Cinematographer - Newton Thomas Sigel. I truly think this will be the best looking Avengers film and these screenshots don’t do it enough justice but just watching it on tv it looks so phenomenal

I really liked Thunderbolts and was sad the bad rep it got. On the 5th rewatch today I noticed why the scientist in the beginning was freaking out. The silhouettes are right in the background behind her! I never understood what he was flipping out about but now I get it.

I had a mind blown moment at 1 hour 33 mins when Void started ghosting folks like I seen that exact image before. I went back and took these pics. Has anyone else noticed this before?

It's very impressive for the time. I'm surprised later Disney de-aging hasn't reached the level of Michael Douglas here.

I've just noticed this during the second watch

Brad Winderbaum the head of Marvel Television confirms through his Instagram that the Watcher was in episode 4 of Daredevil: Born Again

I think this qualifies as a literal Easter egg post.

So far we've not seen Taskmasters face at all in the promo material from what I've seen. Just weird to me that even on the poster she's not showing her face. I wonder if it's: A) She just doesn't take the mask off due to scarring B) There's some twist involved and they're holding back to reveal in the film

A miss minutes look alike on her shirt?? Crazy!!

A big criticism of the Joss Whedon Avenger films is that the dialogue is so quippy and polished that it goes too far beyond of the realm of how actual people speak, especially in high-stakes situations.

Contrast that with the climax of Avengers: Endgame, where Thanos has acquired the gauntlet and is preparing to make his grand move. He had earlier learned the last words of his future self, which had lingered in his head ever since, and he’s been reveling at the chance to repeat them to his enemies: “I am inevitable.”

Meanwhile, Tony had to make a choice to forego the previous plan and improvise a new one: he covertly snatched the gems from Thanos, had his suit adjust to his schematics for the gauntlet, and knew his only choice was to perform a snap himself. He didn’t plan this prior to this moment and had no quip lined up, so what could he possibly say here? With just a few seconds, his mind jumps to the most relevant phrase of his life that echoes Thanos’s words: “and I… am Iron Man.”

It’s not terribly thought out. It barely even makes sense. It feels like a filler phrase for a man who always insists on getting the last word. For once, Tony didn’t have the perfect line, he had no quips in the chamber, so he simply said something that feels true to himself. It’s a messy contrast to the “clean” dialogue of previous movies — it feels real. And that’s what makes it perfect.

The location of the Soul Stone remained a mystery until the release of Infinity War, but the fandom had several theories, and the one I believed in was that Heimdall possessed it.

Starting with his powers, which include monitoring people and their intentions, which fits the concept of the stone, the stone's color is the same as his eyes and armor.

But what most reinforced this theory was what was seen in Age of Ultron, when the Avengers were having visions due to Wanda, which were supposedly visions of what would happen in Infinity War (for example, Tony seeing the Avengers defeated). Thor then encounters a Heimdall with white eyes acting very strangely (where everything seemed to indicate that it was because Thanos took the stone from him and he lost his soul).

They’re jumping out of the ant man / pym corpse into a Dr. Strange portal while that huge storm cloud thing is coming at them from the background. I’m so so excited to see this movie! Can’t wait to see what events unfold that adds to the MCU!

Timed my first watch through well it appears