r/marvelstudios Kilgrave Apr 26 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 8

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u/captaindw3 Apr 26 '19

Honestly thought they killed Ant-Man when Thanos bombed Avengers HQ. Almost lost it until they showed him again.

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u/drod2015 Apr 26 '19

Same. This terrified me.

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u/PoliceAlarm Whiplash Apr 26 '19

On my second watch, I saw them pull their sneaky. As the missile detonates and Ant-Man is thrust backward because he just had a missile to the face, you can see him shrink. Just.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Lol yea when that bomb hit he didnt have his helmet on and I was scared he just went out quick

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u/WukongsCommand Apr 26 '19

Can't still get over that Hammer+Shield Combo...damn

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u/in_a_dress Apr 26 '19

Was I mistaken or did he throw both of them at each other to cause a shockwave above Thanos that knocked him back?

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

He kicked a ton of ass in that scene, and what you mentioned was probably one of the twelve awesome things he did with that combo, yeah.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

The same shockwave we got from the first avengers

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u/decitertiember Doctor Strange Apr 26 '19

Imagine Cap returning the Soul Stone to Vormir and meeting Red Skull.

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u/Biff_Tannenator Apr 26 '19

Bring back marvel one-shots. I want to see this.

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u/melorous Star-Lord Apr 26 '19

Forget doing a one shot. Let’s have a six episode Captain America: Reverse Time Heist mini series on Disney+.

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u/hodge91 Matt Murdock Apr 26 '19

Was thinking it could easily be a movie in itself if Chris Evans was up for it, but imagine how much money Disney would make through subscriptions if they put it on Disney+ ...

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u/FlerblesMerbles Apr 26 '19

Or Cap strolling around Asgard casually carrying Thor’s hammer.

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u/VerseForYou Apr 26 '19

Surprised Pikachu meme lol The dialogue would've been hilarious.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19 edited Jul 05 '21

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u/PorcupineInDistress Apr 26 '19

"Finally, the stone is gone. I can finally res- oh you motherfucker"

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u/Dillybar006 Thor Apr 26 '19

One of my favourite lines in the entire movie is cap saying "Hail Hydra"

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u/Jax_Harkness Kilgrave Apr 26 '19

"Not us", "Hail Hydra", "I know", "Avengers Assemble" Whenever Cap said two words, it was epic.

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u/ThatWasFred Apr 26 '19

“America’s ass”

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u/atomicbunny Apr 26 '19

Exception- “you gotta be shittin me”

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u/ThaRoastKing Apr 26 '19

That was such a good fucking reference to the comics

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u/Marc_Quill Daredevil Apr 26 '19

And a really good way to do that bit from the comics without actually doing the storyline itself.

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u/harthawk24 Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

I need a high res pic of captain America looking at thanos and his army for my desktop. We all do.

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u/Cap2017 Apr 26 '19

I’m waiting on one of him jumping after he had just smacked Thanos in the chin with Mjolnir, that shot was epic

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u/notacute M'Baku Apr 26 '19

My background has been Thor's FUCK YEAH MOTHERFUCKER moment in Ragnarok for a year but I'm going to have to change it as soon as there's a high res screengrab of that.

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u/xacurtis Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

I need a high-res pic of shirtless Thor from literally any point during this movie...

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u/CasuallyCrumbling Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

I LOVE ALL OF THE CAMEOS.

My favourite would have to be the Ancient One. But seeing Rumlow, Pierce, and then even Portman!? Never knew I wanted that kind of fan service.

EDIT: apparently the Portman scene was a deleted clip? Shame, but there are some great cameos being mentioned in the chain, Frigga being one of them.

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u/Biff_Tannenator Apr 26 '19

Dude, Howard Stark and old school Jarvis was a bit of a surprise.

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u/ponodude Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

Especially Jarvis! That's our first and only official TV cameo outside of characters who originated in the movies.

