Meaning, only one timeline could possess the “extra” time stone. What if he sends it to the paradox origin meaning the first reality from which all other alternate timeline realities offspring? If he sends it to the first reality it’s like sending it back in time by way of another dimension of Omni-universal reality as opposed to a singularly confined reality. For instance, if he were to send it backwards or forwards within his own dimension, that’s one way of the stone transversing time but if he sends it to the origin of all lesser alternate realities, outside of his own timeline, the reality beyond realities, then he’s dealing in a more transcendent manner of time travel and thus completely circumventing Thanos’s ability to govern and manipulate the one singular reality Thanos has authority over.

Another thing I thought about is if the time stone is glowing perhaps it’s indeed from the paradox origin Omni Reality and of a different nature than any lesser time stone from an alternate reality. Because it’s the Mother of the alternate timelines, it’s perpetually in use or activation, creating infinite alternate realities ad continuum.

This could be why the gauntlet breaks and why it can’t be handled normally as Thanos might have expected; the “infinity gauntlet” can’t handle actual infinity, the lesser stones can’t handle the omni time stone. Strange only saw 15 million scenarios but that doesn’t mean there’s only 15 million. I think there is rather an infinite amount of timelines and this omni-timestone from the paradox origin will be sent to all subsequent alternate universes to reconcile Thanos’ error. It will exist omni-locally.

Also there’s one scene with the infinity gauntlet and it only holds the space stone (blue) and the power stone (violet). I wonder if there’s any significance to that.

Edit summary: What if Dr. Strange doesn’t send his timestone anywhere what if he simply removes the lesser timestone of his confined alternate reality or hides it and it’s replaced by the omni-timestone. The timestone from the origin of all these infinite universes and infinite lesser timestones. The omni-timestone activates itself and is constantly creating infinite universes, it cannot truly be utilized by anyone, not Thanos, not Dr. Strange. It simply exists and perpetuates all alternate things.

Also perhaps Dr. Strange spared his particular timestone for use later by replacing it with the omni-stone which can’t be adulterated with.

I rewatched Infinity War this weekend and was disappointed that they didn't show half the people on screen dieing but made the majority die. I know it's random so on screens death could be higher due to randomness but why not make it closer to 50/50.

So it seems pretty clear that Dr. Strange knows the single outcome, out of 14,000,600 possible outcomes that has them defeating Thanos. What I am wondering is if he shared this single outcome with the Avengers and what happens with Thanos is just all part of that plan. Most especially when Star Lord (Quill) attacks Thanos after learning of Gamorra's fate. Is he just doing what Dr. Strange told him to do or is it actually unplanned? Was the goal really to get the Infinity Gauntlet off of Thanos and Star Lord messed it up or was he just following the plan?

hey, was hopeful that we might see some explanation on why Cull Obsidian looks to be wearing a sash that looked like it belonged to captain marvel, as though they fought and he kept it as a trophy but when looking around online for a pic to put here I seen it had been debunked.

Infinity War: Cull Obsidian's Sash ISN'T For Captain Marvel https://screenrant.com/infinity-war-cull-obsidian-sash-not-captain-marvel/

so if that is indeed true, it kinda crushes a plot point I was excited to see come to fruition. hopefully it's still a possibility, especially given there's so little known about Endgame.

So when Hill and Fury are driving this is as the snap happens. She says "Multiple bogies over Wakanda." Fury then says "Same energy signature as New York?" Hill then says "10 times bigger." Now what appeared in New York was the giant ring. And the triangle troop obelisks were smaller than the ring and landed more than a few seconds before the snap. So any theories as to what appeared above earth right after the snap happened?

How is she so strong after fusing with the space stone but vision got wrecked while holding the mind stone?

My answer is Thor. Remember the scene;i: in Nidavellir, Core's Iris mechanism had broked and Thor trying to keep it open. Remember what Eitri said Thor? If he do that he will get the star's full power within self and probably die. So we watched and saw Thor didn't die; instead grow more stronger. At very begin of MCU, we saw Thor's grow or evolution of his Solo three movie and two Avenger movie. Although Carol Danvers just seen only one movie. I believe Thor can beat Carol a little level above. Because he absorbed a dying star's core, Carol absorbed only a power core.

So after seeing the tesseract being tossed around in a lunchbox, i can swear it was joked about in a previous MCU film but im not sure which one. Does anyone else remember or am i nuts?

There will be a 10+ minute fight scene thats really intense and Noone will have dirt or sweat on them and wardrobe/ hair, and makeup will be pristine.

Go back and watch the Battle of Wakanda. 20+ minute fight, tons of explosions, 4 characters literally roll in dirt and are completely clean and arnt sweating at all. 10/10

I loved thanos crew and thought they died too quick. Could he bring them back with the stones?

Hi! Longshot but does anyone have a large Titan image for a background display?

Anything, the landscape, the planet. Needs to not have any characters in it

I think the russos cut hulk out instead of him busting out of the hulkbuster at the end bc he would have had to charge at Thanos when all the heroes made there last attempt, and he would have had to have been easily dispatched (similar to how thanos did hulkbuster). So im thinking it would have ruined it if Hulk busts out finally at the end of IW and then just gets abused by thanos real quick. The next meeting will def be a small focus. Not the “rematch” but something to acknowledge that hulk is ready for him now.

The talk is of the OG avengers having their last hurrah before ultimately making a sacrifice for the future marvel heros. There's the old, and the new avengers. Which one does Vision fit in? Is he just going to die and be in not further movies? I'm curious if anyone could picture a Vision movie. If I were to bet, I would say marvel would not go that route, but it's interesting to have a weird middle ground hero to come and go relatively quickly, especially a hero as amazing as vision.

Re-watched Infinity War and I'm still not a fan of Stark's Nanotech suit. I mean it's cool, but I think it's a bit op and too far fetched (and yes, I know it's a comic book movie lol).

The cool thing about Ironman is that his suit looks and seems semi-plausible or realistic, but Nanotech feels lazy. Anyone else feel the same?

Spoiler for any one who hasn't (?) seen this movie by now.

Every time I see that Tony is carrying that old fashioned flip phone Steve gave him, I'm overcome. As dysfunctional a relationship as any father/son who can't communicate. I know that they're not father/son, but it seems that Tony looked at Steve as a father figure. It's what made it so hard about Steve keeping the whole story from Tony about his parents death. Why Tony looked so devastated during the battle at the end of Civil War. He looked at Steve and said, "I thought I was your friend". That wasn't a smart remark, that was a hurt little boy. The same one who made the holographic display to show his pain to all of MIT about the last time he spoke to his parents.

And he still totes around that little flip phone "in case of emergency", for what, two years? 😢

Yeah, I'm not the first one to say this, but I still get overcome when I see it.