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Perhaps the opposite would be more optimistic.

Avengers: Reassembled: On the other side of the coin, maybe Disassembled is too much of a downer title coming off of that dramatic ending.

We don't know that's not the case, but this title, which comes directly from the comics (remember, Marvel Studios loves to use comic titles for their movies) is very fitting. Initially, we believed the Avengers would be split up into different times and dimensions. We always thought Thanos might win, but not in this devastating way.

Avengers: Disassembled: This has been a favorite pick of ours for over a year now.

If Scott and Hope are going to go into the quantum realm to rescue Janet, maybe they will come out after the end of Infinity War and be in for a huge surprise as the world has dramatically changed.Īt the very least, we know that Ant-Man and the Wasp are both confirmed to be in Avengers 4.

In the Quantum Realm, space and time are believed to be irrelevant.Ĭould this maybe be where our heroes are? Other fans seem to think that the ending of Ant-Man and the Wasp will somehow tie into Infinity War. an alternate dimension only accessible through magical energy, mystical transportation using a Sling Ring, or by tremendous subatomic shrinking caused by the Pym Particles. Why wouldn't someone call them to help out? Where could they possibly be? We know that the Ant-Man films are building up the idea of the Quantum Realm. I think from a plot standpoint, if there's any corollary, Ant-Man 2 probably has some elements that stitch in.īut that also makes me wonder why we didn't see Ant-Man or The Wasp in Infinity War. As far as plot elements that actually drive towards the story, again, I think Marvel does a great job of segmenting the movies so that you can have your own experience in each film. Is there one before Infinity War that has the biggest lead-in that we can be expecting? Joe Russo: They all lead in in their own way, I think. You mentioned that you guys read a bunch of the scripts for the other Marvel movies. There is no end to that story where Thor considers the arm and Gaunlet instead of plunging the Stormbreaker into the chest of the being that murdered his brother. In Infinity War, Thor believes he's the star of his own revenge story. It is possible that the one in 14,000,604 scenarios involved Thor chopping off Thanos' arm with the Stormbreaker, but looking at this from a purely character-based standpoint, I don't see any reality where Thor would have done that. Now, this line gets glossed over by most audiences, but I think this is the key to Avengers 4 and the future of the MCU. Has Strange really become attached to Stark in the time since landing on Titan, or is this part of a larger plan? Remember, as Stephen Strange explains to Tony as he fades away: "It was the only way." At the end of the movie, Strange offers the Time Stone to Thanos in exchange for Stark's life. Remember, when our heroes are on their way to Titan, Doctor Strange warns Tony Stark that if it comes down to saving one of their lives and protecting the Time Stone, he will choose to preserve the Time Stone and save the universe.

#LIFELINE HALFWAY TO INFINITY BEST ENDING MOVIE#

Heck, their only purpose in this movie was really to offer a big fight and a a little success for our heroes before their ultimate loss.

Ebony Maw, Corvus Glaive, Proxima Midnight and Cull Obsidian all meet their ends in their encounters with the Avengers.

First in the loving sacrifice by Wanda in an effort to destroy the Mind Stone, and moments later when Thanos used the Time Stone to reverse time and brutally extract the gem from Vision himself.

Paul Bettany's Vision met his end not once, but twice.

At very least, Thanos believes that she was killed. While it's not 100% confirmed that Gamora is dead, she looked pretty dead laying on the bottom of the cavern.

Zoe Saldana's Gamora is thrown off a cliff on Vormir in an effort for Thanos to get the Soul Stone.

Even Thanos comments that this time there will be no resurrection of Loki. I think it's pretty safe to assume these two deaths are for real.

As is Idris Elba's Heimdall as he sends Banner to Earth as an early warning for what's to come.

Tom Hiddleston's Loki is visibly killed by Thanos during the opening sequence.

The film opens with Thanos' attack on the ships holding all of the remaining Asgardian people and the bloodbath continues: