My assumption was that they were ones that had been snapped out of and back into existence.

Of course he’s not.

Very good way to put it.

I actually prefer the way they did it to just going back in time and resetting absolutely everything to make a picture-perfect future. It’s more complicated and has more implications for future developments in the MCU. I was just saying what would make the most sense to me outside the internal logic of the film.

I’m sure this has already been brought up, but wouldn’t it have made the most sense to time travel back to the battle with Thanos on Titan and just sideline Quill right before dropping Mantis on Thanos’ head? Because other than Quill fucking it up, that shit was working like gangbusters. It would’ve worked! Then Dr.…

Yeah, fuck all y’all.

I didn’t see Captain Marvel yet because I’ve never had any investment in the character. I hated the character design of the male Captain Marvel back in the ‘80s, and never bothered to read any of the Ms. Marvel or Captain Marvel series.

Much like The Big Lebowski, the first time you’re too busy trying to follow the plot to catch a lot of the jokes. Which is fitting given that Thor looked like The Dude.

I am Facebook-friends with a guy who HATES the new Star Wars movies (TLJ especially), doesn’t like the MCU movies very much (anti-Disney), but thinks the Transformers series is GREAT. I’m sure he’s pitching a shit-fit about Endgame and its “preachiness” right now in an MRA screed (parroted because he probably…

You know, I don’t even remember the scene between Wanda and Barton, but there was a lot of spectacle, lot of stuff going on, and I had an eight-year-old sitting next to me who likes to ask a lot of questions during movies, so I may have missed some of the more subtle moments. “Who is that? Is that his dad? Is his…

That was basically my point, there’s a lot of pandering for positive audience reactions, but only the all-female scene is going to be decried as pandering by MRA-types. I’m okay with it, but perhaps their girl-positiveness would have rung truer if they had given Natasha a proper send-off.

Got up at 6:30 to go to an 8 am showing on Saturday with the wife and kids at a dine-in movie place, planning to have breakfast there while watching the movie. The wife said the night before when I went to buy tickets on Fandango, “Don’t buy tickets, what if we decide we don’t want to get up and get out of the house…

Yeah, that “Girlz rule” part of which you speak was pretty pandering, and it rankles a little because it just doesn’t make much sense that all the major female characters would randomly decide to band together all at once during a battle that is chaotic and spread out over a large area. You’d think a guy or two would…

Ned must have been one of The Snapped that came back because he still looked like a high school kid. That would make sense, because that way they can still go to the same school and be pals rather than Ned having a weird Wooderson vibe being an adult hanging out with a high-schooler.

 Yeah, but that only has funding through 2034.

The people who are actually dumb enough to be “influenced” by these “influencers,” can’t we do the same with them?

They should just call it “Instagross.”

Where are these $5 whores of which you speak?

When I was 15, I went to see Children Of A Lesser God by myself (my mom dropped me off). I really have no idea why I wanted to see it other than that it was an R-rated movie, but I did enjoy it. And by the way, this was back in the day when “only if accompanied by an adult” was more of a loose guideline than a rule.

Iron Man took a hell of a lickin’ and kept on tickin’, so that theory is sound.