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Thanos beating the hulk really set the tone for me lmao hulk was scared to come out after that
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Originally Posted By getseverygirl⏩
His ego was beyond crushed lmao, but he did have the power stone already by then. Storm breaker was epic and when Tony got stabbed everyone was dead silent in my theaterThanos beating the hulk really set the tone for me lmao hulk was scared to come out after that
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Originally Posted By JUSA⏩
Oh cool, so hopefully we get to see what that mission is in the AntMan movie this summerThey "took a deal" with the Government after Civil War, so they weren't on the run with Cap and his crew. Clint because of his family, they said the same of Scott. So they're off doing some Suicide-Squad-Light **** somewhere, I guess. Both should be back for 4, I heard.
oh chit I just realized;
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Stark is still stuck on Titan, and with Dr Strange gone he can't teleport back home, WTf?
04-27-2018, 08:33 AM
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They were pretty evenly matched strength wise.Thanos beating the hulk really set the tone for me lmao hulk was scared to come out after that
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Originally Posted By getseverygirl⏩
I know this is blasphemy to some people, but it really reminded me of a powerless superman versus Batman fight. Superman has strength and just throws haymakers but batman actually has hand to hand combat skill which is why Batman always beats superman when they're evenly matched.Thanos beating the hulk really set the tone for me lmao hulk was scared to come out after that
The same happened in this movie. Hulk was just "Hulk Smashing" but Thanos had some legit bad ass boxing skills.
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Can we talk about Thanos?
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
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Thanos seemed stronger. What clinched the fight was that he was clearly an expert martial artist (those jabs he was throwing were great) and Hulk's brawling couldn't compete.They were pretty evenly matched strength wise.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
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04-27-2018, 08:37 AM
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Exactly. Hulk went smash then Thanos threw boxing combinations and BOOM! KO!I know this is blasphemy to some people, but it really reminded me of a powerless superman versus Batman fight. Superman has strength and just throws haymakers but batman actually has hand to hand combat skill which is why Batman always beats superman when they're evenly matched.
The same happened in this movie. Hulk was just "Hulk Smashing" but Thanos had some legit bad ass boxing skills.
The same happened in this movie. Hulk was just "Hulk Smashing" but Thanos had some legit bad ass boxing skills.
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Originally Posted By IrishThor89⏩
Username checks out.Really like how they showed that Thanos isn't all evil and has an empathic side to him, he's more insane than psychopathic.
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Originally Posted By JUSA⏩
They made him a character that you love to hate. He's already a top tier Marvel villian because (besides Loki) he didn't die after one movie.Can we talk about Thanos?
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
Thanos seemed stronger. What clinched the fight was that he was clearly an expert martial artist (those jabs he was throwing were great) and Hulk's brawling couldn't compete.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
Thanos seemed stronger. What clinched the fight was that he was clearly an expert martial artist (those jabs he was throwing were great) and Hulk's brawling couldn't compete.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
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For those that read the comic, do you think the introduction of the Red Skull was a little nod to Lady Death? He legit looked like the grim reaper... I wonder if that was intentional
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glad some *******s actually saw this, been holding onto spoilers for two days.
anyway pretty dope movie. poor little Vision got straight cuckold at the hands of the bull Thanos. brb your girl literally blows your f-cking brains out and you explode into nothing only to have time rewound and you get cucked by the bull and your head turns cuckold white after the bull takes what is his.
Thanos' gigantic purple cock reigns supreme then he kills your chick. The ultimate cuck from the ultimate bull.
I understand the snap and it's concept but the fading away thing kind of took away the violence that is Thanos. I wish he merked more of the main characters. Feels like they're just sent off into a parallel world or place in time. doesn't feel like they "died"
anyway pretty dope movie. poor little Vision got straight cuckold at the hands of the bull Thanos. brb your girl literally blows your f-cking brains out and you explode into nothing only to have time rewound and you get cucked by the bull and your head turns cuckold white after the bull takes what is his.
Thanos' gigantic purple cock reigns supreme then he kills your chick. The ultimate cuck from the ultimate bull.
