi-Wan series as well.
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Entire sequel trilogy - a Mark Hamill/Harrison Ford/Carrie Fisher scene

Why'd they kill off qui gon so quick? The explanation I get is because they couldn't afford him and bad writing?

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Why'd they kill off qui gon so quick? The explanation I get is because they couldn't afford him and bad writing?

Well the OG's set up that Obi-Wan trained Anakin so Qui-Gon was always a goner.

Dave Filoni explains better than anyone except George why Qui-Gon had to go:

 

[HipHopStan]

The Westchester Incident from Logan.

All we know about it is in 2028, Charles Xavier had a seizure which caused him to lose control of his powers and it ended up injuring over 600 people in the surrounding area and killing many noted, but unnamed members of X-Men who where there at the forefront of it. It caused the disbandment of the X-Men, the school was closed down, Wolverine and Charles went into hiding and the United States government classified Xavier's brain as a weapon of mass destruction.

Professor X: "I did something. Something unspeakable. I've remembered what happened in Westchester. This is not the first time I've hurt people."

 

[Kidd Dibiase]

Doughboy being killed

 

[Drew Wonder]

Bruce getting back to Gotham after escaping the prison in The Dark Knight Rises

The entire backstory for the Force Awakens (the rise of the First Order, Luke’s Jedi Academy, Ben Solo becoming Kylo Ren) was significantly more interesting than anything they showed us in the Disney trilogy

 

[3rd Koast Kang]

Denzel getting into it and killing the russian in training day

 

[WesCrook]

Denzel getting into it and killing the russian in training day

I've always figured he was coked out of his mind when it happened.