Yes, that's the part that was a stretch for me. Is this something I took points off for? No.Thanos transported his mothership to the future and it is HUGE. It's large enough to carry a large enough army we see in the final battle.
Yes, that's the part that was a stretch for me. Is this something I took points off for? No.Thanos transported his mothership to the future and it is HUGE. It's large enough to carry a large enough army we see in the final battle.
When he beats Hulk he isn't using the power stone. In order to use a stone he has to close his fist and activate it. It isn't a passive effect. He beats Hulk on his own.
But that's nonsensical and never really said or even implied until it's suits End Game in the movies.Odin says the Mjolnr wasn't the source of Thor's strength.
This does not rule out the hammer not having the power of Thor.
Thor has Thor's power, but the hammer can also have Thor's power.
Throughout the entire movie people were transporting themselves to different locations when they time traveled. Why is this holding you up when it's consistent with the rest of the movie?4 this doesn't answer the issue of energy required at site in the future or how they teleported from middle space to earths base instantly.
It wasn't really a checklist. The time travel stuff, and tony using the infinity gauntlet was just absurd to me. It just felt like cheesy fan service.
In the case of the soul stone, you have to earn it. It makes sense that whoever earns it can hold it. Otherwise that would kind of suck. You get the stone and then it kills you.Hawkeye holds the Soul Stone with literally just his hand, so it's definitely not all the stones that do that
The hammer says he who is worthy shall have the power of Thor. This was said way back in Thor 1. Cap is worthy so he got the powerBut that's nonsensical and never really said or even implied until it's suits End Game in the movies.
Yes, that's the part that was a stretch for me. Is this something I took points off for? No.
He has no reason to lie. If he, for example, told Thor to aim for the head, maybe Thor would've taken an extra fraction of a second to focus that still resulted in the snap and them losing.That's what he said, yes. So we just have to take his word at it, even though he seems to be provably wrong.
If there was a reason why Tony had to snap again, and Carol couldn't just help them clean up the rest of the fight, then I'm not very sure of it.
Oh you're right I remember him using it during that sequence, but it was against Thor.
I'm not saying he's lying. He can be telling what he believes to be true and still be wrong, at least by the established rules and circumstances that the movies have made clear.He has no reason to lie. If he, for example, told Thor to aim for the head, maybe he took an extra fraction of a second that still resulted in the snap and them losing.
Yeah at that point, obviously. But Strange could have warned them both about that. And without explaining why, the movie just leaves us guessing. There are more obvious ways they could have gotten away with it than obvious ways they would have failed, so it feels cheap.?
Carol was knocked out and Thanos was less than a second away from snapping his fingers multiple times in the end there.
Every second they delayed was giving Thanos time to do what he'd set out to do.
What happens in Ragnarok isn't contradictory to what others are saying.3 Like I've already said Odin said what Mijolner actually was and does in Ragnorok. It's a cornerstone of the movie that Thors power does not come from Mijolner at all.
Yes I understand that. Which is why Thor thought it was the source of his power. It was a gift from Odin. Then Odin corrects Thor in that it was only to help him focus his power in Ragnorok. In other words Odin put that there for Thor to be confident in his power when the whole time it was just Thor not mijolner
You scoffed at the idea that ANYTHING in this movie is inconsistent, there's no arguing with you.
Definitely agree about Thanos feeling like he was retrofitted for the plot rather then carrying on what was established about him during previous MCU movies. They did him wrong.
I saw this movie opening night and was stunned at how sloppy the plot is. It felt rushed and completely arbitrary.
Throughout the MCU we are told only titans and celestials can handle infinity stones. Just holding one almost kills all the guardians but Tony Stark can handle all five long enough to snap? Ha no.
Thanos straight takes Hulk apart casually and walks right through scarlet witch but then in end game his power level fluctuates wildly and is suddenly held up by Thor and Cap with relative ease and almost gets solo killed by Scarlet Witch. Thanos gets weaker throughout End Game seemingly just as a plot device.
