I didn't react to the line readings at all. But in the movie, yes, she falls to earth without remembering that she had a life there before. And there's no way she won't be a louder personality in other parts of the movie, because that's pretty core to her character.
new blood, old hat wrote:i've got a bad feeling there will be like 40 minutes of dealing with the aftermath and solemn gravitas before the time travel hijinks begin
The movie's going to be four hours long so 40 minutes is probably reasonable
new blood, old hat wrote:trailer is just kinda hey in case you forgot this is how the last movie ended. also remember jeremy renner?
new blood, old hat wrote:i've got a bad feeling there will be like 40 minutes of dealing with the aftermath and solemn gravitas before the time travel hijinks begin
a very big thing happens, not reflecting on it and not having any gravitas would be really strange!
A lamp with a white shade was knocked over and broken. Someone was smoking pot. “This is the pot room!” a young man said.
the dream of bringing the comic book page to life on screen will truly be a reality when we see a trailer for a movie starring a character who is dead in another trailer
"endgame" is such a cringey term to me in general and I think it's a bad title!
I thought so too when I first heard it, but it’s grown on me. Helps that they set it up with a line in the previous movie.
Good spoiler-free teaser.
I think Infinity War was about 3 hours long at this point last year so I imagine this will end up around the same length it was. Unless they decide to go all Return of the King with epilogues and such.
there's literally zero chance that this movie doesn't deliver some massively satisfying action hijinx
i think comparing this with the captain marvel trailer, the benefit here is that there is no action. it's just a bunch of characters you know and love being sad about something huge that happened in the last movie. we've seen them hulk out and fly and shoot lasers and shit. i don't need to see any of that in a trailer to get me to go see it. then there's captain marvel, which has some cool action moments in space with lasers, but feels really emotionally flat because we don't know her yet and she's kind of a cipher in her own trailer.
i'm pumped about endgame. i think this is the last of the promotional material i'll watch before the actual movie.
My favorite Marvel "Endgame" storyline was the one about Apocalypse on the moon and Cyclops handing Baby Christopher over to Askani.
It immediately preceded the Muir Island Saga and the big 1991 X-title reshuffle, but I don't think I realized that they had sacked Simonson and brought on Claremont as a plotter at that point. Shit was messy at that point.
I'm trying to do this four-issue run on X-Factor tidying up all the loose ends left over from Weezie, asking her 'Is it okay if I do this?' She said, 'I don't care.' At that point i was just like, fuck.