Infinity War Discussion !!!!SPOILERS!!!6187
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Ant-man could have flown up inside the gauntlet and then “boom” giant man | ||
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Why didn't Heimdal send Loki (and the stone) to Earth instead of the Hulk in the opening scene? | ||
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@drchaos Exactly. | ||
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The search for plot holes is getting more interesting than the search for the stones themselves. There needs to be an Austin Powers version of this movie where Scott Evil (Dr. Evil's son), takes care of Thanos his way. (Step aside Thor, you dumb@$$ and give me that f-ing hammer/axe so we can end Thanos the way that guarantees success, like, by chopping off his head or arm.) |
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Quote:Originally Posted by kaptainmyke Those people have a serious reality vs fiction issue |
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Not to mention the fact that Strange played out fourteen million different attacks on Thanos, and only one worked. The one they're currently in the middle of. I'm sure he cut off Thanos' arm with a portal in at least 3 million different ways of those fourteen million scenarios. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by JLS_Comics Well I would assume that Thanos would have known it was a fake fairly soon, at the absolute latest when he would have put it on the gauntlet itself. Furthermore I could argue that since he was in possession of the Reality Stone by that time, he would have know immediately. The stones at best would cancel each other out. Gamoras attempted us of the mind stone would have been nullified by the Reality Stone is my fake on it. With regards to cutting off Thanos’ arm I’d say they would need a pretty impressive weapon, yes Gamora stabbed him but stabbing through the skin and cutting off an arm through bone are much different. Furthermore that’s was originally Thanos’ own blade, which we can assume is better than any old thing laying around. So they would have needed Magic (which I addressed previously) is Wakandan, Asgardian, or alien tech to cut it off. I’m gonna assume those weren’t available to Iron Man et all on Titan, and the rest of the crew back on Earth simply didn’t think of that plan, which in all fairness you can’t blame them as they were already in the middle of a battle whereas Starlords plan on Titan to remove the gauntlet came at a time they were idle, so they could think of a plan until Thanos showed up |
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Quote:Originally Posted by SteveRicketts Agreed but this is also where it gets tricky. At which point did Dr Stranges 1 chance kick in? I’d say at the moment he gave the time stone. If the one scenario was the plan they started with, then Strange would have known that Starlord would mess that up and he could have sidelined him somehow. They didn’t exactly need his help to get the gauntlet off, they basically did it without his help. The only caveat was that perhaps Strange know removing the Glove wouldn’t matter but that’s a reach. If they got the glove. He could have teleported anywhere and Thanos would have been stuck. So I think that the road down that 1 chance out of 14mil plus started at the point where Thanos was gonna Kill Iron Man. Which tells me Iron Man will be the key to defeating Thanos, I can’t imagine Dr Strange would have sacrificed the Stone if anyone else there was about to die. |
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Captain America was the second to last person in Thanos' way to get to Vision (Wanda being the final). This means Thanos had all the Gems except for Visions. Look closely at this .gif Now after reviewing the actual film footage, Thanos has all but one in his gauntlet. Just goes to show you how sneaky they are with previews and the final production print. |
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And just a few random thoughts, some in response to other comments, some not. The person in control of the Gauntlet and stones would have to be immune from the 50% that died. Ant Man and Wasp we’re likely in the Quantum Realm during Infinity, in which they wouldn’t be effected by any of that madness nor would they know about it. That’s the easiest, most logical way to explain how he survived. Laws of physics and all that breakdown in quantum realm. Hawkeye just got lucky, don’t know. I think agent Coulson will be in Avengers 4, who’s gonna welcome Capt Marvel. Fury and Hill ar gone, Coulson also knows of the alter from Agents of Shield show |
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A lot of good points were made here that I was also pondering.Like @drchaos said, why did Heimdal not just shoot down Thor and the stone. Here is what they also might have been able to do. Add the 2 stones they had to visions head and you would have the "Infinity Head" and then they could have battled Thanos through Vision. And then add all the other Avengers and Thanos goes down. There are just an endless amount of possiblities that could have happened. I guess in the end I have to decide if it was worth the $7.00 that I paid for the seat. I would say "yes it definitely was" I actually spent more for the popcorn and Mountain Dew. Lol. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by BrianGreensnips Fair point, however the gauntlet had to be specially forged to be able to harness the stones, so we can’t assume vision could simply hold them in his head. And even if it could, he may go psycho as the mind stone affected his personality to a degree. |