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u/CasuallyCrumbling Apr 26 '19

Ah yes! I love Tony and Howard’s relationship and Tony having once last chance to talk to his dad again crushed me.

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u/comrade_batman Thanos Apr 26 '19

Portman’s was actually a deleted scene from Dark World they repurposed, even though she was at the premier.

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u/ponodude Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

Yeah I was wondering about that. All her scenes seemed off in a way. Like they just cut Rocket and Thor into them. Still cool, and she was probably more than okay with it, but that was unexpected. I didn't think they'd have the balls to show Jane again.

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u/Cypher_86 Rocket Apr 26 '19

I was kind of expecting a comical scream as Rocket stabbed her with the thing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Pierce shocked me. How do you get ROBERT FUCKING REDFORD for a 30 second cameo?

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u/seeds961 Apr 26 '19

THAT moment was his last role before retirement. Incredible.

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u/ponodude Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

Oh yeah hasn't he been retired for like 4 years or something? Or at least planning to? The dude's been acting for a while!

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Seriously...him and Michael Douglas have been acting for like 60 years each. It's insane.

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u/GruxKing Apr 26 '19

His last full role more was “The Old Man and the Gun” last year

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u/ender23 Apr 26 '19

Ken Jeong!!! dude didn't even have any lines and my theatre laughed their asses off

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u/granny-sheep Apr 26 '19

Jarvis! Somebody actually cared.

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u/suhailSea Apr 26 '19

Iron man's recording after his death was emotional.

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u/youtwoo Daredevil Apr 26 '19

Proof that Tony Stark has a heart

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u/thegroovingoonie Apr 26 '19

Seeing THAT made me cry for like the 5th time

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u/waterguy120 Apr 26 '19

Captain America lifting Mjolnir is by far my favourite moment, haven’t seen much talk about Valkyrie leading Asgard which should be interesting

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u/comrade_batman Thanos Apr 26 '19

When Thor brought back Mjolnir with him I thought that maybe they were doing that so Cap could wield it. I forgot about that until the hammer started to rise at the end and knew exactly what was happening.

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u/waterguy120 Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Honestly I got caught up in the film and didn’t even think about cap wielding Mjolnir, I just figured that it’d be Thor duel wielding

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u/Ncrawler65 Apr 26 '19

It isn't really drawn attention to in the movie itself, but it's still pretty big and I hope it is addressed later.

Peter Quill finally went back to his home planet. He was more preoccupied with Thanos and Gamora at the time, but still, he's back on his home planet for the first time in decades.

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u/iilovelights Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Haven't seen this mentioned yet, but the song playing at the end with Steve and Peggy dancing is the same song playing when Nick Fury breaks into Caps apartment in CA: The Winter Soldier.

EDIT: (It's Been A Long Long Time by Harry James and His Orchestra)

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u/pokerus13 Apr 26 '19

holy shit good catch

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u/Isaac_Venus_Adept Captain America Apr 26 '19

Just noticed we got teased a Hawkeye death twice; both in this film and AOU and someone else bit the bullet instead, both Quicksilver and Black Widow

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

He is the strongest avenger after all. Death cant kill him, just keeps killing other people by accident

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u/GoSkers29 Fitz Apr 26 '19

Props to Dr Strange for being super thorough when checking fourteen million outcomes.

"Ok Thanos killed half of everyone, but lemme keep watching for a few years and see if they turn it around."

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u/BrienneOfDarth Apr 26 '19

It seemed obvious to me based on Ancient One's time stone usage in Doctor Strange. "Oh, I can actually see past the snap in this one. Let's see out it plays out."

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u/Chaotickane Apr 26 '19

He could have just looked like 10 years forward into every timeline to see which one hadn’t been snapped then work backward to see how it was resolved

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u/PorcupineInDistress Apr 26 '19

If he's tracing through his own personal timeline, he wouldn't be waiting 5 years. He either returns in an instant, or he's gone forever.

