One of the writers basically said they honored her by having all the men be sad after her death. I wish I was kidding.



Also:

I was nervous when the movie started. Didn’t know what to expect after avoiding all those spoilers.

Tony’s and Nebula’s rescue was very fast, in my opinion. Would like to see some more of them working together in space.

It was weird to see the Hulk with the almost exact face of Banner and to see Thor in an unfit body. But besides that, it had some funny moments.

It was kind of sad to see the fight between Clint and Natasha about the sacrifice.

The final battle was awesome to see and made me happy everybody (and I mean EVERYBODY) joined the fight.

The saddest part for me was the death and funeral of Tony. Reminded me of the funeral of my own father, when I was a kid. I felt very sorry for the little girl.

The ending got me surprised to when Sam got the shield. In my opinion, Bucky would be a better new Cap. But hey…let’s see first what Sam is going to do!

In lack of concentration I already forgot the most of the movie, so this is what I remembered the most.

What is even this BS??!! So because we get to see the guys be a bit sad about it, she doesn't deserve some kind of memorial? SHE SPENT THE LAST FIVE YEARS BEING THE LAST BASTION OF HOPE, SPENT EVERY DAY AT THE AVENGERS COMPOUND TRYING TO FIND A SOLUTION AND YOU'RE GONNA TELL ME BECAUSE HER DEATH CAUSED SOME MANPAIN THAT'S ENOUGH FOR HER? I am so angry on Natasha's behalf. I can't believe that's how they're gonna play it off.

It's laughable, I cannot believe they thought that men crying after losing her would be enough to honor her. Also, what does it matter she wasn't a public figure? It's not like Tony had some big ass funeral with all of New York present, majority of the people there knew both of them. And how would it not fit her character to have a funeral? It would fit her character's development so perfectly, they became her family. It's bs that they forgot about her so quickly, Nat definitely deserved better. They also mentioned in the interview that her journey had come to an end.

The interview is so weird tbh, they said that Tony's death isn't really a tragedy because he lived the life he strived for during those 5 years and "it feels like a finished, heroic life". Who cares his daughter just lost her father and he won't live to see her growing up.

See I think at the moment of her death they were still trying to get the stones so didn't have time to do it . But yeah later on it could of happened for sure

I read as little as possible about this film knowing nothing going into it. I did not expect time travel to be their solution but I suppose it made sense to fix the issue. I found the time paradox here is all over the place. For instance, Nebula kills her younger self in the past yet still exists in the future? Thanos from 2014 travels to 2024 and dies...so wouldn't that mean he didn't go back to 2014 to get all the stones in 2018 to kill half the planet in the first place...? Time travel just doesn't make sense in this film. The stones have to return to their original place in time but they are cool to not have to go back?

I also thought Captain Marvel was soooo down played in this film. I think everyone was expecting (myself included) a huge show down with her and Thanos but that lasted all of 2 mins, I actually didn't even think she was gonna show up at all after like 12 mins into the battle. All she really did was save Tony and get a hair cut.

Another time issue is Steve's little jump back in time to return the stones and deciding to live his life out with Carter. I suppose he just kept himself hidden not interfering with the time line until it was time for him to sit on the bench near where he left? I don't see him as one to sit in the sidelines while WW2 continues and 911 and all that just for the sake of keeping time intact.

Maybe I just think into these things a little too much... I'm sorry is this has been addressed but please someone let me know how these things are suppose to work or show me a post explaining it.

the scene with all the female superheroes in the middle of the battle, was a homage callout to the 2015-16 all female Avengers A-Force comic book series, and a possible film in the Cosmic Universe. i liked the moment, tbh, everyone supporting Cap Marvel.

when Tony was about to die or just before I think I jumped