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Hi, I am Joe Russo.
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And I'm Anthony Russo.
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And we directed Avengers: Endgame.
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And yes, we are still talking about it.
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Now we're here to do Avengers support blue AdBlue blogs.
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So, a baby born a few days before the snap that vanishes during the snap is technically now five years old, right?
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But it's still a newborn because it didn't age during the five years it vanished.
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Also, a Spider-Man, twenty now?
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Did he age?
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It's been five years.
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Yeah.
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So, anybody who did go away at the snap, when they come back, they come back at the moment they went away.
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So, they sort of missed those five years.
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Well, everybody who didn't go away was aging those five years like we all normally.
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So, you wouldn't age a few words apt out of existence; you would just stop existing, and then when you were brought back, you would begin existing again.
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So, no, the baby would not be five years older.
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The baby would just be the exact same age it was when it disappeared.
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So, hence, Tom Holland, his Peter Parker character would be the same age that he was when he disappeared.
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Why five years?
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Why not ten?
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Why not five months?
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What's the significance?
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Basically, we wanted to pick a period of time that was long enough to have forced everybody to move on.
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You could no longer sort of be clinging to what we should have done, how we should have done it differently, maybe we can go back and stop this.
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We wanted, we wanted everybody to go through a life cycle where they had to really commit to an existence where this was their new reality.
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And five years just seemed like the right amount of time for that.
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This is from Needy Unemotional at Sam Keaton, question 44: Why did they not show how Bruce merged his brain with Hulk's movie?
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We wanted to track how every single one of the Avengers was moving forward from the experience of Infinity War.
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And Banner had this very unique experience where he, the opening of Infinity War, he loses to Thanos as Hulk.
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Later in the film, he loses to Thanos as Banner.
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And so he is left with this reality that, you know, neither version of himself could stop Thanos.
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So, in the five-year time elapsed that happens early on in Endgame, he so dedicates himself to trying to better himself so that this never happens again.
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And that's sort of the proper motivation for him to finally figure out how to reconcile the two sides of himself.
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Okay.
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And that was just our specific needs for our story.
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And now you have this incredible action figure.
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It's got some good flex.
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Okay, quick question: How do you return a Soul Stone?
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It's not like Black Widow's soul will be floating around or going back to her body.
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And also, what was Captain America's reaction to seeing Red Skull again?
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So, this is from Moses at Makes and Mixed Experience.
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So, you get an email like you do on Amazon, and then you have to print up a label, put it on the stone, stick it in the mail.
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It goes back to Reggie's girl.
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Fingers crossed!
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Keep your fingers crossed!
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Yeah.
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So, seeing Red Skull again, I don't know.
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That's a good question.
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Kept me hopefully Cap will remember him.
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Alex Gross: Why did you kill Tony Stark?
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Pass Victor Stone mean mugging.
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Hold on.
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Hulk has a whole healing factor, why did his arm heal?
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The Hulk has never come up against every Infinity Stone in a gauntlet and the pure power of those stones.
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And Thanos is nearly invincible, and then he did not heal either.
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So clearly, when you wield the full power of the Infinity Stones, it is irreparable damage to your being, if it doesn't even kill you.
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Daniel, alright, let's settle this once and for all: Who is the most powerful Avenger?
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There seems to be some sort of poll here where Scarlet Witch got 23%, Captain Marvel got 6%, hmm, Thor got 19%, and the kid from Iron Man 3, 52%.
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Correct?
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Jeff Fogle, how do you decide what to keep directly from the comics and what to use as inspiration?
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A lot of it is what you emotionally respond to in the books, how you feel about the character.
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There's no sort of formula to why we would pull something from the books, it's really just inspiration.
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It's like when Winter Soldier, we love the tone of the original run of the books, so we use that tone in the movies.
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Sometimes we'll find a panel that we love, and then we'll try to build a moment around the panel like we did in the Civil War.
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But it's, it's impossible to sort of define any sort of scientific approach to it.
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Yeah.
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Oftentimes, sometimes there's something that we like in the books that doesn't translate cleanly to a modern movie, and we find another way to interpret it.
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This is Garrett 51 at Amazing Garrett: "I feel like the whole reason Professor Hulk was introduced was to force Mark Ruffalo in a mocap suit more as a punishment for leaking spoilers."
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By the Russo Brothers.
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This is a very interesting theory.
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It may be true, but we'll never admit to it being true.
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Cats.
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So, who wants to sit for six hours and watch both Avengers movies back to back for me to catch Easter eggs?
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Not us.
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We've seen them too many times.
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At Russo, rather serious question: When Dr. Strange is seeing all the scenarios for how the war could end, does he see it like a montage or a movie?
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How do you, as the creators, see this happening in his brain?
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This is a great question.
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And I mean, Strange has to exert an immense amount of energy into going into this state.
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And the amount of time that he's in this state, as we know from the history in his own standalone film, Dr. Strange, he could be in that state for who knows how long.
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So, it could have taken Strange an immensely long time to actually review all these scenarios.
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It's to physically live them, you know, and then die in each of them.
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And right before he dies, he has to reset it as we saw at the end of Dr. Strange, and do it again, and take copious notes each time he does it.
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Great question that we have.
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Thank you.
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Russo Brothers, what happened to the Vision's body?
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That's a good question.
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It's a very good question.
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Feels like a story for another time.
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Yeah.
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Curvy Llama, that is an incredible Twitter handle!
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If you could be one Avenger, who would it be and why?
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Powers, good looks, personality, respond with yes.
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Mine would be female for funny, witty, kind, carefree, powerful.
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That's a very accurate description.
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Yeah.
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I think I'd take Spider-Man is my favorite character growing up.
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I think any, any kid would want to swing on webs or crawl walls.
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And I love his suit.
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I'll take Falcon because I am really interested in what his future as Captain America will be.
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Sean Endo: Hey Russo Brothers, I thought the Avengers weren't supposed to talk about the future in the past, so I had Professor Hulk talk about Strange giving the Time Stone of Fanus to the Ancient One.
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Conscience, may I mention that that is a Back to the Future rule that is not applicable in our universe?
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We're playing by a different set of rules.
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Watch the scene again with Hulk, Rhodey, and Paul Rudd, Scott Lang, and just listen to how they describe the rules of time-travel in our movie.
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There's two scenes that play back to back sort of described it.
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You know, it gives you everything you need to know about time travel.
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Though you may be thinking about the fact that Dr. Strange doesn't want to tell Tony about what timeline they're in as they're going into the climactic fight with Thanos.
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The difference between these two situations are, you know, when Smart Hulk is talking to the Ancient One, the Ancient One is no longer alive during the events that they're discussing.
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Whereas Tony is very much involved in the events that he and Strange are talking about.
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So, there's a little bit of a distinction there, and that's just really talking to someone about this prior to their death.
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You don't want to emotionally confuse them or create a situation where they no longer want to go through with what they're supposed to go through, especially when your chances are one in 14 million.
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You have to be very, very careful about not messing it up.
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Daniel Rickman: "So much I love Infinity War, just rewatched it again!"
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"The consistency with the characters' power levels all over the place."
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"Scarlet Witch and Vision, two of the most powerful Avengers, lost to aliens and were saved by Captain America and Black Widow, a human!"
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Well, Vision gets skewered at the very beginning of that fight, so he's really not functioning at full power.
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He then becomes a, what would we, a liability in the fight because now Scarlet Witch has to protect a crippled Vision, and it puts her at a disadvantage.
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And Vision mentions that weapon sort of has an effect on him that he didn't expect.
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So, once Vision and Wanda are cornered because Vision can't function at that point, Cap and Natasha and Falcon — oh, but functioning as a unit for three years in Civil War, a very tight unit, as the three years of Tears since the Lord, I think it was, to the surprise attack Proximal Corvus — I get the jump on them and and help a Vision Wanda escaped.
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That's how that scene played out.
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Yeah.
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And those are powerfully powerful aliens, but not when you sneak up on them.
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Why did you just delete a scene like this, Shafak Kaka Cow Canal?
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Cause a crazy or what?
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Tony deserved it.
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And they're asking why we deleted the scene where everyone is kneeling.
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We deleted it.
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This has seemed on the bonus features and the home release, and that's why we're deleted it out.
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So we had some bonus features after the DVDs.
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That's really important, super important.
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Next question.
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Shannon and Rona: "Okay, I hope one day the Russo Brothers see my dedication to Tony Stark and Pepper Potts."
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"This is just from 2018 and all handmade."
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We're seeing it, and it's incredible, and you're amazing.
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Yeah.
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And thank you for being such a huge fan of Tony and Pepper Potts.
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You know what confused me while watching Endgame: the fact that there are two Barton daughters.
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Please correct me if I'm wrong, but both of Joe Russo's kids got to be in the movie.
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One was Lea Barton, I believe, and was Lila, but both never shared screen time.
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Yes, both my daughters were in the movie.
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One of them did play Lila Barton at the beginning of the film, and she was snapped out of existence.
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The other played a fan of the Hulk in the diner; they're completely unconnected characters.
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They do look a little bit alike, so maybe that was confusing, but they are not.
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You may have been credited as Leah Janna credits, but not as Liam Barton in the credits.
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So, this is just a random kid hanging out in a diner, up and see the Hulk, and want his autograph.
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It just happens to share a resemblance to Lila Barton.
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Yes.
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Alright, Nicholas Bauer, Russo Brothers, how come Peter Parker's friends didn't age in Avengers: Endgame?
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I understand why he didn't age, but five years went by for everyone else, and which would be 2023.
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We see Pete reunite with that it's cool, surrounded by kids with backpacks, that I missed something?
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Well, yes, also, Ned also went away.
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You know, anybody who is still the same age as Peter Parker went away as well.
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And kids with backpacks in that school are all kids who went away and now are back at school, or kids who were, you know, nine years old when the snap happened and now they're freshmen.
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So, have you seen the new Spider-Man movie?
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It explains it.
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Well, one problem with Endgame is that Falcon got the shield; why didn't Bucky get it?
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Mm.
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Falcon is an amazing character who is certainly very deserving of the shield.
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Yeah.
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And Bucky, you know, look at the thing we've loved exploring about Bucky is his, he has a very complicated history, he has a damaged mind.
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I don't know you want to hand a very powerful weapon to somebody who is vulnerable like that.
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Macho Man Russo Brothers, how do you guys not have any Nova Corps member in a fight against Thanos?
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Love the movie, but just boggles my mind.
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Didn't even have to be Richard Rider.
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Look closely at that scene again there, and you will see there are thousands of people.
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Yeah, you will see Richard Ryder in the background of a shot, Easter Egg, everyone!
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Thank you so much, these were great questions!
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Yes.
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Yeah, sending in these questions, we really appreciate it.
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And hopefully you got satisfactory answers.
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Yeah.
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And I hopefully you have answers of your own.
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See ya!