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Rhodey's Armor is new. In the movie when Ant-man wakes up from unconsciousness, the Iron Patriot armor can be seen behind him. Off-screen Ant-man shrunk it and brought it to Rhodey. You can google the screen shot or watch the movie
In a 3 hour movie they could have taken a few seconds to show ant man grab the suit after he hears on the com that war machines suit is damaged, toss it in before he says he’s on his way
I didnt even think about this and was like oh yeah I guess they're right... until seconds later in the video we can clearly see Rhodey is not in the same suit lol
@@waywardjoker6061 yea, these people must be some gullible and naive chaps, or children to think ANYTHING shown was a transition or explanation... No ragnarock Doesn't explain not relevant as any movie to smart hulk. That was just hulk talking, which needed to happen for them to tell their story of planet hulk. Hulk didn't refuse to come out because thank embarrassed.. He didn't come out because he was tired of being disliked and only used. - age of intron = nat pushed him off the "cliff" to bring out hulk.. That's why hulk took off and turned off the screen that nat was on and her. - ragnarock was hulk and only hulk, cane out of no a shell and started talking MORE because people liked him. After finally banner came out.. Hulk doesn't because he's back on 🌎.. No-one likes him there. Hulk always could talk ... Hence PUNY GOD
So he goes to return the hammer and the stones to avoid a new timeline, then goes back and stays with peggy, making a new timeline. Good logic there man
@@chrisallen9296 cap returned the stones to prevent any chaos in the multiverse but went back to peggy because nothing really bad could happen in that new timeline.
Yes but his point is the ether wasn't in stone form when they took it, it was a liquid extracted from Jane, so how did Cap return the stone to this form after traveling back to put it back?
@@JacobHJones He doesn't need to return the stone to her in liquid form though. The point of returning the stones is not that they don't want to change the timeline, but that they don't want to destroy the timeline. A missing stone has serious consequences, a stone in a different form will just alter the timeline. They already changed the timeline when Loki escaped, so they might not care much unless they know the consequences are world ending, which they can't actually know. As long as the stone is in the universe right after it left originally, his goal is achieved
For real, not only could Thanos have gotten all the stones in his timeline. If he wanted to, he could've also went to the future timeline and snap there as well. And before anyone says it's too much work. Just think that in Infinity War, we see Thanos and his crew kill half of planets MANUALLY (remember the Gamora flashback). Thanos finding out where exactly the stones are, and retrieving them, is hardly work if you see it from that perspective.
Also, Thor (and Loki, for that matter) exhibit a fairly extensive knowledge of the Infinity Stones as well. Between the two of them, plus what Hulk and Tony learned through dealing with the Mind Stone, is it really that unbelievable that they'd figure out how they work?
@@archib0ld1 At that point Odin was still alive, who is far more powerful than Thanos. So that wasn't an option. He always knew where all the stones, except the soul stone, were. The last one he found was the Power Stone in 2014
Not to mention the fact that dr strange gave them a fairly good breakdown in IW and if wong wasn't snapped he could just go to the magic library boom, no pothole there
Concerning the war machine suit 1. There was two different suit one black and gray and the other is the iron patriot armor 2. You can see the iron patriot armor in background where ant-man is
The Pym particles were discovered by Hank Pym(A human) and he produces it in a 1970s lab Thanos defiantly has much better tech and could make enough to transport the ship.
Buck Rogers Doesn’t need to be re-explained sorry. MCU is a Universe and any understanding of it is based upon knowing the earlier parts of the story. You don’t watch the last episode of Breaking Bad and go - the f’k is this Hisenberg guy? This is a huge plot whole! 😂
Rocket magically knowing how to extract the aether and Steve magically knowing how to shoot it back into Jane Pissed me off tremendously. Like immediately.
I just figured Hulk's snap returned a lot of stuff to the way it was right before Thanos' snap in Infinity War. It wasn't just their body that got dusted. Clothes and presumably the contents of their pockets. If Clint's wife had a charged, working phone when she was dusted, then she'd have one when undusted
Probably cause there wasn't someone there to help him. Granted not all of the Wakandans were snapped but Shuri would likely be the best person to help him. But since she was snapped obviously she couldn't help him. But after Endgame he possibly could.
These fictional earth are set to resemble our current world (diner, traffic light, bus stop, parking ticket etc) so we can relate to it and at the same time possesses super advanced high tech (nano tech) but still can’t fix spine injury (Prof X, Rhodey). It’s a confusing world to live in.
I think a better plot hole than most of these is: Ant-Man seems to be able to shrink and grow whenever he needs to, even though one of the biggest plot points is a limited supply of Pym Particles.
Why didn’t they go back in time to a time where pym particles weren’t in short supply first so they wouldn’t have to deal with the issue of no pym particles
yeah something along those lines but im pretty sure the directors do touch on how thanos himself is a scientist and one way or another him or his team were able to make more particles to time travel
Ebony maw isnt even a genius in the mcu. He is just a religious zealot. Ebony maw in the comics, sure. He could have literally talked hank pym into giving pum particles to thanos personally. But the mcu ebony maw wasn't even setup to be a genius at all on any form.
Thanos flies around on a ship. Surely that means he has smart people on board to fix the ship. Engineers. And if the ship encounters an anomaly, then surely he has a science officer. So ... yeah.
Did you not notice that Rodie was wearing a completely different suit then his normal War Machine armor. Nebula gave him Pym Particals while she was in the past, and Ebony Mah had a shit ton of years to work on recreating them
I don’t think the Tony snap was a plothole. With thanos feet away you’re not going to mess around and think maybe I can beat him with one stone. You know the snap will work and the universe would be saved. Not a time for half measures
It was a plothole for various other reasons though. Chielfy, that A) How is Tony "You're only a genius on Earth" Stark able to make a gauntlet that can hold the Infinity Stones when Thanos, working with more advanced alien technology, has to have a dwarf forge him one? B) The Hulk (you know, who was the most likely to be able to pull off a Snap among all the Avengers and is nigh-invulnerable?) could barely wield the power of the Stones and nearly dies from his Snap, how can Tony even wield all of the Stones at all? It took all of the Guardians to hold *just* the Power Stone.
A) He could have reversed engineered the original gauntlet off screen in the 5 years between Thanos losing his head and Tony's snap. B) Tony had his entire suit on and he did DIE using the stones. The effects of the snap can be seen on his body and suit AND the a fore mentioned death.
@@DaveDeVault A) So a bullshit, copout explanation without an prior context. B) You seem to misunderstand. Merely *wielding* the Stones should have killed him. Quill only survived in GotG because he was half Celestial. As a mortal human, Tony should've died the moment he held all of the Stones.
@@__________1175 I don't think the whole "Tony would have died from just holding the stones" thing tracks. In GotG, the power stone is in the orb. That metal container keeps it from doing any sort of harm whatsoever to literally everyone. Why is it so hard to imagine that the nano tech in the Iron Man suit could have a similar effect as the orb? It even goes someway to explaining why Banner was harmed by the stones when he snaps everyone back, ie he was just wearing a gauntlet, not a whole suit. Less nanotech to mitigate the stones power, more damage done to Banner. But since he is virtually invincible, he survives.
@@__________1175 any glove can hold the infinty stones as long as its held in the same way as shown by the similar pattern and placement for it on both gloves. The difference between the Infinity Gauntlet and Iron mans glove is that using the infinity gauntlet means people wont die from just wearing the glove and when they snap their fingers hence why thanos didnt die and is super chill when he has the glove on. He only suffered serious damage ie the burn on his arm when he used the stones to destroy the stones. So of course Tonys glove cause its juts an iron man thing cant really protect the wearer and hulk was only able to wear it and survive cause as the movie explains cause of his gamma radiation resitance. Now holding the stones is never a instant death either its a slow burning or disintegration so you could do what tony did still.
"We are meant to believe that the Avengers are masters of the Infinity stones? I think not." A short time later... "Stark should have known he only needed ONE Infinity stone to do the job and not kill himself." You made your own plothole ya dummy.
No, he didn't. The truth is that the Avengers suddenly acquired a lot of knowledge about the stones, which is a plothole, but since they had that much information Tony could've it to make a better move
Lautaro Moreira I think you’re forgetting that there’s a 5 year time jump with Some of the crew still working. You don’t think that at at any point in those 5 years they would’ve learned about the infinity stones
8. Five years passed, and also Nebula knows all about them 7. Rhodeys armour is new, its the iron patriot from IM3, so its fresh. 6. The wrist watch works like a vortex manipulator rather than a tardis, its not as reliable, which is why nebulas messes up. But if you have access to the more powerful and accurate machine of course you’re going to use it. 5. Captain Marvel doesnt need a suit as she has a resistance. At the very least, getting the stones away from thanos would stop him from wiping out the galaxy with a snap. Its not an ideal plan but its the best they could think of that time 4. Thanks IS described as a genius. And even then This one is admittedly contrived, but they couldve very easily traveled to earth and taken pym particles from there, and it wasnt shown on screen because of the element of surprise, the russos explanation also, yes whilst contrived, is possible 3. Russos have explained that Banner also failed against Thanos, therefor he realised that he cant succeed just being one or the other, and being both was a worthy experiment. And in a universe like MCU, this kind of science isnt ridiculous. 2. Ever seen Jackie and Pete’s reunion in Doomsday, parallel versions that hadnt ever met, but love is so much stronger than these nitty bitty morals. Saying that paralel versions being together is a lie and immoral isnt true because with an explanation and a “i know this isnt what we both originally wanted, but it is something we can have” i think is believable. Captain america treating himself to something he wants feels deserved after all the years of work hes done. And peggy carter would understand why he did it after his explained it and most likely would accept his proposal. 1. Wiping out a world with one stone yes. Wiping out a whole army, and every single version of that army in paralel timelines. No. Starks snap completely wiped out all possibilities of any Thanos coming back. There is now no possible way for any Thanos from any paralel universe to crossover as with that snap he killed all versions of him. Cutting the tree from its root. There we go all holes answered!
@Jhon D, well, this is not the comics. This is a different universe. Not every rule in the comic applies to the movies. In fact, the movies don't give facts about the gauntlet. So what eventually did happen with Hulk and Tony, means that you pretty much can do whatever you like with the stones, when wearing them.
Did you not realize that War Machine was in an entirely different set of armor? He was in the Iron Patriot outfit. The real question would be, how did he get to a new suit?
I looked at a Post on Facebook. Apparently, the Place Scott landed after the missiles hit the base had the War Machine With the Iron Patriot colors there. One could assume he shrunk it and told Rhodey to put it whie he Was getting them out
The time travel in endgame is so easy to understand, you don't actually go back into your own timeline but a different one that's the same as yours so they can do anything they want and it won't affect them one they go back
If Cap Marvel got to the van she would have just stayed there in the quantum realm with the gauntlet. The plan was to just keep it away from Thanos. He can't get it if it's in the quantum realm. Hell, she could use it once she's there.
"How does Steve put the stones back in place when he doesn't have the artifacts they contained?" He has the TIME stone What Culture, which we've seen able to manipulate individual objects along their personal timeline. He just reconstituted the Tesseract, Sceptre, necklace, orb, and aether back into their original states using the Time Stone before returning them. Why does no one remember this ability?
I mean regardless of whether or not he used the time stone (if he even knew how to/was able to), I’m pretty sure in the movie the Ancient One doesn’t say they need to be returned to their original state before the Avengers extracted them, just that the stones needed to be returned to their respective timelines. So, in theory, you could just take the Reality Stone back to Asgard without it being in its Aether form, same with the Mind Stone not being in the scepter anymore, and the Space Stone not being in its Tesseract form anymore. Cap would just have to bring the stones back to wherever they got them, and just leave them there.
That has never happened that way strange reversed an apple but he didn't have it an item that contained it because it's not part of the item itself just because it was contained in a cube for example.
A couple things that really bothered me when I saw the movie: 1) Thanos destroys the stones because he thinks his job's done and the universe will remain perfectly balanced forever for some reason. It somehow doesn't occur to him that the universe will eventually repopulate. 2) When The Hulk snaps everyone back, he doesn't even know they'll have to fight Thanos almost immediately. Yet everyone is suited up and battle ready. Just imagine what must've happened with The Wasp, for example. It was confirmed in _Spider-Man: Far From Home_ that people reappeared at the exact same spot. So that means Dr Strange teleported to Hope's closet, grabbed her Wasp suit, teleported to the pier where she reappeared with no idea what was going on and said "Quick! Put this on! We have to fight this purple guy and evil space army in like 15 seconds!" And that's just for one character!
KJYKJY1985 When I rewatched the movie I noticed that when they come out of the openings, Wong says to Dr Strange something that implies Dr Strange had sent him to gather everyone together. He Kind of “woke them up, “if you will. But I did wonder how Pepper and Valkyrie got there.
1) He expects everyone to be grateful and realize he's right thus they will never let it get so populated again. He's the Mad Titan for a reason. 2) Everyone was suited up to fight when the got the stones. It's doubtful when they got back that everyone was thinking "let me get out of my battle gear" Hope wasn't at the Pier when she dusted. They were on the top floor of a parking garage. We've repeatedly seen them carry their suits in small form. which is probably how she's carrying hers. Also the sun is higher int he sky when Hulk snaps. The attack is almost immediately after that snap Doctor Strange knows what's happening next by the time everyone joins the battle already in progress it's darker. Time for him to gather people.