I understand the snap and it's concept but the fading away thing kind of took away the violence that is Thanos. I wish he merked more of the main characters. Feels like they're just sent off into a parallel world or place in time. doesn't feel like they "died"
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Originally Posted By JUSA⏩
I didn't mind they changed his back story at all, made it more realistic for a casual fan to understand. No need to go deep into the comics to find answers. I did think that was death when they went to grab the soul stone but it was god damn RED SKULL lmao.Can we talk about Thanos?
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
Thanos seemed stronger. What clinched the fight was that he was clearly an expert martial artist (those jabs he was throwing were great) and Hulk's brawling couldn't compete.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
What's everyone's take here?
IMO, he's my favorite Marvel villain (and I'm a fan of Loki). This was a tight movie (did not ****ing feel like nearly 3 hours) but they were able to jam so much pathos into his backstory in such little time. Really, before this, we haven't gotten anything out of the guy beyond a neat scene with Ronan back in GtG1.
They really sold him well, someone who is both capable of terrible horror but they added quite a lot of nuance to him. Who wasn't shocked when he killed Gamora? Part of me identified with his cause, even if it meant just randomly slaughtering 1/2 of all sentient life, he has a point. We see what happened to his homeworld (all dead) and, apparently, his approach worked perfectly with Gamora's people (who are now thriving).
It's a comic book movie and an over-stuffed one already at that, but they established that he kind of has a point. He's not in it for personal ambition, I got no sense he derived any pleasure from it and yet he's cruelly able to end lives. A very odd dichotomy for a character, one which made him very interesting.
Is anyone upset at the strong deviation of his goals from the comics? I have no problems with it at all. Honestly, the courting Death and hoo-ha stuff from the 90s wouldn't have translated well and I actually much prefer this take on the character.
Thanos seemed stronger. What clinched the fight was that he was clearly an expert martial artist (those jabs he was throwing were great) and Hulk's brawling couldn't compete.
No idea if he used the powerstone in the fight. He probably was.
Without the stones, we know he made Ronan **** his pants, but Ronan with the blue one no longer feared Thanos, so Thanos base-level is probably somewhere between those versions of Ronan... which I don't think is anywhere near strong enough to beat the Hulk so easily.
As for him using the power stone, I assumed he was. Either way there are some big strong mofos in the Marvel universe who made angry hulk look like an ant.
I am really curious how this ends though, will they go comic version or some random new direction (Adam Warlock was teasted anr Nebula is a live). People in my theater didn't even know that was Captain Marvel that fury paged lmao.
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Yup 100% intentionalFor those that read the comic, do you think the introduction of the Red Skull was a little nod to Lady Death? He legit looked like the grim reaper... I wonder if that was intentional
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Originally Posted By CleetusJames⏩
I agree, I wish they at least kept Iron Man’s death when he got stabbed. It would have a stronger emotional impact that wayI understand the snap and it's concept but the fading away thing kind of took away the violence that is Thanos. I wish he merked more of the main characters. Feels like they're just sent off into a parallel world or place in time. doesn't feel like they "died"
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Most heart wrenching deaths for me were Loki, Spidey, and Vision.
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My favorite joke in the movie was when Peter Dinklage said something along the lines of “You might be killed” (to Thor), then Thor replies “unless I die” and then Peter says “yes, that’s what being killed means...”
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
I think it's pretty clear Strange gave Thanos the time stone to spare Stark as he is needed to fulfill the "one" way they can win against Thanos. He even reaffirms this when he's turning into f-cking cum dust.I agree, I wish they at least kept Iron Man’s death when he got stabbed. It would have a stronger emotional impact that way
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They still have the Milano(Quill's ship) to get off.I think it's pretty clear Strange gave Thanos the time stone to spare Stark as he is needed to fulfill the "one" way they can win against Thanos. He even reaffirms this when he's turning into f-cking cum dust.
also lol @ Stark being stuck on Titan
also lol @ Stark being stuck on Titan
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
I enjoyed the part Rocket asks him "you speak Groot?"My favorite joke in the movie was when Peter Dinklage said something along the lines of “You might be killed” (to Thor), then Thor replies “unless I die” and then Peter says “yes, that’s what being killed means...”