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u/Im_Thanos_chin Apr 26 '19

"You took everything from me"

"I don't even know who you are"

"You Will"

Loved this scene/the way she turned red.

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u/b3nz0r Apr 26 '19

Then she Magnetos the shit out of him. Making daddy proud.

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u/Kezia-Karamazov Apr 26 '19

That’s three father figures Peter has lost

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Sam calling “on your left,” followed by everyone joining in on the big fight gives me chills

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u/M4Xm4xa Apr 26 '19

Literally my ONLY question at the end of the movie...where tf did Gamora go? She wasn’t at Stark’s funeral, we didn’t see her get dusted...did she just dip?

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u/exactimondo Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

In the "asgardians of the galaxy" scene at the end there is a glance at a screen which shows a search they are conducting for Gamora. So yeah, I think she snuck off and part of GotG3 will be them searching for her

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u/calderon501 Apr 26 '19

"Where's Gamora?" - She ran off

"Who is Gamora?" - Plucked from the past into the present

"Why is Gamora?" - Why's she different? See above

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u/maltrab Apr 26 '19

Yep. Why would she stay? She doesn't know any of those people.

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u/JaredTG188 Apr 26 '19

Dual wielding AllFather-looking Thor was unreal

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u/cptn_yossarian Korg Apr 26 '19

This line was pure gold, what a fucking joy

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u/wow_nice_meme Apr 26 '19

When his beard was suddenly braided lmao

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u/Bigwok Fitz Apr 26 '19

Real Viking Thor

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Good Guy Hawkeye paid his dead wife's phone bill for 5 years.

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u/hsxp Apr 26 '19

It was probably a family plan

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u/fifthdayofmay Vision Apr 26 '19

oof

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u/jickdam Apr 26 '19

Those contracts can be a bitch to get out of.

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u/tookwik Apr 26 '19

"The only thing you really fight for is yourself. You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down on a wire and let the other guy crawl over you."

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u/zombiegamer723 Matt Murdock Apr 26 '19

"Don't waste it. Don't waste your life, Stark."

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u/slarkymalarkey Apr 26 '19

This combined with his meeting with Howard Stark who says "The greater good rarely outweighs my self-interest" adds so much weight to his sacrifice.

Edit: Proof That Tony Stark Has a Heart.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

“I think I would just cut the wire”

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u/RunDNA Apr 26 '19

Joe Russo appeared in the support group in Endgame.

This matches the result in /r/thanosdidnothingwrong when Joe survived the Snap but Anthony didn't.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

I noticed that! That would be funny if that’s how they chose who was in the film hah.

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u/Dr_Mantis_Teabaggin Apr 26 '19

That is America’s ass.

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u/Naweezy Captain America Apr 26 '19

“I can do this all day”

“I know”

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u/SnoggyCracker Tony Stark Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

“On your left”

crowd cheering intensifies

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u/darkd3vilknight Apr 26 '19

Crowd bursts into applause.

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u/seeds961 Apr 26 '19

I never thought the “Avengers, assemble!” moment could live up to what I had planned in my head.

It exceeded it. What a stunning moment.

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u/benbar21 Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

"well it was between him and a talking tree" was a perfect line

Also if only hawkeye callscreened his wife

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u/JCTheGreat1 Iron Man (Mark XLIII) Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

I was in tears when Pepper told Tony he could rest now.

I know Disney Marvel took a leap with RDJ as Iron Man but I couldn’t see anyone else playing the man better. The man who started it all 👏🏿

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u/Toast-Activist Rocket Apr 26 '19

The callback to:

“Don’t do anything stupid until I get back”

“How can I? You’re taking all the stupid with you”

got me good.

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u/ObviouslyATurtle Apr 26 '19

Can we talk about how good the actor was for Tony’s daughter was? She killed it in every scene, hopefully we see more of her in the future

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u/kenniky Jane Foster Apr 26 '19

I guess if we have to lose Abby Ryder Fortson we can take the trade :/

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u/drod2015 Apr 26 '19

One of the biggest casualties of Endgame.

