if you have wii- u how about SIDE BY SIDE like super mario 3d world and captain toad treasure tracker or how about Parallel POVs - Omaha Beach / Normandy June 1944 game like saving private ryan, medal of honor allied assault, medal of honor frontline, Call of Duty, Call of Duty 2,Brothers in Arms: Road to Hill 30,Brothers in Arms: Earned in Blood, Company of Heroes, Call of Duty 3, Medal of Honor: Vanguard, Medal of Honor: Airborne, Call of Duty: World of war , Medal of Honor: Heroes 2, Men of War, and Call of Duty: WWII or Halo 2 Anniversary/Halo 3: ODST Synchronization the Simson pov marge cut homer's thumb I'll you choose
Yeah They r Great at doing References but They really need to work on npc's in Mcu they treat super heroes as shit which does not make any sense. and MCU really need to leave the storyline of Superhero being broke this is dumb old shit af.
This is why his show should've taken place in Christmas 2023 instead of 2024, two months after Endgame. I just think it would've been so much more tense for him to make it back home for Christmas after five years without his family.
@@AJ-xc4qe I mean, that would be a cool thing, but honestly the whole plot in his show was about he leaving the role of Ronin so it wouldn't work that well Still a good concept
I agree. I always look forward to new MCU projects to come out that fill in the dots and show people whose fate wasn’t previously seen on screen before.
I adore the fact that the snap, having killed off 50% of everyone continues to come up because of course it would, it had such monumental consequences and I'm glad it wasn't more or less swept under the rug post-Endgame
Not _”killed”_ but _”erased”_ from existence. Remember everyone was brought back five years later and I have this feeling that Thanos might be un-snapped at some point in the future.
I do love the MCU continuity across the movies but i feel like how interconnected and previous movies dependant some references and plot points are can make it intimidating/difficult for new people to discover marvel.
I love that canonically Spider Man is the last one to go to dust, because his body basically used every cell to fight back. It's also why he knew something was wrong.
@That Blue Raptor It is not about strength. His Spider-sense told him something was wrong so his body tried to resist. Others didn't expect that so they went out quickly. Wanda is very powerful, yet she went out quickly. If you are wondering why Mantis didn't dust as slow as Peter, that is because she knows it is happening but she doesn't know what to do, whilst Peter's Spidey-sense made him resist automatically.
@That Blue Raptor it is still a nice headcanon. especially considering how later in no way home, peter's spider-sense would kick into overdrive to "dragon ball's ultra instinct" like similarities when peter's soul was kicked out of his body all to follow peter 's last actions before peter's conscious was ejected (keep the box away from dr. strange) It would be interesting if later movies or series hint that the spider-sense is something more mystical (like what comics did with ezekiel and the other and the inheritors) I can see MCU adapting the inheritors and spider-verse if only as an excuse to have 3 spider-men again onscreen
they just failed at showing how fucked up the entire world is after the snap. just imagine how the traffic were, how factories and even power plant losing it's operator, how countries losing their leader, and many more because of the snap. and how the people overcome such chaotic situation. i was really expecting they gonna show it in endgame or post endgame.
@@agungdwiaprizal3101 They also failed to show how when they brought everyone back with the second snap wouldn't people have revived at the same place they were just before the snap? So what if some people came back in the middle of the road and they get hit by a car? From returning a lot of people who were brought back probably would have died immediately after.
I never realized how devastating and traumatic this event would’ve been until now. The worse part was watching the wakandan army thin out in mere seconds and watching the city explode into chaos as people disintegrated. It really put into perspective ow terrifying it would be to watch the people around you slowly deteriorate while not knowing if you were next. They all didn’t disappear in a second, they went down one by one
@primepal6001 has to do with the power of the soul stone, as they are turning into dust, their souls are being "removed" and entering the soul stones pocket universe - where Thanos saw little Gamora
@@CHASEMARC And he also can detect together with the Mind-Stone, PERFECTLY every Lifeform with the Soulstone too. Thats why its so important to have it for Thanos: He has to get Rid of the Souls, OR they linger around in the Universe, AND he needs it so he can also detect Lifeforms that doesn't have a Mind which the Mindstone would not be able to detect. Besides those, I would say... the Reality-Stone ----> Time-Stone -----> Power-Stone are also goddamn important, because the Reality-stone turns all into Dust in the First Place, and the Time-Stone makes the "Dust-Disintegration" Permanent, so the Effects never stop. And the Power-Stone powers/enhances ALL the other Stones, so that they are capeable to manipulate the Universe on a Universal Scale. The Power-Stone is like the Big Battery. But most important in my opinion is the Space-Stone! Only because of the Space-Stone can the Infinity Stones reach the FULL Universe. With the Space-Stone NOTHING is out of reach.
