What will be the next epic jaw dropping moment in Phase 3?

[ernesth100]

Come on think positively.

 

[meanmc]

It will be a travesty if we never get to see just once why Odin is considered the All Father.

We saw it in "Thor", as he rescued Thor and his friends at Jotunheim
Or as he raised his voice...
But, do not get me wrong, i want to see also MUCH more of him!!!
Can not wait for Odin fighting, and Beta Rey Bill too...

BUT, it almost seems, that if Odin fights, we will see him lose... bad idea! First fight - record 0-1...

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

Come on think positively.

Hard to do, MCU is a bit hit and miss for me o I tend to be more cautious.

We saw it in "Thor", as he rescued Thor and his friends at Jotunheim
Or as he raised his voice...
But, do not get me wrong, i want to see also MUCH more of him!!!
Can not wait for Odin fighting, and Beta Rey Bill too...

BUT, it almost seems, that if Odin fights, we will see him lose... bad idea! First fight - record 0-1...

Depends how he loses I guess, as long as we finally see how powerful he is.

 

[ernesth100]

Understandable. In anycase. I look forward to seeing more more MCU moments.

 

[MbJ]

I'm pretty sure Odin's already dead.

 

[ernesth100]

I'm pretty sure Odin's already dead.

Maybe. Maybe not. We gotta wait until Thor 3 to see.

 

[MbJ]

If he's not dead I don't know where he is. I doubt Loki has him bound and gagged in a broom closet.

 

[AshDaMan]

Spidey's reveal in Captain America: Civil War. (SPOILERS)

 

[Doctor Octopus]

If Odin is dead they should show his death scene in flashback for Thor 3.

 

[ernesth100]

If he's not dead I don't know where he is. I doubt Loki has him bound and gagged in a broom closet.

Maybe Loki sent him off into another land or realm and trapped him there. Hell maybe the adventure/road trip Thor has to go on in Ragnarok is to find Odin. Maybe he did kill his father. If so yes flashback would be nice. Infact it'd be needed. One of the many reason we have to look foward to Phase 3.

 

[BarryAllen]

This in live action:

 

[ernesth100]

This in live action:

It will. I mean Vision is like a death begging to happen with that head gem.

 

[metaphysician]

OTOH, being linked so tightly with the Mind Stone, I suspect he will be integral to turning the tide. Which is to say, eventually the Vision's mind, with some outside help, will probably subvert and retake control of the Mind Stone, disrupting Thanos' gauntlet-fueled omnipotence.

 

[ernesth100]

Ooo, that's a good idea. I'm gonna remember that when IW comes around. That's a really good point. Sounds like something Marvel would do too.

 

[Adhesive Boy]

This in live action:

It will be interesting seeing Thanos take the mind gem, although it will look a bit different since Vision in the movies seems set up like an organic being, just with vibranium attached to the cells.

 

[Doctor Octopus]

This in live action:

Vision looks like Silver Surfer there.

 

[Monochron]

This in live action:

Yeah, Thanos ripping the Mind Stone from Vision's forehead while the Scarlet Witch watches in horror is something I think is very likely to happen.

 

[ernesth100]

It will be interesting seeing Thanos take the mind gem, although it will look a bit different since Vision in the movies seems set up like an organic being, just with vibranium attached to the cells.

Oh yeah. He'd kinda just shut down if they took the mindstone. Or maybe he'd just loose his powers and be a regular being. Depends on how the mindstone effects Vision. It wasn't the stone that brought him to life. It was Thor's lightening. But Thanos is brutal he won't just take the gem and let Vision live. And Vision won't just let Thanos take the gem. They're gonna fight and...and Vision is not gonna win.

 

[Mike5575]

I think it was Nerdist that has been dropping all of these Thor Raganarok rumors. One of them is that Odin is here on Earth living as some shipless hobo warning people "The end is nigh!" Thor eventually meets up with his crazy old dad when he makes it back on Earth. Hela has also been the rumored role for Kate Blanchet. Maybe Loki and Hela teamed up and ousted Odin.

 

[ernesth100]

That would make sense. It wouldn't be a jaw dropping moment but it'd be a big moment.

 

[TheHeatKitchen]

Jaw dropping. I'm thinking of events that would legitimately drop the jaws of the general audience.

The death of Steve Rogers
First transition of Scott Lang into Giant Man
Thanos being punch by Hulk and not flinching
Black Bolt's first words spoken on screen inflicting more damage than we've seen in the MCU yet

 

[ernesth100]

Jaw dropping. I'm thinking of events that would legitimately drop the jaws of the general audience.

The death of Steve Rogers
First transition of Scott Lang into Giant Man
Thanos being punch by Hulk and not flinching
Black Bolt's first words spoken on screen inflicting more damage than we've seen in the MCU yet

Black Bolt speaking. I wonder exactly how they can portray that. Obviously it's simply a shockwave of destruction but how much destruction? Where would he do it? How would those around him be affected? Would innocents feel pain to or only those who are targeted by his voice?

 

[KDM1986]

Thanos attacking Asgard and single handily beating Thor and Hulk while the Black Order get the Tesseract would be a jaw dropping moment at the end of Thor Ragnarok.

 

[KDM1986]

Black Bolt speaking. I wonder exactly how they can portray that. Obviously it's simply a shockwave of destruction but how much destruction? Where would he do it? How would those around him be affected? Would innocents feel pain to or only those who are targeted by his voice?

I think a lot of your questions would depend on the situation.

 

[ernesth100]

Yeah it does. Depends on who he's aiming it at. Why? Where? When? Alot of factors.