Avengers: Endgame Spoilers

[lilyinblue]

The first time I watched Endgame, I was too caught up in wondering who was going to die to fully appreciate the Volmir scene. On a second viewing...oh man, I was an emotional wreck. Johanson and Renner sold that moment beautifully. It's just heart wrenching.

I, too, found my second viewing more emotional than the first.

[Godzilla2099]

No, Peter still has the Iron Spider suit.

Good. I hope we see it again.

[BeastieRunner]

One of my favorites references from the movie was the possible Namor reference,as a comic book reader i would say that this is the first reference of Namor in the MCU.

I think Namor is referenced in Iron Man 2 on that hot spot screen that showed places like Wakanka and Hulk tearing up the college.

EDIT: Yup! Namor was referenced in IM2.

[Midvillian1322]

Good. I hope we see it again.

Hes using it in his new trailer

[kmeyers]

Was the Iron Spider-Man costume destroyed at the end of the movie?

I really liked that suit.

He still has it in the Far From Home trailer.

[kmeyers]

I think Namor is referenced in Iron Man 2 on that hot spot screen that showed places like Wakanka and Hulk tearing up the college.

EDIT: Yup! Namor was referenced in IM2.

"just an earthquake."

[Godzilla2099]

Hes using it in his new trailer

He still has it in the Far From Home trailer.

Sweet. Just saw it. Appreciate it.

[j9ac9k]

Is the whole "5 years later" thing supposed to imply that the next phase will launch 2023? Aside from the sequels/prequel already mentioned, is that when all the new stuff will take place? That kinda makes sense since launching anything that takes place in the intervening years will have to deal with the snap and it'd be weird (but easier I guess) to have a move just start off sometime in the near future.

[Arsenal]

Is the whole "5 years later" thing supposed to imply that the next phase will launch 2023? Aside from the sequels/prequel already mentioned, is that when all the new stuff will take place? That kinda makes sense since launching anything that takes place in the intervening years will have to deal with the snap and it'd be weird (but easier I guess) to have a move just start off sometime in the near future.

Any sequels will likely be set after the snap.

As for the new properties? Its anyone’s guess when those will be set within the timeline

[tkitna]

Just saw this today and loved it. I was so hoping they would have name dropped Reed Richards when they were looking for a bigger brain, but oh well. Epic ending battle.

[Mutant 77]

Thor's story arc isn't a farce, not by a longshot. He's probably got the most tragic Shakesperean arc of all the Avengers. He's lost his mother, father, brother, home and his sense of purpose. Not to mention he feels personally responsible for half the universe dying. You need the superficially farcical moments so it's not oppressively dark, but it's clear that in spite of the jokes Thor is utterly lost until his conversation with his mother.

It was badly executed anyway.

[HowitzerJoe]

[Midvillian1322]

It was badly executed anyway.

I disagree but that's fine. I think Ragnarok through endgame was by far his strongest character development. Theres a reason hes more popular then ever and is signing on for more.

[CliffHanger2]

Thor's story arc kinda followed the comics With him being serious in the Kirby era up until the 80s when Simonson brought a lot of comedy to the book.

[j9ac9k]

Thor was not very serious at all at the beginning of the first movie. Things got really serious during that and he went through so much that by the end of Endgame, he'd grown and matured, but was able to relax again. (that's how I took it)