Thanos said he was a scientist in infinity war didn’t he? I’d think ebony maw did the heavy lifting, but thanos definitely had at least a rudimentary grasp of science
I like how the narrator specifies what plotholes are and how the term is misused and then proceeds to make a list of questionable points and not actual plotholes. "How does rocket make a machine to take out the reality stone in Jane?" I dunno space techno babble like in all the previous movies where they establish he's a techno-whiz that whips up gadgets all the time and earlier in the movie was around people designing time travel. I'm sure he picked up some shit from the other people there or they helped him with his plan or the designs to the gadget? "How was war machine able to move without his leg braces and wasn't his armor broken?" Misses how when he shows up again he's in a different suit and misses how the suit could be moving for him. If they can make braces to help him walk they can put that into the suit...
You missed the biggest one. The best place in time to get all 6 stones was 5 minutes before Thanos destroyed them. They wouldn't have even had to put them back when they were done.
@@iannelloyd no, the point is to bring everyone back. By putting the stones back at the end of the movie, they are not stopping him from getting them. Did you even see the film?
frednich9603 yes I did. And what they did caused a ripple in the realities causing them to make alternate timelines. At the end of the day no matter what they do, they’re gonna make alternative realities in order to save theirs. So yes in an alternate reality Thanos will still get the stones. But in their reality they brought everyone back and defeated Thanos making him cease to exist
In the words of Banner... "What makes you think this would turn out any differently than before?" Maybe Captain Marvel, but frankly I don't think even she could beat Thanos when he has all six stones. He is literally God with the complete Infinity Gauntlet and there is no good strategy to beat an omnipotent being. Way too risky.
Then his second snap would have wiped them out instead of the stones. He hadn't taken the gauntlet off. He was still wearing it when they arrived he would have known they were coming and would have wiped them from existence. The reason they got them when and where they did was to get at them when no one was looking.
Why didn't Captain America die then? Chris's contract was up too. Killing off a main character because the actor's contract ended is not brilliant, it's just a cheap way of avoiding the task of explaining possible future potholes created by the the character's absence. They use this method often on TV shows. 😉
But here's the thing though, Tony didn't know snapping was gonna kill him. It's exactly why Strange said 'If I tell you. Then it's not gonna happen' If Tony knew it was gonna kill him, he would've looked for other options
Number 7 could be easily explained off by the simple fact that it is a completely different set of armor he switched in all that time when captain America iron man and Thor were fighting
One thing bugged me, in Endgame it's stated that Scott didn't age because time works differently in the quantum realm, years in the real world are just minutes/hours there. But in the first Ant-Man movie, we learn Jane van Dyne was trapped in the Quantum realm 30 years ago, then when they rescue her in the sequel she had aged at a normal rate and was the same age as Hank Pym. That plot point in Endgame completely contradicts the Ant-Man films and Feige has even admitted as much
@LordzBacon Yeah, not sure thats what they mean. Time travel NEVER makes sense, even in Star Trek they just expected you to take it for granted that essentially it means "we're going to manipulate this to fit our plot, you either come along for the ride or dont'-we don't care, we're gonna make money".
Maybe Scott did age but like the actor who plays him they just couldn't tell. Also 5 years is much different than 30 years (we'll maybe not to Paul Rudd)
Actually the implication is that Scott hit a temporal thing that Janet said to stay away from. Like Tony said "you had a one in a million fluke" paraphrasing. He did age normally but hit a Temporal Vortex and got spit out five years into the future.
@@MrJackfaire Amazing how fast science can overcome 'one in a million flukes' and manipulate 'termporal things'. Even when its just one person doing it in a short amount of time. Plotholes can ALWAYS be explained away, the point is that when they NEED to be explained OUTSIDE of the film, then thats bad scriptwriting. The LESS you try to explain something, the better. We dont' question why Iron Mans suits progressed so fast when tony says 'nano tech'. Like in star trek you just give a veneer of plausibility and follow it up with immediate action so that the audience has no time to really question it. This had very little action at all, most of it was a 'drama' where we had plenty of time to be bored and contemplate how ludicrous what we just saw was. But Superman is still considered a classic despite the idiotic notion that flying fast around the sun will go back in time. Even Star Trek stole that one, but with things like the holodeck and matter transforming devices, they simply always attributed their origins to alien technology. They got cocky with this one, they figured if they talked MORE about time then they could fool the audience into plausibilty, but there's a reason why Back to the Future had a crazy doctor. Its a fiction the audience just has to accept, like Alice in Wonderland-hey, there's just a world through the hole, just go with it, or Narnia or any fiction. You try to explain these things too much, you are just digging yourself a bigger hole. This was a perfect example of how NOT to write time travel into a script. When people talk about flying around the sun fast to go back in time they just laugh and move on because there is little that can be said. I don't think ANYBODY has come out and said "the time travel device was done remarkably well in this picture".
@LordzBacon Yeah, that's my whole issue, Feige's only response to the discrepancy was to say "time works differently in the quantum realm" without any further explanation, he even admitted they could have come up with a proper justification but they didn't feel it was necessary, I get where he's coming from, but it still left me a little confused
Such a waste in Endgame. Perfect opportunity to show that Professor/Smart Hulk can now go toe to toe with Thanos not just because he's strong, but because he's studied fighting. Great opportunity to show Banner/Hulk's growth.
@bigpimpdaddy69 They are complaining about Hulk not being in Endgame. It is just Banner looking like the Hulk. The important part is not that Banner was injured, the important part is that the Hulk was pretty much erased from the MCU.
@@RobertoElg In all fairness, making him Professor Hulk might be a work-around to the fact that Disney doesn't possess the rights to distributing a "Hulk" film. Those rights rest with Universal, who has frequently evaded cooperating with Disney. By making him "Banner" instead of Hulk, it opens the possibility of releasing a solo movie without calling it "Hulk", effectively using a loophole to get around Universal.
@bigpimpdaddy69 I'm not saying it did not make sense for Banner to do what he did. My problem is that they developed the Hulk as s character for five movies, spanning over a decade, and then pretty much killed him off-screen.
Yeah if there's one thing Marvel needs to do is explain stuff a little better because small things can be hard to notice in such a big movie experience!.
steve65283 : Yeah they are embarrassing examples of how lazy and stupid filmgoers can be, and it’s only made worse once they get the DVD, because rather than watching again and learning...they approach it from the perspective of justifying their stupidity. Lol.
Using a single stone would have killed Tony. Nanotech can contain the stone but the wielder needs to be strong enough to withstand the use if the stone
Only the Power Stone, as far as we can see. Red Skull was able to use the Tesseract without killing himself, and Jane survived having the Aether physically inside her. Arguably, there's also Loki and Vision using the Mind Stone, and Strange using the Time Stone, but some might dismiss that as them being powerful enough to wield them. But Skull and Jane? Not a chance. The Power Stone, on the other hand, can't even be HELD by someone who can't withstand it, let alone be used. The other Stones don't appear to have such a effect.
@@Rougarou99 Really, there'd have to be more than one timeline in which the good guys win (or at least Thanos loses). I mean, obviously, there's the main timeline that we see. But what about the timeline that 2014 Thanos came from? Clearly, he didn't succeed in THAT one. And there HAD to be a timeline in which Thor DID go for the head, or cut off Thanos' arm, before he can use the Gauntlet. 14 million timelines, and Thor never once tries a different attack? Not buying it. And what about the timeline where Steve ends up with Peggy? There's PLENTY of instances where you can say "well, if this ONE THING happens differently, maybe Thanos doesn't win" to think that there could only ever be ONE timeline. (The way things play out, I can't really see how Strange could have gone through so many timelines and only find the one good one...)
I like what you’ve presented here, primarily because the footage reminds me of how great the movie was. MCU packed a lot into that movie, but they can only do so much. Choices had to be made with regards to plot lines and character interactions. I’m fine with a simple explanation for Hulk, War Machine, and a mention regarding Steve Rogers staying back in time. For example, there is Beta Ray Bill footage that wound up on the cutting room floor. At the end of the day, comic geeks like me have learned to accept these non-mentions, etc (plot holes) from reading the comics for years. The MCU is better... but they can’t escape this aspect of making movies out of the comics. But keep making these vids, and I appreciate your effort because it helps us learn about these wonderful stories at a deeper level. GOOD JOB!
@@GoatedYukari Maybe he thought "He never really needed it" but that last act of him coming to 2014 doesn't make much sense. Unless he feels afraid of something certain or avengers reversing it. Interestingly what makes no sense is that why are they rushing to their place? And how did they even manage travel to "Future". They are people from past, not future. So far what shown in time travel is travelling back into time but not future. Thanos would've tried different method than chasing the Completed infinite that is already guarded by the avengers. If he is smart as the comic book mentioned, Thanos would've used the Phym particle to travel after the Infinity wars act where he meet the other original dead thanos and tries to use that glove then telling him that this "Thanos" will wipe out everything and remake things like he mentioned in end game.
#1 could be explained in that Tony wanted to make 100% sure that NONE of Thanos "children" or army came back down the line to try and fulfill Thanos quest. I think part of it was also Tony was generally pissed off at Thanos and ALL of his henchmen for what they did to the Universe, not just with the stones, but the entire campaign to get them.Tony wanted to avenge what was done.
Ebony maw has magic, so it's pretty likely that he can extend his life span. He also isn't a human so for all we know his natural lifespan could be centuries. Thanos is also already thousands of years old. A few hundred years wouldn't make much of a difference to him
so, if they replicated that much pym particles they could travel back in past (say year 1920 or any) to collect infinity stones of that time and then wipe that timeline half population, then come to 2023 to fight our Avengers with his collected infinity stones. actually marvel just allowed a plot to collect infinite amount of infinity stones through time travel and collect things from past.
The bit about War Machine was explained by The New Rockstars. They did a video on "things you missed" and one of things is that, during the scene when they were trapped in the building, you can see a second War Machine armor down there with them
What makes you think Steve lied ? Why would Peggy have any problem with the truth ? WHY would she still go after the Steve in the ice when she has, in front of her, living proof that that guy is gonna be okay, thaw up, save the world and then come back to her ? It's still the same Steve that she loves, there is no ambiguity... Also, the Russos are just plain wrong. You just have to listen to what is said in the movie : Steve grew old in our timeline, hidden. Which means that old Peggy just hid the truth to Steve in Winter Soldier.
Imagine that what happened in Endgame was what happened in Winter Soldier, that she knew who Captain America was but pretended not to know. Or she did know at one point but the Alzheimers took that knowledge. It's freaky but maybe there was always this 'second' Captain America
Still doesn't really make sense in some way. Aside from letting all the bad shit happen that he knows about, like his friend being brainwashed and used as an assassin, the death of Tony's parents and Hydra infiltrating Shield. We see him as an old man. Are supposed to believe Sharon Carter did not notice that Steve Rogers looked exactly like a young version of her uncle. Or that nobody in Shield or the government found out about this. You know people in high positions get vetted. It's highly unlikely nobody ever saw Steve Rogers and made the connection, especially in the years close to when he was active as Captain America during World War and gained a lot of fame. What, did he wear a mustache to fool people? And whatculture forgot another one. Where is that Shield coming from that he hands to Falcon. His own Shield got smashed to pieces by Thanos, and I think he didn't even leave with it to return the stones. Meaning he stole it somewhere, which should create a fractured/changed timeline somewhere.
Except the movie explained when you time travel you go into another reality, you don't go into your actual past, not the "Back to the Future" way as Bruce said. So when Cap went "back" to replace the stones he should've went into a new reality and stayed there, so it didn't make sense for him to age into the Endgame timeline
The problem no one thinks about when time traveling to stop something bad happening is it's not a Sports Almanac. Biff never does anything that changes the outcomes of those sporting events he just bets on them so his knowledge stays good for those fifty years. But say he buys one of the teams with his wealth he could inadvertently change the outcome. If Cap starts changing world history then this will ripple out and affect other world events. For example if you went back and prevented WW1 this would stop WW2 because it was the situation caused by the first one that allowed for Hitler to rise to power. So he would have to pick one event and only get to change that. As for Cap hiding his identity it was the forties. I'm sure the government knew that Cap was a time traveler from the future and he was ordered to stay the hell out of the way. Shield would have known who he was but the Super Soldier program was already Top Secret and this was a pre-internet era. For Sharon to see Uncle Steve and then Cap and make the connection they are the same person she would have to know and acknowledge that time travel is a thing. By the time she was born Uncle Steve would much older than any version of Cap that she'd ever met and it's unlikely her human brain would make the connection that the two were the same person.
Enjoyed the movie. Props to those that have time and energy to produce endless amounts of interesting content. Entertainment off of the entertainment is brilliant! Smashed a 👍
Ebony maw is a genius, he got to examine the pym particles, you clearly don’t understand time travel, ebony and thanos could’ve taken a year for all we know and than traveled to 2023
But the fact they removed themselves from the timeline for so many years makes no sense. If that version of Thanos was traveling to the future, then how was he able to complete the Infinity Gauntlet and kill half the universe?