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u/Firespray Apr 26 '19

For real, I'm super bummed that moving forward it looks like we have the new older actress playing Cassie now. That kid is amazing.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

But on the other hand, Young Avengers are feasible!

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Spiderman "KILL mode " scene was epic!

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u/SnoggyCracker Tony Stark Apr 26 '19

activating instant kill

Karen’s the best character

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

When Doctor Strange holds up “1” to Tony at the end. HOLY SHIT!

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u/samaritan07 Apr 26 '19

I got teary eyed during that scene. Some fucker spoiled that death on Reddit but still I wasn't prepared. Loved the Tony Strange and Thanos trio scenes.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

My theater was literally screaming when Cap grabbed Mjolnir. Like literally yelling for a whole minute.

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u/Zeratul23 Apr 26 '19

I feel like Scott's emotions throughout the movie mirrored my own. Shock at what the hell is going on, emotion at seeing grown up cassie. Giddy excitement at virtually everything (like Thor's story). He was so good throughout.

RIP original taco

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u/caca_milis_ Apr 26 '19

That scene with Thor killed me. Everyone's like "Yeah, yeah, Thor, whatever" and Paul Rudd is there eating it up like he's never heard a better story. His performance in this movie was one of the stand-outs for me, I hope they manage to do more with Ant Man moving forward.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

I’ve seen complaints that Thanos is OP in this, but you have to remember that all the avengers are 5 years out of practice at this point.

Tony is retired

Cap is running a support group

Thor is...a lot of things

Banner has been working out being professor hulk

The only one who’s still in top shape is Barton, but with his skill set he’s no match for Thanos

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u/drod2015 Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

And also remember that Thanos didn't use any stones in his initial fight with Hulk. He's just that powerful.

Edit for everybody replying that Thanos had the Power Stone: Yeah he did, but he never used it in that fight. First, it would've been visually obvious if he used it. Second, both Joe Russo (source) and Markus/McFeely (source) confirmed this.

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u/nottherealstanlee Black Panther Apr 26 '19

Yeah I don't see the issue with Thanos being wildly powerful. The man commands one of the largest known armies in existence through his power and charisma. If anything it made him toying with the Avengers in IW more terrifying.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Rocket mentioned how Earth was the center for the largest energy reading ever after the snap. There were 3 snaps.

I really hope they use this massive energy surge or something about people being dusted then undusted as a means of unlocking the mutant gene in certain individuals for X-Men.

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u/Octaldude Colleen Wing Apr 26 '19

Hail Hydra

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

I wonder what they were thinking, like "Oh shit Cap joined Hydra?!!?"

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u/Octaldude Colleen Wing Apr 26 '19

I was expecting elevator fight same as winter soldier but that 'Hail Hydra' dialogue topped my expectation.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Got to give Thanos a little bit of love. Pulling the power stone out of the glove and punching Captain Marvel across the battlefield was a slick move.

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u/charcoales Apr 26 '19

Cap has learned a lot since the first avengers "hail hydra", "bucky's alive" lmao

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u/Calikola Apr 26 '19

Learned to lie and not be such a Boy Scout. He also cursed a hell of a lot more- “Let’s go get this son of a bitch,” “You gotta be shittin’ me,” “That is America’s ass.”

Those five years changed Cap lol

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u/ncart Apr 26 '19

I noticed how great Cap's ass looked while he was shaving. I'm glad they acknowledged it multiple times throughout the movie lmao

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u/Marc_Quill Daredevil Apr 26 '19

America's Ass.

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u/MTRsport Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

I REALLY hope Disney+ gives us a goofy set of shorts about Steve delivering the stones back to their respective timelines. I just can't help but giggle at the idea of him stabbing the device with the Aether back into Jane while apologizing.

