Infinity War The Avengers: Infinity War The Official News and Speculation - - - - - - - - - - Part 25

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[Spider-Fan]

Wouldn't this depend on whether Stark is on about that particular moment in time, or the threat of Thanos in general?

We don't know (do we?) whether Stephen saw into the future - everywhere, or only on Titan. In any case, if he answers no, and then the Avengers win (they will eventually) he'll be outed as a damned liar.

So? That just means they defied impossible odds. If you know you're going to win in the first act of a 2 part movie, then why do I have any reason to fear Thanos? YOU'RE TELLING ME HE LOSES!

 

[Spider-Fan]

I think they can make that work though without a AI. T'Challa has a mask and did just fine conveying info and emotion. Shuri is not his AI and even then Ned could act like Shuri he is the guy in the chair. I think Karen was fine for the first film but should be limited from here on out.

T'Challa's make comes and goes as he wishes. When he had extended dialogue in costume, he usually had the mask off while he said what he needed to say.

 

[Flash525]

So? That just means they defied impossible odds. If you know you're going to win in the first act of a 2 part movie, then why do I have any reason to fear Thanos? YOU'RE TELLING ME HE LOSES!

Unless, per my edit; maybe he'll say No because it's Stark asking the question, and either him or Rogers aren't going to be around for Avengers 5, so there is actually a way to win, but it'll mean Stark's sacrifice, which he obviously can't just blurt out!

I'm intrigued though by our character reactions if Stephen does indeed say No. What does one do with the [apparent] knowledge that whatever they ultimately do will be useless?

 

[Loden Greatstorm]

Ok, no more footage please.

 

[Spider-Fan]

Unless, per my edit; maybe he'll say No because it's Stark asking the question, and either him or Rogers aren't going to be around for Avengers 5, so there is actually a way to win, but it'll mean Stark's sacrifice, which he obviously can't just blurt out!

I'm intrigued though by our character reactions if Stephen does indeed say No. What does one do with the [apparent] knowledge that whatever they ultimately do will be useless?

Per what Fury said in The Avengers "Until such time as the world ends, we will act as though it intends to spin on." They will keep fighting and try to find a way.

 

[legendkillin]

T'Challa's make comes and goes as he wishes. When he had extended dialogue in costume, he usually had the mask off while he said what he needed to say.

Don't know how the mask for the Iron Spider works though. If Tony makes it so it appears and reappears. They may have already explained the suit, but I will wait for the movie.

I just don't think Spider-Man needs the Karen to explain his feelings and talk to that. I can live with it since that is how the MCU Spider-Man is with his connection to Stark and everything. Tech is going to play a role in his abilities and communication.

 

[Abudefduf]

Drax clearly said though that Thanos is the one that needs to really pay for it. Ronan was just a small piece.

Yeah that's true, but it doesn't change the fact that the guy who was personally responsible for his family's death is already gone. That's why I don't think it would be that big of a tragedy if Drax died before Thanos.

Now Nebula, on the other hand, she's the one who absolutely deserves to witness her father' defeat with her own eyes.

 

[legendkillin]

Yeah that's true, but it doesn't change the fact that the guy who was personally responsible for his family's death is already gone. That's why I don't think it would be that big of a tragedy if Drax died before Thanos.

Now Nebula, on the other hand, she's the one who absolutely deserves to witness her father' defeat with her own eyes.

I don't think Drax needs to see Thanos defeated, but he most certainly get some shots on Thanos and some dialogue towards him. That is if Thanos kills him or later a Black Order member kills him.

 

[SteveRogers41]

Can anyone link me to the 'glimpsed into multiple futures' tv spot? I thought I'd seen them all but for whatever reason this one slipped by me.

 

[MarvelWarrior]

I’m tired of all this footage. Where is the handage?

 

[Spider-Fan]

No personal insults. That will be an infraction.

Thank you

 

[MarvelWarrior]

Man Quill looks devastated

https://***********/marvelstudios/status/984499103676747776?s=21

 

[Flash525]

Yeah that's true, but it doesn't change the fact that the guy who was personally responsible for his family's death is already gone. That's why I don't think it would be that big of a tragedy if Drax died before Thanos.

I'm curious here, but if it was indeed Ronan that killed Drax' wife and daughter, then how does Thanos play into that? Was this ever explained in either of the Guardian films? I definitely missed it if so.

 

[ctsketch]

I'm curious here, but if it was indeed Ronan that killed Drax' wife and daughter, then how does Thanos play into that? Was this ever explained in either of the Guardian films? I definitely missed it if so.

It was explained in the first that Drax recognizes that although Ronan did the killing he was Thanos' puppet.

 

[Spider-Fan]

I'm curious here, but if it was indeed Ronan that killed Drax' wife and daughter, then how does Thanos play into that? Was this ever explained in either of the Guardian films? I definitely missed it if so.

Ronan was working for Thanos. In other words, Ronan = Puppet, Thanos = Puppeteer.

 

[legendkillin]

I'm curious here, but if it was indeed Ronan that killed Drax' wife and daughter, then how does Thanos play into that? Was this ever explained in either of the Guardian films? I definitely missed it if so.

Thanos maybe made the order since Ronan was under him. They had some kind of partnership for a bit it seemed.

 

[Flash525]

It was explained in the first that Drax recognizes that although Ronan did the killing he was Thanos' puppet.

Ronan was working for Thanos. In other words, Ronan = Puppet, Thanos = Puppeteer.

Thanos maybe made the order since Ronan was under him. They had some kind of partnership for a bit it seemed.

It was my understanding that the partnership between Thanos and Ronon was a (relatively) new one, so just how recently did Drax lose his family? Furthermore, do we know whether Thanos explicitly told Ronan to kill Drax's people, or whether they were more collateral damage.

If someone lost a loved one in war, would they blame the soldier that fired the button (or) pressed the button (bomb/nuke), or would they blame the person(s) who first issued the order?

 

[Dr. Evil]

When is the World Premiere for this film?

 

[Spider-Fan]

It was my understanding that the partnership between Thanos and Ronon was a (relatively) new one, so just how recently did Drax lose his family? Furthermore, do we know whether Thanos explicitly told Ronan to kill Drax's people, or whether they were more collateral damage.

If someone lost a loved one in war, would they blame the soldier that fired the button (or) pressed the button (bomb/nuke), or would they blame the person(s) who first issued the order?

We're just talking about Drax, not philosophy of a soldier killing a person in real world terms. Drax blames both. It's outright stated in the film

It seems like Nebula and Gamora were with Ronan for a while. Gamora replied to Ronan with "Have I ever?" when Ronan asked what if she failed. So, that indicates a history.

 

[harlequinade]

When is the World Premiere for this film?

23rd, I think

 

[legendkillin]

It was my understanding that the partnership between Thanos and Ronon was a (relatively) new one, so just how recently did Drax lose his family? Furthermore, do we know whether Thanos explicitly told Ronan to kill Drax's people, or whether they were more collateral damage.

If someone lost a loved one in war, would they blame the soldier that fired the button (or) pressed the button (bomb/nuke), or would they blame the person(s) who first issued the order?

I am hoping they either address the situation more in IWs with Drax bringing it up or Captain Marvel. Ronan will appear in that and maybe in his last scene he gets contact info for Thanos which is where the partnership starts.

 

[Dr. Evil]

23rd, I think

Okay. I love the live streams of the premieres that they do, always a lot of fun.

 

[JtheDreamer]

So has anyone taken a guess at mysterious character in the latest TV spot?