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Infinity War Ramblings... (Patreon)

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Alex Ocean

lol thank goodness you made this, some of the marvel fans are ruthless and would've not liked the lack of commentary on the snap lol. I liked the reaction regardless! Also the symbol that popped up on Nicks pager thing is not something you would know right now!

Joe

Don’t look anything up. Unless you were a comics fan you would not have known that symbol, but you’ll learn soon.

SnakeandNape

They killed half of the Avengers. Deal with it.

Kevin Charley

We knew End Game was coming. It had a release date already. I don't think we knew the title yet.

Ethan Wallace

First off, no spoilers...we knew Endgame was coming, so Strange's name drop was amazing! As for the ending, I was speechless. Everyone I knew who watched it was speechless. Denial was definitely how I reacted at first, so your reaction wasn't strange to me. The added commentary is wonderful, though. We didn't think it was permanent when we watched it, but we knew we'd find out in a year. You'll find out sooner than us that there are major stakes to be had. You've got Ant-Man and The Wasp, Captain Marvel, Endgame, and an additional movie in phase 3. Probably best you don't read too many comments or articles about Marvel until you finish Endgame. The pager is nothing right now. It will be explained in a couple of movies.

Adam Doyle

the pager has a symbol, you don't know yet... soon

Adam Doyle

AFTER you watch End Game thru Spiderman No Way Home, you could search You tube for videos of live audience reactions filmed in the theaters for certain scenes in these movies. But to avoid accidentally seeing something, do not look for these until after Spiderman No Way Home.

Preferred User

Now wait a year before watching End Game... then you'll get a SLIGHT sense of how we felt.

Brian Leonard

This was originally announced as Avengers: Infinity War - part 1, so the ending wasn't a huge surprise for me, but still left me with a sense of dread leaving the theater.

Calculatus Eliminatus

While it's understandable to be in denial somewhat, it's also true that one of the things you've seen is that there are consequences in the Marvel universe. Civil War showed the consequences of the events of the earlier movies and broke up the Avengers. Don't be so quick to think its all rainbows and unicorns. As Mordo said in the Dr. Strange movie. "the bill always comes due". There's a price to pay for when trying to defeat the deadliest of foes. Even though Strange said one in 14 million they win, he never said what "winning" means. Winning might simply suggest avoiding that absolute worst outcome. Thanos has unlimited power now. It may be that losing half the universe is the only "winning" play. Other solutions might involve even more loss. Remember, in this movie, Strange said his job was "Protecting your reality" to Tony. Losing half is a small price to pay if the consequence is the destruction reality in other circumstance. In theaters at the time, there was dead silence and dread at the end of the movies. Credits were watched in silence and then the logo also turned to dust and faded away. We lost. Period. Thanos won. Heimdall is dead, Loki is dead, Gamora is dead. Vision is dead. Half the life in the universe is gone, turned to dust. That really is where we are. And no amount of denial changes that.

Jayson Phillips

Yeah walking out of the theater I was so shocked and pissed I had to wait years to see the resolution.

My Ex Boyfriend

We did not know the second movie was gonna be called End Game until December 2018. Even the footage in trailers was modified to not giveaway clues and spoilers. Some people were completely removed from the scene.

Julian Calzada

It wasn't just half the population of the world. It was half the population of the universe. Like all post-credit scenes, it's a hint of what's to come. It's fast but it's a lot of fun.

Julian Calzada
>>156242598

Same! The crowd was so full of joy and excitement but that last scene just left everyone in silence. It was the eeriest thing to walk out of the theater and no one said a word. The whole ride home, I was just replaying it in my head and wondering, "What do we do now?"

mork

It’s a classic Chekhov’s Snap That Obliterates Half The Universe - you can’t tell us about it without letting him do it! I was expecting the ending (it happens in the comics), but it was still harrowing to witness. When the credits rolled around 2:30AM, the guy behind me exclaimed “what the fuck!?” which sums up our audience sentiment. We shuffled out sniffling as if it were a war movie, which in a lot of ways it is. I have an interpretation of Doctor Strange’s vision that wraps things up in neat bows but I can’t talk about it until after Endgame!

Alex Ocean
>>156236097

Maybe not but Shanelle literally says in the video that she doesn't want to know?

Philipp Roensch

Infinity War certainly left a good feeling of dread on me, not that any characters might be gone forever, but how to fix it. That is still a strong unknown up to that point, even if we knew Endgame was coming, and they would never kick so many moneymakers^^. I've been watching these movies as they came out, but also in conversation with people who know the comics quite well. So things that seem world shattering, weird and extremely convoluted to solve are just normal to them, but also the fun of it. Again, I think it genius of the Russos to flip the script to focus on the villain. And apart from the cosmic consequences they also gave some real character deaths, that are even less undoable. Longer wait and bigger question marks were a real factor for that headspace :D.

MotoDork
>>156242598

Endgame was a year later. Not years. But yeah it was a somber walk out of that theater.

Jonathan Malamy

The symbol on Fury’s pager could remind you of the Nova Corps (the organization Glenn Close was leading) from Guardians #1. But you really can’t understand more at this point.

Jonathan Malamy
>>156236097

But the whole point of the channel is to share her fresh reactions. If she wanted she could read the whole story in advance. Lots of us could answer the questions. The ask is to not share info that she doesn’t know.

DarthChef

Here was the context for all of us at the time after watching Infinity War (April 2018). The ONLY movies we knew after leaving the theater were Ant Man and the Wasp, Captain Marvel, and the 2nd Infinity War movie (best guess, we didn't get the Endgame title until winter 2018, it may have been a teaser ad during the Super Bowl when they told us the name). Marvel deliberately didn't announce any future releasing movies after Endgame because they didn't want to spoil ANYTHING. You have the advantage of knowing what movies are next. The only thing we knew besides the upcoming Marvel movies (again, we just watched Infinity War in April 2018) was that there were rumors/suspicions/speculation that Tom Holland was maybe shooting another Spiderman, but for all we knew it could have been a prequel. In hindsight it was a great marketing job by Marvel to keep us all nervous about what to expect for Endgame.