Infinity War Hot Take

omg, I had the exact same theory about what the snap actually did - that the two halves of all the beings would split off into parallel universes. In one of them, there would be no Thanos. So he'd just vanish and leave behind the infinity gauntlet, so the remaining Avengers could undo the snap without facing his opposition.

I was wondering where the cool meta discussion of the obligatory nature of YouTube, and then i remembered that was endgame This is what i get for being awake at 3

I really appreciated the Twilight Zone discussion, thank you Jenny

All of this is very interesting, but has Randy Moore put in his $7 yet?

Hey Jenny, I am brand new patron, since I stumbled accords this page. I have been watching your videos for over a year now and I have to say that you are perfect. You are my favorite woman and I would be lucky to marry anyone half as cool as you.

My really niche observation is why did Bucky's new arm disappear when his gun didn't

Stan Lee uncannily showing up as different people in each Marvel movie is pretty Twilight Zone-ish, when you think about it.

This video made me realize that what we really need is a Twilight Zone cinematic universe.

Oh, and you really should consider moving "your name in the credits" to a higher tier.

"That's weird, right? Sometimes people are just ... dolls." You crack me up.

"Willoughby... this stop is Willoughby..."

I need to know what Skippy was drinking!

I loved Infinity War. I was waiting for Thanos to turn some people in to a jack-in-box like that boy in the Twilight Zone episode. So I loved it when he turned Drax and Mantis into spaghetti.

I loved that doll story! And I didn't get it right up until the end (which admittedly was only twenty seconds after the idea was introduced, but still). And it would have been the best Twilight Story/ Except your forgot the other, other twist which was that halfway through one of the characters was seized and then returned to the box horribly mangled and then, at the end, it's revealed the owner is a giant destructive toddler

I will disagree with one point you made. You said every character interaction and fight with Thanos was a foregone conclusion that Thanos would win. The team on Titan almost defeated him using teamwork, and were only upended by Star Lord being a hothead after hearing Thanos killed Gamora (as shown in Guardians 2). Spidey removed the gauntlet even, even for a brief moment. Also, when Thor buries Stormbreaker in Thanos’ chest, I thought maybe they end it this way and Thanos would be defeated, but nope... *snap* After the fact, yeah, these fights seemed like a foregone conclusion, but in the moment, I still had hope. I don’t think many expected a major downer ending like they gave us. And I think most people aren’t aware of how the business and the behind the scenes stuff works, which is why their deaths weren’t met with glee like you and me because you knew they were going to be resurrected. Some people actually believe these guys are dead. If only to be as naive as those people.

Jenny’s obsession with the Twilight Zone and how it ties into plots is only matched by Mike Stoklasa’s need to tie in every plot to Star Trek. It’s glorious.

Make fun if you want but I can't imagine Loki actually being dead and the entire MCU collection of movies not being his redemption arc.

I'd just like to take a moment to appreciate how comfortable Porg looks now that he's got his massive neckless head supported by his floppy left flipper.

But Killmonger had a similar final scene and we were very much meant to emphasize with him, weren't we?

Wooo