The Official "Avengers: Infinity War" Thread (SPOILERS)

[Dillah810]

In the trailer it was a timeskip. After he snapped to the plabet with the sunset the dude as I said was walking gingerly and sat down like he ran a mile. He took a while to compose himself because he got stabbed sure but after that he said you should have went for the head and looked completely fine.


Whoever made this...is a dumbass

Not really. If the snap kills all living things, then that would also include plants. Therefore if half of everything is gone, then there still won't be enough resources to go around because one of those very important resources are plants.

 

[Emoryal]

Not really. If the snap kills all living things, then that would also include plants. Therefore if half of everything is gone, then there still won't be enough resources to go around because one of those very important resources are plants.

He said to strange he was killing people though IN THAT SCENE

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

As good as the movie is....can't stop thinking about how stupid Thanos plan is.

 

[MJ Truth]

As good as the movie is....can't stop thinking about how stupid Thanos plan is.

Expound.

 

[Dr. Narcisse]

Expound.

Thanos would essentially have to keep snapping his fingers every so many years.


However, I wouldn't be surprised in Endgame if Thanos realizes how dumb his plan was and shows contrition (though still being a villain of course)

 

[winb83]

So like....

Even though he did the snap and significantly changed the entire scale of the war and winning it.

If you go back and look at him, the power to generate all of that took practically EVERYTHING out of him. Not to mention he had a big ass AXE in his chest that was almost a fatal attack.

Dude literally was staggering out of the fight and if we being honest.... with a fresh Thor right there in front of him (who wasn’t by any means damaged or tired just in shock).

If Thanos would’ve stayed a moment longer, everything he accomplished would’ve been undone or at worst he’d been killed by Thor.

So he had to high tail it out, he couldn’t fukk around and stay any longer, his ego ain’t that big.

Even in the final shot of him, he looked like he’d been through hell and was trynna recover.

Martha

I look at it like this. Thanos was wrong. With the power he acquired he could have solved overpopulation another better way. He was working backwards from his hypothesis as if it was the only solution to his perceived problem.

It was explained in the comic that he did what he was doing because he fell in love with death and the only way to get her attention was to cause that level of death on a massive scale. I mean that's still a bit silly but it's far better than some smart guy so obsessed with his solution he's got on blinders to any other way.

I find it funny that people got so upset over Netflix calling him a sociopath when that's exactly what he was. Half the universe had to die because it was his derived answer to the problem of overpopulation. It's not even as if they died to prove him right because he never really attempted another way.

It's like if a guy's wife got cancer and he didn't want the cancer to kill her so he says the only way to stop the cancer from killing her it to kill her himself. He smothers her to death with a pillow. Maybe he loved his wife and he didn't want to see her waste away to nothing so he did it out of love. Sure he prevented the cancer from killing her but was he right that was the only way?

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Without question Thor was just a few moments away from killing Thanos, skewed by his own rage and the need for closure. In typical Asgardian fashion, he has to be the Warrior that brings his enemy to his knees and announce his victory before finishing the job.

Thanos is not the nikka to try that on & we saw the consequences. Pride, Rage, & Love (Quill) allowed Thanos to win. :HulkBushmaster:

 

[Mission249]

Thanos would essentially have to keep snapping his fingers every so many years.
However, I wouldn't be surprised in Endgame if Thanos realizes how dumb his plan was and shows contrition (though still being a villain of course)

He snapped away half the universe not the planet. He's concerned about the balance of the universe not just Earth. They even showed him wiping out the population of other planets. There'll undoubtedly still be localized abundances and shortages of resource throughout the universe.

I think the more interesting question is why wiping out half the universe appears to evenly distribute over Earth's population. But...who cares...

 

[KravenMorehead™]

:HulkBushmaster:

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

Thanos didn't know who the snap would kill off, which you could argue adds to the stupidity as he could be leaving all of the greedy wasteful beings alive. It was "fair" tho.

And let's be real, most villains have questionable ass plans if you really break them down. Killmonger, Luthor, etc. It's about how piff their journey to accomplishing their goals is. Thanos ranks at the top there.

The ones who just want to wreck shyt make the most sense - Vader/Emperor, Joker, Ocean Master. I thought Vulture in HOMECOMING was dope too, how he wanted to keep it lowkey.

 

[Mantis Toboggan M.D.]

Thanos didn't know who the snap would kill off, which you could argue adds to the stupidity as he could be leaving all of the greedy wasteful beings alive. It was "fair" tho.

And let's be real, most villains have questionable ass plans if you really break them down. Killmonger, Luthor, etc. It's about how piff their journey to accomplishing their goals is. Thanos ranks at the top there.

The ones who just want to wreck shyt make the most sense - Vader/Emperor, Joker, Ocean Master. I thought Vulture in HOMECOMING was dope too, how he wanted to keep it lowkey.

Vulture was basically a thief who knew how much to steal to fly under the radar to make a profit. Relatively speaking he was small time compared to the emperor or the joker’s plans. He was just a high tech hustler. Loki in Thor 1 was another good example.

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Thanos didn't know who the snap would kill off, which you could argue adds to the stupidity as he could be leaving all of the greedy wasteful beings alive. It was "fair" tho.

And let's be real, most villains have questionable ass plans if you really break them down. Killmonger, Luthor, etc. It's about how piff their journey to accomplishing their goals is. Thanos ranks at the top there.

The ones who just want to wreck shyt make the most sense - Vader/Emperor, Joker, Ocean Master. I thought Vulture in HOMECOMING was dope too, how he wanted to keep it lowkey.

:SkreetsWatchin:

Breh Vader and the Emperor were plotting long term, their rampage was purposefully aimed at ruling the entire GALAXY, which they succeed in doing. Ocean Master wanted to subjugate the entire Planet under his rule, again controlled chaos with a built in timer.

Only the Joker was in it simply to wreck shyt. Simply for the sake of chaos eternal. In his own words, he was like a dog chasing a car, he doesn't know what he'd do if he actually caught it.

 

[Soymuscle Mike]

:SkreetsWatchin:

Breh Vader and the Emperor were plotting long term, their rampage was purposefully aimed at ruling the entire GALAXY, which they succeed in doing. Ocean Master wanted to subjugate the entire Planet under his rule, again controlled chaos with a built in timer.

Only the Joker was in it simply to wreck shyt. Simply for the sake of chaos eternal. In his own words, he was like a dog chasing a car, he doesn't know what he'd do if he actually caught it.

Yeah my bad I wanted to write wreck shyt or be dictators but was early as fukk on my phone etc.

You right (Khaled voice).

 

[AnonymityX1000]

Yeah, I believe they confirmed Thanos' snap killed plants and animals to. Therefore, it is a very dumb plan. But they also said he was an unreliable narrator in IW so maybe he was lying about why he did it.

 

[Ziggiy]

I can definitely imagine this scene going down in the MCU

Lol that would be funny