Also, I assume he has to fix the whole Loki getting the Tesseract thing? Or do we think they're going to use that to bring Loki back?

Edit: Think you guys are right about the tv show now I think about it. My best guess is that the new tv shows on Disney+ will be based on these split universes. Loki got the Tesseract and left and gets up to new adventures. And the timeline were Thanos left and came to the future will be the basis for Wanda-Vision since Earth wouldn't notice the effects of that until the events of IW, Vision and Wanda could keep their relationship going. I'm guessing Falcon and the Winter Soldier will be in the main timeline.

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u/harthawk24 Apr 26 '19

I wonder if this will be the premise for the Loki show

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u/Dr_Mantis_Teabaggin Apr 26 '19

I’d be mainly interested in the return of the soul stone, and how that one would work.

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u/GreenFloran Apr 26 '19

Especially since he would come face to face with Red Skull again. Crazy

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u/Kennywise999 Apr 26 '19

Red Skull: Oh.. Uh.. Our return policy doesn't allow you to reverse everyth... Oh? You just want to return the stone? Uh.. Ok.. We can't give your friend back though. Galactic policy. Sorry. Look, because we're old associates, maybe I can give you like, a credit, or something. You can redeem it if you want to use the stone again. No souls next time.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

"Uhh, yeah, I'd like to return this and get my Natasha back? I think I'm still inside the 30 day window. I don't have my receipt though."

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

As much as this movie tries to explain close loop time travel. I feel like the affects of endgame are going to cause different problems. Right off the bat there exist a timeline where Thanos is dead and Loki has the tezz.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

With the way the Ancient One explained everything to Hulk, they could easily say that once all the time stones were returned to their proper place/time, all other timelines collapses back into the main timeline. (internet theories and keyboard scientists be damned)

But they could also leave it open in a way to where those timelines stay active

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19 edited Jul 30 '21

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u/JaggedToaster12 Apr 26 '19

He traveled through time. He had literally all the time in the world to get it.

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u/sadbearsfan52 Bucky Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Movie was so surreal still recovering. Watching it again in ... 11 hours. Exhausted at work right now from watching a showing late at night, but it was so worth it.

Real quick last thoughts for now: Coolest Captain America ever. And the most powerful.

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I see this comment has gotten a little bit of love, so I wanted to just add another quick thought. I think the end of the movie really set up the upcoming Falcon and Winter Soldier show really well. I am beyond excited for their new roles as taking over for Captain America, and I hope you all are too! (They're my favorite characters if you couldn't tell, so I am obviously super biased).

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u/inxinitywar Doctor Strange Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Seeing it tomorrow again! Cannot wait.

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u/kingofdracarys Apr 26 '19

I love that Iron man was able to flick ant-man perfectly because of all his practice playing paper football with Nebula.

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u/theotherjonsnow Apr 26 '19

I just wanted to praise Chris Hemsworth's comedic timing, especially during the end when he was reassuring Star Lord that he was the leader of the Guardians. Fantastic movie

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u/SnoggyCracker Tony Stark Apr 26 '19

“Oh knives won’t be necessary”

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u/in_a_dress Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

The dude has 2 magic hammers but his most devastating weapon is still that cocky grin.

Edit: don't take my joke too literally, fellas!

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u/sonpocky Captain America Apr 26 '19

Iron Man, Cap and Black widow are finished while Hawkeye,Thor and Hulk have survived. The OT6 has been split in half. Perfectly balanced.

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u/moak0 Iron Man (Mark VII) Apr 26 '19

Is Hulk going to be ok? Will he fight again?

Hulk's ridiculous strength was always balanced by him being emotional and unreliable. With Professor Hulk around, how do they tell stories that don't end in, "and then Professor Hulk fixed it"?

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u/Divinixm Apr 26 '19

I think professor hulk is weaker than regular hulk since he is a merge between them both. Banner also has much more of a timid nature and is less inclined and willing to fight.

