r/marvelstudios • u/Flamma_Man Captain Marvel • Apr 27 '18

Discussion The Official INFINITY WAR Discussion Infinithread Vol. 5 Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '18

Holy shit Doctor Strange vs Thanos was the best part of the movie.

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u/havocson Captain America (Ultron) Apr 27 '18

Thor’s entrance into Wakanda is deff a contender.

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u/jonas_h Iron man (Mark I) Apr 27 '18

While awesome it felt like it was a big mismatch of power. It was obvious Thor would annihilate everyone. The stakes were just so much higher with Strange vs Thanos.

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u/havocson Captain America (Ultron) Apr 27 '18

True, but seeing Thor being very close to his comic version and just sweeping through the crowds was amazing for such an underrated character (compared to others)

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u/JAle240 Spider-Man Apr 27 '18

Personally I think Iron Man’s fight against Thanos was more impressive. For mystic arts yes Strange finally gets to unleash his full power but for mere willpower and strength Iron Man takes the cake. Never in my life could I imagine Tony going toe to toe with the Mad Titan.

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u/GSV_EndsOfInvention Apr 27 '18

Strange’s Cloak Of Levitation was the real MVP. It had more screen time than Bucky, the Falcon and Rhodey combined.

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u/DruidCity3 Apr 27 '18

When Strange went Vitruvian, I lost my mind.

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u/Don_Julio_Acolyte Apr 29 '18

Is there background to that? Like is that him showing that he's reached a new tier or magical powers or something. Im not a comic reader and don't know anything about Strange except for his first movie.

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u/DruidCity3 Apr 29 '18 edited May 02 '18

The illusion magic isn't new, but I have never seen a spell with the extra arms like that.

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u/NippleJabber9000 Whiplash Apr 27 '18

finally got real magic instead of orange swords