The gal that played Nebula has some serious movement skills...
There's a scene when Nebula is walking towards the camera– And the old song "Poetry in Motion" by Johnny Tillotson hits me. lol
Did you ever catch her in Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle?
The numbers motivated me into making this graphic:
As usual, audience options vary about the movie. However, is it valid saying A:E 's explosive box office growth clearly illustrates just how insanely popular this movie has been? I mean, Endgame has netted over 83% of Avatar box office in a mere fraction of the latter's theatrical run. It is positively psychotic.
Cameron's a Type A personality and extremely competitive. He had already voiced his disapproval of Disney/Marvel pumping out comic book adaptations on an assembly line (my words/not his). Endgame's success is likely eating at him like a stomach ulcer. It makes me wonder two things:
A. I wonder how he will feel when Endgame topples Avatar, barring a severe dip in worldwide appeal?
B. I wonder how crazily dedicated he has been in the development of his Avatar sequels?
The numbers motivated me into making this graphic:
As usual, audience options vary about the movie. However, is it valid saying A:E 's explosive box office growth clearly illustrates just how insanely popular this movie has been? I mean, Endgame has netted over 83% of Avatar box office in a mere fraction of the latter's theatrical run. It is positively psychotic.
Cameron's a Type A personality and extremely competitive. He had already voiced his disapproval of Disney/Marvel pumping out comic book adaptations on an assembly line (my words/not his). Endgame's success is likely eating at him like a stomach ulcer. It makes me wonder two things:
A. I wonder how he will feel when Endgame topples Avatar, barring a severe dip in worldwide appeal?
B. I wonder how crazily dedicated he has been in the development of his Avatar sequels?
), there is a way. Thanos' Avengers: Infinity War self-inflicted post-snap damage:
I don't know about the "end of the alternate timeline", but I think you're right about the rest. He wouldn't have known they'd be there, had he created a different timeline. The only explanation I can think of, is that he returned the stones to the exact places necessary, and cleaned up all the paradoxes perfectly, minimizing any butterfly effects. Hard to imagine one man could accomplish all that, when every one of them had a hand in screwing it up in the first place....but I digress. Not one person on the planet knows, or ever will know the outcome of going back in time and changing the past, or if it's even possible to make anything different in the past, so to allow any of this to affect one's enjoyment of the film is just looking for a reason.
The numbers motivated me into making this graphic:
As usual, audience options vary about the movie. However, is it valid saying A:E 's explosive box office growth clearly illustrates just how insanely popular this movie has been? I mean, Endgame has netted over 83% of Avatar box office in a mere fraction of the latter's theatrical run. It is positively psychotic.
Cameron's a Type A personality and extremely competitive. He had already voiced his disapproval of Disney/Marvel pumping out comic book adaptations on an assembly line (my words/not his). Endgame's success is likely eating at him like a stomach ulcer. It makes me wonder two things:
A. I wonder how he will feel when Endgame topples Avatar, barring a severe dip in worldwide appeal?
B. I wonder how crazily dedicated he has been in the development of his Avatar sequels?
I'm guessing you didn't see Thor: Ragnarok, in which his sister, Hela destroyed the hammer. Also, the fact that Cap could pick up the hammer meant that he was worthy, it doesn't mean he's Thor.
Perhaps he also missed the original Thor film.