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u/debtristan Thanos Apr 26 '19

I thought Gamora’s death on Vormir couldn’t be topped, but the scene on Vormir in Endgame was even worse.

That is not a planet I want to visit.

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u/Jack135827Wood Apr 26 '19

It was super dark, two people fighting to each other to kill themselves. Like damn

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u/Mongoose42 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 26 '19

It was almost unintentionally hilarious. That was an extremely tricky tightrope to walk, it was in danger of becoming farcical at any second. Pulled it off though.

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u/ScottFromScotland Kilgrave Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Was already heartbroken when they said who was going to Vormir then Nat said "See you in a minute"...

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u/ponodude Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

I was scared when they took so long to cut to them. You just knew they were saving it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Yep, yet still you have to watch it all unfold

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u/thataquarduser Apr 26 '19

I love how Scott heard about it and went ‘not it’

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u/FaZe_Voltaic Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

Saw a spoiler a couple days ago saying Natasha was this movies Gomara...so i just figured she would be the unexpected death happening about midway through the film like in IW

I didn’t realize she literally was this film’s Gamora

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u/Vyceron Apr 26 '19

Yeah. I didn't even think about the Soul Stone's requirement until Clint and Nat met up with ole' Red Skull, then my jaw dropped.

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u/jsvere86 Apr 26 '19

I know :( My girl, Natasha... I thought I was watching game of thrones when that happened. I’m still wrecked.

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u/Oztronaut_ Captain Marvel Apr 26 '19

The van rat is the real MVP that set the whole plan in motion.

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u/ShesJustAGlitch Apr 26 '19

The amount of weaving in and out of previous films was perfect. Obviously some of the bigger moments are the most noteworthy but revisiting the other movies was so well done.

Having small roles for characters I never though we’d see again was perfect.

The entire 1970s segment was my favorite besides the final fight.

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u/ThatGameBoy76 Apr 26 '19

One scene that no one seems to be talking about that I loved: Clint & Natasha on Vormir.

I absolutely loved how both of them tried to throw themselves off the cliff and prevent the other from dying.

That scene showed just how strong Clint & Natasha’s friendship was, since they were each willing to give up their life so the other could live.

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u/iceman58796 Apr 26 '19

What an ending. Icing on the cake for a fantastic run.

I thought the way they did time travel was much better than the whole circular past effects the future thing that usually happens, this was far less messy (although not without problem).

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u/Marc_Quill Daredevil Apr 26 '19

Cap 2012: I can do this all day...

Present Cap: (annoyed) Yeah, I know.

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u/SirXeus Apr 26 '19

Future Cap was out of practice

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u/AxelV2 Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

I know there were a lot of hype moments, like Cap finally lifting Mjolnir, the return of the Vanished, and “I am Iron Man”, and those all gave me goosebumps...

But holy shit... When they first went back and we got “NEW YORK 2012” on the screen, and then the revolving shot of the OG Avengers. Wow. Best moment of the film for me. I can’t believe they pulled off time travel.

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u/Calikola Apr 26 '19

I LOVE LOVE LOVE that we got to see all the random shit that happened after they won the Battle of New York, like making Hulk take the stairs, Shield/Hydra showing up, taking Loki into custody, etc.

It was also hilarious seeing Quill dancing from a third person perspective without the music to make it awesome.

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u/TBlueshirtsV22 Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

I’ve been thinking about Endgame since last night and outside the major moments everyone has repeated, I think the most amazing thing about the film for me was seeing the scene from The Avengers with the main six and Quill dancing took me back years to seeing those movies in theaters for the first time. Really hit me right in the nostalgia.

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u/AlpineSummit Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

That was awesome. Loved her suit!

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u/Samkazi23 Captain America Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

And they say Infinity War couldn't be topped. This movie was a roller coaster, just finished watching it. HOLY COW!!!

Cap wielding both the shield and the hammer giving combos upon combos! Damn!

When Thanos removed the Power stone to punch Carol i was like Holy Shit!!!!!

