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My humor isn’t but I’ll comment because I found this lying in the depths of my recommended. What has my life become

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That was the point. Tony’s sacrifice play in this movie showed Cap was wrong, and Cap’s tactical ability and moral fortitude proved Tony wrong. Endgame revisited it, sure, but Avengers challenged their judgements too.

That's called KARMA, Vegeta.

He’s right. I’ve only made it to infinity war, but Tony would never sacrifice himself.

It’s called foreshadowing, kids

Yeah. That rare moment when a Hollywood movie has how real world women really would react, respect and respond to and not the clunky false idealized tin-eared, tone-deaf version that usually is awkwardly wedged into angry third generation feminism dialogue that sounds nothing like real mainstream majority of modern straight women in the actual real world. This sounds like how real interactions between actual human beings in the real world go and can accept people of any genre, person, place or thing as they are and not try to conform or vilify them just cause they don't think like you, which is apparently an angry bird 24/7 8 days a week. Hey, news flash: we society aren't your step daddy, alight. So show someone else on the doll where he made you have really horrible fashion sense and hair treatments. Not our fault you're this way or have terrible hot takes on only everything all the time ever.

I love this scene still. Steve says Tony can't make a sacrifice, but Tony proves in Endgame that he can and will make that sacrifice (I mean, he proved it at the end of Avengers 2012 too because he thought he was gonna die by going through that portal), but Tony also says that Steve is nothing more than a lab experiment, which Steve proves wrong by picking up Thor's hammer.

These scenes are so dumb. The whole movie is really dumb if you think about it. It's just poor writing

It aged GREAT because this conflict was part of Tony's growth. Anyways I'm deleting this from my history.

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This was to foreshadow later in the movie in which Tony nearly dies saving NY from a nuke.

This just in: OP discovers character arcs. In other news, every sixty seconds a minute passes.

…it’s called foreshadowing. “It’s not that deep” and “it’s not meant to be taken seriously” and “just my opinion” are things people say when they recognize that they had a bad take, but are too prideful to just come out and say “yeah I didn’t think that one through” or even “I was wrong on that one”. If it’s “not that deep”, than admitting it was a bad take without hedging wouldn’t be an issue.

Its called character development. Stark needed to be called out for his selfish behavior. It helped him to question his motives and dig deeper into why he dons the iron man suit. From this point on Tony continued to prove himself by making greater sacrifices for others until finally he paid the ultimate price showing he had changed for the better despite his struggles with selfishness, paranoia, doubts and insecurities. He faced and overcame his weaknesses but the first step was facing them, this was a reminder that his reasoning was still at times out of line with what it means to be a hero and an avenger.

It did age well because tony wasnt a selfless person at the time. Yes he later became a better person but at the mid point of the movie, tony came off as selfish.

When you realize Tony begrudgingly held onto those words for years, just to prove Steve wrong.

Well it was true at that point...

I think Cap would have been thrilled to be proven wrong about that given the chance to see something like this. He's just that kind of person who's willing to admit when he's wrong.

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It's called a literary bookend. The first conflict they get into as a team, Tony proves he'll absolutely make the sacrifice play and Steve proves he's more than just the result of a test tube, he's a leader. The final conflict Stark makes the ultimate sacrifice play, and Rogers proves that he's one of humanity's best because of who he is, not what he can do.

The fact that you looked back to this moment proves it aged perfectly.

Cap has only been out of the ice for a short time. All he knows about Tony is his persona prior to becoming Iron Man. Tony WAS selfish. Tony WAS the kind of guy who would not sacrifice himself. I mean, the dude was a war profiteer. You can't blame Cap for feeling that way. However, over time, Cap began to respect Tony a great deal. By Infinity War he's calling Tony Earth's greatest defender. Character development is not a one way street. Tony evolved and so did people's perception of him

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Tony sacrificed himself twice. He was going to sacrifice himself to save New York from the nuke and then again in endgame by giving his life to save everyone they just brought back

It not aging well was the point. Tony sacrificing himself would have been far less of a big deal if he had always been that sort of person.

I can't believe Tony was so allergic to being selfless that it killed him 😔

He sacrificed himself in the first iron man movie lol. He thought the blast would kill him at the end.

It was part of Tonys character arc.

Lol this was disproven within the same movie. Everyone referencing the snap in end game really forgetting tony sending in the nuke through the portal at the end of the first avengers movie not knowing he was going to survive or not.

The whole point of the line is that Stark makes the sacrifice play at the end of that movie but steering the missile into the portal. It wasn't meant to be true even in the movie it originated in.

"big man in suit of armour , take that off what are you ? " "big man"

Actually it aged perfectly since the point was that he sacrificed himself in the end of the same film.

✨character arc ✨

They both were wrong about eachother in that moment, Tony made a few sacrifices and yes the serum is what made captain America a super soldier but Steves a good man, hes the Clark Kent of the MCU

Yeah... that was the point...

Do schools not teach the concept of foreshadowing anymore? Aged well or not isn't even a necessary argument... it's a breath and typing waster.

Actually, it did age well

The ending of THAT SAME MOVIE proved Steve wrong. If it took you until End Game to understand it, you aren't precisely smart. Not. One. Bit.

If Cap hadn’t pushed Tony like this, he wouldn’t have had it in him to actually make the sacrifice play.

I will never not love that littlen"he is not wrong"head tilt from Black Widow in reaction "genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist.

It aged fine. In fact, that was the whole point of Tony’s character arc. It’s just like when Neo heard that he wasn’t The One… because when he heard it he wasn’t, but he became The One later. When Cap said those words, Tony wasn’t yet the kind of man to lay down his life for others… but he’d become that man 6 movies (or 16, depending on how you’re counting) later.

It's calles character development Sherlock

The one thing the manga did better than the anime was having Vegeta and Goku knock Jiren off. (After that the manga sucks. Toyotaro is a hack.)

Goku beat Jiren several times.😂 (And Jiren attacked the innocent crowd like a angry toddler.)

It’s called character arc