8) Cap goes to NY first and asks the Ancient One to revert the Power, Mind and Reality Stones to their original forms. 7) There was a glimpse of the Iron Patriot when AntMan answers Rhodey's call. 6) Stark's time machine works like an anchor, the pym particles are the ropes that links the Avengers to 2023. So, they can go as far back as the Pym Particles let them. 5) Yeah, that was dumb, there wasnt any Pym Particles to go back again. 4) Thanos made someone reverse engineer the Tech and made it so the Sanctuary II could go back using the still tethered to 2023 Nebula's gps and the only Pym Particles vial. 3) Yes, Professor Hulk was nonsense. 2) Its better to leave Cap's ending as it is, it works. 1) Stark's Tech isn't as near as effective and advanced as Eitri's, IW Gauntlet allowed the bearer to channel each Stone independently without activa ting the others, while Stark could've used the Power Stone to ravage all of their forces or the Reality Stone to turn Thanos into rubber bands, he was the Last Man Standing, and Strange pushed him by saying that it was that 1 out come, so Stark did what he considered the Ultimate solution. Almost everyone was fed up with Thanos at this point, he needed to be stopped, whatever it takes. I rest my case.
3) Professor Hulk is based on the comics storyline where it's revealed Bruce has MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder) Hulk is the expression of his Protector personality. This is shown in the MCU as Hulk is the one that controls when he comes out not Bruce. In Ragnarok Hulk lets Bruce hit the Rainbow Bridge and then changes. In Infinity War he refuses to change. Bruce even says they were both beat by Thanos and agreed to become one to be unbeatable.
The quantum tunnel bs is a plot hole. They can just use Pym Particles and their watches to pinpoint when (and somehow where, tho that's not depicted very well) they want to show up. The quantum tunnel thing only works to get the two timelines to merge, but beyond that its pointless. Stark and Rogers show they don't need the quantum tunnel to time travel when they go to 1970.
The quantum tunnel is only needed to bring things from other universes with you (since it's technically jumping through the multiverse, not actually time travel). That's literally the test that Hawkeye does: go, come back, bring something with you.
The Professor Hulk thing was my biggest pet peeve. Banner is my favorite Marvel character and seeing his whole narrative arc with the Hulk reduced to "Yeah, you can just solve your anger issues with 18 months in a lab" irked me.
No. 6 is explained by the movie. They have enough for one return trip, but they can use it to go further back. In 1970, the lab that had the Tesseract also had Pym particles, as Pym worked there. They simply went in and picked up Pym particles needed for the return to 2023 along with the Tesseract.
Levente Bárdossy right, but I think he meant that they had no way to enter that exact time and place without the main console that Hulk was operating. Or maybe he didn’t mean that. 🤷🏻♂️
The war machine "plot hole" isn't actually a plot hole as there would be more armors. If Tony built a total of 85 personal ones, don't you think he would've made more for his best friend? In the clips you showed at 3:45 while complaining about this, you showed two different suits, the bulky suit that WM wore during the final battle, and a slightly slimmer one from when we was getting the stone from Star Lord. Not very smart.
One of the most obvious plot holes is dr. Strange in IW asking stark in the space ship "can you get us home" and then in EG using a sling ring to bring everyone back to earth from all corners of the universe. Why not use the sling ring on the ship?
Chris Allen no it’s has some and I agree with that, like number one. I’m not saying it’s perfect. All I’m saying is they need to do a bit more research, if they had just watch the movie again and looked at the scene where where war machine and rocket almost downed, they would have seen the armour. It was the same with their stranger things plot holes. The were easily explained if you just look a little closer. It really feels like he’s watched the shows and movies ages ago and are faintly remembering things they just didn’t understand and instead of trying to figure it out they just plopped the, together and made a video. Endgame has some plot holes but most of these were easily explainable
@@nathanrogers2898 Cap going back to Peggy was definitely a plot hole - we're led to believe that somehow a man with his integrity can happily shy away from the world and let thousands of people die in numerous wars just so he can have his life with Peggy even though her day job is helping to create SHIELD and ooh yeah, Cap knows that SHIELD is partly Hydra so he better keep that from the missus - not the best start of a relationship when one half already has secrets that could affect the other
fo221 it's not a plot hole it just shows that he's not perfect and maybe he thought that it would've ended worse somehow. Im not saying tbe movie is perfect I'm just saying that some of the plot holes are half baked and can easily be solved if you think about it
comic canon *IS NOT* movie canon, nor referenceable if its not said/implied in the movie it doesnt exist/ happen (if so where is the thanos copter) as a comic reader you will know that
Nope. That’s a misunderstanding of what happened. You don’t travel back to the past you live a new life in an alternate timeline - so there is no assumption made about Steve letting Bucky be tortured. The filmmakers have specifically debunked that interpretation though for perceptive audience members, they didn’t really need to.
I'm pretty sure I can explain Number 5; Ant-Man and The Wasp were both inside the van powering up and preparing the prototype Quantum Tunnel and would most likely have shrunk down with the gauntlet with the purpose of hiding it in a place it couldn't be recovered from from Thanos for the duration of the climactic battle.
Interesting idea, although in the movie they specifically say in that scene "We need to get the stones back where they came from." So they are getting the gauntlet to the van with the intention of time-traveling. My guess is they either were going to try to force some solution on the spot (maybe with the power of the stones?), or just... were caught up in the heat of the moment. After all, it was Scott Lang's idea after Cap told Hawkeye to get it away ASAP. He is known even in this film to have some half-baked ideas... (Granted, that second idea would be pretty disappointing.)
they where wearing the nano gauntlet which is right handed, the infinity gauntlet from eitri was left handed the only infinity style one that was right handed was in odins treasure room and supposedly fake
If the timeline Rogers is with Peggy in is anything like ous, he clearly explained to her that his "other self" NEEDS to be on ice, in order to help stop Thanos in the future. If Steve isn't there then Loki would've won in The Avengers and Thanos would've killed half of earth etc etc. Peggy would indeed let Steve stay on ice. She's a soldier. She undrstands that duty goes before anything else.
In terms of Steve going back in time, it’s essentially a loop, two Steve’s exist at once, the one who went back in time and the one in the ice. Then the Steve who went back in time then waits until present day Steve goes back in time to pass the shield on
but thats some back to the future shit, its explained that it doesnt happen like that. The movie embraces the alternate timeline plot, so traveling to your own timelines past its not possible. Just existing there would've changed things and the world where peggy and steve grow old toghether should be anoher timeline. Other things are kinda explainable, but this contradicts the rules of time-travel that hulk explains.
@@naxotogo ^What he said, the movie explained time travel back in time will bring you into another reality, but then Steve traveled back to his actual past... If Steve did go back to his actual past that means you can actually go back to the past and change things, that'd mean Loki escapes with the space stone in 2012, Thanos in 2014 travels to 2023 and gets killed...
GotG showed the Power Stone being used to wipe out a planet, not just 'a Stone' and it wouldn't be able to differentiate between targets that were in a chaotic melee. Tony needed to tap into the other Infinity Stones to select all the targets and do it at the same time.
You don't have to use the tunnel to travel trough time, the wristbands will do the job. as for rodey, HE CHANGED SUITS! Tony DID need to snap, it was the only reality where they'd win.
@@sibylsaint Ehh, kinda. The GPS allows you to jump to the past while in the tunnel. That's how Cap and Tony went back to the 70s and that's how Cap returned the stones. By going back in time. To get to the bench, must have lived to 2023 in the Peggy timeline , past when he was supposed to come back, then jumped to the past, which is now his present, thus appearing on the bench.
The end of that snap is the fourth snap. The second snap is when Thanos destroys the stones. Third is when Hulk brings ever one back and the fourth is Iron man. Get that right.
None of these are plot holes. There are valid explanations for all of them. #8 Rocket, Tony and Banner had 5 years to learn about the stones after the snap #7 War machine had a new suit in the background at Avengers HQ that he could have used after the old one was destroyed #6 Basically all of the Avengers who were time travelling needed the wrist bands would be constantly sliding through the quantum tunnel, except for the wrist bands which they program to keep them in a certain time and place. So once as the program the wristbands with a new time period they slip back into the quantum tunnel until they arrive at their new destination. #5 The quantum tunneling device in the back of the van allows people to travel into the quantum universe. Also, Ant Man's suit is built to travel into the quantum realm just as he did at the end of Ant-man and the Wasp movie, when he was stuck for 5 years. #4 Ebony Maw was shown to be a scientist / electrical engineer or sorts when he was able to retrieve 2023 Nebula's memories from 2014 Nebula's network. The fact that Thanos also rebuilt Nebula into a cyborg means he has some sort of engineering capabilities. So it is possible when they got the band and Pym particles from 2023 Nebula, they could find a way to reverse engineer it for them to come to the future. #3 Smart Hulk was explained with one simple line in Endgame. First the Hulk lost against Thanos, then Banner lost against Thanos, then the entire world lost. It makes sense that they would then merge the two best parts of each into one. The muscle of Hulk with the mind of Banner. #2 In order for the victory in Endgame to remain permanent Steve knows he can't meddle with anything in the past. And Peggy might object at first, but she would also understand what is needed for the greater good. #1 Doctor Strange told Tony there was literally only one outcome in which they win out of 14 million, and then gave him the signal to let him know what that one choice would need to be. If Tony had tried anything else it would have inevitably failed.
"#1 Doctor Strange told Tony there was literally only one outcome in which they win out of 14 million, and then gave him the signal to let him know what that one choice would need to be. If Tony had tried anything else it would have inevitably failed." The most convenient piece of writing in cinema history. Allows any stupid decision to be swept under the rug "BeCaUsE iT HaD tO hApPeN tHaT wAy".
So basically they can show anything and tell us that this was what Strange saw in that 1 out millions scenario. Strange said that he saw only 1 way to beat thaNos. And they did it the same way. Right. But strange didn't say anything about what happens after that. They have time stone , they can just bring Tony back from right before Thanos arrived in 2023
8. Rocket, Gamora, and Wong filled them in. 7. It's clearly different armor, maybe a deleted scene explains this one. 6. The wrist devices are more than just GPS, they must be linked to the vortex, Cap uses it for the returns at the end without coming back every time. 5. This did come from Scott Lang, of course, it wasn't thought through. 4. Didn't Nebula call them there, rather than them heading there themselves?!? 3. This was foreshadowed since Ultron. 2. Didn't the writers clarify this by saying that Cap did indeed create an alternate timeline and he, in fact, came back to the MCU via technology from his own timeline that would be explained in future films. 1. The Stones were already killing him when they attached to his armor, much like when Hulk first put on the Iron Gauntlet, the "Snap" was the fastest way and according to Dr. Strange, the only way out of 14 billion.
Ragnarok told us the power was on Thor, not his hammer, the hammer was just to focus his power. Makes no sense that cap can throw lightening with it, and it returns to him
If you look you can see the other war machine suit in the bg. You was better off asking who does Cap give the soul stone to Red Skull? No one asks how is everyone have nano helmets? Gosh Nebula even got one.
@@Farquad777 right Wait that murder suicide plan of mine didnt kill you. How are you alive why did nobody tell me was i frozen for 70 years for nothing.
Dude, you think the plot holes in Endgame are irksome? I got three words for ya- *Kingdom Hearts 3* You will literally drive yourself mad at how sloppy the story telling was in that shitshow.
For the iron man snap, we're told that there is only one scenario where the avengers win. He could've presumably developed a way to individually utilize the stones in his armor, but he knew that the only way to win was to snap after seeing Dr Strange's signal.
I think the only one way to win thing has to go with probability of what they would have done based on who they are. Like Tony could have done a lot of different things but it’s not about what he could have done it’s what he would have done in that split second time frame.
I'm a gamma ray physicist, I can't build time machines... builds a time machine. We can't go and kill Thanos, what happened needs to happen... kills Thanos. Captain Marvel, you're way more powerful than Thanos, where were you in all the previous movies... uhhhh dealing with REAL threats, not guys going around wiping out half the population of planets? Hey guyz, wiping out half the population of planets will fix things, they totally won't just have more kids and repopulate in a few years... I mean, seriously, was there anything about the move that WASN'T a plot hole?
1. They used the van thing, it was already built. 2. They killed him but nothing was reversed or changed in their timeline. 3. Her character wasn't introduced yet. 4. Half of all living things is a big number, so they wouldn't reproduce back to the same population that fast. But yeah, it was a stupid plan. Why would they be plot holes though? They don't contradict things established in the movies. It's lazy writing, I'd give you that.
I didn't really like the movie, and clearly the captain marvel thing was a last minute patch up despite their constant claim that 'everything was leading up to this". However, as for the plan, there's a reason he's called 'the mad titan'. Its a BAD plan, hence why he's evil. He can manipulate matter enough to wipe out half the population of the universe but can't create a planetful of carrots for everybody to have food to eat? And they went to about six planets that had nobody on them where poeple would certainly prefer that to non existence. Not to mention, how is that 'fair and impartial'? Why wouldn't you say "ok, everybody over the age of 60 is going to disappear because they've had a full life' or "ok, more people in the areas of the worlds that use 90% of the resources whilst only being 2% of the population'. Or, if you have that kind of power, ok, we're going to do like the mennonites do and grow food locally' But like I said, thats what makes the guy 'evil'. They tend to not have good plans for dealing with shit.
Perhaps beings such as Captain Marvel were the reason Thanos spent so long before collecting the Infinity Stones. He had to wait for most of them to die out (Ego, Odin, etc...) and to manipulate events so the Stones were near each other. That way he could spend a couple of days gathering the Stones, while Captain Marvel and other Celestials were halfway across the universe with no chance of catching him in time.
