>Oh no! the Avengers are coming for me
>Oh wait I got the glove
>"snaps fingers"
>credits roll
Oh no! the Avengers are coming for me
Robert Johnson
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Jackson Powell
Didn't the glove explode?
Connor Powell
>wipe 50% of humanity
so how would production facilities cope with only half the staff?
Brody Allen
Why was he sad he had to kill Gamora? Couldn't he bring her back once he got the final stone?
Hunter Foster
Don't try to make sense of double digit IQ-catering western pop media
Andrew Hernandez
I’m assuming the in universe excuse would be that he would lose the soul Stone as a result of not truly making a sacrifice for it. And that might be what powers him down enough to be beaten.
Also the gauntlet got fucked up after the snap, I’m also thinking he can only use each stone individually and not all at once. Though even like that he would completely over power the remaining Avengers in a straight fight. But by the looks of their quantum suits at the end, they’re not going to fight him straight up bust instead use time schenanigans.
Leo Smith
The glove was damaged by the snap
Various similar leaked plots suggest the first act of the movie is a partial team of Avengers travels to Thanos farm planet with the goal of taking the gauntlet and reversing the snap
Thanos reacts by somehow destroying the stones, preventing the team from undoing his work. Perhaps the damaged gauntlet could be destroyed by continuously firing it and overloading it with energy or something, taking the stones with it
Adam Miller
>Making sense of out a science fantasy movie
How was school today user? Make any new friends?
Thomas Nelson
One of the positives of the Russo Avengers movies is they do have some internal logic that's well thought out, and things are generally explained sufficiently
At least in comparison to, say, NuWars
Elijah Martin
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