people forgetting He had Gamora and Nebula fight each other all the time and when Nebula lost, replaced a part of her body till she was like half robot. he could have done all the stuff people are saying, but he's a a$$hole who's down with genocide.He's the Mad Titan, not the "maybe there's a more humane option" Titan.
Half of Asguardians being alive from the ship feels like such a cop out. So Thanos comes and wrecks shyt and allows half the ship to leave?
That's a nitpick of mine but it feels like an easy, cheap way to keep certain people alive.
So in other word this mad man's plan doesn't make sense?
There are plenty of villains who's plans make sense. Killmonger's plan, for as misguided as it was, made perfect sense from a military point of view. Activate your sleeper cells, arm the rebels (i.e. black people) with superior weaponry, establish YOUR figure heads...boom Planet Wakanda. Literally Earth's armies would have stood no chances outside of prolly nuking Wakanda...which I'm sure Shuri would have thought of and some contingency would have already been in place even in her absence. Someone asked this same question way earlier in the thread and I said:
His original plan was to kill off half of Titan to save the rest. "The snap" is just the continuation of that.
Fred.
It’s wild to me how in a way Quill’s actions basically led to Thanos wiping out half the universe. He loved Gamora that much that even in the face of victory he couldn’t stop himself from getting revenge. Having gone through a breakup recently their whole relationship had me likethroughout their scenes together, that part especially. Maybe the most emotionally wrenching scene in the whole movie for me aside from Parker and Stark at the end.
Just got back from a late night screening. Damn brehs, why they have to do young Peter Parker like that? He's just a child for cryin out loud
I don't think it woulda been that far fetched to have Thanos have a more benevolent purpose and not just twisted raw mathematics. But again, I understand the choice from a dramatic/film perspective. A person with the fully powered Gauntlet is literally only hindered by their own imagination...he literally could have created a mental balance in all sentient beings in the universe because of the Mind + Power Stones. "Everyone is equal and you will not over use your resources...*SNAP*."
Half of Asguardians being alive from the ship feels like such a cop out. So Thanos comes and wrecks shyt and allows half the ship to leave?
That's a nitpick of mine but it feels like an easy, cheap way to keep certain people alive.
