Avengers: Infinity War (2018) - SPOILER THREAD

[pabloccb]

Originally Posted by Groot

They weren't gonna have Cap move on from Peggy like that. Agent 13 is kinda meh tho in CW.
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What are you talking about? Peggy Carter is dead by the time of Civil War and he even kisses Sharon and she is her family.

[Groot]

Originally Posted by pabloccb

What are you talking about? Peggy Carter is dead by the time of Civil War and he even kisses Sharon and she is her family.

Do I have to spell out what "move on" from someone means?

Cap loved Peggy. He saw her again when she was old and sick, she later dies. He never got to fulfill his love/spend his life with her. The Agent 13 stuff felt forced to show him with someone, when they should have just left him alone for a bit to mourn. Considering how quickly the events of CW break him with the others, and technically the events of TWS prior, his old fashioned views aren't gonna snap him into falling for someone else like that with how they have made his character.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Groot

Do I have to spell out what "move on" from someone means?

Cap loved Peggy. He saw her again when she was old and sick, she later dies. He never got to fulfill his love/spend his life with her. The Agent 13 stuff felt forced to show him with someone, when they should have just left him alone for a bit to mourn. Considering how quickly the events of CW break him with the others, and technically the events of TWS prior, his old fashioned views aren't gonna snap him into falling for someone else like that with how they have made his character.

With the nose ring?

Yeah.

I'm not ready for that.

Am I the first girl you've kissed in 90 years?

It was that bad?

I didn't say that.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Groot

Do I have to spell out what "move on" from someone means?

Cap loved Peggy. He saw her again when she was old and sick, she later dies. He never got to fulfill his love/spend his life with her. The Agent 13 stuff felt forced to show him with someone, when they should have just left him alone for a bit to mourn. Considering how quickly the events of CW break him with the others, and technically the events of TWS prior, his old fashioned views aren't gonna snap him into falling for someone else like that with how they have made his character.

I'd like a Cap/Thor romance.

[Batman1980]

I want more Bruce/Tony bromance

[whitestang06]

Originally Posted by kylor

I'd like a Cap/Thor romance.

Well, Bucky is out of the picture, for the moment.

[Groot]

Originally Posted by kylor

I'd like a Cap/Thor romance.

[Show spoiler]

I'd watch it.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by Groot

I'd watch it.

[Creed]

Well, we'll see if Sharon Carter is even still alive.

[kylor]

Would have been funny to see Thanos use the time stone on Cap.

[Trekkie313]

Finally saw it, best Marvel movie since Civil War and much better than Age Of Ultron.

4.5/5 overall.

Still cannot get into Wakanda's advanced tech and hologram shield, nor do I accept nanomachines in fiction.

Spidey is severely underused, essentially only killing off one minor villain.

[Groot]

Originally Posted by Trekkie313

Finally saw it, best Marvel movie since Civil War and much better than Age Of Ultron.

4.5/5 overall.

Still cannot get into Wakanda's advanced tech and hologram shield, nor do I accept nanomachines in place of actual suits.

But you do accept a giant Purple tinted dude has a medieval glove that can kill half of all the world by snapping his fingers after he got all the lucky charms on top of it?

[Trekkie313]

Originally Posted by Groot

But you do accept a giant Purple tinted dude has a medieval glove that can kill half of all the world by snapping his fingers after he got all the lucky charms on top of it?

Nanomachines have nearly ruined a lot of enjoyable stories for me, they are a huge crux for writers to explain away many things. Metal Gear and Terminator being prominent.

[kylor]

Originally Posted by Trekkie313

Finally saw it, best Marvel movie since Civil War and much better than Age Of Ultron.

4.5/5 overall.

Still cannot get into Wakanda's advanced tech and hologram shield, nor do I accept nanomachines in place of actual suits.

Agreed. I had a tough time with Terminator Genisys' antagonist because of that. And many other reasons for that movie. It just didn't fit.

IW is still an enjoyable movie, despite the flaws.

