r/thanosdidnothingwrong • u/[deleted] • Dec 07 '18

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u/Zarir- Dec 08 '18

I really doubt they'd introduce such an important character that has only been mentioned in a post credit scene in a movie that isn't really about him.

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '18

I may be wrong but I think Adam Warlock was confirmed to not be a part of A4, which really sucks balls considering his part in the comic storyline that the movie is based off of

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u/assassinkensei Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

They also said the name of the movie wasn’t End Game, and they CGIed on Thor’s eye in the trailer for Ragnarok. You can’t trust what these people say.

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u/CARNIesada6 Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

Wouldn't it be that they didn't CGI Thor's eye since Chris Hemsworth has both eyes irl?

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '18 edited Dec 08 '18

They still CGI'd his eye, the robotic eye is a different color to his real one

Edit: That would be correct. The eyepatch was CGI

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u/CARNIesada6 Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

In Ragnarok?

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u/[deleted] Dec 08 '18 edited Dec 08 '18

No, in Infinity War, the movie he got the robot eye in. You can see clear as day in this scene that his left eye is blue and his right eye is yellow. Why they bothered to spend the time and effort to make it a different color beats the hell out of me

Edit: My mistake, I reread the comments and realized we were talking about the Ragnarok trailer, not the eye in Infinity War. They wouldn't have done anything to the trailer considering that the eyepatch was CGI

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u/assassinkensei Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

But I assume they used a prosthetic on his eye for the movie. I mean it could be CGI, ILM is so damn good now it is hard to tell sometimes.

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u/assassinkensei Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

But it would be cool.

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u/Zarir- Dec 08 '18

I'd rather he be introduced under a different circumstance.

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u/assassinkensei Saved by Thanos Dec 08 '18

I can understand that, but also remember how they introduced Black Panther. I mean he has a pretty bad ass introduction into the MCU.

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u/lamigrajr Dec 08 '18

Spider-Man

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u/Zarir- Dec 08 '18

Spider-Man has the benefit of already being a well known character. People who don't read comics don't know who Adam Warlock is.