Another question- who did the flying good guy spaceships belong to in the final big battle?

 

Personally, I think this is the most consistent/non bs version of time travel out there.

We tend to think of the past as something permanent that exists, but does it really? The past ceases to exist the moment we enter the present and all we have is the memory. Going back in time is ultimately impossible. You can only go forward...

In the case of Endgame, they went forward into a reality of the past. Because, it seems, in this verse, time is an illusion. Everything is happening right now. You’re technically hopping to the side but you experience it as moving forward. If anyone’s read the dispossessed by Ursula Le guin, the protagonists universality theory posits a very similar concept.

That’s how it makes sense to me at least.

 

From what I've read in post movie interviews, Ravagers from GotG. There was so much going on that I didn't bother checking out what kind of ships, but until I see it again I'll take their word for it.

 

Finally saw this.

Was very pleasantly surprised hwo much humanity was there in a superhero movie finale.

 

Disney released on Disney+ Tony and older Morgan's scene in the soul stone. In my opinion it should be in the film to fully make a point of Tony's sacrifice to his daughter and how it's a reverse of Thanos and Gamora's interactions, but I suspect the directors preferred to have 3000 goodbye in the hologram scene and that's why it wasn't included.

 

How'd you watch it? Disney+ won't be in Eatern Europe for another year.

 

YouTube has at least three different versions. I suspect that Disney will have them deleted sooner than later.