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I Just Figured Out Why Vision Attacked Thor in Age of Ultron
When I rewatched Avengers: Age of Ultron, I noticed a detail right after Vision is born. He suddenly attacks Thor instead of anyone else present in the room.
This made me wonder why Vision singled out Thor. There were several other Avengers standing right there, yet he chose to target Thor specifically.
The reason likely connects back to Vision's original programming. Tony Stark designed his software with the primary goal of protecting Earth from alien threats.
Among all the Avengers in that room, Thor was the only one who came from off-world. He was technically an alien being visiting Earth.
Because of this, Vision's system may have flagged Thor as a potential alien danger. That original programming caused him to attack Thor without hesitation.
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yeah the first one looks so bulky as compared to the second one i think it's because of camera angle i guess 馃
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for the first time we got to see a funny scene from avengers: doomsday because the previous movie trailers usually had a funny scene at the end
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god i wish he had become the supreme leader and actually rebuilt the empire from its ashes he had so much potential and disney completely wasted it
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I think I heard somewhere that it's a reference to pym falls when hank died as ant man and his body remained as a land mark
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Deadpool & Wolverine cleverly fixes a major Avengers: Endgame continuity mistake
During a scene where Deadpool glimpses the MCU timeline, Marvel secretly addresses a famous fan observation.
In Endgame, Black Panther runs with the Nano Gauntlet while Giant-Man appears in the background. However, Ant-Man was actively fixing the time-van quantum tunnel at that exact moment.
Because Scott Lang was inside the van, Giant-Man could not logically be on the battlefield. This glaring editing error went unexplained in the original movie for years.
Deadpool & Wolverine suggests this duplicate Giant-Man was an unauthorized timeline variant. The TVA pruned this version, explaining why his giant skeleton later sits in the Void.
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Marvel just revealed that we're getting a brand-new look at AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY tomorrow, and here are my theories
Marvel released two teasers hinting at the footage. One confirms it will debut during tomorrow's Baseball World Series, while the other shows the Fantastic Four at the game, strongly suggesting the footage will focus on them.
The first possibility is a new mini-trailer featuring the Fantastic Four, showing more of their universe, Doctor Doom's backstory and his connection to the team.
The second theory is the rumored baseball scene from their universe, connecting directly to the post-credit scene of FANTASTIC FOUR: FIRST STEPS, where Doom takes Franklin Richards from the Baxter Building.
My third theory is that we could see Steve Rogers in the Fantastic Four's universe. He may have ended up there after traveling back in time, or Loki could take him there to prevent an incursion.
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the fact that tony learned from hawkeye's painful time travel experience and fixed the problem before sending the rest of the avengers back is crazy
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THIS COULD EXPLAIN WHY VISION KNOWS DR. BANNER IS UNAVAILABLE
In VisionQuest, Tommy asks Vision who can save him. Vision says only two people could repair him: one died saving the universe, and the other is Dr. Banner.
But Vision confirms that Banner isn't available, leaving him with no one else to turn to.
So how does Vision know Banner is unavailable?
In the Avengers: Endgame Encore post-credit scene, we see Banner isolated in an underground lab, recording video logs for someone.
What if those logs were meant for Vision? Banner could have been sending him regular updates about his progress and his gamma radiation problem.
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How Robert Downey Jr. saved the Avengers in real life:
Back in 2008, Robert Downey Jr. was facing serious legal issues. Taking advantage of his struggling career, Marvel cast him as Iron Man for a surprisingly low paycheck of just $500K.
When Iron Man became a massive hit, RDJ gained major leverage. He negotiated profit-sharing deals that eventually earned him an incredible $75 million for Avengers: Endgame alone.
His biggest power move happened during The Avengers. When Marvel tried to cut the pay of his co-stars and threatened to replace them, RDJ stepped in to protect his fellow cast members.
He told studio executives that if his co-stars were not paid fairly, he would walk away from Iron Man completely. Marvel had no choice but to back down and give the team a better deal.
In real life, RDJ fought for his castmates just as fiercely as Iron Man did on screen. He used his immense star power to stand up to the studio's tough business tactics for everyone.
FrameFiles retweeted
How Robert Downey Jr. saved the Avengers in real life:
Back in 2008, Robert Downey Jr. was facing serious legal issues. Taking advantage of his struggling career, Marvel cast him as Iron Man for a surprisingly low paycheck of just $500K.
When Iron Man became a massive hit, RDJ gained major leverage. He negotiated profit-sharing deals that eventually earned him an incredible $75 million for Avengers: Endgame alone.
His biggest power move happened during The Avengers. When Marvel tried to cut the pay of his co-stars and threatened to replace them, RDJ stepped in to protect his fellow cast members.
He told studio executives that if his co-stars were not paid fairly, he would walk away from Iron Man completely. Marvel had no choice but to back down and give the team a better deal.
In real life, RDJ fought for his castmates just as fiercely as Iron Man did on screen. He used his immense star power to stand up to the studio's tough business tactics for everyone.
