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Is this the "luke im your father" of our generation?
- Thread starter Blablurn
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It's "No, I am your father" and no it won't be.
That has also never been said in Star Trek. The closest they ever came was "Scotty, beam me up". Sarcasm is hard to pick up online, but I'm willing to bet you already knew that.
That has also never been said in Star Trek. The closest they ever came was "Scotty, beam me up". Sarcasm is hard to pick up online, but I'm willing to bet you already knew that.
Plot twist means something unexpected. The snap was lifted straight from the comic.
The way people get the Star Wars line wrong, I'm pretty sure that Avengers will be referenced by clapping in a few years.
Funnily enough, it might be Hans revealing he's the baddie in Frozen. Kids and families were raised on Frozen. Lol I'm not saying he's as good as Vader, but it's quite a heartbreaking and hissing scene for them.
Yeah.
Like... I knew it happened in the original story, but I was fully expecting it to be a very short lived thing that happened and resolved in the same movie within ~30 minutes, not unlike the original comic's snap. I like that they didn't do that and went a different route.
Avengers Assemble is just the "they have a cave troll" scene from Lord of the Rings but in reverse.
Think about how a general (aka not a bunch of nerds) audience perceives the moment. In that regard, as others have pointed out, the Snap in Infinity War is far more affecting. General audiences had no idea Marvel would do something like that to the characters they loved, and--like with Vader's reveal--they had to wait a while before they could see what the fallout would be.
Welcome to Rivendell, Mr. Anderson.
how is that a plot twist when he makes his intentions clear from the beginning?
the plot twist is that they
revert it with a shitty ass deus ex machina"]
I can never decide whether I like or dislike the way that he delivers "assemble". It changes every time that I watch it.
I don't see how that's a test... And even if it was, how or why anybody reacted the way they did. The mcu had several movies lined up post infinity war, how could they possibly kill all those characters? It confused me how that got anybody worried or concerned in anyway.
No, it's Judi Dench spreading her legs wide and scissoring them in the air to express approval in Cats.