Suddenly Cap can not only wield mijolner but he also has Thors power of lightning! Absolutely unearned and silly.
Pim particles. In ant man 2 we are told shrinking down to the sub atomic zone (sp) takes a ton of energy and special particles per person. But apparently a hand from Nebula and half a vial of pim particles and Thanks can shrink his entire ship full of thousands of troops back to the future! Absolutely ridiculous.
The absolute lack of the galaxy in End Game is insane. So we kill half the universe but I guess no one cares but Earth right? Where are the Kree? The other celestials? Anyone else in the entire universe? Terrible.
One of the things I liked about the MCU was its seemingly planned out nature but End game for me showed this is far more fake it till you make it than a real plan. End Game discards tons of its own rules and tends to just make shit up on the fly to suit it's purpose. It felt rushed and the action was incredibly poor especially when taking the source material into account. I was really disappointed and surprised it got such good reviews. To me it's the 4 worst marvel movie above IM3, TDW, and Hulk.
1) The only real explanation given for the stones is that something has to be strong enough to wield it. Thanos isn't a celestial but is "strong enough to wield it". Hulk is neither a celestial or a titan but is just strong enough to wield the stones. Tony Stark who has created technology to fight off against Hulk and Thanos (just barely) in the past so durability wise, it stands to reason that his armor could withstand the power of the stones long enough to use the stones. And still that's not enough because he dies. I don't know how much more cut and dry it can get here. Your main issue here is that Tony's armor is too strong but that has been the case since..... Avengers 1 when he tanked Mjolnir from Thor. If this was an actual iron suit, then Tony would have turned into a red mess since Mjolnir is insanely powerful and heavy.1 nano machines can control the infinity stones now? Which would mean nano machines are on the same level as celestials? Once again that just makes no sense in the scheme of things.
2 he kills cap with one punch in the comics. He knocks him out with one punch without the stones in the prior movie. Made zero sense that now cap and fat Thor can hold him off.
3 I've already answered this so I'll agree to disagree here
4 this doesn't answer the issue of energy required at site in the future or how they teleported from middle space to earths base instantly. I guess that was the magic of nebulas fingers.
5 if the rest of the galaxy doesn't matter why are the guardians there?
I think the big difference is I've read the source material and up until End Game I felt like they were doing the source material justice with needed changes but End Game is a shadow of what was in the comics.
Definitely agree about Thanos feeling like he was retrofitted for the plot rather then carrying on what was established about him during previous MCU movies. They did him wrong.
what do you think the various gauntlets are for?Throughout the MCU we are told only titans and celestials can handle infinity stones. Just holding one almost kills all the guardians but Tony Stark can handle all five long enough to snap? Ha no.
He doesn't walk through Scarlet Witch. Even with four infinity stones she still holds him off with one hand long enough to destroy the Mind Stone.Thanos straight takes Hulk apart casually and walks right through scarlet witch but then in end game his power level fluctuates wildly and is suddenly held up by Thor and Cap with relative ease and almost gets solo killed by Scarlet Witch. Thanos gets weaker throughout End Game seemingly just as a plot device.
that's how mjolnir worksSuddenly Cap can not only wield mijolner but he also has Thors power of lightning! Absolutely unearned and silly.
Not substantially different from Hank Pym carrying around an entire building like a briefcase in Ant-Man 2. And it's entirely plausible that Thanos and crew could have replicated the pym particles with their tech.Pim particles. In ant man 2 we are told shrinking down to the sub atomic zone (sp) takes a ton of energy and special particles per person. But apparently a hand from Nebula and half a vial of pim particles and Thanks can shrink his entire ship full of thousands of troops back to the future! Absolutely ridiculous.
everyone else cares, but the focus of the movie is on the charaters we already knowThe absolute lack of the galaxy in End Game is insane. So we kill half the universe but I guess no one cares but Earth right? Where are the Kree? The other celestials? Anyone else in the entire universe? Terrible.
Definitely agree about Thanos feeling like he was retrofitted for the plot rather then carrying on what was established about him during previous MCU movies. They did him wrong.