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Bit hyperbolic but I agree with the general sentiment.

Honest to god, my first thought when I heard he died was 'at least in heaven there is no Episode 8'

They already accomplished that with the Battle of the Bastards. This time they were trying to make it seem like everyone on Dany's side is a poor general.

He clearly has some control over precisely what happens during the snap, as he (Banner) mentions desperately trying to being Natasha back. Personally, I'd love to see "After the Snap" about adjusting to life when half the people in the world vanish.

I mean, Bella Ramsey has basically played the character as an over the top almost caricature of a northern lord this entire time, it may have been ridiculous but the entire premise of her character has been ridiculous from the very beginning and she still managed to sell it.

TBT touched on it, but it was also 10 years ago and she was absolutely tiny at the 2008 Olympics.

You son of a bitch that's exactly the video i was going to link when I saw the topic shift this way. *edit* For people who aren't familiar with them, the two women saying shit like "I could never do that" are Nastia Liukin (5 medals at 2008 Olympics, 1 gold) and Shawn Johnson (4 medals at 2008...

Myrcella is also missing an ear and part of her face in the books.

Jon has just cause to execute Lord Glover and they better at least mention it clearly even if it doesn't get its own scene. Be a nice parallel to Ned executing the traitor in the beginning, and be interesting when compared to Robb's misstep in executing Lord Karstark.

What the fuck thread do you think you're in bro?

Even a guy writing satire comes up with stuff that's better than the ACTUAL dialogue

The average wight cant weigh more than what, 60-100 pounds? Only the very recently raised would still have most of their mass left. Massed cavalry charge would honestly have never stopped until the horses got tired, aside from running into the occasional giant. Plot twist: The flaming arakhs...

I think the hammer wouldn't let him pick it up until a moment of genuine need, not just to win a pissing contest.

Are Nebula and Gamora stunt doubles, or do they really look that different without a CGI touchup?

Nah he was repeatedly throwing himself in the way to protect her. Was really one of the best deaths in the entire series, given how often people end up going out like bitches.

Also I'm guessing Lord Glover gets executed next episode.

He (Rhaegal? whichever one Jon was riding) was badly wounded by the undead dagron but i think if it had been fatally it would have been a lot more dramatic.

...that Arya has been partially trained by a cult of death worshiping assassins.

That's just a legend, nobody actually knows how valyrian steel is created.

I mean it's pretty obvious that Winterfell was a near complete massacre, but yes somehow enough of her forces survived to pose a credible threat to Cersei who still has the Lannister bannermen, the Iron Fleet, and the Golden Company.

Count me in the list of people who tentatively agree that they're gonna pull a swerve and have the NK not be part of the attack on Winterfell.

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or to come back and find out your loved one(s) survived the snap only to die of something else during the ensuing 5 years you were gone. Or the fact that the earth probably no longer has the capacity to feed that extra 4 billion people that just showed back up. I don't think any movie has...

Be careful what you wish for.

Not if she ended up as a Targaryen concubine.

Your posts are why we need the tiresome reaction in here. You're the Utnayan of this thread, but far less entertaining.

I'm pretty critical of this movie but I don't think this is fair criticism. I think they did the best they could to find a way to write Cap out because Chris Evans is done with the MCU.

How could she know Strange would be 'the best of us' when she couldn't see past her own death? How come Strange could see past his own death 14,000,604 times to find the 14,000,605th time where he was snapped back to life?

No, Strange very clearly ported them over from Titan.

My sister and nieces turned out okay. I hear .500 is a pretty good batting average.

My father was 25 when he knocked up my 16 year old mother. They've been married for 37 years.

if you're serious get the fuck out of this thread, dumbass.

Agent Carter comes dangerously close to conflicting with MCU canon, but I am glad they gave Jarvis a nod.

His introduction to Sam in Winter Soldier. Amusingly enough when they revamped Cap in Marvel Heroes, that's what they named his sprinting travel power.

Near as I can tell Agents of Shield isn't really considered MCU canon, even if the show itself is bound by the MCU canon.

How does one return the Soul Stone anyway? Well the specific threat of Dormammu is looming in the not to distant future of that timeline, and the Time Stone was instrumental to winning that conflict. Seemed like the Ancient One knew waaaaaaaaay too much about the future, even with having the...

It's lazy and there are no ramifications or stakes.

Yeah but they specifically said time travel doesn't change anything, which is how they can sidestep all the massive plotholes they created by taking the space stone out of the tesseract, condensing the aether into the reality stone, and bringing Thanos & crew out of 2014. Really the Endgame...