Marvel Cinematic Universe Thread - Dr. Strangelove
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What if they did some massive ARG marketing stunt, saying that the events of Infinity War messed with the fabric of reality, and that's why stuff like the Iron Man armor suddenly starts disappearing
how does one even steal something like that.
I'm a little disappointed in the MCU's Iron Spider.
Its too much like the normal Spider-Man suit, it should have gone with the primarily red comic version.
I'm surprised with how much I liked it, to be honest. It felt less full of useless Iron Man gadgets than the default suit in Homecoming, funnily enough.
And now in season 2 too! and much groser than in season 1
Please no, this isn't true is it?
If the agent of shield edition is 7/10 on the gross scale the legion s2 edition is easily 9/10
Man, the last Agents of Shield was really good, I do love how Coulson and May finally kissed <3 and it had a couple of Infinity War references. Really wonder how they'll finish the season next week (and since it hasn't been renewed yet it may be the last episode ever).
According to Jon Favreau:
Happy will be in Avengers 4, dunno if this was confirmed already, I haven't actually read a lot about the movies.
I wonder if in the next Avenger's film, that the twist is all that died in this past film will come back and the permanent deaths will all come from those that actually survived this past film.
What has Tony Stark's robot arm been up to?
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That's what I've been thinking, the "surviving" people are going to have to make some sacrifices or be involved in some heavy fights to undo the snap, probably losing a few in the process
According to Spider-Man: Homecoming it was just chilling up in Stark Tower.
A thought on Infinity War:
If Thanos snapped half of all sentient life in the universe away at random, does that mean that he himself took a 50/50 chance on living through the snap?
That's totally an impression I love to imagine he desperately wanted to give everyone, but there's no bloody way he let himself get included in the roll.
Something I wondered was
Were populations already killed 50/50 by Thanos before the Snap also affected again by the Snap, or were they spared since they were already culled?
I'm going to go with an addition half off, and now they are extra balanced.
Depends on which version of Thanos we're talking about.
Four shades of thanos are :
Bumbling Space Doctor Doom with fist shaking action
Credible nihilistic narcissist threat
I just fucked up an entire universe full of cthulhus and all y'all bitches not only ain't shit, but I'mma start charging you rent also get you feet off my couch
or Anti Hero I got me some counseling Thanos
Movie Thanos. So, option 2 or 4? Either way, it was supposedly indiscriminate, so I would like to imagine it applied across all shade of the Thanos Spectrum.
Probably a blend of the two.
Would pay so hard for more scenes on Earth after the dusting. Or just across the universe, really. I think it'd actually be a pretty endearing set of short stories set across all these fantastic sci-fi fantasy planets that are all thrown into near apocalyptic crisis' by half their population just vanishing.
The confusion and terror and figuring out how to move forward would be really interesting to watch. Is Agents of Shield like, set during the modern Marvel timeline? Are they exploring the dusting at all?
The last few episodes have taken place during IW before the ending of the movie, they have their own problems right now and have mostly been ignoring the news and outside world, but we've gotten a drops about something happening in New York, and Thanos was name dropped by an alien. Some people are theorizing that the season finale will show the dusting.
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Marvel Cinematic Universe Thread - Dr. Strangelove
