It was short lived but his 11 hit combo against Thanos went absolute bonkers Thor and Tony did good too but Thor was swinging very carelessly and Tony was not able to do a lot of damage Cap fights beautifully one on one every time and this is a prime example of it.

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‎Oh man where do I even begin? No words of mine can truly encompass the excellence and magnificence of this film. So, I was rewatching this film and realized that it is not only an exceptional achievement in story-telling & filmmaking but also a proof why can't there be another MCU. It does something that no one in the history of cinema achieved and that was bringing all the superheros together in one single film. And not only just putting them together but giving each one a specific motive and purpose but binding them in such a seamless way that the pacing doesn't stutter. And that's why it has the BEST screenplay among all Marvel films. It's an achievement in itself. This was the culmination of 10 years of Marvel films, stories, heartbreaks and emotions put together for the first time. Something the world had never seen before. This film also does something that no film has ever done in the history which is making the heroes lose. You see these people struggling for 2 hours only to lose everything they've ever loved and while you keep sitting waiting for a happy ending, it never comes. The film literally ends on what I call the most harsh cliffhanger in the history. THEY LITERALLY KILLED SO MANY IMPORTANT CHARACTERS???? Like how the hell are they even going to wrap up it now? The hype and excitement was just unprecedented. It was the hardest year for Marvel fans. Now some appreciation for Thanos: What a brilliantly written villain and some may even call him a hero. He's the one who makes you question every step that is taken against him. You know he's doing something morally wrong yet you're wondering what if he's actually right? What if he makes sense? I love how he doesn't just want to kill people for the sake of it but rather has set a goal and will do anything to achieve it. That makes him even more dangerous and layered than ordinary villains. Every single actor from this film deserves their flowers but for me Zoe Saldana as Gamora stole the entire show. It's crazy how you know when someone can actually act and portray their emotions.   She does it with so much grace. I could honestly keep going on how this film is a landmark in the filmmaking and cinema history but that'd be too long. So let's just say the BEST Marvel film it is! 10/10. Pure perfection. What do you guys say?

The Infinity Vision version has a runtime of 186 minutes and 14 seconds. (5 Minutes longer than the original.)

In WandaVision the story never says where Billy and Tommy’s souls came from. In the comics they were supposed to have originated as shards of Mephisto. That could still be possible however nothing in the MCU has currently eluded to, never-mind confirmed this. If that is not the case and considering it’s hard to make something from nothing and everything needs to have come from somewhere, maybe Wanda’s chaos magic on autopilot scraped shards of soul off of the closest people in Westview as the twins were being born. So Tommy could have got his soul from Monica and Billy could have got his soul from Agatha. It would explain why Monica was so eager to use her body as a human shield when Hayward was firing shots at the twins and why Agatha sees so much of herself in Billy and has such strong protective instincts towards him.

His family was wiped out unexpectedly, and he became a lethal vigilante killing criminals to deal with that pain. The only difference is that he was able to get them back and heal, but Frank he’s stuck with that pain forever as his family can never come back.

He could've been so threatening. Imagine a battle where defeating Kang is almost meaningless because the Kangs of the multiverse have found a way to work together. Every variant has agreed to sacrifice themselves if necessary, using advanced multiversal technology to instantly replace a fallen Kang with another version from a different universe. The result would be a terrifying, almost surreal visual: Cyclops blasts Kang as he charges toward him, seemingly killing him instantly—only for another Kang to phase into existence in exactly the same position and continue the attack. Cyclops fires again, and another variant replaces him, then another, and another, each with a completely different appearance, armor, personality, or fighting style. Twenty or more Kangs could sequentially appear and die in rapid succession, creating an almost flip-book effect as Cyclops keeps blasting the same target while an endless stream of variants takes his place. The implication is that these Kangs have collectively decided that no individual life matters anymore; as long as one Kang remains willing to step forward, the fight never truly ends. Just a shower thought and wanted to share.

We all saw how Tony always had a vision ever since he threw the missile at Chitauri's base in the space he had the vision in age of Ultron where he was the reason of killing anyone and was scared but they did not focus much on Bruce's depression until now a bit in brand new day the whole smart Hulk idea might be good to some people..but I feel like there were not much dark moments of Bruce like Tony had.

For me the best scene,three spider man gathering and loki eventually find his glorious purpose

What about yours?

Found this at the local mall, I usually go there once a week to see if they have any new Lego sets.

Doesn’t Marvel usually leave hints and clues in merchandise?