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it_is_crownDidnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".
honestly i completely forgot that he was making her a suit by the time it was relevant and I was so horribly confused. One downside of 3+ hour movies is that details get forgotten.
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10
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Didnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".[/quote]
honestly i completely forgot that he was making her a suit by the time it was relevant and I was so horribly confused. One downside of 3+ hour movies is that details get forgotten.
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10
Didnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".[/quote]
honestly i completely forgot that he was making her a suit by the time it was relevant and I was so horribly confused. One downside of 3+ hour movies is that details get forgotten.
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10
Llanfairpwllgwyngylla rat saved half the universe from being dead
paging Kev
[quote=Llanfairpwllgwyngyll]a rat saved half the universe from being dead[/quote]
paging Kev
paging Kev
Llanfairpwllgwyngylla rat saved half the universe from being dead
that rat redeemed his great great great grandfather that started the black death
[quote=Llanfairpwllgwyngyll]a rat saved half the universe from being dead[/quote]
that rat redeemed his great great great grandfather that started the black death
that rat redeemed his great great great grandfather that started the black death
Are we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite
Are we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite
carterit_is_crownDidnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10
Professor Hulk is a pretty well known comic book series and rendition of bruce banner, Im glad they ended up adding him in the end :)
[quote=carter][quote=it_is_crown]
Didnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".[/quote]
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10[/quote]
Professor Hulk is a pretty well known comic book series and rendition of bruce banner, Im glad they ended up adding him in the end :)
Didnt get any small talk between Tony and Pepper about her armor. I was waiting something about the gift or "how does it feel?".[/quote]
I really fucking liked this movie, Fat Thor and Hulk Banner were super weird executive decisions but they ended up working so well. 10/fucking10[/quote]
Professor Hulk is a pretty well known comic book series and rendition of bruce banner, Im glad they ended up adding him in the end :)
YohnAre we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite
I'm really trying to erase the memory of that and hulk dabbing
[quote=Yohn]Are we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite[/quote]
I'm really trying to erase the memory of that and hulk dabbing
I'm really trying to erase the memory of that and hulk dabbing
YohnAre we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite
I would have been more annoyed at this but at least it is used to show how far Thor has fallen that he is now a fortnite degenerate
[quote=Yohn]Are we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite[/quote]
I would have been more annoyed at this but at least it is used to show how far Thor has fallen that he is now a fortnite degenerate
I would have been more annoyed at this but at least it is used to show how far Thor has fallen that he is now a fortnite degenerate
This movie is a huge fan service fiesta. As someone who is only mildly interested in the MCU I found it to be boring as all hell. There's no nuance or tension, everything happens exactly how you'd expect it to with a metric ton of verbal exposition. The parts that stood out the most to me were the Fortnite, Audi, and Ben and Jerry's adverts.
This movie is a huge fan service fiesta. As someone who is only mildly interested in the MCU I found it to be boring as all hell. There's no nuance or tension, everything happens exactly how you'd expect it to with a metric ton of verbal exposition. The parts that stood out the most to me were the Fortnite, Audi, and Ben and Jerry's adverts.
truktrukThis movie is a huge fan service fiesta. As someone who is only mildly interested in the MCU I found it to be boring as all hell. There's no nuance or tension, everything happens exactly how you'd expect it to with a metric ton of verbal exposition. The parts that stood out the most to me were the Fortnite, Audi, and Ben and Jerry's adverts.
