It’s crazy that the hulk was all alone in the quinjet flying aimlessly into space just to end up on Sakaar for two years and the avengers didn’t even search for him.
Once bitten, Bryan’s infection followed the classic T virus pattern from the games and novels quiet at first, then sudden irreversible mutation. By the time the scientists finished the cure, his body had already taken over. he could only beg while the virus used him. The timing matches Birkin’s fate in Resident Evil 2.
Cregger deliberately refused a last second save because it would have felt cheap. Unlike Alice in the earlier movies, Bryan had no special immunity. The bite started an unstoppable countdown, and the falling syringe simply confirmed the virus had already won.
This is why casting RDJ as Doctor Doom makes perfect sense.
Tony gave up his peace, left his family behind, and literally died so everyone else could get their lives back. If the Russos are framing Doom through that lens, a variant who watched his world crumble, lost his family, and realized the universe wasted the second chance he died for, that trailer line about facing "an unthinkable decision" hits completely different.
It turns Doom from a generic villain into a personal reckoning.
If Bryan is really dead or infected, could his ending actually be setting up Leon as the main character for the next Resident Evil movie?
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This take falls apart completely, did you forget that Captain America literally returned Mjolnir to the past at the end of the movie. The Avengers entire time travel strategy relied on a strict "borrow and return" policy to prevent timeline collapse.
When Steve Rogers suits up for his final quantum trip, he brings the hammer right alongside the Infinity Stones. He drops Mjolnir exactly back into 2013 Asgard at the precise second it was taken, meaning that past Thor only experienced a weird two-second glitch before his weapon instantly returned to his hand.
Do you ever think Thanos picked the worst possible time to invade Earth?
Imagine if he came 10 years earlier, when Earth was far less protected and had way less resistance.
We talk about Tony Stark’s intelligence but ignore how little survival instinct this man has. Why does he need to jump off a 90-story building before putting on the suit? One glitch, one misfire, one server delay and it's strawberry jam on the sidewalk