Dude... I don't think you saw the movie honestly.
Yondu's funeral in GOTG Vol 2 had more people and far more bombastic.
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Kevin Feige discusses how a pivotal Avengers: Endgame moment was influenced by LOGAN (Spoilers for both)
- Thread starter MadLaughter
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Dude... I don't think you saw the movie honestly.
Yondu's funeral in GOTG Vol 2 had more people and far more bombastic.
I mean you haven't even tried to honestly argue with anyone.
If your going to continue to post hot takes you could actually try to explain why you feel that way. Otherwise your trolling.
All I've done is give my opinions on the scene. Not my fault they aren't the correct opinions and you feel the need to 'argue' about it. Is "DER YOU PROBABLY DIDN'T EVEN SEE IT" supposed to be some kind of reasonable criticism?
i didn't like tony's funeral. it just had weird cameos and threw everything at it. you only needed a handful of people there. im3 kid was just weird. also, nat never got a funeral. it's funny how overlooked her death was.
I mean your posting on a public forum with hot takes that offer little explanation. When you get challenged you just jump straight to: "I DON'T NEED TO ARGUE THEY'RE MY OPINIONS". Which, considering you've literally went out of your way to continue to post the hot takes, you clearly wanted to get someone riled up.
You know, trolling.
It was a handful of people. Like considering he literally saved the entire universe, it's actually a really really tiny funeral. It's even right at their house rather than at a public place.
Yeah, it's like they couldn't come up with a single tasteful moment like Logan's cross falling over so it ended up being just a blizzard of cameos, where it is just scrubbing the camera by a shitload of people, and forced moments like the raft and TONY LIKE HAMBURGER. Shit was interminable.
Back at what? In the interview Feige specifically mentions that Nick Fury's "death" lacked consequences and stakes. He cites past movies within MCU not delivering on the kind of finality Logan had and he felt that was something that needed to change with IW. What exactly is your problem with what I said?
if we can reasonably infer from your posts that you might have not seen the movie then.........yes?
I would like to sincerely apologize to you for disliking a single scene in Avengers: Endgame.
I didn't really have an issue with the Endgame funeral scene, it was fine if kind of flat for me. Like someone said, the Cap ending had a more emotional beat actually. The Logan funeral actually had a tear in my eye, but the entire film built up to that so I think it worked better in eliciting an emotional response.
They'd best give Knowhere a makeover so it's a giant floating Tony head, in remembrance for what he did.
I think it's a matter of
a) she wasn't a huge public figure like Tony was for his whole life -
look at the classroom wall art in Far From Home. Dozens of pictures of Tony and only one of Natasha.
lol, your reading comprehension seems to be on par with your movie going comprehension
That specific part of the movie felt like it was backseat directed by RDJ.
I wish they kept the shot of Strange.
He steered the timeline to this point. And while it was the only way to save the universe it still cost a life.
Cumberbatch's face seems to perfectly encapsulate the emotions of him feeling the consequences of what he did.
And while it saved the universe it doesn't make it any easier.
Honestly, for all the other comic book stuff in there, Linda Cardellini calling Hawkeye's phone right after she was unsnapped really stood out to me as a "how in the world did this happen" moment.
I did think it was a bold move to not just reverse time and undo all the damage (and maybe only the Avengers remember), but to keep that in there, considering the ramifications of half the population's lives moving on and the other half just showing up out of nowhere. Plus all the other people on the planes that crashed are all dead. But I guess that's what Fandral (the first one)'s tv show covers.
Yeah, Logan's was done much better. The entire movie sets up his death while Tony's is more he dies and you get sad cause of his legacy. Logan is an emotional rollercoaster of a film so it will naturally have a better death. I still don't get why they added the IM3 kid to Tony's funeral. Seems really weird.
Really gotta give Cumberbatch props for being able to sell the cold realist part of his personality while also showing some remorse and regret like anyone else would.
Gotta agree with this. Keeping his last moment interactions to the people closest to him, war machine, Spiderman and pepper, plus that reaction shot of strange would have been better than everyone else kneeling, as their respect is covered by the funeral following anyway.
Speaking of Logan, Xavier's death in that movie just didn't work for me at all. It's not really Mangold's fault but the fact that the franchise had killed him off once before really took the oomph out of that scene imo. Also, it might have been just my theater, but the audio mix in that scene was really bad, I could not make out what Logan was saying to him at all.
I get you, but at the same time, not having to go super in depth on the villain really let the wolveine, x, and x-23 dynamic shine and be the focus.
Man Logan is so fucking good. Easily my number 2 fav super hero film of all time.
Hugh Jackman? I mean yeah, he wanted it to end there. But he loved the character, and kept being wolverine for 17 years despite some absolutely shit movies.
Perfect send of. same with RDJ
Xavier technically never died in X3. After credit showed him still alive.
One of the problems with X3 is not commiting to it's choices (like the cure actually not being permanent).
right, but it was still a depiction of Xavier dying. It was something that had been shown already. When Xavier dies in Logan, honestly my reaction to that moment was, I've already seen this before.
That still doesn't explain the countless people who died as a consequence of other people being snapped. Like if someone's pilot was dusted, that person's dead dead and ain't ever coming back from The Blip.
for the sake of a silly and fun gag. i wouldn't read too much into it.
Tony's funeral lasted like 2 minutes, what the fuck are people in this thread talking about.
Plus it was more of a means to show every major character together at once.
Plus it was more of a means to show every major character together at once.
Oh I agree, but what's in the movies is more canon that what a producer says happened in their head.
Yeah, but Kevin Feige really isn't just "a producer"
he's fully aware of the scene in FFH that discredits what the writers/directors of Endgame did. he could have been like "no that doesn't work" *raises glasses/tightens baseball cap* but he didn't do that since it's just a lighthearted joke they wanted in the movie. they're not gonna sweat the small stuff, and his answer still stands for the context of Endgame.
FFH doesn't really shit on anything Feige said here, because it's not like getting de-blipped in the school gym is equivalent to getting de-blipped 3000 feet in the air and plummeting to your death hehe
You're gonna get dogpiled on, but I and the same takeaway.
Feige himself said he understood why people were clamoring for "stakes." You know, the thing MCU-stans kept insisting wasn't an issue or something the films needed. Yet, here's Feige saying that it is a valid complaint that they sought to address.
So? If it weren't for that guy there wouldn't even be an MCU. Marvel risked everything on that Iron Man movie. If that means Tony Stark gets a badass death and a funeral, then so be it.
and to drive home the fact that Tony reunited all the families like he said he wanted to
Exactly. See also: Happy Hogan's presence in Endgame and Far From Home.
Of course, your Lord taking notes from the best Marvel movie ever made, Logan. Still didn't have an ounce of the impact of Logan and X23 though.
preach
preach
A ton of people all over the universe probably died as a direct result of the snap, but that's kind of the point with disasters.
Actually, I wouldn't mind seeing a non-superhero movie just about the effects of the snap.
COMPLETELY WRONG, you MORON! How dare you insinuate such lies
he said "stakes" not "steaks". lul
That's right FFS
Imagine if there was no funeral ...
People complain about ANYTHING.
