Avengers: Endgame guide: Easter eggs, spoilers, ending and MCU’s future. Biggest Avengers: Endgame ending questions answered (spoilers) So, you saw Avengers: Endgame.
The conclusion of Marvel’s 22-movie saga is full of satisfying moments, big and small. There are Easter eggs and references to past Marvel movies galore, as well as moments that might look like plot holes on the surface, and swirled together. The sheer scope of the blockbuster, combined with all the MCU mythology and character loose ends that needed tying up, probably prompted some questions. We’re here to parse it all for you. Let’s dive in, questions first, answers — or necessary comfort theories — second.
'Avengers: Endgame' unanswered questions after the movie - INSIDER. I'm not a scientist, otherwise I'd be off studying quantum physics.
So I'm not going to pretend to know whether the time travel in "Endgame" checks out. Lucky for us, Newsweek asked some scientists to look over the science in the movie, and they said "Endgame" did a pretty good job in its attempt to "adhere to current high level-thinking about time travel. " For what it's worth, the time travel in "Endgame" is explained rather quickly. Not a lot of time is spent on it, so I just accepted whatever I was watching on screen for the most part without worrying too much. If Tony Stark tells me he figured out how time travel works, I trust him. For those who care, Bruce Banner says that if you change something in the past it won't necessarily change the future. Newsweek referred to this as the Many Worlds theory. LeSean McCoy Tweets 'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers, Draws Online Outrage.
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The same day the highly anticipated conclusion to Marvel's Infinity Saga hit theaters, NFL running back LeSean McCoy tweeted about one of the film's biggest deaths. McCoy wrote two separate tweets about the demise of Iron Man, adding that Captain America should've died instead. He didn't stop there, though. McCoy also tweeted a video explaining why Iron Man shouldn't have died. 'Avengers: Endgame' - Did Iron Man Ending Inspire Young Avengers? [This story includes spoilers for Avengers: Endgame] One of the most poignant scenes in Avengers: Endgame was a goodbye to a fan-favorite character.
But did it also mark the beginning of a whole new team for the Marvel Cinematic Universe? Avengers: Endgame featured two major casualties. That's fewer than fans predicted, but still devastating for viewers who've followed the heroes over the past decade. First, Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) sacrificed herself in order to retrieve the Soul Stone. In the aftermath of the destruction and loss, Pepper (Gwyneth Paltrow) holds a small funeral for Tony in their lakeside home. In 2005, Allan Heinberg and Jim Cheung introduced a brand new team to the Marvel Universe. The twist here, though, was that the characters were not what they first seemed to be, with each actually revealed be more of a mashup of two classic characters while bringing something completely new to the table. 'Avengers: Endgame' Ending: Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow Fates, Revealed. 'Avengers: Endgame' - Captain America Ending Isn't What It Seems.
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Ahead of Avengers: Endgame, there was a year's worth of speculation about the ending for its key players. Perhaps no character faced more theorizing about his fate than Captain America (Chris Evans), whom many believed would die — in part because Evans had been open about retiring from the role. Now audiences finally know the fate of Steve Rogers, but is it really what it seems? At the end of Endgame, Steve Rogers volunteers to go back in time to return the Infinity Stones to where the Avengers stole them from earlier in the film. He's supposed to return to 2023 after his mission is done, but he remains in the past to live his life with Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell). With the release of Endgame, audiences are left to wonder about the mechanics of time travel in the MCU. Maybe not. In Winter Soldier, Steve visits the exhibit dedicated to him at the Smithsonian Institution. Many may question Steve's slow physical aging.
Marvel Villains Who Should Replace Thanos After 'Avengers: Endgame' Major changes for Marvel Studios are expected to occur in 2019 as the cinematic universe that began in 2008 shifts direction post-Avengers: Endgame.
Perhaps the most interesting development this year in regards to Marvel Studios’ future won’t come from a film at all, but Disney’s acquisition of Fox’s library of characters — hundreds from the pages of Marvel’s Fantastic Four and X-Men comic books. With the deal expected to close this year, it seems a larger Marvel Cinematic Universe is now inevitable. We know that Marvel Cinematic Universe versions of Fantastic Four, and X-Men films are somewhere on the horizon, but it remains to be seen what ties, if any, will be kept from Fox’s franchises. While that’s being sorted out, Marvel Studios is wasting no time gearing up for the next phase of their cinematic universe, with a film lineup that includes Spider-Man: Far From Home, The Eternals, Black Widow, Black Panther 2, Doctor Strange 2, and Shang-Chi.
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