@@deathlywinter2995 the one Stone i never understood is the Reality one - with that one can you not just alter reality to "Give" you the other stones? so why search for any other stones just reality warp them into being?
@@CHASEMARC The Thing is: Each Infinity Stones has its own "Singularity", and those cant even be "reproduced" by the Reality Stone, because the Powers are just too different/demanding. For example: The Reality Stone cant "copy" the Power-Stone, because the Reality-Stone isn't capeable to make the "copied Stone" have unlimited Power/Energy like the original. AND: I guess the Reality Stone also isn't capeable to make a Copy of the Powerstone control Powers, simply because it isn't capeable to copy the Singularity of the original Stone. We musn't forget that these Stones are all equal to each other, and the Singularities are far too powerful to reproduce. We aren't talking about some Magic-Stones or Artifacts that are supposed to help Magicans or something, we are talking about the 6 Singularities, which existed before the Dawn of the Universe. And they were manifested/bound into the 6 Elemental-"Ingots" alias: The 6 Elemental Infinity-Stones. And the most important part is: Even IF the Reality Stone can (for example) reproduce the other Stones temporaly, so that Thanos could use them in Battle as single ones ------------> They would definitely be useless for the Snap, because the Reality Stone can't do the work for "Two or more Infinity Stones" while also doing his "Job" during the Snap. Imagine: The Reality Stone has to use it's full power to influence the whole Universe, while also it has to communicate with the Other Stones, and they all have to work together with unimagineable Amounts of Energy. Rocket Racoon said. "Earth became Ground Zero for the biggest Power-Surge. No one has ever seen anything like it before." This speaks Volumes, just HOW TAXING this is. I dont think any Stone can do the work for any other Stone during the Snap/Blip.
I think the scariest part about this is how slow it was. It wasn't just a snap and boom, half the population's gone. It went one by one and slowly worked its way across the earth. You could be in a crowd and have people just start disintegrating around you, not knowing if you would be the next one.
Yeah...i remember watching ant man an the wasp the first time...at first it was like a break from the depressing mood of infinity war, until the post credit scene hits...
Yeah They r Great at doing References but They really need to work on npc's in Mcu they treat super heroes as shit which does not make any sense. and MCU really need to leave the storyline of Superhero being broke this is dumb old shit af.
Actually the first 3 is from the same movie. The one in the middle is from the Endgame, so it was referencing it's last movie. In the end there was only 2 references to the "snap", beyond the 2 last avengers movie, which is not that much impressive.
Imagining if this were real, an event like the snap would have absolutely been like a real life horror movie. The people that you know and love, the people who you've never met, and people who you used to know slowly fading away around you, having no way to stop it. Peter's death proved that even some were in pain and could feel something happening to them, having nothing but a sense of fear as they knew that what they just watched to others was about to happen to them. And at this time, not many people knew about Thanos, and so you wouldn't even know why this was happening. It was the definition of terror
@@alyssaharger6992 Yes, it IS because of his spider-sense. He knew he was dying and tried to fight back. But he knew he was delaying the inevitable and I think his reaction because of his awareness was the most devastating "death" of the snap.
Only Peter felt it. Unless other spider totems somehow exist in that universe at the time unknowingly. Miles may well be a thing even tho it's unlikely.
@TheVoodooman1 You should watch the TV series "The Leftovers". It shows what can happen to a society (families, religion, culture, ...) when something very similar like the snap happens (2% of the world population disappear, but there is no blip after 5 years and nobody knows or could explain what happened and why especially those 2% were taken). Not so easily digestible like the usual MCU stuff, but really captivating and sometimes ultimately depressing - really, after some episodes you feel like shit, but it's absolutely worth the experience.
The audio combinations of confusion and chaos just makes this so much more emotional. It really puts into perspective how damging the snap was. In the original scene we could only see those who fought and forgot there are people still living their own lives and seeing everything slip away one thing at a time is just truly horrifying.
I like how in Hawkeye it actually shows the perspective of her when she blips like not her first person view, but it shows how she blipped and then for her, she immediately came back Edit: WHAT THE-- I come back to see 8.5K likes on this post! Thanks
yeah. the closest we got before that was monica's. and even then, it was more "how it looked for people to see the dusted come back". and only the last in part in quick motion i am still convinced how they showed it in far from home's footage was edited (as in in-universe edited by the midtown sudents)
@@ianr.navahuber2195 I thought the reason they all appeared faster than they disappeared was because Hulk wanted to make it as pain-free as possible for everyone, while Thanos didn't really care.
@@hunterlawrence3573 But he did care. He put alot of thought into it. He recognized what needed to be done, and realized that it would be best if he corrected the universe by snapping his fingers and and half the universe just dusting away. If he truly didn't care, he could've gone as so basic as "I snap my fingers and their hearts merely stop", which would no doubt be painful
@@UberTheWolf But those same marching band students reappeared and one got hit in the face with a basketball and recoiled and fell from it. We've seen Midtown High's editing. It amounts to shitty memes at best. The Midtown High kids didn't edit it
I like how the MCU continue to retell the snap because it wasn’t just something that happened in 1 movie & just forgotten about. This was a major event that continued to take place over years & effected everyone.
I remember the reaction in the theatre of seeing “Five Years Later” on the screen and how terrifying it felt that they lived half a decade without all those people.
I still remember how shook I was watching infinity war in theaters. The lack of music was unnerving and seeing Cap’s realization of what happened and the cut to black left me completely speechless and with chills
I can’t ever remember watching a movie with the theater being so quiet. Everyone was so shocked and a lot of people (including me) were crying, and a lot of people stayed till the end credits only to be even more in shock that that’s how the movie ended.
Marvel did a great job with the Snap. All of the characters and even extras reactions to it. The long term and short term effects that come from this as well. That helicopter crash behind Nick, more people could have died from that than just the snapped. Like wow.
This vary well could be why the gauntlet hurt hulk when trying to bring everyone back there could have been so many deaths aside from the snap I mean helicopter crashes car plains plus so many others that it could only bring ppl back from the snap but the others it couldn't no matter how hard hulk tried some ppl might not have come back
@@TailsGaming1999 well yes and no. he wanted everyone WHO WAS SNAPPED to be brought back safely (like people that were flying in airplanes as they were blipped). those who died as a result of others being snapped will stay dead because the kill was outside of the soul stone’s will (if that makes sense). for example, the helicopter that crashed into that building behind nick fury. the pilots could’ve been snapped and brought back but the passengers that were on it that died as a result of it crashing won’t be brought back because it wasn’t related to the stones
@@RainyMood90 You failed to see the importance of his sentence. Well the snap is fictional (Thank any god above me) Its in how much detail and continually that Disney and Marvel has committed to keeping to it. Meaning every time we see a new element of the Snap we can determine pretty much the exact time and damage it actually has caused. Say for example we see a movie from the Gaurdians with the snap event taking place on one of the other worlds or Loki or similar. That's another angle of the snap, another detail of the event. If we see the snap on future movies or shows on other worlds or Earth it continues to show how utterly horrifying and extensive the snap was. It was indeed a universal event. The snap is so impactful that any movie after Endgame literally will have its basis after the snap as it defines any political or social view even long after the blip. Fictional or real. It was indeed horrifying and thus him saying that line was appropriate.
@@The-Legend-of-P Rainy is the kinda of person that wants to look cool by pointing out the obvious. In this case that the snap was fiction. Although its true. People like to discuss about it and discussion especially on a fictional event or a theory is healthy. As it provides ideas and concepts and what ifs, should a situation similar was to ever occur. Rainy is the type of person that clearly has lost the ability to imagine and to discuss.
Honestly the way it just ends with "oh god" being the only thing left really hits home how devastating the snap was. When you watch it from all these viewpoints, see all of the decimation at once, and you're just left with a solitary "oh god" That's powerful.
The next Disney+ show should just be “The Snap”: An anthology of stories set in the 5 year period. Kinda like “What if?” except it’s “What was?”. Edit: 4K likes! Thank you!
That is a fantastic idea! Because there’s so many stories you could tell. They could explore what Hulk was doing and how he got to Smart Hulk, or how Sharon Carter bulit her empire, or how Kingpin broke outta jail. They could even flesh out newer characters and stuff. That’s honestly a way better show idea than What If. I’m so game.
@tossmeck2 They even have a seed of this with Steve's support group that he attends at the beginning of Endgame. Even if it wasn't Steve's support group (would be great if it was, bringing back Chris Evans and having the one director flesh out his cameo in that scene), it would be nice to see how people are handling this. I'm sure more than plenty could not handle what happened. This would really flesh things out moreso than shows that take place in the aftermath of Hulk's Snap returning everyone.
I like how even the time zone differences were explained away (and make sense in the other movies) in Antman & Wasp. That scene was explained as taking place at approx 7 AM PST. That makes it approx 5 PM in Wakanda, 10 AM in New York, and assuming the Yelena scene was somewhere in the UK (complete guess), 3 PM UTC. One throw away comment in A&W explains everything perfectly.
For parts of the world where it’s nighttime can you imagine how scary that is? Getting snapped in your sleep or walking to your child’s room and seeing a pile of ashes in the bed or next to you? Mad scary
I still remember seeing the movie within the first week it was out. Everyone enjoying it right up until the snap. The whole theater went silent. Like dead silent. I still remember the look of kids faces and a few adults. Literal confusion and in some cases utter horror. No one cheered, no one said a thing when the credits rolled. Didn't help that the ending credits matched the ending. I do remember hearing a kid asking what happened to a parent when they left the theater and the parent pretty much just saying they died like she was in shock herself about it.. Hell usually I would go eat dinner after a movie or slither around after.. Not after that movie. Just yeah its that much of a impact.. In many ways Infinity war was a traumatic experience that pretty much whenever something related with the snap happens people instantly remember it. That's how much it ingrained in viewers like a major disaster, or event and ironically its how much it ingrained in the Marvel Verse given what the state of the world is post snap and post blip.
that's why I put Infinity War as #1 movie. It started off with the Ominous tone and Thanos already getting his business done. We got all the characters meeting up, the theater cheering when Thor arrived in Wakanda. Then the Russo's did it, had the balls to end the movie on the snap and you could hear a pin drop. People didn't know what to do, thinking if the movie was actually over. What a remarkable feeling that was.
It was for me the second mcu-movie I've ever watched (minus snippets from Avengers and Avengers Age of Ultron. Spider-Man Homecoming was the first full MCU-movie I've watched). I was there with my younger brother who at that time was much more into Marvel then I, so I looked at him and asked "Is this supposed to happen", but he was just as startled as everyone else in the theatre.
I think the only sounds I could hear watching this scene in theaters was people crying (including myself), but apart from that, I don’t think that anyone got up from their seats and stayed till the end credit to be left even more in shock that a movie ended like that where the heroes lost.
@@1nfinit3 Cause of the depopulation that happened after. Even though Covid in no way did the numbers in infinity war, It made cities empty of people isolation kicked in. So yeah people do subconsciously jump back to it.
I like how this is like the MCU’s order 66 where many of the media show different perspectives of an impactful moment. I could never get sick of more pov’s from the snap and order 66
order 66 is still over the snap in my opinion, order 66 didn’t have any return action, all the jedi that was killed was gone for good. and the jedi order never recovered or came back to its glory.
@@CanadianDailyLife While yes that is entirely possible, Hulk's snap was intended to bring everyone back "safely". Meaning they most likely appeared either where they originally disappeared, or in a safe location very close to it
@@CanadianDailyLife They were brought back safely. But if I was on a plane, and the pilots got dusted, I would PRAY to GOD that my hands would start turning to ash
It's really amazing how each scene was able to showcase how chaotic, overwhelming and confusing the whole situation was. If you got blipped. Seeing yourself turn to dust, while having no idea on what's happening and then returning back to a world (That mind you, only felt like a few hours/minutes to you.) that already passed on without you. Places, people, things that changed over the 5 years you weren't there, is overwhelming. For those who didn't get snapped, watching, seeing people disappear and trying to make sense of what happened. Grieving the lost of your loved ones, adjusting to the lost of 50% of people in the world. And in a seemingly normal day, the ones who you thought came back and chaos happens afterwards.
