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A brilliant scientist and former colleague of Hank Pym named Reed Richards discovers that the Pym's monkeying with the quantum realm is damaging the fabric of the space-time continuum. His own privately funded space program is now retooled last minute to fix the damage before it is too late. But on the mission, even though he and his crew manage to repair the damage, something goes wrong and they are changed into ...
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A brilliant scientist and former colleague of Hank Pym named Reed Richards discovers that the Pym's monkeying with the quantum realm is damaging the fabric of the space-time continuum. His own privately funded space program is now retooled last minute to fix the damage before it is too late. But on the mission, even though he and his crew manage to repair the damage, something goes wrong and they are changed into ...
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I loved the movie and wasn't bothered by Captain Marvel, Thor's humor, Hulk's change, the time travel etc. But there is one big plot hole that really got to me that a few others had mentioned before.
In Infinity Wars they were able to subdued Thanos well enough to nearly pull off the Gauntlet, at least until Starlord ruined it. Yet in the Endgame fight, Thanos despite not having the Gauntlet was a lot stronger than the Avengers. Even with Thor having both the Stormbreaker and Mjolnir. Someone in the thread said that otherwise Thanos would have been defeated too easily. That's a good point, but all it means is that the scene needed to be written better. Perhaps have Thanos have the Gauntlet and all Infinity stones but one or two.
I also felt that there was a huge lost opportunity. In the Infinity War Thanos fight it was because of Star Lord that Thanos escaped and went on and succeed in his plan of devastation. In Endgame I was expecting that Star Lord's redemption would be part of the movie but yet it never came.
I loved the movie and wasn't bothered by Captain Marvel, Thor's humor, Hulk's change, the time travel etc. But there is one big plot hole that really got to me that a few others had mentioned before.
In Infinity Wars they were able to subdued Thanos well enough to nearly pull off the Gauntlet, at least until Starlord ruined it. Yet in the Endgame fight, Thanos despite not having the Gauntlet was a lot stronger than the Avengers. Even with Thor having both the Stormbreaker and Mjolnir. Someone in the thread said that otherwise Thanos would have been defeated too easily. That's a good point, but all it means is that the scene needed to be written better. Perhaps have Thanos have the Gauntlet and all Infinity stones but one or two.
I also felt that there was a huge lost opportunity. In the Infinity War Thanos fight it was because of Star Lord that Thanos escaped and went on and succeed in his plan of devastation. In Endgame I was expecting that Star Lord's redemption would be part of the movie but yet it never came.
It's not as though this is the first time a story has ever used time travel.
The device fiction has usually used to put the brakes on time travel mania has been the Butterfly Effect, seen to full measure in DC's Flashpoint Paradox.
The MCU needs to devise some similar device--probably based on the Infinity Stones.
If I remember correctly, they also did some time travel/ alternate dimension stuff in Agents of SHIELD (part of the MCU). Maybe they could piggyback on one of those plot devices?
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