yeah i don't think i'd recommend endgame to people that haven't seen at least half of the MCU since 2008 lol
all of the real action is in the last 30 mins of the movie or so and the first half of the movie is just showing everyone being depressed from the aftermath of infinity war
[quote=truktruk]This movie is a huge fan service fiesta. As someone who is only mildly interested in the MCU I found it to be boring as all hell. There's no nuance or tension, everything happens exactly how you'd expect it to with a metric ton of verbal exposition. The parts that stood out the most to me were the Fortnite, Audi, and Ben and Jerry's adverts.[/quote]
yeah i don't think i'd recommend endgame to people that haven't seen at least half of the MCU since 2008 lol
all of the real action is in the last 30 mins of the movie or so and the first half of the movie is just showing everyone being depressed from the aftermath of infinity war
yeah i don't think i'd recommend endgame to people that haven't seen at least half of the MCU since 2008 lol
all of the real action is in the last 30 mins of the movie or so and the first half of the movie is just showing everyone being depressed from the aftermath of infinity war
Well ya it was definitely a film for people who were more than mildly interested in the MCU, it was fairly predictable for the most part mainly because it’s the last film in the series and you don’t have to be too clever to realise it’s gonna end a bit better for the heroes this time, plus you could see exactly where it was going from past films + trailers
IMO it was impressive that they managed to keep it somewhat unpredictable when it came to the big things in the film like
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stark having a second gauntlet in his armour and finishing Thanos and co
but yeah I mean, you can’t expect to see the last film in a series this long and expect to truly get a lot out of it unless you’ve both seen the majority of previous films and are interested in the finale to begin with
Well ya it was definitely a film for people who were more than mildly interested in the MCU, it was fairly predictable for the most part mainly because it’s the last film in the series and you don’t have to be too clever to realise it’s gonna end a bit better for the heroes this time, plus you could see exactly where it was going from past films + trailers
IMO it was impressive that they managed to keep it somewhat unpredictable when it came to the big things in the film like [spoiler]stark having a second gauntlet in his armour and finishing Thanos and co[/spoiler]
but yeah I mean, you can’t expect to see the last film in a series this long and expect to truly get a lot out of it unless you’ve both seen the majority of previous films and are interested in the finale to begin with
IMO it was impressive that they managed to keep it somewhat unpredictable when it came to the big things in the film like [spoiler]stark having a second gauntlet in his armour and finishing Thanos and co[/spoiler]
but yeah I mean, you can’t expect to see the last film in a series this long and expect to truly get a lot out of it unless you’ve both seen the majority of previous films and are interested in the finale to begin with
easily the worst of the series. I had huge expectations based on the 3 hour length.
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The major battle scene could have saved the movie but the whole battle was one big reunion fest between major characters.
Capt America using Thor's hammer was awesome, as was Thanos plucking out the Power Gem to bust capt. Marvel in the face after he headbutt her.
I had a faint hope of the object entering the battle to be The Silver Surfer. Instead it was Capt Marvel and I was sad.
Capt America using Thor's hammer was awesome, as was Thanos plucking out the Power Gem to bust capt. Marvel in the face after he headbutt her.
I had a faint hope of the object entering the battle to be The Silver Surfer. Instead it was Capt Marvel and I was sad.
easily the worst of the series. I had huge expectations based on the 3 hour length.
[spoiler]The major battle scene could have saved the movie but the whole battle was one big reunion fest between major characters.
Capt America using Thor's hammer was awesome, as was Thanos plucking out the Power Gem to bust capt. Marvel in the face after he headbutt her.
I had a faint hope of the object entering the battle to be The Silver Surfer. Instead it was Capt Marvel and I was sad.[/spoiler]
[spoiler]The major battle scene could have saved the movie but the whole battle was one big reunion fest between major characters.
Capt America using Thor's hammer was awesome, as was Thanos plucking out the Power Gem to bust capt. Marvel in the face after he headbutt her.
I had a faint hope of the object entering the battle to be The Silver Surfer. Instead it was Capt Marvel and I was sad.[/spoiler]
Can someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.
Can someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.
Nub_DanishCan someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.
[quote=Nub_Danish]Can someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.[/quote]
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.
do y'all not remember in ragnarok where his sister literally shatters mjolnir? and then his dad has to tell him that it was a essentially a pacifier? like yeah thor can do all that shit without mjolnir but he certainly had to relearn how without it.
do y'all not remember in ragnarok where his sister literally shatters mjolnir? and then his dad has to tell him that it was a essentially a pacifier? like yeah thor can do all that shit without mjolnir but he certainly had to relearn how without it.
carterdo y'all not remember in ragnarok where his sister literally shatters mjolnir? and then his dad has to tell him that it was a essentially a pacifier? like yeah thor can do all that shit without mjolnir but he certainly had to relearn how without it.