I love how you can actually dictate when the blip started. Between the start of the Yelena scene, the car crash, Mantis’s “something is happening,” the bird chirping getting quieter, and calculating the speed of which the ashes fall is amazing. I don’t know how you timed the high school blip though.
Yelana's snap scene is the best so far! Every other snap has been shown from another persons perspective, but hers has her turn to dust and immediately come back. Defence mode engaged as the world jumps 5 years. Also props to marvel for making a universal event of the blip and not backing down. It wasnt a planet thing or an hour long thing, it was 5 years. Theres no way you can avoid the blip, even celetrials plans were changed. And given that, everyone who faught that final battle gets to say they stopped the man who killed half the universe
I just love how we all share this experience as if Thanos actually came to Earth for real, we continue to see new POV's and relive the trauma together, it's fun
Heimdall says there were 10 trillion souls in the universe. So while Clint was happy with his family, 5 trillion people (humans and aliens) were getting dusted across the universe. I love the different perspectives.
Yeah They r Great at Building References but They really need to work on npc's in Mcu they treat Super heroes as Shit which does not make any sense. and MCU really need to leave the storyline of Superhero being broke this is dumb old shit af.
Infinity war gave me chills and surprise, Hawkeye's Yelena gave me the feeling of being terrified and scared. Both made me feel bad about the people snapped, my favorite snap perspectives
To be honest, people that weren't snapped got it way worse. They died without returning when pilots and drivers got snapped, they got depression and aged, a lot of them dying before Hulk brings their loved ones back.
It's great they didn't juat brush it away. It was an epic loss for the hero team, not something that happens often. They did the same thing in ff6. The heroes could've won and beat Kefka before he join the statues and ended the game there, but the game holds up to this day because somebody decided to explore what it would be like if the heroes failed at first. Always great story arcs
seeing the chaotic mess of voices from multiple different scenes really puts into perspective just how much chaos and hysteria would have followed the snap , and to think that the avengers would have to go on press and make public statements as to what had happened and that they failed, it just really hits hard
That gave me damn chills! Everything was perfectly timed, even down to the final clip from infinity war being the last to end, hearing the mixed panic from each different clip, it felt like watching the intro sequence of a post apocalyptic film when there is news broadcasts being played over each other to give some exposition on what chaos has happened. WOW!
Seeing Yelena's perspective of the blip in Hawkeye was so chilling. How it was literally less than a second for her but really 5 whole years had passed.
Idk how I would feel knowing that I died and 5 years passed by when I was ‘dead’ and coming back to see so many things that have changed. I would just be in pure shock
You really feel the chaos when you see all of these different perspectives happening simultaneously. Most of the scenes are relatively quiet or calm but paired together you can hear the panic from various characters as their existence or those around them fades. I love how it starts with Infinity War and ends with Infinity War and as terrifying as the snap was in cinemas on opening day, it’s way more eery seeing everything happen at the same time.
Silence is sometimes the best orchestra. No Country For Old Men felt so intense the entire time and feels like you have constant anxiety while watching it because no music plays throughout the entire movie.
Imagine if after Avengers: Infinity War, the MCU just ends right there completely. Nobody comes back, Thanos wins, Ant-Man is stuck in the Quantum Realm for the rest of his life, Hawkeye becomes a coldblooded killer, and the surviving population of Earth all have to move on with their lives with those dead from the snap.
the remaining three slots are "just in case" we ever get more call backs to the snap, aren't they? after all, the snap that erased half of the universe is gonna be something almost all series and movies that take place in the MCU are gonna allude, on way or another eventually. especially as "backstory"
@@axceljulio5747 i can see ant man and wasp Quantumania starting With a failure montage of people trying to Time Travel (or Discovery sources of Pym particles) and failing to do so. Remember, Pym particles are probably common knowledge since Winter soldier With Nat making ant-man's files accessible to everyone. And Endgame just Made Time Travel in the MCU a factual goal (i doubt the surviving Avengers wouldn't reveal how they achieved the Time heist)
@@ianr.navahuber2195 well, I Don't think a lot of people know what happened. Yelena didn't know how Nat died. And people don't know anything about Steve Rogers, so they invented conspiracy theories, some believing he's on the 🌚. In eternals Sprite says that both Tony AND Steve died... So who knows really how much information is out there.
