Marvel Cinematic Universe

Whose side are you on?

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Ant-Man allegedly has a pretty big role in Avengers 4 so they kinda had to thrust him into that storyline and if set photos are to be believed, they can't have someone who knows how to pull him out of the Quantum Realm.

As for having the snap happen there at all, I think it harkens back to classic event comics. Like the actual Infinity Ganutelt and War storylines. These are universe altering events and their after effects and repercussions are felt throughout the Marvel canon. Agents of Shield also had major tie ins to the events of Infinity War in its season 5 finale.
 
i understand the role in the larger MCU, i'm just saying that the credits scenes kind of... make the entire rest of the movie feel like a giant waste of time?
 
a whole month dude

a whole month of the internet spoiling everything

that does not equate to one week of pretty much no spoilers unless you're really looking for them my man
 
i'm not pissed off, certainly not at you (though i did get a little ticked at the payback joke, understandably)

i'm just very mildly annoyed that whoever's in charge of the scheduling at marvel didn't even think about the fans

it's not your fault clearly, you probably don't have any sway in the scheduling of the movies

fuckin problem now is that i've seen so many spoilers i don't think there's much point in watching the film now, at least not until it comes out on dvd
 
it's fucking ant-man, are you really that worried about spoilers

literally the only thing you could really get spoiled on is the post credits scene and even that barely counts as a spoiler
Contra(dictory) said:
you know it's gonna be undone next year dw about it
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that's part of the reason i think it's so stupid
 
Knowing things would be undone didn't stop the ending of Infinity War from feeling like a gut punch. It doesn't matter that the audience knows that something's not permanent. The CHARACTERS don't know that and seeing the way they react is what's interesting and emotional.

The Ant-Man and the Wasp post credits scene is still super effective because of the way it's shot and plays out, and with the desperation in Scott's voice as he slowly realizes he's stuck.
 
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/james-gunn-exits-guardians-galaxy-vol-3-1128786

uh