None of the previous movies needed Captain Marvel. That's the whole point of raised stakes. Thanos wasn't a direct threat until Infinity War and there's no indication that Captain Marvel is omnipotent. The Pager would be her first indication something is very wrong. Also there's nothing saying she hadn't actually fought Thanos on other planets but she can't e everywhere all the time. Thanos is the Mad Titan for a reason he's insane. His logic is bullshit. That's not a plot hole that's just how crazy people think. Bruce didn't build a time machine. Tony did. Bruce built a machine that fucks you up. And also having doubt about your own abilities and then trying to overcome them isn't a plot hole.
Why didn’t Captain Marvel just fly straight up an drink a beer on the moon? Thanos ship was destroyed and he didn’t have the gauntlet. This movie has more flaws than Windows ME
But they explicitly said that's not how time travel works. Just the act of going back in time creates a branching timeline. You can't change your own past. They broke their own rules. Any other movie's time travel rules- sure, but it doesn't work in this one
@@tiger_3723 thats why they said he jumped back to the main timeline from his branched one. He showed up 60 years early lived his life, did his thing in the branch timeline, then used the wrist device to pop back to the main timeline when he was supposed to 70 years before. So he is back in the main timeline. And i would say he jumped back around the time the him of that timeline was found in the ice
Didn’t he use up all the Pym particles returning the Stones? He would have had one left to return to the present, which he used to go back to the forties.
@@Rougarou99 he lived his life from the 40s to the near present, that means in the 70s he had a chance to get some, again, as well as possibly any time after that since sas/shield prolly kept tabs on those things and his best gal is agent carter
Rougarou my guess is that by that point in the timeline they had pym back so they could probably afford to send Steve back with a lot more Particles than he needed in case he screwed up.
I don't think you know the difference between a 'plot hole' and not receiving all information up front. 8. There is no reason to assume that Rocket, a guy who told Stark 'You're only a genius on Earth, pal' wouldn't be able to put together something to extract and solidify the Ether.' Also, who knows what else Cap was sent back in time with to help him put the stones back? It's not a plot hole just because something isn't explained to you. 7. Everyone else already explained this to you. 6. No one said that the quantum tunnel was the only way for them to time travel. And it seems to me that, until they return to the tunnel, they can continue to jump in time and places as long as they have Pym particles... which is what happened. 5. They still have the GPS, so why wouldn't the van tunnel work? It's just smaller. I'll give you the Danvers part though. 4. Pym is also only a genius on Earth. And Thanos is also 'cursed with knowledge.' 3. This is not even remotely a plot hole. You just want more explanation for you own edification. FIVE YEARS PAST. 2. WTF are you talking about? And again, not a plot hole! This is just your opinion. 1. ... it's like you don't understand Tony or the movies in general. 'You can rest now.' Go watch the movie again and learn why Pepper specifically said that line.
Even the Danvers part clearly wasn't their plan Scott taking the stones back was. Danvers was just the last Avenger to get the Gauntlet to get to Scott. No one planned on her grabbing it and going back.
I like how when Thanos gains the ability to TIME TRAVEL, his first thought is to go one of the only places in space-time where he could be defeated. If Ebony Maw can reengineer pym particles, why not just build a Time Machine on the battleship and just decimate endless timelines until he has the stones? Tony basically said “hey AI, discover time travel.” And it did. Why couldn’t Ebony Maw do the same if he and Thanos are so smart and had the particles?
Dr Strange saw 14 million variations of them fighting and then losing to Thanos. The only one of which they actually won is with Tony Stark using the stones. So yes, it was necessary.
Only that it really wasn't, there were various alternatives, the one in the video only one of them. Why didn't Captain Marvel do the snap? She's powerful enough to take it. Why didn't they somehow bring back Tony, either using the Gauntlet OR via time travel like they did with Gamora? Are we supposed to believe Pepper didn't think of ways to bring him back or didn't care enough to do it? I really like Endgame, but once you put thought into this kind of things you just see all the flaws in it...
I think the act of using one infinity stone would have still killed Tony since he is just a regular human. It nearly killed Star Lord, who is half celestial
1. In Infinity War, Thanos actually tells Tone he’s not the only one cursed with knowledge. 2.The last snap had to happen because whole of reality was on the line no risks needed, they said themselves: whatever it takes. 3. Strange and Wong know the infinity stones as it is obliged for their jobs as sorcerers. 4. The quantum tunnel beta in the van, at that moment in the heat of the battle, only thing that mattered was stopping Thanos. Even if it meant Marvel would be lost in the quantum realm with the stones, she’s a superhero.
Strange must seen in one of his 14 millions visions that tony or someone just use the power stone and fails. Think about that. The snap is the only way...
TheOrisya I’d like to think that he said “If I told you what happens, it won’t happen.” Means if he told Stark that Stark was going to be the one to wield the gauntlet and he would die, that it would backfire. Not telling him, would put the onus and motivation on Stark to do the right thing and be the person he was meant to be ever since Iron Man 1.
@@magusvirga yes.. Because strange knew the only 'one' outcome they win is tony to sacrifice. And perhaps strange in one of the odds tell tony what should happens, and on that odd they still lose.
@@danitho the way i see it, strange could do 28 million more times or 56 millions more and potentially see another winning odds. But 14 mil is just enough for him. Seems like a cop out, but hey the story is made by a human, and no man made is perfect, to me its just perfectly done...
Greg Matic - I think folks forget Thanos’ second snap. I don’t count it often and leave it a three (Thanos, Hulk, Stark). Especially since it only destroyed the stones and didn’t do anything else.
@@jasongrundy1717 There were 4 snaps thanos just came to the future after his older self died but the others had already happened. If not then why did hulk have to bring back anybody?
@@gregmatic2861 I think Jason was joking about being from the 2014 Timeline that Thanos left. In that timeline if we were to think of it as affecting the movie going public. The Guardians of the Galaxy movie would play out with no Gamora and Drax not joining up with the others for revenge leaving Rocket, Groot and Quill by themselves in a universe with no Thanos and thus no Snap.
NUMBER 5: When AntMan says "Hang on I'm coming." In the background is the suit war machine used for the final act. Rhodes put on the suit before Scott busted then out.
The movie literally shows you that they can navigate through time with just the bracelets. And the plan with the van was to get rid of the stones. And are you dumb? Thanos is a genius and and almost all the alien characters are nearly as smart as Tony Stark. You guys are seriously off your rocker if you don't think Thanos with the black order and super advanced technology cant create more pim particles. There's some plot holes in the movie, but those aren't one of them.
You missed an even bigger plot hole: Gamora, who was sacrificed to get the soul stone, is brought back from the past before the sacrifice. Black widow died the exact same way and for some reason it was not possible to bring her back from an earlier time....
RDJ was done playing the character as Chris Evans was done playing Cap. Both actors were given definitive ways to leave the series with no way to come back and allow the actors to walk away. Also the Time Stone would undo the Snap. Since the Snap is what caused his death. In Doctor Strange if he restored the page to the book then the bad guys suddenly wouldn't have the page but they do have the page thus creating a paradox.
The only two people who really know how to use the Time Stone are Thanos and Dr. Strange. Strange was busy keeping everyone from getting crushed by a wall of water. And Tony was dead either way, just possessing the stones was going to kill him.
@@demarionausar1454 We don't really know how the time stone worked. For example, reversing Vision undid the blast that the mind stone caused. All the trees that took damage were undone. We don't know what it can do if we revived Tony.
very good critique. i had not, consciously, noticed some of the now obvious plot holes. the glaring ones Always tend to 'pull one out of the story'. as do the less-glaring ones. cheers
Rhodey's Armor is new. In the movie when Ant-man wakes up from unconsciousness, the Iron Patriot armor can be seen behind him. Off-screen Ant-man shrunk it and brought it to Rhodey. You can google the screen shot or watch the movie
Yea the fact that it's a totally different armor I guess never registered with this list.
@@SoCal_rnr even though they showed the previous armor in the shot beforehand 😂 they need to watch more youtube videos and read the comments.
In a 3 hour movie they could have taken a few seconds to show ant man grab the suit after he hears on the com that war machines suit is damaged, toss it in before he says he’s on his way
I didnt even think about this and was like oh yeah I guess they're right... until seconds later in the video we can clearly see Rhodey is not in the same suit lol
kearny07 rah, literally just commented this
Thanos is in FACT described as a genius in both the comics and the MCU.
They don't read or explore just gotta get those Endgame milk,... I remember, he was smarter then Magnus
Yeah in infinity war they said he was a scientist i think
He's cursed with knowledge
He's basically the big purple version of tony
Actually ebony maw is the genius who reverse engineered it
The only thing that bothered me was how smart hulk came out of nowhere with no build up
Actually there were subtle clues for awhile
Ragnarok was the build up. 😐
@@higguma "buildup" if that's what you want to call it.
@@waywardjoker6061 yea, these people must be some gullible and naive chaps, or children to think ANYTHING shown was a transition or explanation...
No ragnarock Doesn't explain not relevant as any movie to smart hulk.
That was just hulk talking, which needed to happen for them to tell their story of planet hulk.
Hulk didn't refuse to come out because thank embarrassed.. He didn't come out because he was tired of being disliked and only used.
- age of intron = nat pushed him off the "cliff" to bring out hulk.. That's why hulk took off and turned off the screen that nat was on and her.
- ragnarock was hulk and only hulk, cane out of no a shell and started talking MORE because people liked him.
After finally banner came out.. Hulk doesn't because he's back on 🌎.. No-one likes him there.
Hulk always could talk ... Hence PUNY GOD
@@petyrlafloure215 Indeed good sir
Steve Rogers returns the stone and hammer to Thor’s mother just the second after they are gone
So he goes to return the hammer and the stones to avoid a new timeline, then goes back and stays with peggy, making a new timeline. Good logic there man
@@chrisallen9296 cap returned the stones to prevent any chaos in the multiverse but went back to peggy because nothing really bad could happen in that new timeline.
Yes but his point is the ether wasn't in stone form when they took it, it was a liquid extracted from Jane, so how did Cap return the stone to this form after traveling back to put it back?
@@JacobHJones Frigg is the answer...
She could do her "magic"
@@JacobHJones He doesn't need to return the stone to her in liquid form though. The point of returning the stones is not that they don't want to change the timeline, but that they don't want to destroy the timeline. A missing stone has serious consequences, a stone in a different form will just alter the timeline. They already changed the timeline when Loki escaped, so they might not care much unless they know the consequences are world ending, which they can't actually know.
As long as the stone is in the universe right after it left originally, his goal is achieved
Hey Nebula tell us about these infinity stones you helped your father track down for years.
For real, not only could Thanos have gotten all the stones in his timeline. If he wanted to, he could've also went to the future timeline and snap there as well.
And before anyone says it's too much work. Just think that in Infinity War, we see Thanos and his crew kill half of planets MANUALLY (remember the Gamora flashback). Thanos finding out where exactly the stones are, and retrieving them, is hardly work if you see it from that perspective.
Also, Thor (and Loki, for that matter) exhibit a fairly extensive knowledge of the Infinity Stones as well. Between the two of them, plus what Hulk and Tony learned through dealing with the Mind Stone, is it really that unbelievable that they'd figure out how they work?
Lazy disney....
@@archib0ld1 At that point Odin was still alive, who is far more powerful than Thanos. So that wasn't an option. He always knew where all the stones, except the soul stone, were. The last one he found was the Power Stone in 2014
Not to mention the fact that dr strange gave them a fairly good breakdown in IW and if wong wasn't snapped he could just go to the magic library boom, no pothole there
Concerning the war machine suit 1. There was two different suit one black and gray and the other is the iron patriot armor 2. You can see the iron patriot armor in background where ant-man is
*I thought this was Osborn when I saw the Iron Patriot suit*
Lazy disney....
@@campkira lazy WhatCulture, not getting their plot hole facts straight before making a 12 min video about them.
Yes, but there's no way he found that suit, put it on while Antman was saving him and as all of them emerged from under the rubble.
@@marcusjoe3618 Unless Antman got to them and got them out of there first. then he suited up before he went Giant and burst out from the building.
The Pym particles were discovered by Hank Pym(A human) and he produces it in a 1970s lab
Thanos defiantly has much better tech and could make enough to transport the ship.
who is "thanks" (don't take this seriously I know this was a lot to type)
Not explained in the movie, sorry.
Buck Rogers Doesn’t need to be re-explained sorry. MCU is a Universe and any understanding of it is based upon knowing the earlier parts of the story.
You don’t watch the last episode of Breaking Bad and go - the f’k is this Hisenberg guy? This is a huge plot whole! 😂
@@hisham031170 you don't have brains sorry
@@hisham031170 marvel never serves everything to us in plates
Rocket magically knowing how to extract the aether and Steve magically knowing how to shoot it back into Jane Pissed me off tremendously. Like immediately.
How did Hawkeye's wife have a phone still after being gone 5 years? Was he still paying the bill every month, in between murder missions? 🤣🤣
Shit that's a good question.
Not to mention how was her phone charged? She literally called seconds after the snap back.
Maybe he kept coming back to charge it every couple days? 😂😂😂😂
she called him through wifi
I just figured Hulk's snap returned a lot of stuff to the way it was right before Thanos' snap in Infinity War. It wasn't just their body that got dusted. Clothes and presumably the contents of their pockets. If Clint's wife had a charged, working phone when she was dusted, then she'd have one when undusted
My question. WHY HASN'T RHODES GONE TO WAKANDA TO FIX HIS SPINE/LEGS?
