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Time travel rarely makes much sense (I loved them listing time travel movies ), but it’s going to be strawberry floating weird in the MCU now that half of the population are 5 years younger than the other half even though they are the exact same age.

Half of Peter Parker’s classmates will have finished school, university and will be out there working.

Corazon de Leon wrote:Thought Hulk was excellent to be honest.

Yep, same here.

Moggy wrote:Time travel rarely makes much sense (I loved them listing time travel movies ), but it’s going to be strawberry floating weird in the MCU now that half of the population are 5 years younger than the other half even though they are the exact same age.

Half of Peter Parker’s classmates will have finished school, university and will be out there working.

Yeah, I was thinking that. It’s an odd status quo change.

Did anyone notice the Russo Brother cameo in the group therapy scene? I liked that.

Definitely needs a second watch to really digest all the little references etc

Well, I loved it 3000.

So Thor is carrying on with the GOTG crew? Looks like that way.

The most shocking is Black widow died. I didn’t expect that but dreading it since she and hawk goes recover the soul stone.

It’s obvious that Tony Stark will die since he got a daughter out of it.

Also who’s the kid in the background, before the camera sweeps to Nick Fury at the funeral? The way the camera lingers on him a bit says he’s someone we knew, but not sure who the hell he is?

Apparently it's the kid from Iron Man 3 who gets Tony back in the game? I thought he might have been.

Frank wrote:Apparently it's the kid from Iron Man 3 who gets Tony back in the game? I thought he might have been.

Yeah it is.

Gemini73 wrote:Definitely needs a second watch to really digest all the little references etc

Agreed. I’m going back with the Mrs on Saturday afternoon.

Great movie. So many cameos! I was really struggling to identify them and the massive battle was amazing to watch. Don’t see it tired too. Complicated as heck.

Trying not read spoilers but is it true this has no end credit scene?

ITSMILNER wrote:Trying not read spoilers but is it true this has no end credit scene?

No there isn't one. We sat there like melons through the credits in what had become a very sweaty imax theatre (after two films) only to discover no post credit scene.

ITSMILNER wrote:Trying not read spoilers but is it true this has no end credit scene?

Yes and no. The cast credits are great and there isn’t anything after the crawl but if you stay to the end the Marvel logo shows up along with the sound of hammering; I believe it is Tony Stark creating his armour in the first Iron Man.

Thanks both, tickets are booked for tomorrow (IMAX) so I will stay and see the cast credits

Asguardians of the Galaxy was the sequel I didn't realise we needed

Also would pay great monies for a Korg mini-series...

Benzin wrote:Asguardians of the Galaxy was the sequel I didn't realise we needed

I do like how they managed to cram so much good comedy into the film without detracting from the more sombre story therein.

Really well written and put together.

Honestly I'd be far more interested in more Korg than flipping WandaVision

Just out of the cinema, bloody loved it. The feels got me

The battle was glorious!

Benzin wrote:Asguardians of the Galaxy was the sequel I didn't realise we needed

Also would pay great monies for a Korg mini-series...

A mini-series? I’d pay for an entire Korg TV channel.

Saw it last night. Was really happy with it. Thought not trying to up the ante on IW but giving so many character moments was great. It did feel like the writers, almost for sport, tried to put the shine on some of the lesser known/loved MCU movies (Thor DW, Ant Man and Wasp, Dr Strange) - with them being fairly vital to the plot.

Cap being worthy, calling back to AOU was a great moment.

Garth wrote:
The battle was glorious!

Superb moment when all the heroes turn up to do battle.