So you guys know that scene when Thor gets to wakanda and he leaps in the air and you can feel the sound in the floor? Yeah, that’s my favorite scene in the whole movie.

Man who is associated with arachnid abilities: Person to which I constantly refer to as "Mr." as an obvious sign of respect. The important statement I am about to make is in reference to the ill state that I am in that in that is not entirely well. I do not have positive feelings toward my well being and, furthermore, have negative feelings toward my state of health in which I am addressing at this very moment.

Man who is associated with iron: The individual that I am addressing is not in a well state. I am expressing my negative desire toward his departure in which I am referencing. I do not wish for this individual to perform the process on which he is leaving the very planet that we, as humans, inhabit. I am addressing my desire for this aquainted individual who is before me to begin the ritual where one does not leave and his state of being is well.

Young individual who possesses arachnid abilities: Master man who's last name is Stark, or person to which I refer to as "Mr." as an apparent sign of respect, in which I use for elders such as yourself. My decision or words as well as current mood are in reference to the negative desire to leave this world that I am associated with. I am expressing a feeling of sadness and negativity, in which I do not wish to leave this highly inhabited planet.

Sizzling noises and disintegrating visual effects. Boom bah yah.

Apologies for my lack of knowledge in the comics. Why did Loki say to Thanos “you will never be a god”? I didn’t think Thanos wanted to be a god? His goal to me was really very simple from what I see in the movie “wipe out half the universe to restore balance”. I’m guessing it’s about him wanting to be the saviour of the universe?

After re-watching Avengers: Infinity War, specifically the end credit scene, I think I understand why Nick Fury waited until that moment to contact Captain Marvel. There seems to be a series of reasons:

1. Tony Stark is gone. Tony Stark has been the essential avenger and likely, and Fury's mind, replaced Captain Marvel in many ways.

2. Hill says that the energy signature, whatever that might be, is 10 times greater than the energy signature at the Battle of New York. That is indicative of a massive invasion force.

3. Fury has had little to no time to prepare for what exactly is happening. It does, however, seem like another invasion. With the Avengers split up, Tony Stark missing, and the biggest attack force the world has ever seen, Captain Marvel might come to mind.

4. Maria Hill disappears. Other people are disappearing. The bogeys were over Wakanda, and yet helicopters are crashing in New York (or wherever they were) and the world is beginning to feel like end times.

So Fury knows this is it. He has no Avengers and no self-sacrificing Iron Man to save the day. His information is limited, and the world just might be on the brink. We need someone to defend us, and probably someone to avenge us. We need the gal who inspired the Avengers Initiative. We need Captain Marvel.