Probably cause there wasn't someone there to help him. Granted not all of the Wakandans were snapped but Shuri would likely be the best person to help him. But since she was snapped obviously she couldn't help him. But after Endgame he possibly could.
These fictional earth are set to resemble our current world (diner, traffic light, bus stop, parking ticket etc) so we can relate to it and at the same time possesses super advanced high tech (nano tech) but still can’t fix spine injury (Prof X, Rhodey). It’s a confusing world to live in.
Rhodes and Wakanda weren't cool at the end of Civil War
@@nasirthesenatejohnson6935 but he was fighting there in Infinity War
Why didn't they travel in time earlier? Makes no sense.
“Take a leap of faith”
*cuts to scene of Thanos throwing Gamora off a cliff* 💀😂😂
I think a better plot hole than most of these is: Ant-Man seems to be able to shrink and grow whenever he needs to, even though one of the biggest plot points is a limited supply of Pym Particles.
Why didn’t they go back in time to a time where pym particles weren’t in short supply first so they wouldn’t have to deal with the issue of no pym particles
I'm pretty sure Ebony Maw is the genius who backwards engineered time travel, not Thanos.
yeah something along those lines but im pretty sure the directors do touch on how thanos himself is a scientist and one way or another him or his team were able to make more particles to time travel
Ebony maw isnt even a genius in the mcu. He is just a religious zealot.
Ebony maw in the comics, sure. He could have literally talked hank pym into giving pum particles to thanos personally.
But the mcu ebony maw wasn't even setup to be a genius at all on any form.
I’m sure Thanos has some super smart people on his side.
Thanos flies around on a ship. Surely that means he has smart people on board to fix the ship. Engineers. And if the ship encounters an anomaly, then surely he has a science officer. So ... yeah.
thanos is a genius, according to marvel wiki, he's on the same level as Tony stark and hank pym
Did you not notice that Rodie was wearing a completely different suit then his normal War Machine armor.
Nebula gave him Pym Particals while she was in the past, and Ebony Mah had a shit ton of years to work on recreating them
"And with this first snap I make myself immune to the effects of using these stones..."
You're welcome
that part still bugging me till this day
@@LennySkeleton I don’t get this .. ??
Tony can make a gauntlet to hold six stones but he couldn't exam the pym particles already before they time traveled and made more?
I don’t think the Tony snap was a plothole. With thanos feet away you’re not going to mess around and think maybe I can beat him with one stone. You know the snap will work and the universe would be saved. Not a time for half measures
It was a plothole for various other reasons though. Chielfy, that
A) How is Tony "You're only a genius on Earth" Stark able to make a gauntlet that can hold the Infinity Stones when Thanos, working with more advanced alien technology, has to have a dwarf forge him one?
B) The Hulk (you know, who was the most likely to be able to pull off a Snap among all the Avengers and is nigh-invulnerable?) could barely wield the power of the Stones and nearly dies from his Snap, how can Tony even wield all of the Stones at all? It took all of the Guardians to hold *just* the Power Stone.
A) He could have reversed engineered the original gauntlet off screen in the 5 years between Thanos losing his head and Tony's snap.
B) Tony had his entire suit on and he did DIE using the stones. The effects of the snap can be seen on his body and suit AND the a fore mentioned death.
@@DaveDeVault
A) So a bullshit, copout explanation without an prior context.
B) You seem to misunderstand. Merely *wielding* the Stones should have killed him. Quill only survived in GotG because he was half Celestial. As a mortal human, Tony should've died the moment he held all of the Stones.
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I don't think the whole "Tony would have died from just holding the stones" thing tracks. In GotG, the power stone is in the orb. That metal container keeps it from doing any sort of harm whatsoever to literally everyone. Why is it so hard to imagine that the nano tech in the Iron Man suit could have a similar effect as the orb?
It even goes someway to explaining why Banner was harmed by the stones when he snaps everyone back, ie he was just wearing a gauntlet, not a whole suit. Less nanotech to mitigate the stones power, more damage done to Banner. But since he is virtually invincible, he survives.
@@__________1175 any glove can hold the infinty stones as long as its held in the same way as shown by the similar pattern and placement for it on both gloves. The difference between the Infinity Gauntlet and Iron mans glove is that using the infinity gauntlet means people wont die from just wearing the glove and when they snap their fingers hence why thanos didnt die and is super chill when he has the glove on. He only suffered serious damage ie the burn on his arm when he used the stones to destroy the stones. So of course Tonys glove cause its juts an iron man thing cant really protect the wearer and hulk was only able to wear it and survive cause as the movie explains cause of his gamma radiation resitance. Now holding the stones is never a instant death either its a slow burning or disintegration so you could do what tony did still.
"We are meant to believe that the Avengers are masters of the Infinity stones? I think not."
A short time later...
"Stark should have known he only needed ONE Infinity stone to do the job and not kill himself."
You made your own plothole ya dummy.
No, he didn't. The truth is that the Avengers suddenly acquired a lot of knowledge about the stones, which is a plothole, but since they had that much information Tony could've it to make a better move
@@HDX_47 suddenly because of Nebula and Rocket.
Lautaro Moreira I think you’re forgetting that there’s a 5 year time jump with Some of the crew still working. You don’t think that at at any point in those 5 years they would’ve learned about the infinity stones
Why couldn't Banner bring Tony back with the stones afterwards?
@@hoisinholdup because he was irreparably damaged from the first snap. He couldnt use the stones again or he would most likely have died.
8. Five years passed, and also Nebula knows all about them
7. Rhodeys armour is new, its the iron patriot from IM3, so its fresh.
6. The wrist watch works like a vortex manipulator rather than a tardis, its not as reliable, which is why nebulas messes up. But if you have access to the more powerful and accurate machine of course you’re going to use it.
5. Captain Marvel doesnt need a suit as she has a resistance. At the very least, getting the stones away from thanos would stop him from wiping out the galaxy with a snap. Its not an ideal plan but its the best they could think of that time
4. Thanks IS described as a genius. And even then This one is admittedly contrived, but they couldve very easily traveled to earth and taken pym particles from there, and it wasnt shown on screen because of the element of surprise, the russos explanation also, yes whilst contrived, is possible
3. Russos have explained that Banner also failed against Thanos, therefor he realised that he cant succeed just being one or the other, and being both was a worthy experiment. And in a universe like MCU, this kind of science isnt ridiculous.
2. Ever seen Jackie and Pete’s reunion in Doomsday, parallel versions that hadnt ever met, but love is so much stronger than these nitty bitty morals. Saying that paralel versions being together is a lie and immoral isnt true because with an explanation and a “i know this isnt what we both originally wanted, but it is something we can have” i think is believable. Captain america treating himself to something he wants feels deserved after all the years of work hes done. And peggy carter would understand why he did it after his explained it and most likely would accept his proposal.
1. Wiping out a world with one stone yes. Wiping out a whole army, and every single version of that army in paralel timelines. No.
Starks snap completely wiped out all possibilities of any Thanos coming back. There is now no possible way for any Thanos from any paralel universe to crossover as with that snap he killed all versions of him. Cutting the tree from its root.
There we go all holes answered!
corvetteanddrwhorule thank u so much and damn man that’s good right there
Where did they say that Tony wiped out every single version of Thanos' army in every parallel timeline?
I like the Doctor Who references here.
@Jhon D, well, this is not the comics. This is a different universe. Not every rule in the comic applies to the movies. In fact, the movies don't give facts about the gauntlet. So what eventually did happen with Hulk and Tony, means that you pretty much can do whatever you like with the stones, when wearing them.
This doesn't answer all holes. Just accept the movie was trash and people were blinded by fan service
7. War Machine is using a different armor. It's really that simple.
So where did he get it?
@@Butchbrock I would assume from the Avengers headquarters they're in.
If you look closely, when Scott is radioing Rhodey, you can see the new war machine suit behind him
Did you not realize that War Machine was in an entirely different set of armor? He was in the Iron Patriot outfit. The real question would be, how did he get to a new suit?
I looked at a Post on Facebook. Apparently, the Place Scott landed after the missiles hit the base had the War Machine With the Iron Patriot colors there.
One could assume he shrunk it and told Rhodey to put it whie he Was getting them out
I was gonna point out the EXACT same thing. Thanks my guy
First thing i thought sad thing when a plot hole is when something wasnt spoon feed the answer to us
Ian R. Nava Huber Ah gotcha. I’m sure there’s plenty of things I missed too. I’ll have to watch it again, since it’s rentable now
11alexh11 Scott rescued him, Rocket and Bruce. And then waited to for Rhodey to suit up to appear at the final fight
Time travel in movies always opens up plot holes. Mainly for convenience or lazy writing
I guess, but Endgame makes more sense once you look more into it. Also it helps if you watch the movie more than once.
The time travel in endgame is so easy to understand, you don't actually go back into your own timeline but a different one that's the same as yours so they can do anything they want and it won't affect them one they go back
Time travel is such a cop out..nothing means anything anymore once it’s introduced
@@adzinco6916 end game ruined time travel for all Cinema. I hated the entire film, beginning to end.
@@trevornguyen2194 Endgame's Time Travel gets worse the more you watch it. Stop defending crap
If Cap Marvel got to the van she would have just stayed there in the quantum realm with the gauntlet. The plan was to just keep it away from Thanos. He can't get it if it's in the quantum realm. Hell, she could use it once she's there.
Pretty sure the plan was to throw the gantlet into the quantum realm, leaving it forever out of Thanos's reach.
👏🏽 exactly !! What I was thinking
Cant captain marvel just fly away to keep away from thanos
@@raulh5457 no bc then she would be able to display her sue powers
@@jackwhite8999 sue powers?
"How does Steve put the stones back in place when he doesn't have the artifacts they contained?" He has the TIME stone What Culture, which we've seen able to manipulate individual objects along their personal timeline. He just reconstituted the Tesseract, Sceptre, necklace, orb, and aether back into their original states using the Time Stone before returning them. Why does no one remember this ability?
I mean regardless of whether or not he used the time stone (if he even knew how to/was able to), I’m pretty sure in the movie the Ancient One doesn’t say they need to be returned to their original state before the Avengers extracted them, just that the stones needed to be returned to their respective timelines. So, in theory, you could just take the Reality Stone back to Asgard without it being in its Aether form, same with the Mind Stone not being in the scepter anymore, and the Space Stone not being in its Tesseract form anymore. Cap would just have to bring the stones back to wherever they got them, and just leave them there.
That has never happened that way strange reversed an apple but he didn't have it an item that contained it because it's not part of the item itself just because it was contained in a cube for example.
A couple things that really bothered me when I saw the movie:
1) Thanos destroys the stones because he thinks his job's done and the universe will remain perfectly balanced forever for some reason. It somehow doesn't occur to him that the universe will eventually repopulate.
2) When The Hulk snaps everyone back, he doesn't even know they'll have to fight Thanos almost immediately. Yet everyone is suited up and battle ready.
Just imagine what must've happened with The Wasp, for example. It was confirmed in _Spider-Man: Far From Home_ that people reappeared at the exact same spot. So that means Dr Strange teleported to Hope's closet, grabbed her Wasp suit, teleported to the pier where she reappeared with no idea what was going on and said "Quick! Put this on! We have to fight this purple guy and evil space army in like 15 seconds!" And that's just for one character!
KJYKJY1985 When I rewatched the movie I noticed that when they come out of the openings, Wong says to Dr Strange something that implies Dr Strange had sent him to gather everyone together. He Kind of “woke them up, “if you will. But I did wonder how Pepper and Valkyrie got there.
1) He expects everyone to be grateful and realize he's right thus they will never let it get so populated again. He's the Mad Titan for a reason.
2) Everyone was suited up to fight when the got the stones. It's doubtful when they got back that everyone was thinking "let me get out of my battle gear"
Hope wasn't at the Pier when she dusted. They were on the top floor of a parking garage. We've repeatedly seen them carry their suits in small form. which is probably how she's carrying hers. Also the sun is higher int he sky when Hulk snaps. The attack is almost immediately after that snap
Doctor Strange knows what's happening next by the time everyone joins the battle already in progress it's darker. Time for him to gather people.
Thanos said he was a scientist in infinity war didn’t he? I’d think ebony maw did the heavy lifting, but thanos definitely had at least a rudimentary grasp of science
That's a huge stretch. Which scientific field did he specialize in? Did they just happen to be experts in particle physics?
I like how the narrator specifies what plotholes are and how the term is misused and then proceeds to make a list of questionable points and not actual plotholes.
"How does rocket make a machine to take out the reality stone in Jane?"
I dunno space techno babble like in all the previous movies where they establish he's a techno-whiz that whips up gadgets all the time and earlier in the movie was around people designing time travel. I'm sure he picked up some shit from the other people there or they helped him with his plan or the designs to the gadget?
"How was war machine able to move without his leg braces and wasn't his armor broken?"
Misses how when he shows up again he's in a different suit and misses how the suit could be moving for him. If they can make braces to help him walk they can put that into the suit...
The Last Express and number 5 the suit Rhodes use in the final act can be seen in the background when Ant-Man it's talking to them over coms.
Its what What Culture is all about lol
You missed the biggest one. The best place in time to get all 6 stones was 5 minutes before Thanos destroyed them. They wouldn't have even had to put them back when they were done.
frednich9603 the point is to get to the stones before Thanos, so why go to him already acquiring the stones?
