Well, this was the most depressing Marvel movie I've ever seen. Like seriously. The fact that Nick Fury and Maria what's-her-name "faded" at the end. I have to admit, I like what they did with that. It gives the viewer a sense of how truly powerless humanity is. Planes and cars crash and the who grid could go down due to lack of people running it. Thanos somewhat put humanity behind. It wouldn't be able to continue developing at its current rate in the Marvel universe with half the population of Earth gone. Aliens become a huge factor, too. Half of the world's greatest protectors just perished into piles of ash and dust. It just made us want to cry our eyes out, really. Also, I wouldn't be surprised if Loki was Bruce. Even though he "turned" halfway into the hulk, it could have just been Loki changing his skin tone to make it seem like it. I love Loki in all honesty. I also love the Red Witch. Her power fascinates me. It was kind of sad when she had to kill Vision to save them all, but her work was for naught and nearly everyone ultimately died, including herself. I don't even want to go into what happened to Gamora. She didn't deserve that death AT ALL. If only Quill had held his punch until the final battle. Heck, for all I care, that punch could have been what actually killed Thanos. Instead, it doomed them all. Nebula is an interesting character, to say the least. On the bright side, we are back to the team being made up of the three who began the whole thing, if I remember. Black Widow, Captain America, and Iron Man. It will be interesting to see those three rise from the ashes in a next movie. The end thing kind of reminds me of a Latin quote I found in a book once. "Pulvis et umbra sumus." The phrase translates to 'we are but dust and shadows' or 'we are dust and shadows'.