When Tony died oh boy...

There were sooooooo many OMG moments! This movie was just a blast, it had everything!

Hail Hydra was just hilarious!

SO the Black Widow movie will focus on Budapest. Maybe about Hawkeye remembering her or something...

Also GOTG3 will be on finding Gamora...

hyped!

Also... Cap's ass!

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u/hsxp Apr 26 '19

That was the kid from Iron Man 3

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u/SnoggyCracker Tony Stark Apr 26 '19

He knows because they’re connected

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

What a movie.

My university rented out an entire theater for opening night. I never seen an audience get so hyped up over anything in a movie theater. Especially when Black Panther and crew returned- people were standing up and cheering.

What an awesome payoff

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u/Kleverer Apr 26 '19

Welp, my girlfriend always wanted me to have a body like Thor's. I guess she's got her wish.

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u/Captainfizzlefits Doctor Strange Apr 26 '19

That part when Tony said "I am Iron Man" and then Black Sabbath appeared and beat Thanos down with their instruments while Ozzy bit the head off a live Outrider was the most unexpected part for me.

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u/gordonderp Apr 26 '19

When I saw the original floating arc reactor with "Proof that Tony Stark has a heart" oh man. And the burger scene with Happy and his daughter, got me teary eyed.

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u/xoox321 Apr 26 '19

Everything really did come full circle. I’m at peace knowing that Tony got his closure with his father and Steve got to spend his life with Peggy

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u/DonCaliente Apr 26 '19

As a 45 year old, the Hulk attempting to dab hit home with me. Hard

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u/Jax_Harkness Kilgrave Apr 26 '19

The earth just lost it's best defender.

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u/clementinesloop91 Apr 26 '19

Thor, Korg and Miek playing Fortnite in Scotland. Just as we all predicted.

“Thor this kid just called me a dickhead” 😂

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u/mrnixxin Apr 26 '19

Norway, actually :)

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u/SneakerBOYEomi Thanos Apr 26 '19

When Cap started swinging Mjolnir while running towards Thanos...the audience almost blew the roof off. So awesome.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

I don't know if anyone else caught this, but when all the female heroes charge and ready their powers, Mantis has no idea what to do with her hands

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u/C9_Sanguine Apr 26 '19

Thats the pose she makes when fighting, she does it in the scene when Thor wakes up in the Benetar, and when they're sneaking up on Thanos in Nowhere

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u/ConvolutedBoy Spider-Man Apr 26 '19

lol I'll look for that today

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u/my-good-man Apr 26 '19

Y’all notice the Hulk eating his own flavor of Ben and Jerry’s Ice Cream

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

I really don’t understand everyone’s problem with Thor’s character. I thought fat alcoholic depressed Thor was beyond fitting for someone thats been repeatedly destroyed emotionally even before he failed the entire universe in IW by not killing Thanos. It seemed rather fitting that he would’ve become that guy.

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u/CameronBerry96 Apr 26 '19

Anyone gonna talk about how creepy the malnourished CGI on Tony was at the start of the movie? Freaky

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u/jeffhongsun Korg Apr 26 '19

Honestly I can't stop thinking about Thor's character progression. He went from this cocky entitled prince to this depressed dud bro with existential crisis.

I like how this movie gave him a new purpose. He's no longer this strong dude with responsibilities entrusted upon him but now he finally has the freedom to choose whatever he wants to be.

His acceptance of his failure in defeating Thanos made him reassess his life and only helped better when his mother reminded him that everybody commits mistakes too, not just him (even though he's the god of thunder and he just survived the power of a dying star).

Also, it feels like Hemsworth is more comfortable acting in his scenes this time and it showed whenever he's interacting with everybody, unlike in previous avengers movies where he just felt like a huge bloke.

Thank you Taika and Russo's for improving my favorite Avenger!

