Marvel Cinematic Universe thread: Another thread bites the dust - Film, Television and Music

I managed to snag tickets for Saturday night at 8, I can't believe I got them on such short notice.

Going on Thursday with my brother. Good thing about living near a city that's not so big, not as hard to find seats to the big stuff.

https://twitter.com/CineplexMovies/status/1120799961157914625 A bar of soap, a thing of floss, and a toothbrush. It comes with shower breaks.

Just finished watching it. What a trip it is, absolute roller coaster of emotion.

Any vague impressions/comments/etc you wanna share? You can spoiler tag it if you like, even if it's vague.

i thought we had another 24 hours until it released in certain countries. well if the kind of normies that post on websites like facepunch can see it then i'm out this bitch

Head up, there's no post credits scene, the entire theatre I was in got trolled and waited through all the credits for nothing. Aside from that, it was great! Definitely the most satisfying movie I've watch after 10+ years of Marvel movies leading up to this. I don't know what else to say without spoiling anything so I won't.

That entire ending felt fucking embarrassingly bad

In a lot of senses it's less of an actual movie and more of a glorification of the whole MCU. It does its best to subvert your expectations and at the same time throws all kinds of "I recognise that!" moments at you. These are Star Wars memes but I feel like they really apply in this situation. Even if I'm not the biggest marvel fun I still found it very fun and gratifying.

Saw it a few hours ago. Really good, definitely should avoid any spoilers going in. 👌

Just got out of the cinema aswell, enjoyed it quite a bit. Though apparently my home town of Tønsberg has turned into a rural fishing village, which last time i looked out the window it was fairly more populated :v

My theatre actually clapped once the movie ended, first time it ever happened

Why did they have that entire scene where Captain Marvel and the other female heroes do a slow walk together?

Like everything else in the movie, cool pandering

The only question I want to know regarding the movie for people who've seen it, is the stuff involving thanos satisfying? Hyped to see it friday

You're gonna be extremely surprised.

Oh no https://www.pcgamer.com/fortnite-teases-avengers-crossover-event/

Well I've been spoiled already and I won't have time to watch the movie until at least May. You have to live under a rock to avoid spoilers and even then it's not safe enough. To be honest ever since 2017 I can't recall ANY piece of media that I follow that I haven't been spoiled beforehand. Every movie series that I follow, every tv shows, even every video game since 2017 have been spoiled to me before I get to experience it myself. I'm not even sure if I should even bother watching it now, to be honest...

The only thing I wanna know is if it has an after credits scene that teases the next big bad

Few posts up reported a no on that one.

No end credits but there is a sound if you listen closely.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VBJ-kNsmaQ

fuck Everything I got spoiled somewhere and i just gotta know of all if capitan america actually retires (in the literal term) at the end of the movie, just give a yes or no, will snip post just after recieving answer

That was pretty great.

Give or take 24 hours until I see the movie! God, I'm so stoked.

just seen a double bill. Holeeeeee shit that final 40 mins or so is relentless

Saw it at a late night screening last night. So is Thor going to be GotG3? Looks like it. Natasha wasn't on my list of likely to die. She was way down the list. I'm kind of disappointed how they didn't use the extra characters much. How the hell did this get a PG13 rating in the US?

Just watched it here in the UK.. wow the final battle was great...

Because media needs a reminder that there are other female superheroes than Wonderwoman, no matter how hamfisted you might think it is. Besides that, there's no harm in that scene. Major ending spoiler without keywords, since I know some people can't help it or will hover by accident: After looking back on that final scene, and seeing that some people are disgruntled, I felt that it seemed underwhelming at first glance on purpose. If you didn't pick up hints during the movie (during the army base) then you'd be tricked into thinking that last solo mission would go exactly as planned. When the camera changes to the lakeside view the scene takes a much more sombre tone, almost like any other ordinary film. It felt like that because you're looking at a character whose now fulfilled his life and is nothing more than a normal human being, nothing supernatural or technologically advanced about them. Paired with the passing of the torch moment and final camera pan brings not only this movie to a close, but cements this characters legacy and gives them closure too with a classy end. Speaking of the same character, final battle spoiler without keywords: It was teased many movies ago, but for Main Character to finally receive that powerup and Main Character to remark "I knew it!" was great. Sure they were still a glass cannon, but their main schtick was able to keep the pressure on Thanos for quite a while. Then the 'small' exchange between the two Main Characters mid-fight was icing on the cake. And for a minor spoiler moment that I found hilarious and almost couldn't hold back the laughter Hail Hydra

I got a question **SPOILERS** **SPOILERS** **major endgame ending spoilers** when captain America goes to return the stones, Doesn’t that mean he had to go do Vormir and see Red Skull? Talk about awkward also, how did captain America come back as an old man, how does that work?