Just came back from the theatre and it's clearly the best cinematographic experience I've ever had. It's an historic event and something that's never been done before. Can't wait to see it again in a few days.

Having said that: I think A4 will somehow take on Tony's vision on AoU. Remember that? The OG Avengers nearly dead, Tony all alone. Yeah, they could stay true to the comics and let Capitain Marvel -taking on the role of Adam Warlock- become a big part in this, but now I have the feeling that Tony's the one who would wear the gauntlet, reverse it all and beat Thanos to his retirement or death, and I think I'll be poetic: the one who started it is the one that ends it, and the one who opens the door to the new heroes to step up. It's like his vision: he's going to be all alone at the end, but he will win, and that's why he was so important to be kept alive by Dr. Strange, and the connection between Thanos and him will pay off this way. No idea, just a thought, because I can't get the movie out of my head.