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Maybe with Cap being in the past, now the original comic Avengers can be the new team.

Was reading reddit topics about the movie earlier and there's one thing that didn't really occur to me at the time. It was so incredibly good to finally hear "Avengers assemble!" in the MCU, after having not heard it this entire time, and having it teased in Age of Ultron. It made the phrase that much more meaningful in this movie. I think that may have been the moment I loved the most in the movie, with Cap weilding Mjolnir a close second, and of course the "on your left" moment right behind it. Also, Peter Parker's return was the one that got the most cheers both times I saw it. Guess people really love that Spider-Man.

Avengers: Endgame made 1.2 BILLION dollars it's opening weekend

Cap did go and put Mjolnir back right after it was taken, same as with the Infinity Stones, so that's not really a big deal.

Makes sense.

I always figured with the time travel stuff, just them going back in time sends everything from that point on into a different direction. Maybe not major changes, but definite small changes here and there. So when they went back to 2012, there's now a timeline where Loki escaped, but the original 2012 where he didn't escape still exists as well. The whole butterfly effect, basically. That seemed the most logical to me when it comes to time travel in general. I do like the thought of Kang coming around and making things "right" again, as it were, though. The only real hole in all of that (not the Kang stuff) is the old Cap re-appearing in the "regular" MCU timeline.

Might post more in depth thoughts later.

You really, really don't.

I'm seeing it tonight AND tomorrow before work.

I believe they've said the cheaper Switch will still be able to connect to a TV.

Yeah, that was definitely a movie. Months later i'm still not sure how I really feel about it.

The upcoming Mario Kart game for mobile devices is currently accepting beta signups (Android only at the moment, I believe)

Newest patch lets you change loadouts while in a mission

You (and me to be honest) aren't 1/100th of the man Ron Swanson is.

War Raiders The Viking Experience are now called The Viking Raiders THANK FUCKING GOD. That is a million times better.

Everyone's got something that they saw in a movie or overheard someone say that they couldn't figure out at the time, until years later when they finally figure it out, right? What's something you never understood until much later on? I'm watching Die Hard With A Vengeance for the first time in a while (i've seen it maybe 6 times over the years) and never understood how they figured out the water jug puzzle. It's not that it was incredibly difficult to figure out, I just couldn't do it for some reason until tonight. Another thing, same movie. Not going to spoil it because if you haven't seen the movie yet, you probably never will (it came out in 1995). John walks into the Federal Reserve bank that's been taken over by Simon's people. Something in the elevator tipped him off that the guards with him weren't the real ones, and I never noticed why until tonight. I saw he looked at the badge of one of the guys, but never understood how that clued John in. The guy took the badge from one of the real cops he killed earlier, and John recognized the badge number due to asking him about the lotto numbers that particular cop always played (his badge number). I feel so dumb having never figured those things out.

Word is he's done this a few times over the years.

I honestly couldn't tell you why, but I could not stop watching this.

Gross