@Linc said:

@Canti said:
His willingness to give up the time stone in exchange for letting Tony live suggests Iron Man will be the key to winning.

Tony is the king to be saved, but Strange is the chess master running the end game.

Strange opens the portals to bring everyone into the final battle.

We weren't wrong.

It was kind of a bad fat suit

Thanos acting like he's never picked up the sticks before. Cap comboing like crazy here.

https://i.imgur.com/9HDSupp.mp4

Edit: lol posting image link from mobile RIP in pepperonies

@Canti said:
So if 5 hours inside the quantum realm is equal to 5 years outside it and the first Wasp spent like 25 years there it explains how she could survive there that long. But she aged just like everyone else? PLOT HOLES LOL.

Nope, not a plot hole. You COULD go into the Quantum realm for 5 minutes and come out 5 years later - but it depends on WHERE you exited. Lang went into the Quantum Realm with the help of the Quantum Tunnel that Pym built. Janet didn't have one of those, so her entrance to the quantum realm wasn't controlled and without the benefit of understanding the true nature of the Quantum realm, Pym and Lang couldn't "find" the Janet who had only been there for 5 minutes.

noprize

Without getting pedantic about fictional time travel science, all I know is that Captain America traveling through time to return stones to their rightful place, wielding Mjolnir, and presumably having a massive adventure, is a movie I'd watch the fuck out of.

@Canti said:
So if 5 hours inside the quantum realm is equal to 5 years outside it and the first Wasp spent like 25 years there it explains how she could survive there that long. But she aged just like everyone else? PLOT HOLES LOL.

meaningless pedant-ism increases

I differentiate my expectations for hard science fiction vs. fantasy. The MCU is clearly a work of fantasy and thus, I don’t really expect it to make perfect sense. Like you all I spent some time thinking about the paradox, branching timelines, alternate realities, and tried to piece it together in my head. The truth is, it doesn’t matter. Your brains to too big for your own good.

If Spider-Mans webs are so sticky how can he let go to swing to the next? If Tie Fighters are in the vacuum of space how do they make that neat sound as they fly? Even traveling at the speed of light you could not navigate the entirety of a vast galaxy in a lifetime... Fantasy my friends. The MCU is in no way meant to be a thought provoking piece of science fiction.