Avengers: Endgame (2019)

[beware]

Originally Posted by AFFanAttic

On the Vudu page for this movie, it lists the bonus features and "Steve and Peggy: One Last Dance" is shown in that list.

Also, in iTunes, they advertise "Avengers Script Security" as an exclusive available only on iTunes. I don't own it yet (will redeem my code tomorrow), but it shows as a 6:20 short video.


Use MoviesAnywhere and have an iTunes account connected to it. If you're buying the 4K disc, redeem the code directly in Vudu or MA to ensure you get the 4K copy in those accounts. It might be locked to HD if you redeem it directly in iTunes since iTunes won't have this in 4K.

please let me know

[nerdy916]

Originally Posted by rexcrk

The gold standard for me will always be the Middle-earth movies. I can’t think of a single other movie series that has come close to that kind of behind the scenes extras.

Alien and blade runner are on the same level. The making of alien 3 documentary is a fascinating look at what went wrong.

[Infrared Sight]

Ended up going back to Best Buy and exchanging the steelbook for another one. New disc plays just fine at the point where it froze before. Probably just a bad disc.

[TheBluRayBandito]

Man, what's with Target exclusive digibooks getting bigger? This one is wider and slightly taller than the rest I have. (Only one I didn't buy was Cap Marvel.)

[AFFanAttic]

Originally Posted by beware

please let me know

¿let you know what?

Redeem the digital code in MoviesAnywhere. Steve and Peggy featurette is in all the services that give extras in your library. Secret Scripts is in iTunes.

[AFFanAttic]

Originally Posted by TheBluRayBandito

Man, what's with Target exclusive digibooks getting bigger? This one is wider and slightly taller than the rest I have. (Only one I didn't buy was Cap Marvel.)

I don't really mind the size difference. But Infinity War is the only other package like this that I have, and Endgame looks just fine to me right beside it. Somehow, and this could entirely sound just plain dumb, the fact that it's a three hour movie next to a two and a half hour movie makes the width difference look appropriate.

I was actually worried it would be as thick as The Last Jedi target exclusive was. That one is four discs and somehow the thickness made it cross over into looking too cheap. I sold that one because I also have the UHD steelbook and that's entirely enough.

[Frank@Chicago]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I honestly can’t believe that I just paid $23 for a standard HD release of a movie that will be going for $15 or less in two months.

It’s not even a film that I was super excited about.

I haven’t even seen it.

The slipcover is mediocre.

I hate myself.

...this is all I deserve.

[Show spoiler]

As bad as you felt after buying, you probably felt worse after watching...

What did you think?

[Arawn]

Originally Posted by Ray Jackson

I haven’t even seen it.

[dewey412]

Originally Posted by TravisTylerBlack

Glad the bonus features were moved to their own respective disc in order to give the feature as much room as possible, but also what's there probably clocked in at under an hour. Really miss the days when supplements for major studio releases gave us actual depth and insight in the making of these films instead of just brisk, generalized comments from the cast and crew.

Heck, even the Blu releases of Iron Man 1 & 2 had versions with two discs..One for the movie, and one for extras...Ever since, they've barely put anything on them..That being said, I do like that all but three of the MCU movies have audio commentaries...That's a big plus for me!!

[Darth Maher]

Just watched the 4K. Did not freeze up at all.

[Akira Takamedo]

I’m posting this on both the Blu-ray and 4K threads for Endgame, because freezing and scratched discs were mentioned both places. Call Disney Home Entertainment at (800) 723-4763 ‬and give them feedback. When I talked to her this afternoon, she said she hasn’t heard about any of these problems before, so maybe hearing from more people will help. Also leave a recorded message after the survey.

[DouglasRobert]

I'll just post this here.

But I'm a little confused on something.

How exactly did all of the people that were "snapped" out of existence all of a sudden come back to fight in the finale?

Now I know they mentioned something about time travel and compared to how it's done in other movies. Perhaps I'm hung up on those other movie explanations.
If I get the events correct in endgame. It's roughly 5 years after the "snap" event. They go back in time (so to speak) and get the stones from the past. So if they got the stones from the past, how exactly could Thanos get the stones to do the initial "snap"?
Second, if they stopped Thanos way before the initial "snap" there would be no reason for them to go back and do all of that because it never happened and thus the paradox.