SpaceCadetNub_DanishCan someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
[quote=carter]do y'all not remember in ragnarok where his sister literally shatters mjolnir? and then his dad has to tell him that it was a essentially a pacifier? like yeah thor can do all that shit without mjolnir but he certainly had to relearn how without it.[/quote]
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=Nub_Danish]Can someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.[/quote]
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.[/quote]
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=Nub_Danish]Can someone explain to me when captain America could you use lightning with thors hammer. It's stated in thor ragnorak that the hammer just channeled thors power so I don't see why captain america would get lightning powers from it.[/quote]
Among other powers, the hammer itself has the powers of the elements inside of it. That is why Capt America, or anyone holding the hammer, can call on those elements.
Thor can summon lightning and other elements without the hammer. The reason his lighting attacks and power are so devastating is because after so many years of use, he can channel and magnify his natural abilities through the hammer.[/quote]
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor"
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor"
truktrukAudi
the one bit where they blocked the entire shot of rdj driving up specifically have the audi logo get really close to the camera (pretending it was a visual gag i guess?) was next level blatant
[quote=truktruk]Audi[/quote]
the one bit where they blocked the entire shot of rdj driving up specifically have the audi logo get really close to the camera (pretending it was a visual gag i guess?) was next level blatant
the one bit where they blocked the entire shot of rdj driving up specifically have the audi logo get really close to the camera (pretending it was a visual gag i guess?) was next level blatant
Nub_DanishODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.
[quote=Nub_Danish]
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.
SpaceCadetNub_DanishODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.
I just want the movies not to have things that conflict with what's said directly in the movies, them breaking the lore from the comics is to be expected.
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=Nub_Danish]
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.[/quote]
I just want the movies not to have things that conflict with what's said directly in the movies, them breaking the lore from the comics is to be expected.
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.[/quote]
I just want the movies not to have things that conflict with what's said directly in the movies, them breaking the lore from the comics is to be expected.
SpaceCadetNub_DanishODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.
The movies just use the comics as an outline then fill in the gaps lol
[quote=SpaceCadet][quote=Nub_Danish]
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.[/quote]
The movies just use the comics as an outline then fill in the gaps lol
ODIN (CONT'D)
That hammer helped you control your
power, focus it. But it was never
the source of your strength
I wouldn't be surprised if in the comics and other renditions the hammer held power, but if the MCU is going to stay true to it's own lore it shouldn't contain power.[/quote]
Yes, I am talking about the comics. Its the only way to talk about it.
Obviously just about very single Marvel movie that was made is just to appeal to the audience and try to make an entertaining movie. That is totally fine but there are literally tons of things that are not found in the comics that find their way into the movies. My advice, stop quoting things from in the movies.[/quote]
The movies just use the comics as an outline then fill in the gaps lol
Just watched it and while cap+lightning, cap's return and some other things require a bit of "flexible logic" I'm willing to forgive it all for one simple reason.
As soon as the huge fight started I was reminded of a quote:
"Behold! The awesome fires of god. The limitless power of pure creation itself", my master would say. "Look carefully! Observe how it is used for the same purpose a man might use an especially sharp rock."
The whole thing was some straight up medieval shit, just people whacking each other with fists, space swords and everything in between. No one ever brings artillery to these fights. What are we, barbarians?
Well turns out that even though his execution was lacking this time, Thanos' plans are solid as always. He did bring artillery.
Be smart, be like Thanos. Bring artillery to a fist fight.
I mean I don't watch these films for hard sci-fi, I watch them for entertainment. Did it entertain, did it do what it should, was it a worthy finale? Yes it was.
Just watched it and while cap+lightning, cap's return and some other things require a bit of "flexible logic" I'm willing to forgive it all for one simple reason.
