If Hela had really outgrown Mjolnir by the time of Ragnarok, crushing it was an unnecessary flex that only makes sense if she couldn’t actually wield it herself. Those palace murals showing her holding the hammer feel more like Odin’s rewritten history than proof she was ever worthy, maybe she was just the executioner who carried it while he did the conquering. Destroying Thor’s weapon wasn’t her proving she didn’t need it. It was her making sure no one else could ever use the thing that once defined Asgard’s power.
Tony Stark’s death is emotional, but I’m starting to think Marvel made it hit harder than it actually made sense.
Tony had already spent years trying to protect the people he loved, and by Endgame he finally had a life he didn’t want to lose.
Then the movie basically asks him to sacrifice all of it anyway.
That’s what makes the scene hurt.
But here’s the controversial part: I don’t think Tony needed to die for his story to feel complete.
He had already changed. He went from a selfish billionaire who only cared about himself to a father who was willing to risk everything for the universe.
His sacrifice was powerful…
but Tony Stark choosing to live after saving everyone could’ve been just as meaningful.
I made a post the other day about how Galactus didn't trust the silver surfer because he still sniffed the Earth's soil for celestial's even tho that's literally her job, and someone replied "When they made the Silver Surfer a woman is it any wonder Galactus doesn't trust her" I can't 😭😭
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If hulk and Bruce (Smart Hulk) existed independently as two separate beings why didn’t hulk’s consciousness return when the Ancient one removed Bruce’s consciousness from Smart hulk?
I think Smart hulk was just another lie and Bruce was truly the only one in control.
Something about Kerry’s reaction in that diner conversation doesn’t add up.
John was talking to her about Hal, but he hadn’t accused her of anything. Yet she was the one who brought up the possibility that she could have killed him and immediately started defending herself.
If nobody had even made that accusation, why was she already explaining why she didn’t do it? It almost feels like she was trying to get ahead of a question John hadn’t asked yet. What made that the first thing that came to her mind? 🤷♀️
This girl fights for her life after finding out her fiancé orchestrated her kidnapping so he wouldn't have children. The plot twist at the end will leave you speechless.
Taika Waititi accidentally destroyed Odin’s entire MCU legacy just to land a few jokes in Thor: Ragnarok.
Anthony Hopkins was incredible, but if you look at the actual lore across the Infinity Saga, Odin makes ZERO sense.
A thread on why MCU Odin is broken 🧵👇