@@jayborussell This video is only them disappearing, while Monica is only shown reappearing in WandaVision. That's why Yelena is shown disappearing but then it cuts off before showing her reappear right after.
duuuude, the overlay of the voices from the different clips is chilling, the chaos it makes you feel like you can hear the entire universe dying at once. apart from a few music cues that are a little too loud and off tone they fit together almost perfectly. it would be awesome if infinity war on Disney+ would do something like this now that all the movies are out
Yelena's scene isn't exactly live, there's a short timeskip where they go from sitting on the ground to sitting in chairs where they skip over the ex widows backstory.
Can we acknowledge the fact that Asgard lost probably 80% of it's people in less than a week? Hela probably killed half or more of it's population before Ragnarok. We can state that because how much escaped with Thor and the amount of people shown at the beginning of Thor 1. And the few that escaped Asgard on the ship, a lot were massacred by Thanos, only to suffer from the Snap yet again. 😩
@@DavidTheJohnson those are just the years the movies came out. They escaped Ragnarok and on their way to Earth they were intercepted by Thanos right after they left Asgard. Infinity War basically starts right after the ending of Ragnarok and it's post credit scene. The only scene we could say is missing is the exact moment Thanos boards the ship and how he bested Thor in order to have him almost dead by the beginning of Infinity War.
Fun fact in Avengers Endgame: In the beginning of the film when Hawkeyes family blip, you can hear birds and the sound of birds start to fade away because not only did Thanos erase half of humanity but half of all living animals!
Snapping away half of the animals on Earth must have meant, if MCU Earth is like ours in nature preservation aspect, that many endangered species went extinct. On top of their already reduced population being cut in half, the people who were actively trying to protect them and help them reproduce are also either snapped away or may have other issues to deal with.
it would also be interesting if plants counted towards being living beings by the snap like in the wakanda scene half of all the trees and grass could have started disappearing, revealing the actual humans being affected
hopefully we'll see more of how the snap was for more characters, I don't know, how it was from the perspective of the Valkyrie and the Asgardians in Thor Love and Thunder, from the Ravagers in Guardians of the Galaxy 3, for Wong in Doctor Strange 2 as a brief I remember, or even for Captain Marvel in The Marvels
Ive seen every one of these movies well over 20+ times now and watching that all sync up... just wow that had my arm hairs lookin like parkers on the school bus in infinity war.. that was a well done edit
@@Jogyot3260 Impossible to reverse, yes. But darker? A single faction of space monks being wiped out in a galaxy vs half of all living creatures in all of existence being wiped out. I would say the two are comparable in terms of darkness.
Id say the blip is darker in terms of larger scale of destruction, but order 66 is more personal, with the clones having to execute them all individually.
@@YasonYou I'm more of a marvel fan than a star wars fan, but even I have to say that order 66 was darker. yeah, the blip killed half of the universe, but we see it be reversed in 2 movies and doesn't have as much emotional impact. Order 66 had soldiers turning on their own masters, killing more than half of them, and leaves a huge impact on the entire timeline. the blip dusts half of the universe, brings them back, everything's normal, end of story
I was just thinking this, but I'd say that the best way to more or less 'determine' at which time each scene could be happening is to look at how hazy and morning-like the sky looks at the Post-Credit scene for Ant-Man and the Wasp. If it's around 8 am in San Francisco (GMT -7) and 11 in New York City (GMT -5) during the Snap, then it could easily be around 6 pm in Wakanda (Eastern Africa, GMT +3) with still some daylight. This explains all the other scenes shown until now, with Yelena's dusting happening in possibly Eastern Europe (maybe Sokovia?) at around GMT +2 timezone and also the other ones happening in the US. If there was a dusting scene for characters in India or Japan with plenty of daylight then we'd have a problem. One discrepancy though is how the Snap is said to have happened in April/May but there's plenty of snow on the ground where Yelena is breaking into the Black Widow's house shown in Hawkeye.