@@iannelloyd no, the point is to bring everyone back. By putting the stones back at the end of the movie, they are not stopping him from getting them. Did you even see the film?
frednich9603 yes I did. And what they did caused a ripple in the realities causing them to make alternate timelines. At the end of the day no matter what they do, they’re gonna make alternative realities in order to save theirs. So yes in an alternate reality Thanos will still get the stones. But in their reality they brought everyone back and defeated Thanos making him cease to exist
In the words of Banner... "What makes you think this would turn out any differently than before?"
Maybe Captain Marvel, but frankly I don't think even she could beat Thanos when he has all six stones. He is literally God with the complete Infinity Gauntlet and there is no good strategy to beat an omnipotent being. Way too risky.
Then his second snap would have wiped them out instead of the stones. He hadn't taken the gauntlet off. He was still wearing it when they arrived he would have known they were coming and would have wiped them from existence.
The reason they got them when and where they did was to get at them when no one was looking.
1. RDJ contract with the MCU was over. Tony Stark had to die.
"Stark... you're not the only one cursed with a contract."
Why didn't Captain America die then? Chris's contract was up too.
Killing off a main character because the actor's contract ended is not brilliant, it's just a cheap way of avoiding the task of explaining possible future potholes created by the the character's absence.
They use this method often on TV shows. 😉
@@klouddsurferful Well, it was a joke. Tony's arc was over and he decided to give up his life to save everyone. Cap had a happy ending
@@klouddsurferful yeah lol if you pay any attention to Tony's arc you know it will have ended with a sacrifice
But here's the thing though, Tony didn't know snapping was gonna kill him. It's exactly why Strange said 'If I tell you. Then it's not gonna happen'
If Tony knew it was gonna kill him, he would've looked for other options
Number 7 could be easily explained off by the simple fact that it is a completely different set of armor he switched in all that time when captain America iron man and Thor were fighting
Thanos DOES possess immeasurable genius.
One thing bugged me, in Endgame it's stated that Scott didn't age because time works differently in the quantum realm, years in the real world are just minutes/hours there. But in the first Ant-Man movie, we learn Jane van Dyne was trapped in the Quantum realm 30 years ago, then when they rescue her in the sequel she had aged at a normal rate and was the same age as Hank Pym. That plot point in Endgame completely contradicts the Ant-Man films and Feige has even admitted as much
@LordzBacon Yeah, not sure thats what they mean. Time travel NEVER makes sense, even in Star Trek they just expected you to take it for granted that essentially it means "we're going to manipulate this to fit our plot, you either come along for the ride or dont'-we don't care, we're gonna make money".
Maybe Scott did age but like the actor who plays him they just couldn't tell. Also 5 years is much different than 30 years (we'll maybe not to Paul Rudd)
Actually the implication is that Scott hit a temporal thing that Janet said to stay away from. Like Tony said "you had a one in a million fluke" paraphrasing. He did age normally but hit a Temporal Vortex and got spit out five years into the future.
@@MrJackfaire Amazing how fast science can overcome 'one in a million flukes' and manipulate 'termporal things'. Even when its just one person doing it in a short amount of time. Plotholes can ALWAYS be explained away, the point is that when they NEED to be explained OUTSIDE of the film, then thats bad scriptwriting.
The LESS you try to explain something, the better. We dont' question why Iron Mans suits progressed so fast when tony says 'nano tech'. Like in star trek you just give a veneer of plausibility and follow it up with immediate action so that the audience has no time to really question it.
This had very little action at all, most of it was a 'drama' where we had plenty of time to be bored and contemplate how ludicrous what we just saw was.
But Superman is still considered a classic despite the idiotic notion that flying fast around the sun will go back in time. Even Star Trek stole that one, but with things like the holodeck and matter transforming devices, they simply always attributed their origins to alien technology.
They got cocky with this one, they figured if they talked MORE about time then they could fool the audience into plausibilty, but there's a reason why Back to the Future had a crazy doctor.
Its a fiction the audience just has to accept, like Alice in Wonderland-hey, there's just a world through the hole, just go with it, or Narnia or any fiction. You try to explain these things too much, you are just digging yourself a bigger hole. This was a perfect example of how NOT to write time travel into a script. When people talk about flying around the sun fast to go back in time they just laugh and move on because there is little that can be said. I don't think ANYBODY has come out and said "the time travel device was done remarkably well in this picture".
@LordzBacon Yeah, that's my whole issue, Feige's only response to the discrepancy was to say "time works differently in the quantum realm" without any further explanation, he even admitted they could have come up with a proper justification but they didn't feel it was necessary, I get where he's coming from, but it still left me a little confused
After all they've done, Marvel still don't know what to do with the hulk
Such a waste in Endgame. Perfect opportunity to show that Professor/Smart Hulk can now go toe to toe with Thanos not just because he's strong, but because he's studied fighting. Great opportunity to show Banner/Hulk's growth.
@bigpimpdaddy69 They are complaining about Hulk not being in Endgame. It is just Banner looking like the Hulk. The important part is not that Banner was injured, the important part is that the Hulk was pretty much erased from the MCU.
@@RobertoElg In all fairness, making him Professor Hulk might be a work-around to the fact that Disney doesn't possess the rights to distributing a "Hulk" film. Those rights rest with Universal, who has frequently evaded cooperating with Disney. By making him "Banner" instead of Hulk, it opens the possibility of releasing a solo movie without calling it "Hulk", effectively using a loophole to get around Universal.
Or Moon Knight ?!
@bigpimpdaddy69 I'm not saying it did not make sense for Banner to do what he did. My problem is that they developed the Hulk as s character for five movies, spanning over a decade, and then pretty much killed him off-screen.
Ant Man finds the armor it's like right behind him😂 😂😂
Yeah if there's one thing Marvel needs to do is explain stuff a little better because small things can be hard to notice in such a big movie experience!.
I love that these "plot holes" are just "I didn't pay attention/ it was spelled out clearly for me"
steve65283 : Yeah they are embarrassing examples of how lazy and stupid filmgoers can be, and it’s only made worse once they get the DVD, because rather than watching again and learning...they approach it from the perspective of justifying their stupidity. Lol.
Using a single stone would have killed Tony. Nanotech can contain the stone but the wielder needs to be strong enough to withstand the use if the stone
Add the fact that Dr. Strange has seen the future. So without Tony's snap, they would still lose
But he only saw a limited number of futures. For all they know, there could be a timeline in which they won and nobody had to die.
Only the Power Stone, as far as we can see. Red Skull was able to use the Tesseract without killing himself, and Jane survived having the Aether physically inside her. Arguably, there's also Loki and Vision using the Mind Stone, and Strange using the Time Stone, but some might dismiss that as them being powerful enough to wield them. But Skull and Jane? Not a chance.
The Power Stone, on the other hand, can't even be HELD by someone who can't withstand it, let alone be used. The other Stones don't appear to have such a effect.
@@Rougarou99 Really, there'd have to be more than one timeline in which the good guys win (or at least Thanos loses). I mean, obviously, there's the main timeline that we see. But what about the timeline that 2014 Thanos came from? Clearly, he didn't succeed in THAT one. And there HAD to be a timeline in which Thor DID go for the head, or cut off Thanos' arm, before he can use the Gauntlet. 14 million timelines, and Thor never once tries a different attack? Not buying it. And what about the timeline where Steve ends up with Peggy? There's PLENTY of instances where you can say "well, if this ONE THING happens differently, maybe Thanos doesn't win" to think that there could only ever be ONE timeline. (The way things play out, I can't really see how Strange could have gone through so many timelines and only find the one good one...)
Ant man found the other war machine suit shrunk it and gave it too him
I like what you’ve presented here, primarily because the footage reminds me of how great the movie was. MCU packed a lot into that movie, but they can only do so much. Choices had to be made with regards to plot lines and character interactions. I’m fine with a simple explanation for Hulk, War Machine, and a mention regarding Steve Rogers staying back in time. For example, there is Beta Ray Bill footage that wound up on the cutting room floor.
At the end of the day, comic geeks like me have learned to accept these non-mentions, etc (plot holes) from reading the comics for years. The MCU is better... but they can’t escape this aspect of making movies out of the comics. But keep making these vids, and I appreciate your effort because it helps us learn about these wonderful stories at a deeper level. GOOD JOB!
The problem isn't that they're not using things from the comics, it's that they're not using things from their own movie series.
They state Thanos is one of the smartest people in the universe. Can he figure out time travel like tony? I think yes
also the line "you're not the only one cursed with knowledge" from IW, I agree Thanos is just as smart as Tony
Why didnt he discover it then?
Lobofka. Because thanos never needed time travel
@@GoatedYukari I think HE out of most people needed Time Travel.
@@GoatedYukari Maybe he thought "He never really needed it" but that last act of him coming to 2014 doesn't make much sense.
Unless he feels afraid of something certain or avengers reversing it.
Interestingly what makes no sense is that why are they rushing to their place? And how did they even manage travel to "Future".
They are people from past, not future.
So far what shown in time travel is travelling back into time but not future.
Thanos would've tried different method than chasing the Completed infinite that is already guarded by the avengers.
If he is smart as the comic book mentioned, Thanos would've used the Phym particle to travel after the Infinity wars act where he meet the other original dead thanos and tries to use that glove then telling him that this "Thanos" will wipe out everything and remake things like he mentioned in end game.
*plotholes in Endgame*
WhatCulture: Oh nononono, we’re not done milking this yet.
Why not? It made u givd them comments and views
You still watched it till the end. Didn't ya?
@@ErgoDog
So sad, so true.
#1 could be explained in that Tony wanted to make 100% sure that NONE of Thanos "children" or army came back down the line to try and fulfill Thanos quest. I think part of it was also Tony was generally pissed off at Thanos and ALL of his henchmen for what they did to the Universe, not just with the stones, but the entire campaign to get them.Tony wanted to avenge what was done.
Ebony and Thanos could use hundreds of years to make all of them pym partikles, because they could still show up in 2023!
Exactly! Most of the list here is not even a plothole
I like the theory that they went to earth in 2014 and sought out Hank Pym and how to make the Pym partcles
Well, they couldn't use hundreds since I doubt they'd actually live that long, though you are right, they do have plenty of time and no rush.
Ebony maw has magic, so it's pretty likely that he can extend his life span. He also isn't a human so for all we know his natural lifespan could be centuries. Thanos is also already thousands of years old. A few hundred years wouldn't make much of a difference to him
so, if they replicated that much pym particles they could travel back in past (say year 1920 or any) to collect infinity stones of that time and then wipe that timeline half population, then come to 2023 to fight our Avengers with his collected infinity stones.
actually marvel just allowed a plot to collect infinite amount of infinity stones through time travel and collect things from past.
The bit about War Machine was explained by The New Rockstars. They did a video on "things you missed" and one of things is that, during the scene when they were trapped in the building, you can see a second War Machine armor down there with them
U can see war machines new armour in the background when ant man wakes up
What makes you think Steve lied ? Why would Peggy have any problem with the truth ? WHY would she still go after the Steve in the ice when she has, in front of her, living proof that that guy is gonna be okay, thaw up, save the world and then come back to her ?
It's still the same Steve that she loves, there is no ambiguity...
Also, the Russos are just plain wrong. You just have to listen to what is said in the movie : Steve grew old in our timeline, hidden. Which means that old Peggy just hid the truth to Steve in Winter Soldier.
Imagine that what happened in Endgame was what happened in Winter Soldier, that she knew who Captain America was but pretended not to know. Or she did know at one point but the Alzheimers took that knowledge. It's freaky but maybe there was always this 'second' Captain America
Still doesn't really make sense in some way. Aside from letting all the bad shit happen that he knows about, like his friend being brainwashed and used as an assassin, the death of Tony's parents and Hydra infiltrating Shield.
We see him as an old man. Are supposed to believe Sharon Carter did not notice that Steve Rogers looked exactly like a young version of her uncle. Or that nobody in Shield or the government found out about this. You know people in high positions get vetted. It's highly unlikely nobody ever saw Steve Rogers and made the connection, especially in the years close to when he was active as Captain America during World War and gained a lot of fame. What, did he wear a mustache to fool people?
And whatculture forgot another one. Where is that Shield coming from that he hands to Falcon. His own Shield got smashed to pieces by Thanos, and I think he didn't even leave with it to return the stones. Meaning he stole it somewhere, which should create a fractured/changed timeline somewhere.
Nah I don't buy she would just except this new Steve from strange and distant future and leave her Steve in the ice
Except the movie explained when you time travel you go into another reality, you don't go into your actual past, not the "Back to the Future" way as Bruce said. So when Cap went "back" to replace the stones he should've went into a new reality and stayed there, so it didn't make sense for him to age into the Endgame timeline
The problem no one thinks about when time traveling to stop something bad happening is it's not a Sports Almanac. Biff never does anything that changes the outcomes of those sporting events he just bets on them so his knowledge stays good for those fifty years. But say he buys one of the teams with his wealth he could inadvertently change the outcome.
If Cap starts changing world history then this will ripple out and affect other world events. For example if you went back and prevented WW1 this would stop WW2 because it was the situation caused by the first one that allowed for Hitler to rise to power. So he would have to pick one event and only get to change that.
