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Post by Vegas on Apr 27, 2019 15:03:33 GMT
So... They don't undo the snap... but: They bring back all of the people who Thanos wiped out of existence.... What about the people who died as a consequence of the snap? Sure, the snap took out the two pilots and half of the passengers... but what about the explosion at impact that took out the other half?  |
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Post by hobowar on Apr 27, 2019 15:12:55 GMT
That's a good question. This film really opened a huge can of worms.  |
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Post by merh on Apr 27, 2019 20:17:14 GMT
So... They don't undo the snap... but: They bring back all of the people who Thanos wiped out of existence.... What about the people who died as a consequence of the snap? Sure, the snap took out the two pilots and half of the passengers... but what about the explosion at impact that took out the other half? The Russos are comedy directors. The problem with comedy is that is the point, not the entire product. Does the gag work? So what if the ending is patched together? This is technically 1 5 hour movie with Infinity War. They were able to make Infinity War work because the wrap-up is here. And it is very messy. I'm one of the 5 people who liked Ultron. It may be flawed-Whedon focused on a monsters theme that was ultimately too ambitious, but it worked overall. At least Whedon understood the team. The Russos seem to only do a couple characters well.
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Post by CoolJGS☺ on Apr 27, 2019 21:09:13 GMT
So... They don't undo the snap... but: They bring back all of the people who Thanos wiped out of existence.... What about the people who died as a consequence of the snap? Sure, the snap took out the two pilots and half of the passengers... but what about the explosion at impact that took out the other half? They only handled the snap. The other collateral damage was typical for an Avengers adventure.
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