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But it does dig into some of the personal traumas Thanos caused, like when director Joe Russo cameos as a man Steve Rogers meets in a support group, who’s just getting back into the dating scene after his former partner was dusted. The first is Thanos’s Infinity War dusting, which Endgame mostly suggests has amounted to piled-up garbage and the dissolution of the New York Mets. This also means that Endgame glosses over what amounts to two apocalypses. (Most time travel theorists suggest that if you changed the past, you would be doomed to also hang out in the new parallel reality you created.) But it’s also necessary that the Avengers eventually get their hands on all six Infinity Stones and don’t mess with reality so much that they erase Tony and Pepper’s daughter, Morgan - who was born after the events of Infinity War - from existence. Endgame says that if you change the past, you create a new parallel universe that branches off from the moment you changed said past - but when you travel into the future, you return to your original future, not the new one created by the changes you made in the past. Endgame uses a theory of time travel that’s pretty different from that of most other movies, which posit that changing the past also changes the future. Okay, yeah, it is, but if you think about Endgame’s use of time travel for a couple of seconds, the ending starts to sour just a little bit. It’s a big, warm, happy bow on the entire story.

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There are several more big moments after that - seriously, the biggest complaint about this movie might end up being how long it takes to wrap up its business - and we eventually learn that Captain America has effectively left the franchise (by heading into the past to live a long, happy life with his love Peggy Carter). He snaps his fingers and erases Thanos and his army - but Tony dies in the process. Tony Stark tricks Thanos by taking not the new Infinity Gauntlet, but the Infinity Stones themselves, which slide into slots on his armor.Thanos finally gets hold of it but is prevented by Captain Marvel from snapping his fingers to completely unmake all of existence. That fight scene includes a massive game of keep-away involving the glove containing the Infinity Stones, which is held (but not worn) by nearly every character of note.It’s really cool and fan service-y we get to see Captain America wield Thor’s hammer and all kinds of fun things.

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There is a huge fight scene that encompasses much of the movie’s final 45 minutes, which includes every Avenger introduced so far, a bunch of side characters, and even Pepper Potts in full Iron Man regalia.

A Thanos from 2014 traveled forward to 2023, with the help of 2014 Nebula (who took the place of 2023 Nebula), then blew up Avengers HQ.

He snapped his fingers, thus restoring everybody Thanos had dusted in Infinity War back to life at the present moment - not five years in the past, when the dusting actually happened. The “five years later” time jump is another five years after 2018, when the majority of the film is set, and the film explicitly says that 2014 was “nine years ago.” The Avengers, having traveled through time to collect all six Infinity Stones from before Thanos destroyed them, made a special glove containing all six stones and put it on Hulk. Please.įirst let’s hit the broadest bullet points of the ending: And if you haven’t seen the movie yet, needless to say, SPOILERS FOLLOW! 1) What actually happened in the ending of Endgame, and that last scene in particular? A.k.a., explain this time travel stuff to me. Here’s our take on nine questions you might still have about Avengers: Endgame after watching it. If you still don’t quite understand Endgame’s use of time travel, or if you want to know who that kid was in the movie’s saddest scene, or if you’re simply wondering what Marvel’s plans are for the future, you’ve come to the right place. Avengers: Endgame goes out of its way to shake up the Marvel status quo, and even if the Marvel Cinematic Universe is a comic book franchise where changes never stick for long, Endgame’s overall effect is still exhilarating.īut the movie may have left you with some big unresolved questions. If you haven’t seen the movie and don’t want to be spoiled, this is your chance to leave.īy now, if you’re a Marvel fan, or even just Marvel-curious, you’ve seen the big conclusion to the studio’s first 11 years of films. This post discusses Avengers: Endgame in depth, and spoilers abound.

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