@@matheuss886 That makes sense. If we got any far east Asian snaps (Sharon Carter, perhaps?) it would be at night. The best guess is that with it happening in late May (according to the MCU wiki), the snap likely happened around 5-6pm local time in Wakanda, which would put San Francisco at 7/8am. Weird time to be going into the Quantum Realm to collect fuel if you ask me. But also, thinking of Clint Barton, Missouri would be 2 hours later which meant 10/11am for hotdogs? Ambiguous but not impossible.
If we get Agents of Atlas and scenes of the Snap set during that it would be night. They can show the effects of the Snap in Moon Knight and She-Hulk as well.
Remember not all victims were snapped instantly. Some are just slowly fading away like Spider-Man. But the some got instantaneous effect like Wasp and Yelena
It’s so depressing how Wanda was the only one out of them all who felt sort of a relief to die… I wonder how it was for her right after she came back I wish we could get to see her POV
To her she was gone for only an instant and Vision was dead and gone. She went to fight Thanos and said "you took everything from me!" That was pretty much right after she came back.
sobbing. i really hope they do more of a deep dive into the trauma this caused to the people who survived the blip. it was horrific and i feel like they haven’t done much for it
It felt so intense watching it all happen at the same time. When watching them by themselves only feel the weight of that particular moment, and the others don’t even cross your mind. Together it really makes you think about each moment.
Nothing will ever replace the feeling in the theater when the snap happened, nobody saw it coming, that kind of event has never happened in a movie before and can never be replaced, the only thing even close to it is Order 66, but people saw that coming cause the Jedi were all dead in Star Wars 4 already
i really loved the hawkeye version of the blip i think all references to the blip so far have been in the point of view of the 50% who weren’t bliped but in hawkeye it shows the perspective of a person (yelena) who was bliped. While for everyone else they mourned through those 5 years the 50% saw themselves fade away for a split second then watch themselves reappear. very interesting perspective to watch.
Marvel seems to underappreciate most of the actual catastrofic consequences that would happened after the snap, like motorways getting blocked completely, airline passengers essentially realizing they're now flying in a coffin and can only await their impending deaths, airplanes landing or taking off crashing into the airport or populated areas, and not to forget, the possible waves of suicides that would ocure from people loosing their families and loved ones, essentially the fall of civilization.
@@yitoproductions it was decimated, I think. Which in Marvel means that half the population was killed (although the real-life historical definition refers to 1 in 10). So that’s half of a half which is a quarter, so that’s three quarters of the population dusted, plus what could be anywhere from a fraction to the entirety of their ships and air force (space force?) in Guardians Volume 1. So, while it’s not exactly a great time to be Xandarian, there are most likely 1-2 billion people remaining, assuming their original population was similar to Earth’s.
it’s crazy seeing this happen all at once. really puts this all into perspective. half the universe gone, another half all asking the exact same questions and going just as chaotic.
I like how the MCU and far from home made it comical w/ the blip. Everyone just laughing the trauma away. That basketball scene will never not make me laugh
It's scary to see everyone on a basketball game fade into dust, while you hear antman screaming for help, seeing nick fury with fear, Hawkeye losing his family, spiderman and the guardians fade, half of the avengers dying, and everything and everyone craping theyreselfs of fear. it's definitely scary.
hes watched his friends died which is horrifying enough, but then to realise half the universe has just ultimately died and you have failed to stop it......Steve is broken at that point
I love how you removed the individual screens once the scene was done, until it was just the Wakanda scene left. It amplifies the notion of the population disappearing from existence. Should Yelena's scene have started with the fight though? It seems there's a bit of a time jump.
Everytime the snap is shown in one of these other MCU shows or movies it makes it seem so much more real. When Yelena got blipped it gave me such chills I had to rewatch it. Infinity War has the scale but these insights into it happening and the aftermath really keeps those movies at the top of the scale and keeps everything connected well
