Mad_Ragnarok
I find it interesting that Tony told Quill to chill when he was about to punch Thanos, when he couldn’t do that in Civil War when he found out about his Parents’ death
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I find it interesting that Tony told Quill to chill when he was about to punch Thanos, when he couldn’t do that in Civil War when he found out about his Parents’ death
Thats the thinh, he learned from his mistake. Thats one of the things with tony, he learns from his mistakes
He knew exactly what was about to happen because he’d been there before. Him reacting to Quill before anybody else is my favorite part of this scene because of that.
That’s the point. It shows that Tony is aware he made a serious mistake in attacking Bucky.
Hindsight is 20/20
I’m pretty sure they did it on purpose.
I think the stakes were wayyyyy different.
“I can hit this guy who murdered my parents”
Vs
“Let’s not overreact when half the universe is on the line.”
I love to think that it highlights his maturity abit (Plus the circumstances of this situation is different)
There was slightly more at stake when Quill lost it, don’t you think?
Slightly different circumstances with different stakes lol
How is this comparable!? They weren’t trying to stop Bucky from killing half the universe.
So we just gonna act like half the universe wasn’t at stake huh?
Bucky didn’t have a gun to the head of the universe.
This comparison is very dumb. Like, the circumstances are so different it’s not even sensible to compare. They were about to remove the gauntlet from his hand, I’m sure if Tony wanted to kill Thanos, he would temper his rage until when it comes off and go to town on him.
It makes out Tony is completely unreasonable when we know for sure there’s more to that scene in civil war than just the fact he saw his mother get killed by Bucky, like also learning Steve was hiding that secret the whole time.
If Steve had told him prior, that scene would play out differently. But he didn’t, kept it to himself in attempt to protect Bucky which is understandable since that’s the last friend he had from his own era.
To compare it to the Thanos scene where they almost removed the gauntlet is just dumb. Like, Quil is shown to be very immature because he could still have taken his anger out on Thanos after they remove the gloves which was almost out and people in that scene where saying this.
There wasn’t the half of the universe at stake, when Stark found out the truth. Big difference.
You find it interesting that Tony reacts differently to two completely different circumstances? One that involves his own parents and one that is impersonal to him involving some alien he’s never met?
Why is everyone calling Tony a narcissistic hypocrite? Chill out guys. Stark had been over that phase since at least 2015. Here it’s shown to present character development. Tony act much more level headed as he’s learned from the Siberia skirmish.
Two words:
Character. Arc.
Your chronology is reverse. Tony couldn’t keep a cool head and that broke up the Avengers. It’s why he said Quill to keep calm.
ITT people not understanding the difference between hypocrisy and growth.
Just like how he improves each suit after learning how it could be better, he improves his maturity after learning it was a mistake to attack Bucky
Yeah but that was fate of his friendship with Cap vs Fate of the Entire Universe… so
Well…duh. it’s called learning from mistakes and stopping others from doing the same.
Tony spoke from experience.
What kind of back-asswards analysis is that? Civil war happened before Infinity war.
What happened in Civil War happened before. Tony learned from his past mistakes, which in general is how he has continued to improve his whole ironman armour. Parachutes, heating and trackers. Fighting the ice build up. Tony makes a mistake, then corrects for it. That’s what literally happens in Infinity war. He has experience with losing his head in a battle, so he immediately knows that Quill and the team has a problem. Unfortunately he doesn’t have the best aproach how to solve the issue.
Right; because one: more is at stake here and two: he’s already gone through it so, he knows that it’s a bad idea.
Two completely different circumstances
“Do as I say, not as I do.”
Yes in summary: He is both a narcissist who realized that maaaaaaybe he should’ve thought through fighting Bucky.
Tony is textbook Narcissist , he has no problem telling people to so as he says and not as he does.
Tony is an egomaniac. Whatever he does is right because he’s doing it, and standards are for other people. See also: his refusal to take responsibility for Sokovia and insisting that the whole team is guilty and should take responsibility. The universe seems to agree, since no one ever gets to call him out on it.
Trying to kill Bucky is small potatoes compared to what else he does.
This! All of these comments
Hypocrisy is the single most human characteristic, pal. We all have it.
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Humans.
Such emotional creatures, and yet, so judgmental of the emotional triggers of others..
The fate of the Universe wasn’t on the line two completely different examples. Quill could have waited 30 secs if he wanted to try to go all Sasuke Uchiha on Thanos.
i know people are being condescending but i didnt actually make this connection
so thank u x
Dude, he was face to face with the man who killed his parents!
Yeah..and I see tony didn’t shoot or blast him ?
How does this post have nearly 500 upvotes? One is pissed cos he killed his parents. The other is trying to stop half the universe dying. Not comparable.
i think if tony’s situation had half the universe in stake he would be level headed and not attack bucky
mfw when big titty space alien gf is killed and bruce wayne tells me to cope
Yup and Tony KNOWS that Bucky was not in control of himself when he killed Howard and Maria.
Zemo is RIGHT THERE, and Tony instead decides to use his electromagnetic suit of armor to… attempt to murder Captain America?
In the theater this was so aggravating, mostly because Tony is aggravating in pretty much every movie he’s in beside IW and Endgame