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they COULD theoretically, but they won't. they shouldn't. it would undermine the entire ending. endgame was really pretty good. but it wasn't GREAT. the parts that lift the movie up are the character specific arcs and endings. if you nullify that, you drop the best parts the movie had going for it.

yeah, i think it would have been great to do that scene completely differently. have cap give bucky the shield and bucky just straight up refuses it. then everyone else around is like, no bucky, it's you, take it. would have really solidified his journey and that despite what he's done, he has...

yeah, she's killed MANY people at this point. pretty sure she met her eye color quota

i just took it as it depended on the state of decay for each individual wight. so like, the one ayra stabs in the library looked pretty fresh so she just barf-died. but others that were more ancient crumbled once the magic holding it together was severed.

eh. would he? i mean... it's like the m. night shamalyan twist. everyone's expecting it. it's like the reverse of the first season when they kill ned and everyone's like WHAT?! now people are just expecting everyone to die so when they survive everyone's like WHAT?!

i think it being dark was a thematic choice. when the dothraki charge in, you literally can't see anything until they are like 5 feet from them. i think that was supposed to add to the night being... well. dark. and you know... full of terror... able things. but yeah, i think the idea was that...

well yeah, that and one of the walkers turns his head slightly, like, he thinks he hears something behind him

yeah, the army formation was definitely silly, but this allowed for some interesting visuals. it also allowed for dany to get all emotional that she lost ALL of her dothraki and screw the plan up. they didn't really show this, but they definitely implied it at the end, there WAS no rear for...

yes.

Also, I think ghost is still alive because no one told him what was happening. He just ran out with the horses because they were taking him for a walk. Then they run into the undead and he's like OH WTF and ran back home

Yeah, I loved how Jorah just refused to die until dany was safe. Like, he had no doubt that he was a goner, but dany's getting out of this one alive and unharmed

also, sam.

i'm pretty sure they gave ayra the kill because the others are already going to have big kills and they need to divy that up.

PREEEEEETTY sure undead hodor was killed by lyanna mormont.

yes, that MUST be it.

yes this is the entire problem with that scene. it was a silly mistake made for the sake of drama instead of internal consistency but it causes massive problems with the entire premise of the movie. we want cap to have his cake and eat it too, i get that. but in order to accomplish that, you...

the volanqar prophecy isn't apparently in the show... which is odd because i know about it, but i never read past the first book. so i'm just guessing it's one of those mandela effect things that someone who read the book started accidentally and now we all believe it. anyway, the volanqar...

listen. no one is misunderstanding the rules that the movie sets out. no one is misunderstanding the idea of multiple timelines. no one is misunderstanding that the movie claims that when you go back in time, you just go to another timeline. meaning that anything you do in the "past" you aren't...

Doom doesn't make his armor. Doom commands and his armor makes itself.

Ha. Can you imagine if the one timeline where the avengers win is the ONLY timeline that girlvengers posed? Stark only had to survive so he could get the rescue armor up and running for pepper

dr strange had clever uses of time travel, but they were done in extremely small vacuum's. the fight scene where the background is all happening in reverse, obviously the ending. just clever usages that happen in pockets of reality instead of traveling all over the place. otherwise it really...

honestly, i didn't take the sound as anything about the future. just as a little nod to what started it all

she's a fighter so she has proficiency with every weapon, not just hand to hand. i also assume she's "autistic good" with machines because she IS half machine

i think strange being "critical" was that he brought everyone that was snapped back TO the battlefield. there's also stark looking at strange at the end and strange giving him the "only one" signal, which encouraged stark to do what needed to be done. though, i don't know if you'd call THAT...

there's no real answer. she's there in the fight, but she isn't seen in the benatar with the asguardians of the galaxy. everyone else is, but she's absent. maybe she was just in the bathroom? or maybe she left? quill is specifically shown looking at a screen of gamora like he's searching for...

well yeah, fury is king arthur in the movies

in the comics, people don't know that bucky is captain america. obviously the avengers do, but they spent a lot of time working past his transgressions as winter soldier.

the "something bad would happen" was simply introduced that the ancient one didn't want to give up her charge as protector of the time stone. she says she absolutely needs it to protect earth. so tries to make a deal that he'll return them immediately upon taking them, so that at no point her...

i'll admit that it's a little harsh. the best part about the comics is that bucky is steve roger's best friend and falcon is cap's. they aren't necessarily in competition with each other and i have NOOOOO problem with sam being captain america. i just personally would have liked more screen time...

at the moment there probably isn't a team leader per se. i mean, fury is still around and the movies never really established one specific team leader. stark was probably the defacto leader simply because he was basically the first member (even though fury said he wasn't cut out for playing...

i'm not making up a requirement, you are creating a solution to a problem the movie caused. this, right here, is the key. returning the stones ensures parity in the primary timeline. the PRIMARY timeline. except everything you've been explaining is that they didn't go back to THEIR primary...

so. HOW did cap get back to the primary timeline WITHOUT being on the landing pad? i'll skip your answer because i already know where it's going. the movie states that you rejoin the proper timeline back through the doorway you left it. like ant-man coming back in the van. even though the van...

there's a weird agency in the movie where it feels like stark HAS to solve all these problems immediately, but honestly, he doesn't. they show him solve time travel while he's washing dishes... him creating an infinity gauntlet is like a throwaway line. there was no immediacy to solving these...

okay. explain to me how cap gets back to the "primary" universe without introducing something that the movie didn't already introduce

well yes, that's what the movie TELLS you. except then he shows up on the bench 70 years older. meaning he DIDN'T go to an equivalent timeline, he went back in HIS OWN timeline. honestly, it's really not worth debating over. the movie takes a ton of time to tell you one thing, but then does a...

i can't remember who pointed it out, but i'd TOTALLY be up for kang as the next big bad. he notices people messing around with time travel and he could see himself as the time police and be like, listen, if you're going to start mucking around with time travel, i need to come in and subjugate...

well, on one hand, it's entirely possible that strange was playing around with the time stone more than any other supreme, so he was able to use that to see past is own death... on the other hand, the people who wrote doctor strange weren't the people who wrote endgame.

the rules they set up are absolutely broken when cap goes back to the SAME timeline and can't be explained in any other way than by using theories that haven't been otherwise introduced. if cap didn't go back to the same timeline, then i agree, everything else appeared to be using actual quantum...

captain marvel, a pilot, was able to jury rig a pager into a several light year distress beacon before stark even dreamed of being more than a weapons manufacturer. it's silly, but technology in the MCU is literal magic, so there's no real need to start nitpicking now.