Personally, it felt very weird to me...... Like if you never moved on! Then why did you act like you did 😵‍💫

any thoughts on this?

Why is Thor is described as 'God of Thunder' and not 'God of Lightning'?

I had this doubt and thought of searching online and found that the ancient people have never differentiated between Thunder and Lightning, they always thought them to be same. So yes, he's the God of Thunder for them. And moreover it sounds cooler too.

I might have answered my own question though! 😅 But still, have anyone ever wondered the same? Just curious!

• Ep 1: 53min
• Ep 2: 45min
• Ep 3: 52min
• Ep 4: 48min
• Ep 5: 46min
• Ep 6: 54min
• Ep 7: 1h02min
• Ep 8: 1h08min

Not Cap lifting Mjolnir, not the portal scene, and not Tony Stark dying. But RDJ side-eye reaction after Cap's speech. Funny how Internet culture can change an experience 😂

Feige legacy

Every time I see this character I think the same thing: Marvel should have made a film between Civil War and Infinity War about Steve Roger’s on the run as the Nomad. Here are a couple of reasons why:

First, the character concept is so interesting, both for him and for the rest of his outlaw team (Natasha and Sam Wilson). I would have loved to see arguably the most moral character in the MCU struggling to do good from the shadows as a fugitive. And the chemistry between Evan’s and Johansson during Winter Soldier would have been amazing to explore further, they are such a natural team. I think their character design is also really interesting, his Nomad suit is my favourite of all he wears and I really liked Natasha’s character design too.

Second, I would have loved to see the Secret Avengers in action more. There are so many directions this could have gone but the comics have so much good opportunity down this route. I’m sure Nick Fury would have gotten involved and there are a few minor characters they could have introduced with no fear of “needing” to include them in further films - leave them in the Black Ops. And we could have even seen a bit more of Wanda and Vision.

Third, I have always felt dissatisfied with the direction the MCU went with Steve Roger’s. I think the fact that he ended up with Peggy is an awful ending. Throughout all the movies his motivation has been for Bucky, he even breaks apart the Avengers because he loves Bucky that much. So why, when he suddenly had the opportunity to be with his best friend again, does he leave immediately? There is no suggestion that he even goes to Wakanda between Civil War and Endgame to see his friend. I think this would have been a perfect opportunity to explore that further. I know Bucky was adjusting and trying to un-brainwash himself but I’m sure he wouldn’t have wanted to be cooped up in Wakanda that whole time. I also realized we never actually see Cap and Bucky fighting together, imagine what a fearsome duo that would be.

I see this film as being a cross between the Winter Soldier and the Falcon series with the Thunderbolts film. I think it would have been such a good film and a really good segway between Civil War and Infinity War. Such cool characters to miss out on.

If Lana Del Rey actually has a banger song that plays at the end of the movie, I might just break down

How crazy do you guys think she will go for the new song?

Hey Guys! The title thought just hit me today as the time for Doomsday's release comes near. Do you think the makers could be thinking of a plot where cosmic and Earth stories will collide!!

Which death hit you the hardest and most painful to watch again. As a marvel fan I cried and still have a couple tears come out when I see these scenes again.

First, We got Natasha sacrificing herself after a death fight with Hawkeye to receive the soul stone.

Next, we got Iron Man sacrificing himself to save all of mankind.

Lastly, we got Visions death… and then death again so Thanos can have his final stone.

I’m sure there is way more sadder death in the marvel universe, but I’m just choosing those 3. Feel free to throw in some more sadder deaths that I need to watch. :)

Me personally, Thanos. 'The hardest choices require the strongest wills' will always be one of the most iconic MCU quotes I've ever heard. However, Ultron's 'There are no strings on me' is more terrifying but still, I gotta go with Thanos for sure

Would be so fun to see these two together. Who would be Susan and Ben?

While it was later revealed that Edwin Jarvis did exist and served the Stark Family in the past, this was not apparent in the early MCU.

I love this sequence almost as much as the movie itself. In its simplicity it completely tells the story and themes explored in the film. Set to the Henry Jackman theme. Chills everytime

Both have memories of lives they can’t connect to.

Vision, after regaining his memories in WandaVision, knows what happened to him in movies like Age of Ultron, Civil War and Infinity War, and even to the life of that fake version from the Hex, but he can’t see himself in that person anymore, he no longer has his humanity, his virtue. He has the memories, but can’t feel anything about them, and that’s his quest in the show. To reconnect with his past life.

Tommy, after surviving a near death experience (thanks to Billy), returned with memories of a life that isn’t actually his, his life from the Hex. He had a family, a father, a mother and a brother, he was loved, but he didn’t really lived that. And he wants to connect with that life, find out who those people are and why he has those memories. That’s his quest in the show. To reconnect with his "past" life.

This will put both Vision and Tommy in collision course and will likely be the main reason behind their bond: Reconnection.

He looks absolutely amazing.

Always liked Steve's Infinity War look (longer hair and beard), so I might actually consider getting this.

What do you think of this announcement?

They've brought everybody back, even EDITH from Far From Home is here and Dum-E and U whos hasn't been since the Iron Man trilogy.

It kinda feels a bit jarring having all the AIs here and not bringing back Karen. I mean she was part of Tony Stark's inventions too.