[yeslek]

Originally Posted by InuYashaCrusade

Maybe this has been discussed here and maybe it hasn't, I haven't seen it around.

I was reading my copy of "Avengers Infinity War - The Official Movie Special" by Titan and saw this Q&A with Gwyneth Paltrow and it made me start thinking. Tony and Pepper don't have a child in Infinity War, but they were discussing the possibility within the movie. The answer that Gwyneth gives very clearly says "they're married, and they have a child." ... They are not married yet in Infinity War, either. Tony invites Wong to his wedding that has yet to happen, and they do not have a child.

Is it possible she just gave away a huge spoiler for Avengers 4 or am I looking too far into this? This is an official magazine and not some unofficial fan made creation, it can be purchased at Walmart too.

Or it was on the ‘fake script’ Or even cut from the movie

Originally Posted by Groot

Wouldn’t it be interesting that Tony is conflicted on fixing the past because it means he never marries her or has his child? We know he fixes it based on set photos, but the cost may be his family with Pepper.

Interesting though
Would tear him into making the ultimate choice between both sides of his life

Originally Posted by sandman slim

She was kinda insistent that he not be on that spaceship. As the connection statics out, it sounds like she starts to say "I'm--". Could have been anything, but with that quote above, "I'm pregnant" looks likely.

Hope Thanos doesn't put her pretty little head in a box...

After hours earlier clearly saying she wasn’t paying pregnant...doubtful

Originally Posted by Canada

Intermissions should we have them?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EIvjdvlD0-o

Not unless they are 3hrs +

It’s easy to go before and wait until it’s over.
Plus having intermissions takes you out of the movie. I’d hate every viewing to be broke up like that

[yeslek]

Originally Posted by Optimus-Prime-Rox

That should be up to each individual theater. The theaters could reshow upcoming movie trailers during their intermission.

Have intervals as optional
Like how’s we have a single screening per day that’s audio described or subtitled.

Give people the choice

Originally Posted by ArrestedDevelopment

Aside from Tony and Pepper, the rest of the MCU romances have been shite. I still can't buy Vision and Wanda together. There's absolutely zero chemistry between the two. Their relationship was just a plot device.

Stark and Pepper is the only one that made sense.
The rest feels too forced and fake.

Star-lord an Gamora kinda work but still felt rushed

Originally Posted by rodneyfaile

Ruffalo is great. I thought he deserved the supporting actor Oscar for Spotlight. I didn’t think Bridge of Spies was all that great.

I thought he was at his best in Begin Again (though agree he was good in Spotlight)

[Havok83]

Originally Posted by Trekkie313

Finally saw it, best Marvel movie since Civil War and much better than Age Of Ultron.

4.5/5 overall.

Still cannot get into Wakanda's advanced tech and hologram shield, nor do I accept nanomachines in fiction.

Spidey is severely underused, essentially only killing off one minor villain.

Spidey felt like one of the characters that was used the most. He seemed to have more prominence here that OGs like Cap and Black Widow

[Groot]

Originally Posted by yeslek

Stark and Pepper is the only one that made sense.
The rest feels too forced and fake.

Star-lord an Gamora kinda work but still felt rushed

I don't feel Gamora/Star-Lord was rushed. They kinda establish him as a man-child early on and he hits on her from the get-go and she ends up respecting him at the end of everything in the first film. By the second film, several months on, they're together all the time, blah blah blah, they got that unspoken thing going and into the future, which is them together for a few years a big, pirate angel lands on their window and they have a task that finally gets the ILU's said.

It feels like Tony & Pep to me. He's a head-strong smarty-pants, she's the one keeping everything together...it works. I dig it.

[Batman1980]

I was 100% on board with her telling him to kill her if it came to that and his inability to come through.

[KINGDANGER]

Originally Posted by imsounoriginal

Wait, she and Cap are a thing now? I didn't catch that.

Even though the actors deny a relationship between the characters, it seems very intentional that Cap and Widow were in frame together when she responded to Banner.