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Originally Posted by foxbox360

Spoiler for Saw the movie yesterday...:

That last scene with Thanos...After killing half of the universe in six day, he rested on green pasture on the seventh. That's what I get from that scene, so biblical.

Spoiler for Comic Books:

Actually, it's more like a nod to the endings of both the original Infinity War comic and the story that actually serves as the basis for Avengers 3 and 4, the Infinity Gauntlet. In both stories, the final shot of Thanos involves him working on a farm.

Originally Posted by GDB

Spoiler:

There were multiple points where Thanos could have been thwarted. Loki could have not given him the space stone (though this is the second most acceptable of the ones where people screwed up). Gamora was the real idiot. She was the only person who knew where the soul stone was, and knew she'd crack... so she goes right to him. She could've just killed herself or fled, but no she went right to him. And then gives it up for Nebula, even though Nebula didn't want her to and was used to torture. Wanda could've killed Vision way earlier and prevented the Time Stone from screwing their plans, but Cap of all people stopped her. I get the sentimentality, but Vision did properly call him out on his BS. And then Doctor Strange (the most acceptable, given he saw the future) just handed over the Time Stone.

So I guess what I'm saying is that Gamora did everything wrong. She's also the only one (other than maybe the Asgardians) who I think will actually stay dead because of this movie.

Spoiler:

In Gamora's defense:

1. She wanted Quill to kill her in case Thanos did try to capture her, and if it weren't for the Reality Stone, he would have succeeded.

2. When she did reveal the location of the Soul Stone, she did so because she assumed that Thanos, in his quest to gain the stones, didn't have anyone that he really loved, making it impossible to gain the Soul Stone (not realizing that Thanos still had unconditional love for her, with him even in mourning after making the sacrifice).

Meanwhile, there's a few more thing that our heroes could have done to prevent Avengers 4:

-Thor teleporting himself, Rocket, and Groot to Titan and confront Thanos while he still has only four stones (seriously, there's no reason for them to be in Wakanda other than to set up Rocket as one of the heroes in Avengers 4);

-Wanda using her "hallucination" magic from Age of Ultron on Thanos before he could get the Mind Stone;

-Thor cutting off Thanos's arm before he can do the infamous finger snap.

Originally Posted by GDB

Vision could easily return though, and likely as the decolored version from the comics.

Spoiler:

Otherwise there wasn't much reason for him to get hooked up to that Wakandan computer, given how little time they had. My guess is that they scanned him, and will find a way to repair the body (with less power and color), and then he and Wanda can continue their story.

Spoiler for Avengers 4:

I do hope they do that way, because if he remains dead in that film, then I'd still defend my belief that Black Widow should have the one who have "died" instead of Wanda.