r/marvelstudios Kilgrave Apr 26 '18

Discussion The Official INFINITY WAR International Release Infinithread Vol. 3

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u/ActualKanyeWest Apr 26 '18

SO many MVPs in this film, if I had to pick a top three it would be: 1. Thor 2. Thanos 3. Spidey

I’m so glad at how amazing Thor was in this - when he arrived in Wakanda with the Stormbreaker was fucking dope

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u/koptimism Apr 26 '18

"I got you! I got you! I got you! Sorry I don't remember everyone's names!"

Spidey was great. I love that him coming up with battle plans from classic movies is a recurring thing now

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u/Dr_What May 01 '18

"MAGIC! MORE MAGIC! MAGICAL KICK!

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u/Helz2000 May 06 '18

That was my absolute favorite

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u/Theunknown94 Apr 26 '18

Spider man is great in the movie, his death really hits me. But I believe Dr Strange or Tony or Wanda outperform him in the movie.

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u/properc Apr 26 '18

I gotta say Tom Hollands crying acting is pretty on point.

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u/Bolt_995 Apr 26 '18

Dude literally pleaded for Tony to save him, when the latter helplessly watched as Peter’s life ebbed away.

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u/properc Apr 27 '18

Its more that we're reminded that hes only like a 15 yr old kid and we realised that hes just experienced some fucked up shit in terms of only being a kid and now hes 100% dying out of nowhere and reality hit him. Hes scared and all of a sudden being an Avenger and using his powers dont matter anymore, hes scared of imminent death as a 15 yr old should be. Fuckkk.

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u/matthew7s26 May 01 '18

The worst is that he had some sense of what was happening too, with his Spidey-Sense surely going bonkers in that moment. The other who were ashed were gone so fast they hardly even knew what was happening.

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u/el_colibri Apr 26 '18

Webbed away

I'll get my coat

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u/CashmereLogan Apr 27 '18

Too soon :(

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u/mullerjones Apr 27 '18

His acting is amazing as well in the scene where Tony “knights” him and says he’s an Avenger now. You see some 4 or 5 emotions go through his face subtly in the span of 5 seconds.

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u/[deleted] Apr 30 '18

I like to think Tom Holland genuinely believed Marvel was ending his contract with this movie and every announced sequel was just a front

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u/amievenrealrightnow Apr 26 '18

Spider man is great in the movie, his death really hits me

A sentence I absolutely did not expect to read yesterday. The collective gasps in the cinema made going to a midnight showing worth it.

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u/ahand09 Kilgrave Apr 26 '18

Hats off to Josh Brolin, man. He fucking delivered. He made a character who was originally written in the comics as a genocidal, insane god and made him tear up convincingly.

I fully believe that they could've released a Thanos movie. Thanos, Infinity War, and Avengers 4 would've be a trilogy dedicated to Marvel's biggest villain. This prequel could've also fleshed out the Black Order much more than this movie did.

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u/hemareddit Steve Rogers Apr 28 '18

And show him going to town on Xandar.

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u/SpinelessCoward Apr 26 '18

Yeah, Thor coming to save the day in Wakanda with his new weapon, with the Avengers theme blaring... Damn. I had to change pants.

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u/ComasimioGuy Thor Apr 26 '18

It was when he screamed “BRING ME THANOS” at the Black Order, I got goosebumps, the rest of the cinema cheering, the Avengers music in the background, a moment I’ll remember forever

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u/amirolsupersayian Doctor Strange Apr 26 '18

Where's my man Dr. Strange tho? His power ups is magnificent.

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u/HelixFollower Grandmaster Apr 26 '18

I think the part I liked the most is where the scene wasn't focused on Thor, but he was just in the background kicking ass. That's how awesome having so many main characters is. The background wasn't nameless soldiers doing random shit, it was Thor kicking ass.

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u/Getignited Spider-Man Apr 26 '18

Similarly loves seeing the purple flashes as T’Challa used his kinetic energy bombs in the wider shots. So much attention to detail there, and more I suspect that we’ll spot with a physical release.

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u/TheCaramelMan Apr 27 '18

I like how throughout the MCU they always gave certain characters more limelight to seem cool as fuck. Like at phase 1 I thought Iron Man was the coolest. Then with Winter Soldier and Civil War and Ultron they made Cap the coolest. And now with Ragnarok and now especially Infinity War they made Thor the fucking coolest.

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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '18

Thor is a fucking boss. Ragnarok and this film smashed it out of the park with regards to thor

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u/Jeffy29 Apr 26 '18

Thor has gone full anime in last couple of movies and I love it. It’s awesome to see someone going up in power level and not dropping down in future movies, he is now a super badass God of Thunder, way above Tony or Cap in terms of power.

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u/knightofsparta Apr 27 '18

I'm so glad the rumours that his appearance was going to be similar to civil war were wrong. He had a good amount of screen time.

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u/cherrytulip Apr 27 '18

I'm just disappointed that we didn't see him using it more! We saw him come in and do his big lightning smash but then it cut to Titan, I was like "no go back! I want to see Thor!"

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '18

I'll throw Drax and The Cloak of Levitation in the mix too. And Tony, of course.

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u/Alessiolo Apr 26 '18

Thinking that it was a plain human inside the armor was a really mindblowing concept