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
And he responds "yes, it was an elective in Asgard"
I lost it
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
That got a great reaction at my theater, too. Perfect joke to cut the tension, which is what good humor in these kinds of movies should do. Something about Dinklage's 'wtf?!' delivery of that really sold the joke.My favorite joke in the movie was when Peter Dinklage said something along the lines of “You might be killed” (to Thor), then Thor replies “unless I die” and then Peter says “yes, that’s what being killed means...”
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
I was laughing for a minute straight after that... anyone have the exact quote? Lol
Marvel keeps getting Thor better and better, the characterization of him. Ragnarok showed that Hemsworth is a funny ****ing guy, but this movie balanced his inherent charm and comedy with the gravitas Thor should command.
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Originally Posted By TommyRO⏩
Favorite part with groot was when he screams "I AM GROOT" then Captn was like "I. am. Steve rogers"I enjoyed the part Rocket asks him "you speak Groot?"
And he responds "yes, it was an elective in Asgard"
I lost it
And he responds "yes, it was an elective in Asgard"
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
That wasn’t an introduction, he was the villain in the first capt America movie. It was a reappearance.For those that read the comic, do you think the introduction of the Red Skull was a little nod to Lady Death? He legit looked like the grim reaper... I wonder if that was intentional
I think Strange has a spell on the time stone which is one of the reasons why he gave it up for iron man other than “ end game, it’s the only way”
Remember when maw tried taking it strange said “ ever try breaking a dead mans spell? It’s a bit tricky” something like that.
I think that’s why the infinity gauntlet exploded
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Originally Posted By EnriqueBrah⏩
I know, I meant the introduction of him in this movie. I wasn’t expecting the Red Skull to make an appearanceThat wasn’t an introduction, he was the villain in the first capt America movie. It was a reappearance.
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They made Thor that more Shakespearian style you saw in everything bit Ragnarok. It wasn't bad though considering he lost EVERYTHING so it made sense.
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Originally Posted By yochrisss⏩
lmao yesFavorite part with groot was when he screams "I AM GROOT" then Captn was like "I. am. Steve rogers"
i seen it at IMAX and every time cap america was on the screen my cock was tingling, he looked beautiful, he suits that costume so much
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Originally Posted By SazabiBrah⏩
absolutely unexpected, gamora was lady death in this thoughI know, I meant the introduction of him in this movie. I wasn’t expecting the Red Skull to make an appearance
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Originally Posted By Lucianus⏩
yeah they mentioned it in the movie lolbtw Chris Pratt has gained weight, hasn't he?
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Interesting that 100% of the original Avengers survived Thanos’ snap.
I’m 100% sure that all the “dusted” people will be brought back to life. Not sure about Gamora, Vision, Loki, Heimdall, etc.
Red Skull was played by a different actor... was not Hugo Weaving. I thought that was interesting.
I hope Heimdall was able to transport most of the Asgardians off the ship. We only saw a few of them dead. That would be a waste of Korg and Valkyrie.
We know the Captain Marvel movie takes place in the past. That’s who the page was for in the post credits scene.
I’m 100% sure that all the “dusted” people will be brought back to life. Not sure about Gamora, Vision, Loki, Heimdall, etc.
Red Skull was played by a different actor... was not Hugo Weaving. I thought that was interesting.
I hope Heimdall was able to transport most of the Asgardians off the ship. We only saw a few of them dead. That would be a waste of Korg and Valkyrie.
We know the Captain Marvel movie takes place in the past. That’s who the page was for in the post credits scene.
04-27-2018, 09:29 AM
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Originally Posted By EnriqueBrah⏩
Yeah haha but i thought that was just a joke, then they showed a full body shot and he really did look heavieryeah they mentioned it in the movie lol
don't know how people have the confidence to shoot a film like the avengers and not make sure they're in the best shape of their life...
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