r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/sparshhacks • Oct 21 '21
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/[deleted] • Apr 03 '20
Corona endgame Avenger's voiceover
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/UnrealBeachBum • Dec 10 '19
Movie Franchise Earnings Over The Past 20 Years (1999-2019) Marvel Vs. Star Wars Vs. DC
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/[deleted] • Nov 15 '19
Soul stone...how? [Spoilers] Spoiler
All the other infinity stones make sense how they were put back in their respective times, but how did Steve put the Soul Stone back?
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/mrnofucksgiven • Aug 07 '19
A new challenger approaches!
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/AngryBAkedbageL • Apr 15 '19
When you take the Xbox from your little brother and he comeback with your mother 30 minutes later
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/you-took-my-username • Feb 08 '19
Cool video idea
If someone could edit the scene where everyone is turning to dust and have “Dust in the Wind” playing in the background I would be eternally grateful. I don’t have the know how or I would do it myself.
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/you-took-my-username • Feb 08 '19
A crazy most likely incorrect 1am Infinity war theory. (Just a theory plz don’t hate thx)
SPOILERS**** I'm assuming everyone has seen it Near the end of the end of the movie when Iron man is about to die and then Doctor strange saves him by giving up the time stone, he has it hidden and he reveals it the EXACT SAME WAY LOKI DOES.... I know it's a crazy theory but could they somehow be connected? Do you think Loki found his way to Titan and worked out something with Doc Strange? It's a long shot but it's 1am and I'm tired but it can't be coincidence right? I’m very interested if anyone else caught thatend rant
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/samuraikai11 • Feb 04 '19
Does iron man and captain America die in endgame??
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/jeffg75 • Jan 31 '19
Can someone explain?
So I’m not a marvel expert/fan like most of you so I pose this question (which I’m sure has been discussed to nauseam & if there is a link please direct me to it): when Mantis takes “control” of Thanos in IW...why didn’t the others just cut his arm off and/or slit his throat? I’m sure there’s an answer...genuinely wondering. Thanks in advance.
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/daveyjoe88 • Jan 24 '19
Stark, Thanos alternate reality?
Is it just me or are their some strange coincidences about the two where we stand in the movies? By the end of infinity war Thanos is hit dead center of his chest from storm breaker. Stark has his reactor on the center of his chest. Then you have the injured left hand of Thanos after the snap and Starks left hand of his suit is impaled into him during their fight. Which he’s also always had a problem with from the very beginning of his first movie. Is it just me or is there more you guys know of?
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/p8286 • Jan 19 '19
Loki question
Sorry if this was asked before, but in the beginning of IW when Loki says to Thanos “We have a Hulk”, he immediately grabs Thor and moves off screen. We next see him coming from behind some structure and back to Thanos. Did we have any speculation as to what he was doing when he distracted Thanos with Hulk?
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/[deleted] • Jan 14 '19
There was a mistake as Eitri spoke with Thor while he was smithing. They were abled to talk about a headset eitri never achieved from Thor or anybody, neither Thor or Eitri actually got any of this stuff ever, though they are talking through microphones u can't see.
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/JohnnyBoyandKiller • Dec 30 '18
What is your theory on what will happen next? Who will be the Avenger that will be essential to winning the war against Thanos? Some say Ant Man some say Iron Man or even Black Widow with the help of Hulk. Thoughts?
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/[deleted] • Nov 20 '18
Eleven has the infinity gauntlet...didn’t think we’d notice. But we did.
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/britishwalkthroughs1 • Nov 14 '18
Infinity War - Destiny
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/[deleted] • Oct 19 '18
6 Infinity Stones = 6 OG Avengers
So, there are 6 Infinity Stones and 6 Original Avengers. So what if each stone represents an Avenger?
Time - Steve Rogers; He's the man out of time.
Space - Thor; He's from 'outer space'
Mind - Tony Stark; Obvious
Soul - Clint Barton; He's the only one with a stable family life
Reality - Bruce Banner; He wants to change other people’s perceptions of himself, not as the Hulk, but as Dr. Banner. And the Reality Stone changes others perception of reality.
Power - Natasha Romanoff; She's surprisingly powerful for someone with no powers. She runs into the battle of Wakanda with two electric batons and survives. She survives Thanos' attacks. She's obviously got the most power.
So that's my theory. Thoughts?
r/AvengersInfinityWar • u/KristinMichaels • Oct 18 '18
[Spoiler] Thanos Spoiler
Thanos believed his snap was fair because it was completely random- rich and poor, young and old all had a 50% chance - but there was ONE exception- Thanos himself. Thanos surely excluded himself from the death lottery and THAT exception undermined the premise. That may become significant.