Like I said, I'm confused.

[Indiana Jones]

Originally Posted by DouglasRobert

I'll just post this here.

But I'm a little confused on something.

How exactly did all of the people that were "snapped" out of existence all of a sudden come back to fight in the finale?

Now I know they mentioned something about time travel and compared to how it's done in other movies. Perhaps I'm hung up on those other movie explanations.
If I get the events correct in endgame. It's roughly 5 years after the "snap" event. They go back in time (so to speak) and get the stones from the past. So if they got the stones from the past, how exactly could Thanos get the stones to do the initial "snap"?
Second, if they stopped Thanos way before the initial "snap" there would be no reason for them to go back and do all of that because it never happened and thus the paradox.

Like I said, I'm confused.

They made it very clear in the film that

[Show spoiler]going into the past and making changes won't affect their timeline, they could go back and kill Thanos before the snap but upon returning to their present nothing will have changed however they could go into the past and bring back the stones and use them to undo the snap bringing back those that had been dusted which is exactly what they do.

Its fairly straight forward, not sure why some have trouble understanding it.

[mediocore]

Originally Posted by Indiana Jones

They made it very clear in the film that

[Show spoiler]going into the past and making changes won't affect their timeline, they could go back and kill Thanos before the snap but upon returning to their present nothing will have changed however they could go into the past and bring back the stones and use them to undo the snap bringing back those that had been dusted which is exactly what they do.

Its fairly straight forward, not sure why some have trouble understanding it.

Agreed. Maybe this dude was napping or on his phone the whole time? I mean, it's all stuff that is literally spoon-fed to the viewer through expository dialog and visuals.

[formula_nebula]

Originally Posted by mediocore

Agreed. Maybe this dude was napping or on his phone the whole time? I mean, it's all stuff that is literally spoon-fed to the viewer through expository dialog and visuals.

[hanshotfirst1138]

Originally Posted by rexcrk

The gold standard for me will always be the Middle-earth movies. I can’t think of a single other movie series that has come close to that kind of behind the scenes extras.

I was shocked how honest the Hobbit documentaries sometimes were about how chaotic things got.

[nerdy916]

I was at the We Love You 300o Event at the Eden Prairie best buy yesterday. I got there at midnight and was 34th in line. I was able to meet Anthony Russo

[vicksvapor77]

Originally Posted by beware

please let me know

Me too. I wonder if it's part of the script?

[sharky1999]

Originally Posted by DouglasRobert

I'll just post this here.

But I'm a little confused on something.

How exactly did all of the people that were "snapped" out of existence all of a sudden come back to fight in the finale?

Now I know they mentioned something about time travel and compared to how it's done in other movies. Perhaps I'm hung up on those other movie explanations.
If I get the events correct in endgame. It's roughly 5 years after the "snap" event. They go back in time (so to speak) and get the stones from the past. So if they got the stones from the past, how exactly could Thanos get the stones to do the initial "snap"?
Second, if they stopped Thanos way before the initial "snap" there would be no reason for them to go back and do all of that because it never happened and thus the paradox.

Like I said, I'm confused.

It's time travel but you have to think of it as alternate realities. When they go back and alter the timeline of the past it branches off into a new reality not affecting the main reality of the movie. At least that is what they seem to be saying in the movie to my understanding.

What they kind of mess up on is if you accept that logic then

[Show spoiler]Captain America shouldn't be able to stay in the past, live out his life, and eventually meet up with the Falcon of the main timeline of the movie.

[AFFanAttic]

Originally Posted by vicksvapor77

Me too. I wonder if it's part of the script?

The Secret Scripts featurette in iTunes is some quick interviews clips talking about how they'll provide subtly differently-written scenes during production to help guard against leaks. Then they provide a few animated scenes to illustrate those alternate versions. None of the alternative scenes make very good sense for the story and they're kind of funny.