As for Cap hiding his identity it was the forties. I'm sure the government knew that Cap was a time traveler from the future and he was ordered to stay the hell out of the way. Shield would have known who he was but the Super Soldier program was already Top Secret and this was a pre-internet era.
For Sharon to see Uncle Steve and then Cap and make the connection they are the same person she would have to know and acknowledge that time travel is a thing. By the time she was born Uncle Steve would much older than any version of Cap that she'd ever met and it's unlikely her human brain would make the connection that the two were the same person.
Enjoyed the movie. Props to those that have time and energy to produce endless amounts of interesting content. Entertainment off of the entertainment is brilliant! Smashed a 👍
Ebony maw is a genius, he got to examine the pym particles, you clearly don’t understand time travel, ebony and thanos could’ve taken a year for all we know and than traveled to 2023
But the fact they removed themselves from the timeline for so many years makes no sense. If that version of Thanos was traveling to the future, then how was he able to complete the Infinity Gauntlet and kill half the universe?
8) Cap goes to NY first and asks the Ancient One to revert the Power, Mind and Reality Stones to their original forms.
7) There was a glimpse of the Iron Patriot when AntMan answers Rhodey's call.
6) Stark's time machine works like an anchor, the pym particles are the ropes that links the Avengers to 2023. So, they can go as far back as the Pym Particles let them.
5) Yeah, that was dumb, there wasnt any Pym Particles to go back again.
4) Thanos made someone reverse engineer the Tech and made it so the Sanctuary II could go back using the still tethered to 2023 Nebula's gps and the only Pym Particles vial.
3) Yes, Professor Hulk was nonsense.
2) Its better to leave Cap's ending as it is, it works.
1) Stark's Tech isn't as near as effective and advanced as Eitri's, IW Gauntlet allowed the bearer to channel each Stone independently without activa ting the others, while Stark could've used the Power Stone to ravage all of their forces or the Reality Stone to turn Thanos into rubber bands, he was the Last Man Standing, and Strange pushed him by saying that it was that 1 out come, so Stark did what he considered the Ultimate solution. Almost everyone was fed up with Thanos at this point, he needed to be stopped, whatever it takes.
I rest my case.
I'm not sure "leave it alone, it works" is an actual case:)
3) Professor Hulk is based on the comics storyline where it's revealed Bruce has MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder) Hulk is the expression of his Protector personality.
This is shown in the MCU as Hulk is the one that controls when he comes out not Bruce. In Ragnarok Hulk lets Bruce hit the Rainbow Bridge and then changes. In Infinity War he refuses to change. Bruce even says they were both beat by Thanos and agreed to become one to be unbeatable.
number 6 isn't a plothole they don't use the quantum tunnel to get back to 2023 so why would they need it to get to another time
The quantum tunnel bs is a plot hole. They can just use Pym Particles and their watches to pinpoint when (and somehow where, tho that's not depicted very well) they want to show up. The quantum tunnel thing only works to get the two timelines to merge, but beyond that its pointless. Stark and Rogers show they don't need the quantum tunnel to time travel when they go to 1970.
The quantum tunnel is only needed to bring things from other universes with you (since it's technically jumping through the multiverse, not actually time travel). That's literally the test that Hawkeye does: go, come back, bring something with you.
@@DenniWintyr Nebula didn't bring thanos with her though did she?
@@chrisallen9296 No, she used the quantum tunnel to bring Thanos & everything through
“None of the hulks personality” yes but no. Professor hulk is way more confident than Bruce, and that comes from the hulk
The Professor Hulk thing was my biggest pet peeve. Banner is my favorite Marvel character and seeing his whole narrative arc with the Hulk reduced to "Yeah, you can just solve your anger issues with 18 months in a lab" irked me.
Good thing he's back as a normal human again, shang chi
@@Von_Aistweda He's still smart Hulk tho, SheHulk trailer
@@hardway410 E
No. 6 is explained by the movie. They have enough for one return trip, but they can use it to go further back. In 1970, the lab that had the Tesseract also had Pym particles, as Pym worked there. They simply went in and picked up Pym particles needed for the return to 2023 along with the Tesseract.
Levente Bárdossy right, but I think he meant that they had no way to enter that exact time and place without the main console that Hulk was operating.
Or maybe he didn’t mean that. 🤷🏻♂️
@@jacobbarnhardt3007 oh yeah, that's true.
The war machine "plot hole" isn't actually a plot hole as there would be more armors. If Tony built a total of 85 personal ones, don't you think he would've made more for his best friend? In the clips you showed at 3:45 while complaining about this, you showed two different suits, the bulky suit that WM wore during the final battle, and a slightly slimmer one from when we was getting the stone from Star Lord. Not very smart.
Probably needs a haircut to keep the hair away from his eyes to better see those things
Bet you're fun at parties
@@joebarker6972 what's a party?
When ant man jumps using a pencil, you can see the war buster armour in the background, its a bling and you miss it thing
@@carlgraham9526 I thought I saw that. I just wasn't 100% sure it was WM armor
One of the most obvious plot holes is dr. Strange in IW asking stark in the space ship "can you get us home" and then in EG using a sling ring to bring everyone back to earth from all corners of the universe. Why not use the sling ring on the ship?
True fans are well aware that Thanos and Iron Man's intelligence levels are both at a 5 which is Genius Level.
There is actually a scene where the new war machine armour is in the background when ant man get the distressed call for help
1) Thanos is a scientist in the comics
2)you need to watch the movie more and actually think about these plot holes
This movie has far more plot holes than this. If you think it doesn't have any you're delusional
Chris Allen no it’s has some and I agree with that, like number one. I’m not saying it’s perfect. All I’m saying is they need to do a bit more research, if they had just watch the movie again and looked at the scene where where war machine and rocket almost downed, they would have seen the armour. It was the same with their stranger things plot holes. The were easily explained if you just look a little closer. It really feels like he’s watched the shows and movies ages ago and are faintly remembering things they just didn’t understand and instead of trying to figure it out they just plopped the, together and made a video. Endgame has some plot holes but most of these were easily explainable
@@nathanrogers2898 Cap going back to Peggy was definitely a plot hole - we're led to believe that somehow a man with his integrity can happily shy away from the world and let thousands of people die in numerous wars just so he can have his life with Peggy even though her day job is helping to create SHIELD and ooh yeah, Cap knows that SHIELD is partly Hydra so he better keep that from the missus - not the best start of a relationship when one half already has secrets that could affect the other
fo221 it's not a plot hole it just shows that he's not perfect and maybe he thought that it would've ended worse somehow. Im not saying tbe movie is perfect I'm just saying that some of the plot holes are half baked and can easily be solved if you think about it
comic canon *IS NOT* movie canon, nor referenceable
if its not said/implied in the movie it doesnt exist/ happen (if so where is the thanos copter)
as a comic reader you will know that
Appreciated that cheeky little Peep show reference there mate
Was just about to post the same thing!!
I ALWAYS THINK ABOUT OLD STEVE JUST ALLOWING EVERYTHING TO HAPPEN AND LEAVING HIMSELF IN ICE AND NEVER STOPPING BUCKYS LITERAL TORTURE???? LIKE????
Nope. That’s a misunderstanding of what happened. You don’t travel back to the past you live a new life in an alternate timeline - so there is no assumption made about Steve letting Bucky be tortured. The filmmakers have specifically debunked that interpretation though for perceptive audience members, they didn’t really need to.
I'm pretty sure I can explain Number 5; Ant-Man and The Wasp were both inside the van powering up and preparing the prototype Quantum Tunnel and would most likely have shrunk down with the gauntlet with the purpose of hiding it in a place it couldn't be recovered from from Thanos for the duration of the climactic battle.
Interesting idea, although in the movie they specifically say in that scene "We need to get the stones back where they came from." So they are getting the gauntlet to the van with the intention of time-traveling. My guess is they either were going to try to force some solution on the spot (maybe with the power of the stones?), or just... were caught up in the heat of the moment. After all, it was Scott Lang's idea after Cap told Hawkeye to get it away ASAP. He is known even in this film to have some half-baked ideas... (Granted, that second idea would be pretty disappointing.)
your video intro has a plothole, your wearing a right handed infinity gauntlet.
You know, just like Iron Man and Hulk did
they where wearing the nano gauntlet which is right handed, the infinity gauntlet from eitri was left handed
the only infinity style one that was right handed was in odins treasure room and supposedly fake
Nasir The Senate Johnson wrecked
If the timeline Rogers is with Peggy in is anything like ous, he clearly explained to her that his "other self" NEEDS to be on ice, in order to help stop Thanos in the future. If Steve isn't there then Loki would've won in The Avengers and Thanos would've killed half of earth etc etc.
Peggy would indeed let Steve stay on ice. She's a soldier. She undrstands that duty goes before anything else.
Alexander Inget Thank you
You saod its a GPS. A gps can change its destination they just "returned" to a different time
In terms of Steve going back in time, it’s essentially a loop, two Steve’s exist at once, the one who went back in time and the one in the ice. Then the Steve who went back in time then waits until present day Steve goes back in time to pass the shield on
but thats some back to the future shit, its explained that it doesnt happen like that. The movie embraces the alternate timeline plot, so traveling to your own timelines past its not possible. Just existing there would've changed things and the world where peggy and steve grow old toghether should be anoher timeline. Other things are kinda explainable, but this contradicts the rules of time-travel that hulk explains.
@@naxotogo ^What he said, the movie explained time travel back in time will bring you into another reality, but then Steve traveled back to his actual past...
If Steve did go back to his actual past that means you can actually go back to the past and change things, that'd mean Loki escapes with the space stone in 2012, Thanos in 2014 travels to 2023 and gets killed...
GotG showed the Power Stone being used to wipe out a planet, not just 'a Stone' and it wouldn't be able to differentiate between targets that were in a chaotic melee. Tony needed to tap into the other Infinity Stones to select all the targets and do it at the same time.
That's a ridiculous theory
Yashaswi Harsh Yadav haha right, it made for a good laugh though
You don't have to use the tunnel to travel trough time, the wristbands will do the job. as for rodey, HE CHANGED SUITS!
Tony DID need to snap, it was the only reality where they'd win.
Then why did they build the tunnel?
Robin Not exactly. The wristbands were, in Starks words, a time gps. Had nothing to do with time travel itself.
This was the only legitimate plot hole in the whole fucking list. The Wrist Bands do not travel. They are just GPS's.
@@sibylsaint Ehh, kinda. The GPS allows you to jump to the past while in the tunnel. That's how Cap and Tony went back to the 70s and that's how Cap returned the stones. By going back in time. To get to the bench, must have lived to 2023 in the Peggy timeline , past when he was supposed to come back, then jumped to the past, which is now his present, thus appearing on the bench.
The end of that snap is the fourth snap. The second snap is when Thanos destroys the stones. Third is when Hulk brings ever one back and the fourth is Iron man. Get that right.
Pretty sure danvers was just gonna yeet the gauntlet into the wormhole where it would be lost forever in the quantum realm
Pretty sure Yea but i don't think she'd leave them there as they have to return the stones to the correft timelines
@@ibtehajshaikh Throw it in, kill thanos then pick it up later
None of these are plot holes. There are valid explanations for all of them.
#8 Rocket, Tony and Banner had 5 years to learn about the stones after the snap
#7 War machine had a new suit in the background at Avengers HQ that he could have used after the old one was destroyed
#6 Basically all of the Avengers who were time travelling needed the wrist bands would be constantly sliding through the quantum tunnel, except for the wrist bands which they program to keep them in a certain time and place. So once as the program the wristbands with a new time period they slip back into the quantum tunnel until they arrive at their new destination.
#5 The quantum tunneling device in the back of the van allows people to travel into the quantum universe. Also, Ant Man's suit is built to travel into the quantum realm just as he did at the end of Ant-man and the Wasp movie, when he was stuck for 5 years.
#4 Ebony Maw was shown to be a scientist / electrical engineer or sorts when he was able to retrieve 2023 Nebula's memories from 2014 Nebula's network. The fact that Thanos also rebuilt Nebula into a cyborg means he has some sort of engineering capabilities. So it is possible when they got the band and Pym particles from 2023 Nebula, they could find a way to reverse engineer it for them to come to the future.
#3 Smart Hulk was explained with one simple line in Endgame. First the Hulk lost against Thanos, then Banner lost against Thanos, then the entire world lost. It makes sense that they would then merge the two best parts of each into one. The muscle of Hulk with the mind of Banner.
#2 In order for the victory in Endgame to remain permanent Steve knows he can't meddle with anything in the past. And Peggy might object at first, but she would also understand what is needed for the greater good.
#1 Doctor Strange told Tony there was literally only one outcome in which they win out of 14 million, and then gave him the signal to let him know what that one choice would need to be. If Tony had tried anything else it would have inevitably failed.
Ravi B Maharaj thanks.
"#1 Doctor Strange told Tony there was literally only one outcome in which they win out of 14 million, and then gave him the signal to let him know what that one choice would need to be. If Tony had tried anything else it would have inevitably failed."
The most convenient piece of writing in cinema history. Allows any stupid decision to be swept under the rug "BeCaUsE iT HaD tO hApPeN tHaT wAy".
So basically they can show anything and tell us that this was what Strange saw in that 1 out millions scenario.
Strange said that he saw only 1 way to beat thaNos.
And they did it the same way.
Right.
But strange didn't say anything about what happens after that.
