Not near me. I checked yesterday - just Avengers.

In fact - Avengers is the only film that's actually showing in all 8 screens this week :skull:

It's still showing in Birmingham:dance:

New Street Odeon still has it and it will be £5

Yeah and my train there will be £15 and going to Birmingham on a weekend gives me major anxiety :joker:

From their recommendations, I think you’ll like Civil War, Black Panther, Winter Soldier, Ragnarok, Guardians 1, Iron Man 1 and Homecoming the most.

I’m on the bus on my way to work and some kids are talking about Endgame, they’re spoiling it. :joker:

I hated Guardians 1 the first time but I'm giving it another chance

I haven’t watched it in full myself, only seen clips of it. All my friends love it. It’s one of the few MCU films I haven’t seen.

GOTG and Ant man are the best ones :oh:

And Captain America :dance:

nah

GOTG and Thor Ragnarok are better Star Wars movies than the Disney SW movies tbh <3

Avoided Ant-Man for so long because it looked lame. Watched it on Netflix recently and it's great. Want to see Ant-Man and the Wasp now.

No; The Ancient One explained to Prof. Hulk that the infinity stones themselves are what rectify the paradox of time travel and keep the reality flowing "as one". Different timelines split off if an infinity stone is removed from the timeline which is why she doesn't want him to take the time stone. That would split reality at that moment and leave her current timeline defenseless. Prof. Hulk counters that returning the stones to their place in the timeline "as though they were never gone" should maintain the structure of the timeline, which is why it's so important for them to take the stones back where they belong.

Cap goes back and returns all of the stones, unifying the timeline, and is still in that same timeline.

Oh, I see... I think.

What happens if Cap changes a historical fact in the past then? (after returning the stones).

Just back from seeing it by the way and it was awesome :omgno:.

I found it dragged SLIGHTLY somewhere in the middle of the stone collection, but the last hour-or-so was basically the best cinema I've ever seen. ****ing hell. The deaths were sad but made sense. Black Widow really had to go over Hawkeye... their story came full circle. Hawkeye took her away from a life of being a ruthless assassin as described in Avengers 1, she did the same for him here... and then sacrificed herself for him in what was EASILY the most natural feminist moment of the movie (more on that later...). It was the "right death" too... Black Widow as she said herself, was all about the job and doing the right thing. Hawkeye had a family - that he lost, yes - but the whole mission was to get all the dustfolks including them back! So if they're assuming they will win... he has a family that will be wrecked by his death.

Tony's sacrifice was awesome also. The moment slightly affected for me because a large man sat a few seats away from me (in a relatively empty screening) started BAWLING LIKE A BABY, for 10 full minutes, and then spent another 5 having a coughing fit because he blubbingly inhaled some popcorn :joker:.

The final battle was near perfect. But... ok in reference to the proper feminism above with Black Widow... I swear my ONLY gripe was when all of the women suddenly showed up to help Captain Marvel. It didn't make sense! Where did they all come from, and how is it realistic that ALL of the female heroes happened to be nearby... but no one else :think:. I get that it's meant to be a message but it was immersion breaking and thus ruined the moment. It felt shoe-horned.

JUST having Scarlet Witch, Valkyrie and Pepper Pots would have successfully conveyed the same moment without being logically broken... IMO :think:

Standout comedy goes to that last scene with Thor and the Asgardians of the Galaxy :joker:.

^ major spoilers there TS - I'd spoiler tag it

The movie is out. Spoiler tags should be for unreleased/unaired things.

If someone hasn't seen it this isn't the thread for them.

No use in a discussion thread just full of spoiler tags.

Well one theory is that he would just be careful and live a quiet life with Peggy, and she would keep it secret.

Second I guess is that The Ancient One implied that the Infinity Stones actively keep the timeline intact so it would be impossible to drastically change any "key moments", as a "fate" of sorts keeps everything more or less on track. They also confirm that predestiny / fate exists in the MCU as The Ancient One already knows who Stephen Strange is (and that he'll be the Sorcerer Supreme), long before he meets her.

The timeline would probably split again but I'm guessing that, since Cap went back AFTER his past self was already in the ice, he couldn't interfere with his own history by being in the past. If Peggy Carter was still where she needed to be in all the events she played a role in then the timeline wouldn't split.

I agree with Marsh, anyone who willingly enters a movie discussion thread before they've seen it and doesn't expect spoilers.. well... :umm2:.

I saw it today and I've been avoiding this thread like the plague since Thursday :joker:

Fair enough. I just know people in the thread have been coming in to say they're watching later or in a couple days. And pretty much everyone else have been spoiler tagging - so I just thought that's what everyone was doing?

I thought spoiler tags would be in use until it stopped airing at cinemas

I mean the thread title itself says "contains spoilers" ... :suspect:

I know that

I'm just aware most people have been spoiler tagging things I just thought that was what everyone was going with :shrug:

I just added the 'contains spoilers' bit.

So Agent Carter tv series would of had to feature Steve if it was still airing lol.