AVENGERS ENDGAME SPOILER THREAD

[Dat916nigga]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

Haven’t thought of this one but it makes sense

Good catch, breh

 

[LordDeathwatch]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

Him letting her win & how much winning means to her given the Thanos Child Development Method I caught on my first viewing but I never considered the rest.

Nice catch breh. :HoldUpBroham:

 

[Bryan Danielson]

I’m going to see this again Friday

 

[hex]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

Yo I had to Rep you for this.

Fred.

 

[Still FloW]

Heltah Skeltah made a song back in the day called "Therapy."

You need to go on and get some of that shyt.

 

[Makavalli]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

Plus when they were rationing the last bits of food she gestured he could have it all

 

[PlayerNinety_Nine]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

I like this reading of it.

Things like this are why I rated this film.

I loved it as an opening night movie going experience. Once all the surprises are gone on the second watch, when you line it up with all the movies that came before it, the amount of things they pay off is crazy.

 

[nairdas]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

This was mentioned in here already but you just went more in depth with it.

Good shyt.

 

[Dillah810]

Yo, here's a wild little tidbit about Endgame that I don't think many people noticed.

In the second scene of the movie we cut to Tony and Nebula floating through space. This is a major bonding and development moment for Nebula and I'll tell you why.
Tony is teaching Nebula how to play paper football, they go back and forth, and eventually Nebula wins. This is a bit strange, since when was the last time someone beat the person who taught them how to play a game, on their first try?

That only happens if the person teaching, let's them win.

Now think back, do you remember Nebulas entire character arc in GotG2? She was overcoming all of the trauma she suffered through as a child of Thanos. And where was all that pain and trauma directed?
At Gamora. Why?

Because in her words 'he made us fight and every time I lost, he would replace one of my body parts with cybernetics. He would torture me over and over, taking me apart and putting me back together again. And I hated you for it, because you knew he was doing this to me. But not once did you ever...

Let. Me. Win'

But what does Tony do when they're playing paper football?
He lets her win.

That's why when Tony is dying and sprawled out on the floor, Nebula picks him up and puts him in the cockpit. The first act of gentleness, tenderness and compassion she's ever done.

Say what u want about the "plot" but the payoffs and attention to detail for THE ENTIRE MCU is incredible in this movie. Especially after the nonsense that was GoT final season.

Hold this rep

 

[Max.]

 

[Roid Jones]

I’m going to see this again Friday

No you're not

 

[Bryan Danielson]

No you're not

Oh no padre..... it’s happening.... tomorrow at 12

 

[Return of the Jedi]

Bruh.


fukk anyone that hated this movie. Bunch of filthy casuals that couldn't keep up and have their attention held for longer than 5 minutes without someone getting hit. Movie gives us all the character development IW couldn't and ya'll cry. Pathetic. I wanna punch ya'll.

Film's a masterpiece. fukk ya'll.

 

[Bryan Danielson]

Bruh.


fukk anyone that hated this movie. Bunch of filthy casuals that couldn't keep up and have their attention held for longer than 5 minutes without someone getting hit. Movie gives of all the character development IW couldn't and ya'll cry. Pathetic. I wanna punch ya'll.

Film's a masterpiece. fukk ya'll.

They gonna ridicule you and call you a Marvel stan for speaking the truth

 

[Bubba T]

Bruh.


fukk anyone that hated this movie. Bunch of filthy casuals that couldn't keep up and have their attention held for longer than 5 minutes without someone getting hit. Movie gives of all the character development IW couldn't and ya'll cry. Pathetic. I wanna punch ya'll.

Film's a masterpiece. fukk ya'll.

fukk this movie