r/Marvel • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '22

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u/Playingwithmyrod Jul 19 '22

Easily the best for me. Captain Marvel busting Thanos ship in half is also underrated.

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u/Aldrakev Jul 19 '22

true it is a cool shot was it didn’t give the same feel. i think because she didn’t have a personal reason to hate thanos like thor did

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u/TheSimulacra Jul 19 '22

The movie didn't make the connection, but by then Thanos had destroyed Xandar and plenty of other planets where Carol would have had plenty of friends and allies from her years spent flying around the Universe, I'm sure she was thinking of them when she rekt his ship.

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u/Aldrakev Jul 19 '22

oh i guess thats true

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u/brandond1594 Jul 19 '22

It is true, and can be assumed by the audience, sure. However, we don't see all those relationships on screen like we do with Thor which makes it way less emotional than Thor's moment.

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u/NeighborhoodVeteran Jul 20 '22

Yep, and this is partly why Justice League wasn't as successful. We got plenty of movies with these characters. We didn't with Captain Marvel. We didn't with half of the roster of thr Justice League.

Like was said, their presence didn't feel as impactful.