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re: Infinity war reaction and SPOILERS thread

Posted on 4/28/18 at 6:34 am to
Posted by GetEmTigers08
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Posted on 4/28/18 at 6:34 am to
I thought of so many of those what-if scenarios, but always kept going back to Strange's explanation about the 1 in 14 million. I decided we just have to take what he says at face value: no matter what decision any character could have made differently, it would have still lead to the same end result, even if the path getting there was different, i.e. Thanos getting the stones and hittin' that snap.

And what's crazy is that there was obviously no sequence of events that did not end with Thanos wrecking shop, because the one sequence that Strange decided could work still involved Thanos getting his way along with the snap. This one opportunity just so happened to align in a way that would leave Tony alive, the right circumstances working in their favor(even while Thanos is omni-everything at the moment), and the right post-snap superheroes.

I kind of look at it like this: Tony has/will have the vision/plan, the right circumstances are the tools for this vision/plan, and the characters are the ones that will make this vision a reality. With Captain Marvel, Hawkeye, and Ant-Man basically being no-show this round, they and Tony are gonna be the means to that 1 in 14 million.

NOTE: Though, I do wonder in Strange's observation of all scenarios, surely he couldn't know for sure the little things that would have to occur after Thanos got his stones and Tony was left alive, but that this was the one sure way that would have the means to stop Thanos? I wasn't sure on this as far as his abilities when doing his multi-timeline observations.
This post was edited on 4/28/18 at 6:41 am
Posted by Paul B Ammer
The Mecca of Tuscaloosa
Member since Jul 2017
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Posted on 4/28/18 at 7:14 am to
Rewatched

When TS said why did you do that? DS said it was the only way.

When I first saw it I thought DS said it with a look of resignation on his face. This was in keeping IMO with his zen-like acceptance of fate. However, when I saw the scene again it seemed like he smiled as though he knew something.

Did anyone else catch that?


Also the who Wakandan battle scene was expertly set up and directed. In a movie this big pacing is important and there was some issues with with it to start with. But the back half of the film and the final battle flowed so smoothly that I did not realize how long it lasted even after seeing twice. And they did a marvelous job of not overwhelming the viewer until the end which was superbly handled.
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