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jrWHAG42 said:The joke with Hulk and the elevator was totally stolen from the 2005 Fantastic Four.
musiced921 said:jrWHAG42 said:The joke with Hulk and the elevator was totally stolen from the 2005 Fantastic Four.
and worked just as well I feel. That movie gets so much hate, but I liked them both except for 2's cop-out ending.
Gaith said:James D'Arcy's Jarvis appeared and made MCU history by being the first TV character to get promoted to the majors.
asterixsmeagol said:Gaith said:James D'Arcy's Jarvis appeared and made MCU history by being the first TV character to get promoted to the majors.
But they went back to the other Howard Stark
TomH1138 said:--Speaking of Howard Stark, I’ve become so used to his appearance in Captain America and Agent Carter that it threw me when they used a different actor for this. I had to look it up to find out it’s the same actor from Iron Man 2 and Civil War.
The first scene of Ant-Man, too.
--I genuinely don’t remember: Has Thor never killed someone before? I get that most of the people close to him died (indeed, most of the people from his home realm died), but his sadness mostly seemed to focus on having killed Thanos. Nobody seems sad later in the movie when Tony kills Thanos.
Thor has killed tons, and is proud of that. He isn't sad about having killed Thanos; he's ashamed of having failed to stop the Snap and thus lost to him in the first place, and depressed over the fact that subsequently killing him didn't undo that defeat one bit.
* Why did the Avengers decide that the snap should be undone to the current timeline (five years after the snap occurred)? If the problem is that they don’t want to mess with history, how is that any different than going back and changing things in the first place?
Tony said they didn't have the right to take away the five years people lived, or undo the lives (including his daughter's) created since then, and Steve agreed.
* On that same note, it’s 2014 Thanos that they killed at the end of this movie. Doesn’t that mean he was never around to snap half the population out of existence in 2018?
The movie's one consistent time travel rule is it doesn't operate by BttF rules.
--Pepper Potts in an Iron Man suit? Amazing!
Already done in IM3.
-- Spider-Man previously refused to put his suit in Kill Mode. Why did he do it now? Was he fighting robots instead of people?
Aliens aren't humans.
--Sam is now no longer Falcon; he’s Captain America. That’s what I honestly expected. So why does Disney+ have a series in the works called Falcon and Winter Solider?
The shield symbolizes him taking up Steve's mantle, but it doesn't automatically make him Captain America. He won't be Captain America until he himself decides to take up the name. My guess is the series will end with him doing so.
Gaith said:Replying... spoilers, but it's out on home media now, so...
TomH1138 said:--Speaking of Howard Stark, I’ve become so used to his appearance in Captain America and Agent Carter that it threw me when they used a different actor for this. I had to look it up to find out it’s the same actor from Iron Man 2 and Civil War.
The first scene of Ant-Man, too. Ooh, I forgot about that! Good call.
--I genuinely don’t remember: Has Thor never killed someone before? I get that most of the people close to him died (indeed, most of the people from his home realm died), but his sadness mostly seemed to focus on having killed Thanos. Nobody seems sad later in the movie when Tony kills Thanos.
Thor has killed tons, and is proud of that. He isn't sad about having killed Thanos; he's ashamed of having failed to stop the Snap and thus lost to him in the first place, and depressed over the fact that subsequently killing him didn't undo that defeat one bit. That makes sense. That's what I thought would be the reason, but somehow the dialogue threw me off.
* Why did the Avengers decide that the snap should be undone to the current timeline (five years after the snap occurred)? If the problem is that they don’t want to mess with history, how is that any different than going back and changing things in the first place?
Tony said they didn't have the right to take away the five years people lived, or undo the lives (including his daughter's) created since then, and Steve agreed. Ooh, right! Tony's daughter. I get that now.
* On that same note, it’s 2014 Thanos that they killed at the end of this movie. Doesn’t that mean he was never around to snap half the population out of existence in 2018?
The movie's one consistent time travel rule is it doesn't operate by BttF rules. Heh. Yeah, again, I don't mind them not being BTTF, but they should have made it clearer how things did work. Oh, well.
--Pepper Potts in an Iron Man suit? Amazing!
Already done in IM3. Oh, I think I remember that now. At first, I only remembered her being Cool Mutant Woman, and then having her powers surgically removed at the end of the movie. Pepper hadn't had a chance to do much in the Avengers movies, so I'm glad she got to do something here.
-- Spider-Man previously refused to put his suit in Kill Mode. Why did he do it now? Was he fighting robots instead of people?
Aliens aren't humans. Heh. I guess. They are still sentient life forms, though. I mean, Captain America killed Nazis, so I'm not judging Spidey. It only seems weird when they set up a rule for him but then don't follow it through. I won't lose sleep over it or anything, though.
--Sam is now no longer Falcon; he’s Captain America. That’s what I honestly expected. So why does Disney+ have a series in the works called Falcon and Winter Solider?
The shield symbolizes him taking up Steve's mantle, but it doesn't automatically make him Captain America. He won't be Captain America until he himself decides to take up the name. My guess is the series will end with him doing so. Yeah, I agree--it seems very likely that's how the series will end.
Great responses. Thanks for your insights!
kkimble said:If I could make changes to the movie that were minimally invasive yet fixed some key issues (in my opinion) then these are the changes I would make. This is just one fans opinion so take it all with a grain of salt.
1) Stark
2) 2v1
3) professor hulk
4) girl power
5) Captain marvel
Well yeah I knew that it couldn't be done as a fan edit but I was just dreaming about what I wanted it to be.addiesin said:kkimble said:If I could make changes to the movie that were minimally invasive yet fixed some key issues (in my opinion) then these are the changes I would make. This is just one fans opinion so take it all with a grain of salt.
1) Stark
2) 2v1
3) professor hulk
4) girl power
5) Captain marvel
I liked how 1, 3 and 4 were in the film, thought they fit fine.
Other than cutting the scene you don't like in point 4, these don't sound like things that can be done in a fanedit.