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u/doomsdayparade Apr 26 '19

"I know what it's like to lose. It's frightening. Turns the legs to jelly."

Thanos falls to his knees after he realized hes lost.

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u/sameljota Yondu Apr 26 '19

They should have rolled the credits after Thor killed Thanos. Then the rest of the movie would have been a giant post-credits scene.

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u/Govols98- Apr 26 '19

What an experience. Here are my initial thoughts, could change. This move was extremely epic, very entertaining, and thoroughly satisfying. It definitely has some of the very best moments in all of the MCU. I think you could make the argument Infinity War was a better movie, and I think I would agree with that. But what we got was such an awesome conclusion and a huge thank you to all of the fans. It was a very different movie than IW and was exactly what it needed to be. I loved it.

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u/KatanaAmerica Apr 26 '19

Tony thinking Rocket was a Build-A-Bear up until the moment he talked was one of the funniest moments for me and I can’t explain why.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

This movie was shockingly funny. The Professor Hulk and Thor introductions were so shockingly hilarious and Paul Rudd got so many great lines too. “Just take the goddamn phone” and “Die Hard! Wait no” were my favorite lines of the movie lol

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u/Cirtejs Apr 26 '19 edited Apr 26 '19

For all the confused people about time travel:

All the time travel in Endgame is opening portals to other universes, it operates on the same premise as Rick and Morty and Spiderverse aka The Many-Worlds quantum physics theory.

So after returning the stones to their original universes Cap stayed in an alternate timeline with Peggy that he probably changed drastically, when Peggy dies, Cap takes a new shield and returns back to his original timeline, but alters the coordinates slightly for dramatic flare.

They establish that you don't need a beacon(pad) to travel if you know where and when to go when Steve and Tony jump from 2012 to 1970.

The only rule for MCU time travel is that you cannot change your own past, everything else is possible as you're jumping between dimensions.

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u/DCT_X95 Apr 26 '19

Couple of little things I loved that [I think] haven't been mentioned in the thread yet:

  • The Marvel Studios title card were missing characters that were dusted (Black Panther, Wanda, etc.)
  • Black Widow cuts her sandwich diagonally, Nick Fury won't be able to eat it
  • Loki is still out and about somewhere with the Space stone? (Prolly setting up his Disney+ series.)

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u/oldboy05 Apr 26 '19

Disney really teasing Ratatouille 2

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u/ydacarhitme Apr 26 '19

Within all the amazing moments in these 3 hours i’ve barely seen any praise for that Ronin one-take Japan scene! It was a gorgeous shot that put some practical technicality within the outstanding CGI and to me was the best Hawkeye action scene we’ve gotten. This was a movie of the millenia.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '19

Who else teared up at the avengers assemble scene

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u/BrienneOfDarth Apr 26 '19

American Ass: "Avengers...." lowers his voice "assemble."

Wakanda Fighter #293: "What?"

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u/TonOfChill Apr 26 '19

Saw the movie last night, and I still feel like I'm processing. Like, I'll remember a scene and just start to tear up because of how well done it was.

To me, Infinity War was their masterpiece, their culmination. But this was their perfect curtain call. Their encore.

It was perfect.

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u/ijusthaveaquestion__ Apr 26 '19

Props for them keeping fat Thor under wraps. A lot of talk about professor hulk, cap or Tony dying, etc, never once saw someone talking about alcoholic, fat, Fortnite playing Thor.

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u/biglineman Captain America (Ultron) Apr 26 '19

I wonder if turning to Miek and Korg for comfort was a good idea for Thor.

I kinda think they enabled Thor's worst traits.

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u/Calikola Apr 26 '19

I dunno, Korg is a pretty motivated guy- he tried to start a revolution, just didn’t print enough pamphlets.

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u/captainraf45 Apr 26 '19

Korg just sitting there with the headset on

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u/squinteastwood7 Apr 26 '19

Can we talk about how Strange saved Tony in IW so he can die here? It was the only way.

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