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Midnight tomorrow

We're (a day away) from the Endgame now

1. The Winter Soldier
2. Spider-Man Homecoming
3. Infinity War
4. Guardians of the Galaxy
5. Captain America
6. Civil War
7. Black Panther
8. Guardians of the Galaxy 2
9.Thor Ragnarok
10. Iron Man
11. Avengers
12. Age of Ultron
13. Iron Man 3
14. Thor
15. Captain Marvel
16. Ant-Man
17. The Incredible Hulk
18. Ant-Man and The Wasp
19. Iron Man 2
20. Doctor Strange
21. The Dark World

I've just started phase 3 on my rewatch but from memory this order seems right.

Any word on the number of post credits scenes? Don't want to even put it in my search engine

TV Dinner wrote:1. The Winter Soldier
2. Spider-Man Homecoming
3. Infinity War
4. Guardians of the Galaxy
5. Captain America
6. Civil War
7. Black Panther
8. Guardians of the Galaxy 2
9.Thor Ragnarok
10. Iron Man
11. Avengers
12. Age of Ultron
13. Iron Man 3
14. Thor
15. Captain Marvel
16. Ant-Man
17. The Incredible Hulk
18. Ant-Man and The Wasp
19. Iron Man 2
20. Doctor Strange
21. The Dark World

I've just started phase 3 on my rewatch but from memory this order seems right.

Such a short list for so much wrong

Kanbei wrote:Any word on the number of post credits scenes? Don't want to even put it in my search engine

After Credits.com is invaluable.

TV Dinner wrote:

Kanbei wrote:Any word on the number of post credits scenes? Don't want to even put it in my search engine

After Credits.com is invaluable.

Thanks for that. I usually forget to try to research it before going to the cinema and then as soon as the film ends I start googling whether there’s any scenes but some sites will just tell you what they are whereas what you actually want to no is a simple yes or no to during credits and after credits. Obviously it’s marvel so there’s always both so it’s more relevant for other films.

Also spiderman far from home have been moved up to the 2nd July in the uk to match the US release date.

Rewatched Infinity War on Sunday, so am good to go for Endgame on Sunday afternoon.

Rewatched IW last night. That movie still entertains and impresses even though I've probably seen it a dozen or so times now. Easily my favourite Marvel movie.
Ant-Man & The Wasp tonight, then whatever copy of Captain Marvel I can find tomorrow (With another IW rewatch thrown in as well to be honest).

EDIT: Just a reminder that we have a SPOILER thread for once people have seen it.

Avengers: Endgame - UNMARKED SPOILER THREAD - "Avenge the fallen"

Cheeky Devlin wrote:Rewatched IW last night. That movie still entertains and impresses even though I've probably seen it a dozen or so times now. Easily my favourite Marvel movie.
Ant-Man & The Wasp tonight, then whatever copy of Captain Marvel I can find tomorrow (With another IW rewatch thrown in as well to be honest).

EDIT: Just a reminder that we have a SPOILER thread for once people have seen it.

Avengers: Endgame - UNMARKED SPOILER THREAD - "Avenge the fallen"

I find IW very re-watchable, and I think a lot of that is to do with the fact it's just so dense with things happening. There are so many moments within subplots within stories that just keeps hitting you and adding depth to characters despite it hitting big blockbuster notes and going a million miles an hour at times.

I've booked my tickets for Thursday night, in the cinema near me that has big leather recliners. Can't wait.

I happened to still be up when the review embargo ended at 11pm there - don't read the Vox review, it's pretty spoilery.

EDIT: Reviews are overwhelmingly positive on RT - 98% from 56 reviews. Not that this is an indication of quality, but it's certainly encouraging.

Is it my imagination or is the hype for this pretty low? I've not seen any ads for it or anything

BID0 wrote:Is it my imagination or is the hype for this pretty low? I've not seen any ads for it or anything

I don't recall seeing any either.

I've going to see it on my own tomorrow afternoon. I would go with friends, but I'm not waiting a week at the very least to see it and have it spoiled beforehand.

En route to the cinema now. Hype train, assemble.

Great film. I think IW was better as a movie. This isn’t IW part 2. You can see why they renamed it

It’s celebration of 10 years of films, closing off IW and ending 10 years of plot strands/characters.

I’m not entirely sure it’ll work as well on repeat viewings (certainly sone bits Id skip) but as an event/experience for a fan it’s unparalleled

Aftercredits.com is saying there is one additional post-credits scene at the very end. It seems like it wasn't in any of the advance previews.

TV Dinner wrote:Aftercredits.com is saying there is one additional post-credits scene at the very end. It seems like it wasn't in any of the advance previews.

Spoilers for what that is here, as I don’t think it’s worth waiting for really! Don’t click unless you want to know:

it’s just the sound of metal on metal like we heard when Tony was in the cave making the Iron Man suit originally

Going to see this this afternoon, quite looking forward to it

Cinema is going to be packed

Preezy wrote:Going to see this this afternoon, quite looking forward to it

Cinema is going to be packed

No doubt of that. Last night our cinema was heaving. After two films it was a bit sweaty in there. Geek sweat

Film starts in 20 minutes. My bladder is ready