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The only two things that really bothered me about the movie were Hulk and Vision. Both of them were completely useless and seemingly without any powers. They may as well have been just regular humans. Well...and the fact that Thanos was pretty dumbed down. He's a pretty complex being with many layers to his onion. They could have added 30 minutes to the beginning and got into the whole Lady Death thing, but maybe they're saving that for the next film. We'll see. |
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@SteveRicketts Yeah, Thanos is no simpleton. Hulk turned into a huge Wussy (with a capital P) in this film... I dont understand why they made him this way... Maybe if he comes back, Banners intellect will finally kick in full force as hes the Hulk like in the comics and Hulk is scared to die (mentally?). Vision got messed up right from the start and couldn't phase out from Corvus Glaive's weapon. His wound was pretty severe. (*Corvus possessed the typical attributes of a super powered individual including super strength, super speed, super endurance and some invulnerability. Corvus' immortality stems from his weapon, a glaive that when remaining in one piece allows him to survive anything, including being obliterated. The glaive itself can slice through any known thing and person in the universe.) So in theory, when Vision stabbed Corvus with his own weapon, he should still be alive.?. |
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@Foghorn_Sam - are you saying Thor is a dummy??? | ||
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I had no way of knowing that 9.8 graded copies signed by Adam Hughes weren't what you were looking for. | drchaos private msg quote post Address this user | |
Quote:Originally Posted by SteveRicketts I think Hulk got his ass kicked so badly off camera by Thanos before the film started that he did not want to come out when Banner tried to change back into the Hulk. Vision on the other hand was extremely useless while Scarlet Witch did all of the work. |
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Also, Mantis manipulated Thanos' mind and calmed him as they tried to take off his gauntlet on Titan. How was that possible? "Thanos has powerful Psionic Abilities. He has proven to be even more powerful than Moondragon and has even entered into the mind of Galactus and battled him astrally. He can project psionic blasts and travel to the astral plane, as well as read the minds of various individuals including, but not included to Gamora. His telepathic abilities has allowed him to defeat Drax using a Sync-Time-Warp attack. According to Thanos, the attack had been 100 percent fatal until Drax resisted it, but was incapacitated by it. He has also been able to lobotomize powerful individuals, such as the Fallen One with ease, and recently mind controlled the Hulk. This feat is made more impressive due to the fact that the Hulk has high resistance to telepathic attacks because of his anger. Thanos's mind is also invulnerable to most forms of psychic attacks." |
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Quote:Originally Posted by drchaos I dont think they knew Hulk was there cause Loki said "Well, for one thing, I’m not Asgardian. And for another, we have the Hulk! " As in it was a surprise. |
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Do I have this right? Hulk won't "come out" because he is afraid of Thanos? On a side note. An African-American friend of mine is upset because all of the black heroes died off. That never occurred to me during the movie. Seems what we take away from things, is based on what kind of goggles we are looking through. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by conditionfreak Hes wrong, War Machine is still kickin it with his homies! |
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Quote:Originally Posted by dpiercy Well, he went to all this trouble to create a weapon to best Thanos, even risking his own life to create it, only to totally mis-play it when he had his one chance to save the day. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by kaptainmyke Yeah, I was wondering where the Tesseract sent him. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by GanaSoth It was bad writing for Hulk because no one knew how to write him into the story. Writers that don't understand the appeal of the character do stupid things like make him a battle armored warrior or intellectual. I think the answer is more simple as to why he wasn't used more. I think the CGI guys were too busy working on the Thanos segments and they didn't have enough resources to work on both. That's my theory. |
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Quote:Originally Posted by GanaSoth Although it was not revealed, it could be that Cap was augmented and was able to somewhat tap into the power of the stones himself by being in such close contact with them, thus allowing him to resist Thanos more than he should have been able to. You could tell it was more than a battle of raw physical strength, it was a battle of wills that Cap was more than up to the task for, much to Thanos' surprise. |
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Soul Stone theory confirmed: http://comicbook.com/marvel/2018/05/04/avengers-infinity-war-soul-stone-gamora-confirmed-thanos/ |
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Quote:Originally Posted by poka This is what happens when you tolerate anything and everything. 20, 30, 40 year old children with a serious disconnect from reality, living in delusion...and these fools have a measure of power. #toleranceneedslimits |
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Quote:Originally Posted by DocBrown Yeah.... These people VOTE.... |
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Quote:Originally Posted by DocBrown You lost me on this one. |
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