I was legitimately confused when Pepper showed up in the suit because I completely forgotten her as a character by that point in the film and thought it was a time travelling Morgan saving Peter.

 

And I hope she's also done, because not only is she an uninspiring performer, but she's also just a shitty person.

 

Never kept up with the actress. Reasoning for this statement?

 

Sells pseudoscience crap to people for huge mark ups.

 

From what I understand, she founded a company called Goop that sells the "essential oils" shit that anti-vaxxers replace vaccines with and all that nonsense. It's a bunch of "natural remedies" snake oil that has no research backing or anything, but is marketed as miracle cures and priced accordingly. The very existence of the company is pretty scumbag on the whole.

 

She named her kids "Apple" and "Moses."

I don't think anything else needs to be said.

 

So...you're saying Morgan won't live to see another movie?

 

Not just 'essential oils', some of the products were actually harmful.

On mobile, so can't fully source, but article by the Independent:

https://www.independent.co.uk/life-...gerous-claims-trading-standards-a8606151.html

 

Before Endgame came out she already said it was her last movie as the character. So, you're in luck!

Phase Four is supposed to cover five years in movie time, so likely not unless there is time travel or dimensional fuckery going on. Given that Loki is out there with a Space stone, anything could pop up.

 

Loki is only out there in the alternate timeline, not the main one. I imagine that the TV show would be set in that timeline but he won't appear or affect the movies.

 

As long as he’s alive, he can be dropped in. It’s Loki. He’ll be back at some point.

 

Wasn't the whole point of replacing the stones after using them so that the splitting of timelines would never happen? Which is also why Captain America ended up in the current timeline after doing so?

 

Depends on who you ask. The directors say that any big change creates a different timeline, the writers say only removing of the stone does.

 

Ah, fair point then. In most situations, I'd agree with the writers (Being the equivalent of WOG from an author) but how would that work? Do the existing characters have their memories modified? From Thor's point of view, does that mean his brother never died?

 

I don't remember it from the theatrical release over here.

 

IIRC there's a scene in Infinity War where Thor meets Gamora and says that line which is what you might be thinking of.

 

@Ched



30 second mark

 

So I watched it, had a few days to stew. I was entertained by the lights and the combat and the good cinematography. I'm not going to touch any of the time-related stuff with a ten foot pole, but I do want to ask who that kid in the funeral was, standing alone near the back. Blond dude?