Capn_Jack_Savvy
Sr Member
It's funny how Nebula Prime and 2014 Nebula both fall under the Grandfather Paradox of time travel. Nebula Prime still exists regardless of what happened to 2014 Nebula.
Avengers: Endgame (Post-release)
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Capn_Jack_Savvy
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Also when Thanos destroyed the Gems....I mean Stones on Titan II, I was curious to know if Scarlet Witch and Captain Marvel would loose their powers?
Despite the help given by Shuri, T'Challa and the Wakandan medics, Bucky still has the potential to be a loose canon.
Sam was a great choice.
Besides, it was Cap who made the decision, it wasn't like Sam just walked up and yanked the Shield from Cap's aged hands, it was given freely and even Bucky said "go ahead", he knew himself that Sam was the best man to take the reigns.
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patrickivan
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It was nice that he got a life. But defy not to get choked up? Meh. It's a movie. I don't get choked up or cry for movies.
That's what real life is for (though rarely).
It doesn't appear so. Captain M definitely had her powers when the group confronted Thanos at the beginning of the movie. Its hard to say if the same is true for Scarlett Witch because she was one of the dusted.
I would say they kept their powers.
To me the stones aren't the source of time, space, power etc only focused forms that allow manipulation of each individual aspect.
For example if the space stone was destroyed all of space wouldn't disappear.
The stones are more like conduits for control.
When Carol and Wanda had their powers bestowed upon them it allowed them to also become conduits for this power.
Similarly, if you think about Thanos using the stones to destroy the stones then surely there would be nothing but a vacuum devoid of power, minds, time, space, reality and souls, thus proving they aren't the source.
A valid question though.
Thanos destroying them, didn't reverse the effects of their previous use, so I imagine that the effects that certain stones had on Captain Marvel and Scarlet Witch is permanent.
Sounds right. I didn't think of that.
firesprite
Master Member
mattycsi
Master Member
When Cap picked up Mjolnir-
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
Was he actually as powerful as Thor while he had it? And could he summon it, Thor style? Can't really remember how that bit played out, was a bit awestruck at the time!!
"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
Was he actually as powerful as Thor while he had it? And could he summon it, Thor style? Can't really remember how that bit played out, was a bit awestruck at the time!!
firesprite
Master Member
He totally did! He called it back to him multiple times!
mattycsi
Master Member
Cool. Gonna need to see it again. Didnt seem to take in much of that scene once he had the hammer in his hand.
Ha!! I don’t remember that!! Very cool!
Solos blaster
Sr Member
Go to 3:30 mark to start.
CB2001
Master Member
Watched it earlier. I only have two clear thoughts:
1. Howard The Duck should have been the one to finish off Thanos (A. no one would have seen it coming. B. Would have opened the door for a new Howard The Duck film).
2. This film finally puts to bed what I had been saying for a while about Infinity War: Blame Strange, Not Starlord.
1. Howard The Duck should have been the one to finish off Thanos (A. no one would have seen it coming. B. Would have opened the door for a new Howard The Duck film).
2. This film finally puts to bed what I had been saying for a while about Infinity War: Blame Strange, Not Starlord.
Why strange?
DARTH ANIBAL
Sr Member
He does show up in that final battle.
mattycsi
Master Member
Seriously? Which bit? So I know where to look oit for him.
DARTH ANIBAL
Sr Member
When Wasp is looking for Scott, look to the right, among the Ravagers. He's armed with a machine gun.