As soon as the huge fight started I was reminded of a quote:
[quote]"Behold! The awesome fires of god. The limitless power of pure creation itself", my master would say. "Look carefully! Observe how it is used for the same purpose a man might use an especially sharp rock."[/quote]
The whole thing was some straight up medieval shit, just people whacking each other with fists, space swords and everything in between. No one ever brings artillery to these fights. What are we, barbarians?
Well turns out that even though his execution was lacking this time, Thanos' plans are solid as always. He did bring artillery.
Be smart, be like Thanos. Bring artillery to a fist fight.
I mean I don't watch these films for hard sci-fi, I watch them for entertainment. Did it entertain, did it do what it should, was it a worthy finale? Yes it was.
As soon as the huge fight started I was reminded of a quote:
[quote]"Behold! The awesome fires of god. The limitless power of pure creation itself", my master would say. "Look carefully! Observe how it is used for the same purpose a man might use an especially sharp rock."[/quote]
The whole thing was some straight up medieval shit, just people whacking each other with fists, space swords and everything in between. No one ever brings artillery to these fights. What are we, barbarians?
Well turns out that even though his execution was lacking this time, Thanos' plans are solid as always. He did bring artillery.
Be smart, be like Thanos. Bring artillery to a fist fight.
I mean I don't watch these films for hard sci-fi, I watch them for entertainment. Did it entertain, did it do what it should, was it a worthy finale? Yes it was.
Amazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional
Amazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional
TrigaAmazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional
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[quote=Triga]Amazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional[/quote]
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TrigaAmazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional
Well the games market literally halved and a lot of programmers may have moved to more infrastructurally important projects so maybe we'd actually be stuck with Fortnite forever.
Also maybe aliens and 13 year olds have the same poor taste in video games and never moved to better games since they started playing it in 2019.
[quote=Triga]Amazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional[/quote]
Well the games market literally halved and a lot of programmers may have moved to more infrastructurally important projects so maybe we'd actually be stuck with Fortnite forever.
Also maybe aliens and 13 year olds have the same poor taste in video games and never moved to better games since they started playing it in 2019.
Well the games market literally halved and a lot of programmers may have moved to more infrastructurally important projects so maybe we'd actually be stuck with Fortnite forever.
Also maybe aliens and 13 year olds have the same poor taste in video games and never moved to better games since they started playing it in 2019.
YohnAre we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite
well to be fair, korg was playing fortnite and thor was only screaming at noobmaster69
[quote=Yohn]Are we all going to ignore the fact that Thor plays fortnite[/quote]
well to be fair, korg was playing fortnite and thor was only screaming at noobmaster69
well to be fair, korg was playing fortnite and thor was only screaming at noobmaster69
carterTrigaAmazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional
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Fortgay isn’t tf2 though..
[quote=carter][quote=Triga]Amazing film, but for them to think people will be playing fortnite in 5 years is delusional[/quote]
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Fortgay isn’t tf2 though..
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Fortgay isn’t tf2 though..
can't believe they have people playing fortnite in 2023 in this otherwise completely realistic movie
can't believe they have people playing fortnite in 2023 in this otherwise completely realistic movie
If you're this far into the thread you're probably expecting spoilers anyway but
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I enjoyed the time heist segment of the movie a lot. Final battle felt kinda meh. And I didn't laugh as much as I did in Infinity War. I barely remember any jokes that made me laugh now that I'm thinking about it. This film felt more focused on closing loose ends in each of the heroes' franchises (which was nice for cap and tony).
If you're this far into the thread you're probably expecting spoilers anyway but
[spoiler]I enjoyed the time heist segment of the movie a lot. Final battle felt kinda meh. And I didn't laugh as much as I did in Infinity War. I barely remember any jokes that made me laugh now that I'm thinking about it. This film felt more focused on closing loose ends in each of the heroes' franchises (which was nice for cap and tony).[/spoiler]
[spoiler]I enjoyed the time heist segment of the movie a lot. Final battle felt kinda meh. And I didn't laugh as much as I did in Infinity War. I barely remember any jokes that made me laugh now that I'm thinking about it. This film felt more focused on closing loose ends in each of the heroes' franchises (which was nice for cap and tony).[/spoiler]
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