They have time stone , they can just bring Tony back from right before Thanos arrived in 2023
8. Rocket, Gamora, and Wong filled them in.
7. It's clearly different armor, maybe a deleted scene explains this one.
6. The wrist devices are more than just GPS, they must be linked to the vortex, Cap uses it for the returns at the end without coming back every time.
5. This did come from Scott Lang, of course, it wasn't thought through.
4. Didn't Nebula call them there, rather than them heading there themselves?!?
3. This was foreshadowed since Ultron.
2. Didn't the writers clarify this by saying that Cap did indeed create an alternate timeline and he, in fact, came back to the MCU via technology from his own timeline that would be explained in future films.
1. The Stones were already killing him when they attached to his armor, much like when Hulk first put on the Iron Gauntlet, the "Snap" was the fastest way and according to Dr. Strange, the only way out of 14 billion.
Almost all of this makes sense, except for 2.
Also 1 makes sense, but then why didn't Captain Marvel do it herself?
@@julianseguin2748 bcoz all were trying to save it from Thanos but Doctor Strange only told Tony to snap
Ragnarok told us the power was on Thor, not his hammer, the hammer was just to focus his power.
Makes no sense that cap can throw lightening with it, and it returns to him
Rodey was wearing iron patriot suit in the final battle
If you look you can see the other war machine suit in the bg. You was better off asking who does Cap give the soul stone to Red Skull?
No one asks how is everyone have nano helmets? Gosh Nebula even got one.
I did not even think about that, how did that conversation go between cap and red skull
@@HovektheArtist Awkwaaaard
@@Farquad777 right
Wait that murder suicide plan of mine didnt kill you. How are you alive why did nobody tell me was i frozen for 70 years for nothing.
OXOTNHK aka D3ath Patr0l In the movie the tessaract teleports him. The airplane was damaged and made forced Steve to crash it into the ice.
@@jacobmedina9907 your right, but still he thought he died on that plane
Dude, you think the plot holes in Endgame are irksome? I got three words for ya-
*Kingdom Hearts 3*
You will literally drive yourself mad at how sloppy the story telling was in that shitshow.
Yep, and yet many weeabos swear by the story. They are just blinded by nostalgia.
For the iron man snap, we're told that there is only one scenario where the avengers win. He could've presumably developed a way to individually utilize the stones in his armor, but he knew that the only way to win was to snap after seeing Dr Strange's signal.
I think the only one way to win thing has to go with probability of what they would have done based on who they are. Like Tony could have done a lot of different things but it’s not about what he could have done it’s what he would have done in that split second time frame.
In the words of a great man who isn't real,
"*burp*... don't think about it"
-Rick Sanchez
What about the universe where Hitler cured cancer Morty?
I'm a gamma ray physicist, I can't build time machines... builds a time machine.
We can't go and kill Thanos, what happened needs to happen... kills Thanos.
Captain Marvel, you're way more powerful than Thanos, where were you in all the previous movies... uhhhh dealing with REAL threats, not guys going around wiping out half the population of planets?
Hey guyz, wiping out half the population of planets will fix things, they totally won't just have more kids and repopulate in a few years...
I mean, seriously, was there anything about the move that WASN'T a plot hole?
Jason Grundy Yup the entire thing
1. They used the van thing, it was already built.
2. They killed him but nothing was reversed or changed in their timeline.
3. Her character wasn't introduced yet.
4. Half of all living things is a big number, so they wouldn't reproduce back to the same population that fast. But yeah, it was a stupid plan.
Why would they be plot holes though? They don't contradict things established in the movies. It's lazy writing, I'd give you that.
I didn't really like the movie, and clearly the captain marvel thing was a last minute patch up despite their constant claim that 'everything was leading up to this". However, as for the plan, there's a reason he's called 'the mad titan'. Its a BAD plan, hence why he's evil. He can manipulate matter enough to wipe out half the population of the universe but can't create a planetful of carrots for everybody to have food to eat? And they went to about six planets that had nobody on them where poeple would certainly prefer that to non existence.
Not to mention, how is that 'fair and impartial'? Why wouldn't you say "ok, everybody over the age of 60 is going to disappear because they've had a full life' or "ok, more people in the areas of the worlds that use 90% of the resources whilst only being 2% of the population'. Or, if you have that kind of power, ok, we're going to do like the mennonites do and grow food locally'
But like I said, thats what makes the guy 'evil'. They tend to not have good plans for dealing with shit.
Perhaps beings such as Captain Marvel were the reason Thanos spent so long before collecting the Infinity Stones. He had to wait for most of them to die out (Ego, Odin, etc...) and to manipulate events so the Stones were near each other. That way he could spend a couple of days gathering the Stones, while Captain Marvel and other Celestials were halfway across the universe with no chance of catching him in time.
None of the previous movies needed Captain Marvel. That's the whole point of raised stakes. Thanos wasn't a direct threat until Infinity War and there's no indication that Captain Marvel is omnipotent. The Pager would be her first indication something is very wrong.
Also there's nothing saying she hadn't actually fought Thanos on other planets but she can't e everywhere all the time.
Thanos is the Mad Titan for a reason he's insane. His logic is bullshit. That's not a plot hole that's just how crazy people think.
Bruce didn't build a time machine. Tony did. Bruce built a machine that fucks you up. And also having doubt about your own abilities and then trying to overcome them isn't a plot hole.
Why didn’t Captain Marvel just fly straight up an drink a beer on the moon? Thanos ship was destroyed and he didn’t have the gauntlet. This movie has more flaws than Windows ME
Whatculture has done this topic to death!
Steve jumped back into the main MCU timeline from the alternate one he created
But they explicitly said that's not how time travel works. Just the act of going back in time creates a branching timeline. You can't change your own past. They broke their own rules. Any other movie's time travel rules- sure, but it doesn't work in this one
@@tiger_3723 thats why they said he jumped back to the main timeline from his branched one. He showed up 60 years early lived his life, did his thing in the branch timeline, then used the wrist device to pop back to the main timeline when he was supposed to 70 years before. So he is back in the main timeline. And i would say he jumped back around the time the him of that timeline was found in the ice
Didn’t he use up all the Pym particles returning the Stones? He would have had one left to return to the present, which he used to go back to the forties.
@@Rougarou99 he lived his life from the 40s to the near present, that means in the 70s he had a chance to get some, again, as well as possibly any time after that since sas/shield prolly kept tabs on those things and his best gal is agent carter
Rougarou my guess is that by that point in the timeline they had pym back so they could probably afford to send Steve back with a lot more Particles than he needed in case he screwed up.
I don't think you know the difference between a 'plot hole' and not receiving all information up front.
8. There is no reason to assume that Rocket, a guy who told Stark 'You're only a genius on Earth, pal' wouldn't be able to put together something to extract and solidify the Ether.' Also, who knows what else Cap was sent back in time with to help him put the stones back? It's not a plot hole just because something isn't explained to you.
7. Everyone else already explained this to you.
6. No one said that the quantum tunnel was the only way for them to time travel. And it seems to me that, until they return to the tunnel, they can continue to jump in time and places as long as they have Pym particles... which is what happened.
5. They still have the GPS, so why wouldn't the van tunnel work? It's just smaller. I'll give you the Danvers part though.
4. Pym is also only a genius on Earth. And Thanos is also 'cursed with knowledge.'
3. This is not even remotely a plot hole. You just want more explanation for you own edification. FIVE YEARS PAST.
2. WTF are you talking about? And again, not a plot hole! This is just your opinion.
1. ... it's like you don't understand Tony or the movies in general. 'You can rest now.' Go watch the movie again and learn why Pepper specifically said that line.
Even the Danvers part clearly wasn't their plan Scott taking the stones back was. Danvers was just the last Avenger to get the Gauntlet to get to Scott. No one planned on her grabbing it and going back.
@@MrJackfaire Right, good call.
I like how when Thanos gains the ability to TIME TRAVEL, his first thought is to go one of the only places in space-time where he could be defeated. If Ebony Maw can reengineer pym particles, why not just build a Time Machine on the battleship and just decimate endless timelines until he has the stones? Tony basically said “hey AI, discover time travel.” And it did. Why couldn’t Ebony Maw do the same if he and Thanos are so smart and had the particles?
Rhodey got a new different armor.
Dr Strange saw 14 million variations of them fighting and then losing to Thanos. The only one of which they actually won is with Tony Stark using the stones. So yes, it was necessary.
Only that it really wasn't, there were various alternatives, the one in the video only one of them. Why didn't Captain Marvel do the snap? She's powerful enough to take it. Why didn't they somehow bring back Tony, either using the Gauntlet OR via time travel like they did with Gamora? Are we supposed to believe Pepper didn't think of ways to bring him back or didn't care enough to do it? I really like Endgame, but once you put thought into this kind of things you just see all the flaws in it...
I think the act of using one infinity stone would have still killed Tony since he is just a regular human. It nearly killed Star Lord, who is half celestial
1. In Infinity War, Thanos actually tells Tone he’s not the only one cursed with knowledge.
2.The last snap had to happen because whole of reality was on the line no risks needed, they said themselves: whatever it takes.
3. Strange and Wong know the infinity stones as it is obliged for their jobs as sorcerers.
4. The quantum tunnel beta in the van, at that moment in the heat of the battle, only thing that mattered was stopping Thanos. Even if it meant Marvel would be lost in the quantum realm with the stones, she’s a superhero.
Strange must seen in one of his 14 millions visions that tony or someone just use the power stone and fails.
Think about that. The snap is the only way...
TheOrisya I’d like to think that he said “If I told you what happens, it won’t happen.” Means if he told Stark that Stark was going to be the one to wield the gauntlet and he would die, that it would backfire. Not telling him, would put the onus and motivation on Stark to do the right thing and be the person he was meant to be ever since Iron Man 1.
@@magusvirga yes.. Because strange knew the only 'one' outcome they win is tony to sacrifice. And perhaps strange in one of the odds tell tony what should happens, and on that odd they still lose.
But the problem for me is that Strange saying this is the only way doesn't feel genuine. It feels like cop-out writing.
@@danitho the way i see it, strange could do 28 million more times or 56 millions more and potentially see another winning odds. But 14 mil is just enough for him. Seems like a cop out, but hey the story is made by a human, and no man made is perfect, to me its just perfectly done...
When Stark snapped it was the fourth snap- 1 thanos dusting everybody, 2 thanos destroying the stones, 3 Hulk bringing everybody back 4. Stark
Greg Matic - I think folks forget Thanos’ second snap. I don’t count it often and leave it a three (Thanos, Hulk, Stark). Especially since it only destroyed the stones and didn’t do anything else.
There were no snaps. Thanos went to the future and never came back before he even managed to get the stones.
@@jasongrundy1717 There were 4 snaps thanos just came to the future after his older self died but the others had already happened. If not then why did hulk have to bring back anybody?
@@gregmatic2861 I think Jason was joking about being from the 2014 Timeline that Thanos left. In that timeline if we were to think of it as affecting the movie going public. The Guardians of the Galaxy movie would play out with no Gamora and Drax not joining up with the others for revenge leaving Rocket, Groot and Quill by themselves in a universe with no Thanos and thus no Snap.
The funny part is that Marvel can just answer a wizard did it to every plot hole
Literally all of Wandavision 😂😂
NUMBER 5: When AntMan says "Hang on I'm coming." In the background is the suit war machine used for the final act. Rhodes put on the suit before Scott busted then out.
As soon as stark acquired the stones in his suit they began to kill him then.... the snap just made that almost instant.
They aren't the same warmachine suits...they don't even look the same. Tony probably made him a nanotech version.
He could’ve make a leg supported suit
The movie literally shows you that they can navigate through time with just the bracelets. And the plan with the van was to get rid of the stones. And are you dumb? Thanos is a genius and and almost all the alien characters are nearly as smart as Tony Stark. You guys are seriously off your rocker if you don't think Thanos with the black order and super advanced technology cant create more pim particles. There's some plot holes in the movie, but those aren't one of them.
You missed an even bigger plot hole: Gamora, who was sacrificed to get the soul stone, is brought back from the past before the sacrifice. Black widow died the exact same way and for some reason it was not possible to bring her back from an earlier time....
That Gamora was from a different timeline
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I agree! Enough of this picking it to pieces already! Just take it as is and shut up!
@Arnold Shortman
LMAO what
I didn't like or understand Tony death.....did they have the time stone 🤷🏾♂️
RDJ was done playing the character as Chris Evans was done playing Cap. Both actors were given definitive ways to leave the series with no way to come back and allow the actors to walk away.
Also the Time Stone would undo the Snap. Since the Snap is what caused his death.
In Doctor Strange if he restored the page to the book then the bad guys suddenly wouldn't have the page but they do have the page thus creating a paradox.
The only two people who really know how to use the Time Stone are Thanos and Dr. Strange. Strange was busy keeping everyone from getting crushed by a wall of water. And Tony was dead either way, just possessing the stones was going to kill him.
@@WillJM81280 I know but after they won bring him baq
@@demarionausar1454 We don't really know how the time stone worked. For example, reversing Vision undid the blast that the mind stone caused. All the trees that took damage were undone. We don't know what it can do if we revived Tony.
Was the sound recorded in a suitcase on this one?
very good critique. i had not, consciously, noticed some of the now obvious plot holes. the glaring ones Always tend to 'pull one out of the story'. as do the less-glaring ones. cheers
Ant man found the iron patriot suit and shrunk it then gave it to rhodey