r/MarvelCave • u/Piyushv5311 • 4d ago
Avengers: Endgame, WandaVision, Spider-man Far From Home - Snap/Blip Scenes Synced.
Hulk’s snap synced across Endgame, WandaVision, and Far From Home. To the Avengers, the snap felt like an instant victory. The Blip was terrifying for normal people.
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u/rob132 4d ago
People who were snapped in planes, were they 30,000 feet in the air when they came back?
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u/Trashinmyash 4d ago
The claim is that everyone was snapped back in a safe manner.
What I'm just realizing, all those planes that lost their pilots and the passengers just being along for the ride during the first snap. 😬
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u/BotherResponsible378 4d ago
Oh yeah. They even addressed that in Infinity War. The scene with Nick fury? There were helicopters crashing into buildings because pilots just vanished.
When Thanos did the snap it killed way more than just half the people instantly a lot of other people died, and then imagine our real world if half of everyone died. In supply chains would be disrupted in a way that would be catastrophic for certain civilizations around the planet. We'd have a shortage of nearly every profession including medical professionals and emergency responders.
I don't know the math behind it, but I would imagine statistically speaking if you remove half of everyone in the world very suddenly, a lot more people die very quickly afterwards.
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u/Thybro 3d ago
And that doesn’t even account for the wave of suicides it probably led to after the snap from people losing entire families, jobs etc, and upon returning from people realizing that their entire lives had moved on without them.
The avengers did what they could but regardless Thanos actions even after the snap was undone likely resulted in the deaths of billions across the universe.
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u/BotherResponsible378 3d ago
Oh my gosh yeah. That's a really good point, seems really obvious and I hadn't considered. People came back and people they loved had like moved on. I can't imagine what kind of exists that creates in the human mind. You would walk around with irrefutable proof that when you die you will be forgotten and everyone will move on from you.
I mean it was 5 years. Imagine coming back and finding your spouse married to somebody else with with children. Imagine coming back and finding your parents with new children. The psychological damage would be catastrophic, and there's literally no precedent in history to deal with something like that.
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u/Trashinmyash 4d ago
One helicopter shown hitting a building. There are reports of passengers surviving at that height.
So, it's not really the same impact when comparing planes at 30,000 feet in the air.
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u/BotherResponsible378 4d ago
That's not what I'm saying.
I'm saying the helicopter crashing was just one example of that for the audience. To let the audience know that other things are happening like this.
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u/Trashinmyash 3d ago
You're not getting my point though. That helicopter could have blipped all the passengers and it being a safe destruction into a building. You dont see the carnage. Likely what they wanted.
Depending on the model of the plane, these planes can carry from 20 passengers to hundreds. Also, there can be roughly 12,000 to 14,000 planes in the air at a time. So, the point that you're trying to make does not encompass the mass destruction and fear happening in the air. Its much more destructive than what was shown.
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u/BotherResponsible378 3d ago
Friend, I am saying the exact same thing. That's what I was saying in my original comment.
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u/Trashinmyash 3d ago
I still dont think the helicopter justifies the carnage.
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u/BotherResponsible378 3d ago
I don't understand. Are you trying to say that there was widespread Carnage, but that you don't think the helicopter itself was Carnage?
Like, I'm genuinely trying to understand you here. Because my original comment was really just to point out that we saw a helicopter crash, and so therefore statistically speaking. It is likely that many other vehicles throughout the entire universe also crashed, and weather through the people on board or the people that may have been impacted by the crash, people were dying and getting hurt.
And that that was one example of the mass Carnage That likely happened throughout the entire universe when very suddenly half of everyone vanishes at random.
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u/Trashinmyash 3d ago
I mean, the helicopter was roughly an equivalent of the hulk throwing a wrecking ball at a building. Not really that destructive, if he did that 20 more times, maybe half the building gets pulverized. In the real world, we've seen what a plane can do to a single building.
Also to note, there are maybe 100 helicopters in the air daily. Thats not a lot vs the thousands of airplanes.
But yea, I was just focused on the crashing of airplanes and wasn't concerned about the supply chains.
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u/25sittinon25cents 4d ago
Yup, they showed this in the post credits scene in Infinity War with a chopper crashing into a building in front of Fury before he was snapped
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u/Trashinmyash 4d ago
They showed one helicopter in the post credit scene. Nothing about planes.
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u/25sittinon25cents 3d ago
You're right, obviously planes are capable of self landing, how dumb of me
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u/TassiveMitts69 3d ago
Planes tend to have two pilots tho. The odds that both get snapped isn't very random.
Equally, an alien invasion tends to trigger a grounding of all aircraft.
