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re: Infinity war reaction and SPOILERS thread
Posted on 5/29/18 at 5:03 pm to GeauxTigerTM
Posted on 5/29/18 at 5:03 pm to GeauxTigerTM
Ok thanks mucho folks
When I saw Thor down and the ship a wreck I figured I had missed a good bit more than that. Good to know it was minimal

When I saw Thor down and the ship a wreck I figured I had missed a good bit more than that. Good to know it was minimal
Posted on 5/29/18 at 10:21 pm to AUTimbo
Just got out of my 2nd viewing, and Infinity War easily jumps to #1 on my MCU ranking. Just an epic movie 
Posted on 5/30/18 at 12:02 am to Walking the Earth
Why didn’t Heimdall transport Thor or anyone else out there? Why hulk? And what was Hulk doing before jumping on Thanos? Just waiting for Loki to introduce him?
Posted on 5/30/18 at 1:13 am to Scoob
quote:He was referencing defying destiny. Gamora in my interpretation of it was suppose to be killed back on her home world. She was the only person from her village to survive. Thanos intervened to save her. He was saying for the soul stone sacrifice he couldn't deny doing what he felt called to do by the universe a second time. She was suppose to die on her planet. Thanos betrayed his 50% rule then. She was now standing in the way of him doing it in the present for the entire Universe.
There was a comment when he sacrificed Gamora, that he wasn't going to make the same mistake this time or something like that
Posted on 5/30/18 at 3:39 am to partywiththelombardi
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He was referencing defying destiny. Gamora in my interpretation of it was suppose to be killed back on her home world. She was the only person from her village to survive. Thanos intervened to save her. He was saying for the soul stone sacrifice he couldn't deny doing what he felt called to do by the universe a second time. She was suppose to die on her planet. Thanos betrayed his 50% rule then. She was now standing in the way of him doing it in the present for the entire Universe.
No. This wasn't it at all. Gamora was not the only survivor from her village. They clearly showed Ebony Maw forcing everyone to pick a side or be killed with the Chitari lined up in the middle. The Chitari soldiers opened fire on only one side, killing half the village.
What he was most likely referring to was the fact that he had a solution to save his own planet, ie slaughter half the population, but he didn't implement it so the population and the planet fell to ruin.
*Edited because I hate typos
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Posted on 6/2/18 at 11:12 pm to partywiththelombardi
Saw it yesterday. Really good movie.
Understanding it’s a comic book movie, I know there are going to be parts that are unbelievable. I think within its own universe it was pretty consistent though. The only thing that really sticks out to me though was, as powerful as Maw was, (and I had no idea until he starts wrecking crap in NY without lifting a hand), his death was pretty lame. They punch a hole in his space ship and he gets sucked out of it and instantly dies?!? Come on man.
The really great thing I noticed after reading a lot of the reviews, was everyone seemed pretty happy with their favorite character and how they were written. That’s pretty telling when you have such a big movie with so many alpha characters and the audience is largely satisfied with their favs time on the screen and that they mostly felt a connection with them. That says a lot especially a comic book movie.
When I first heard about the movie a year or so ago and that they were going to combine gotg and the avengers to battle Thanos from the the first gotg film I thought it was crazy and would have a difficult time pulling all of that together and make it viewable. Wow was I wrong. They pulled it off seamlessly.
Understanding it’s a comic book movie, I know there are going to be parts that are unbelievable. I think within its own universe it was pretty consistent though. The only thing that really sticks out to me though was, as powerful as Maw was, (and I had no idea until he starts wrecking crap in NY without lifting a hand), his death was pretty lame. They punch a hole in his space ship and he gets sucked out of it and instantly dies?!? Come on man.
The really great thing I noticed after reading a lot of the reviews, was everyone seemed pretty happy with their favorite character and how they were written. That’s pretty telling when you have such a big movie with so many alpha characters and the audience is largely satisfied with their favs time on the screen and that they mostly felt a connection with them. That says a lot especially a comic book movie.
When I first heard about the movie a year or so ago and that they were going to combine gotg and the avengers to battle Thanos from the the first gotg film I thought it was crazy and would have a difficult time pulling all of that together and make it viewable. Wow was I wrong. They pulled it off seamlessly.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 7:58 am to sparkinator
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When I first heard about the movie a year or so ago
You been living under a rock the last 5+ years?
Posted on 6/3/18 at 10:23 am to sparkinator
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The only thing that really sticks out to me though was, as powerful as Maw was, (and I had no idea until he starts wrecking crap in NY without lifting a hand), his death was pretty lame. They punch a hole in his space ship and he gets sucked out of it and instantly dies?!? Come on man.
Ol baw ain’t dead, guarantee he’s back in the next one. He was easily the toughest thing Stark Spidey and Strange had ever fought until they met Thanos
Posted on 6/3/18 at 10:33 am to Frac the world
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Ol baw ain’t dead, guarantee he’s back in the next one. He was easily the toughest thing Stark Spidey and Strange had ever fought until they met Thanos
With him, I'm not sure why Thanos ever hired Loki. If he realizes he has two Infinity Stones, then Loki is highly likely to betray him. You don't have to worry about that with Maw.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 12:28 pm to Frac the world
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Ol baw ain’t dead, guarantee he’s back in the next one. He was easily the toughest thing Stark Spidey and Strange had ever fought until they met Thanos
Dorammau is practically a deity.Strange just tricked him.
and yeah he's dead. The "cost" for Thanos included The Black Order.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 12:37 pm to TheCoveBR
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yeah he's dead. The "cost" for Thanos included The Black Order.
My only complaint about the movie was how disposable the Black Order was as a whole. Hell, other than "I take it The Maw is dead?" we wouldnt have even known their names at all.
Maw,Black Dwarf and Proxima's deaths were weak af
Corvus cant die if his glaive stays intact...
This post was edited on 6/3/18 at 12:39 pm
Posted on 6/3/18 at 1:23 pm to sparkinator
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They punch a hole in his space ship and he gets sucked out of it and instantly dies?!? Come on man.
They all died in lame ways. I know they didn't have room for the Black Order, so it's understandable, but they were under-utilized, resulting in all of them having lame deaths.
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The really great thing I noticed after reading a lot of the reviews, was everyone seemed pretty happy with their favorite character and how they were written. That’s pretty telling when you have such a big movie with so many alpha characters and the audience is largely satisfied with their favs time on the screen and that they mostly felt a connection with them. That says a lot especially a comic book movie.
I'd disagree slightly here. Specifically because of Steve. Stark, Steve and Thor all have had some great arcs. Stark is the brains, Cap the heart, and Thor the brawn. Stark and Thor had their pay-offs in this one, but Cap was left a little short outside of his last stand against Thanos. They didn't give him enough to do honestly.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 1:38 pm to dbuchanon
One thing I did like was how they did the Gauntlet, how the stone he was using would light up and how when he used the time stone, it worked the same way as it did with Dr Strange going around his wrist instead of just lighting up. 
This post was edited on 6/3/18 at 1:40 pm
Posted on 6/3/18 at 1:43 pm to Freauxzen
I think that’s the main reason why they thinned the roster. It lined up with the comics and also allowed them to keep the original 6 in tact to finish their stories, especially Cap, Hawkeye, Hulk and BW, who were all a little shortchanged.
Iron Man and Thor weren’t, but I’d be willing to guess there will be a lot of Thor mourning his decision to not go for the head and the loss of his brother and half his people. Then there’s Tony and Cap and their beef, BW and Banner with their beef and Hawkeye and the loss of his family. Tons of storylines they’ll have to honor and they’ll end up being the ones that saved everyone. They’ll have plenty to do in this one
Iron Man and Thor weren’t, but I’d be willing to guess there will be a lot of Thor mourning his decision to not go for the head and the loss of his brother and half his people. Then there’s Tony and Cap and their beef, BW and Banner with their beef and Hawkeye and the loss of his family. Tons of storylines they’ll have to honor and they’ll end up being the ones that saved everyone. They’ll have plenty to do in this one
Posted on 6/3/18 at 3:04 pm to TheCoveBR
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Dorammau is practically a deity.Strange just tricked him. and yeah he's dead. The "cost" for Thanos included The Black Order.
Well yes taking away the fact that Dormammu would squash Strange like a bug in a real fight, that’s what I mean an actual physical altercation. Maw took all 3 to town in that fight. It also brings up what OML said, the fact that Thanos used Loki instead of the Black Order in Avengers was stupid on his part. I know they already had established Loki and he was perfect for the role of villain given we already knew him but still, Black Order is badass.
And since we know they’re gonna bring back the majority of heroes who died just because we know the sequels that are planned, I still believe 100% they’ll bring back Maw if not Corvus too once they find a way to reverse the snap. I don’t recall seeing Corvus’ staff get destroyed unless I missed it.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 6:56 pm to Frac the world
Maw actually seemed tougher than Thanos, or at least almost as tough, before Thanos got all the stones.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 9:27 pm to biglego
Yeah, why the frick was Maw following Thanos? Seems to me like he could've gone after the stones himself.
Posted on 6/3/18 at 9:36 pm to BranchDawg
Lots of assumptions there.
But let’s go with the simplest: what if he agrees with him?
I think all of them have similar backstories to Gamora (adopted orphaned children), and he seems to revere Thanos as some kind of father/God
But let’s go with the simplest: what if he agrees with him?
I think all of them have similar backstories to Gamora (adopted orphaned children), and he seems to revere Thanos as some kind of father/God
This post was edited on 6/3/18 at 10:41 pm
Posted on 6/3/18 at 10:02 pm to Volvagia
Yeah, I buy that simple explanation. There are plenty of great and powerful sons in history who go along with their father’s will. He may have just assumed that once his father got the Gauntlet and died of old age or something natural that he would get it himself. I buy that.
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