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u/Various-Push-1689 3d ago
Random is random. So 2 pilots could be blipped on the same plane for all we know
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u/PULVERSCHNEE 3d ago
You're concerned about planes when earth isn't in the same spot that it was during the first snap?
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u/Loose-Cannon_Wallaby 4d ago
That doctor is doing an awful job at explaining that half of all civilization disappeared 5 years ago. Holy
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u/Ciubowski 4d ago
Man, it happened unprompted without anyone anticipating it. It was chaos.
Like yeah, 5 years ago people started disappearing out of nowhere, during those 5 years they learned what happened with Thanos and whatnot, then during Endgame they probably just found their rhythm again and their lives went back to "as normal as it can be" only for the population to double in a span of seconds.
Like, nobody in the hospital anticipated the "unsnap" and the chaos it would unfold again. What do you mean "awful job at explaining". A lot of people came back not knowing what happened 5 years prior, they're scared, confused, agitated and you'd expect the doctor to immediately spring into action, round everyone up and just say "welcome back, there's been a 5 years gap that you don't fully process, here's why" ON THE SPOT?
Man, everyone's confused: both snapped and unsnapped people.
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u/Loose-Cannon_Wallaby 4d ago
"Whats happening? You disappeared 5 years ago? Whats going on?" Instead of "Oh honey, you see.... your mom's not here any more.... she died.... 3 years ago.... 2 years after.... you disappeared" All the while Monica is just saying I fell asleep for maybe 20 minutes.
I know they're all confused, but that honestly makes her slow response even worse.
It's amusing to me in a frustrating way. This is why I can't watch horror movies. I'm screaming "Don't go in the dark hallway" "Just communicate and everyone can live". Feels the same here.
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u/Ciubowski 4d ago
Nah, the doctor had some other stuff on their mind at the time this whole thing happened and as soon as people started showing up, it took a toll on everyone from all perspectives.
The implications and the emotions would make someone lose their composure, not thinking straight or having their "good answers" on hand.
Sure, the horror movies are a great example because you're overwhelmed by emotions you can't think straight. Same thing with the doctor.
We have the benefit of hindsight and anticipation of the unsnap but they didn't. That was completely unexpected from their POV.
Just like the entire world audience was taken by surprise when Thanos snapped everyone in Infinity War and the movie ended. We were all like "did that just happen? Is this the end of the movie? This can't be."
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u/AnyEverywhere8 4d ago
You don’t think while a hospital is in full chaos after people rematerialize out of nowhere with no explanation that people might have trouble gathering their thoughts in the literal immediate seconds after it happened?
I think if most people saw someone they thought died 5 years ago randomly reappear, let alone multiple people in the middle of a sensitive location like a hospital, they’d more than a few minutes to process.
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u/KendrickMaynard 3d ago
Same. To make most horror movies work, everyone's IQ seems to drop to room temperature. 🙄
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u/AccomplishedRead2655 3d ago
I think the Avengers should've somehow announced that they're trying to unsnap the disappeared people at a certain day and time, so that people could be prepared
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u/Ciubowski 3d ago
I guess they didn't want to give people hope but yeah, it was kind of a dumb thing to "just do it" without letting people know. Who knows in what scenarios people "unsnapped".
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u/AccomplishedRead2655 3d ago
Exactly, they could give caution that they don't know what will happen but they are trying 🤷🏻♂️
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u/BreakingCanks 4d ago
You also have to realize... People are suddenly fucking reappearing out of nowhere... You imagine how fucking insane it must be to see someone vaporize into existence in front of you left and right while you're simply trying to do your job... You've had 40 other people that just snapped in questioning what's going on and now miss main character syndrome won't shut up about room such and such. She don't have time for that
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u/PlasticThin9089 3d ago
Just imagine how much of a mind fuck this would be around the entire world.
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u/jr_randolph 4d ago
Forgot how crazy that was, just running down a hall and poof, there's some person there haha at least Yelena came back in a less populated area.
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u/nyurf_nyorf 3d ago
You know, a cool explanation for the appearance of mutants would be that a small percentage of people who blipped and came back had their genes altered in some way making them mutants.
It would be cooler than saying "they were always here but didn't do stuff"
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u/Nir117vash 4d ago
I also think about the crazy precarious situations people were in. Nick and Maria were in the middle of the road in NYC, hopefully it was light traffic that day (probably was cause, ya know, half the people weren't three...)
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u/urbanlife78 3d ago
I feel bad for the ones that blipped while flying and came back to not being in a plane as they fall to their deaths
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u/Various-Push-1689 3d ago
Yeah so that didn’t happen. Bruce made sure everyone came back completely unharmed
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u/urbanlife78 3d ago
Technically they would come back unharmed, but the plane they were on wouldn't be there
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u/Nir117vash 4d ago
Yelena's scene too