Comments by "BlackFlagsNRoses" (@blackflagsnroses6013) on "Avengers: Infinity War - Ending u0026 Themes Explained" video.

  1. Something I found refreshing about Thanos is how unique a villain he is. Clearly he’s the film’s protagonist. It’s scary how much he thinks his vision of life in the universe is the right one. The fact that instead of snapping up more space and resources for life he is adamant that the only way is to exterminate half of all sentient life. I think it enforces the idea that though he is rational he is also indeed a Mad Titan! Then there is the whole logical but twisted sense of fairness and mercy he possesses. He annihilates randomly without pretenses of social class, or nitpicking victims, it’s 50% death and it’s wickedly fair in that sense without a doubt. And with the Gauntlet and Stones he exterminated painlessly, no torture or pain, just random disintegration. To top it all off he doesn’t seek to become essentially God to rule and subjugate the universe, he has a goal, a mission, that he thinks makes him the unsung hero of the universe that’ll never be understood or praised by grateful life; but he has done it and will watch the fruits of his great labor and leave life now to their, as he sees it, better future and fate. He has a messiah complex and has sacrificed what he loves for the greater good... 😈 Mad Titan Thanos!
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  2. worldthroughabucket what a dark economics lesson 😨😄
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  3. TicTacPilgrim don’t forget he’s rational but that doesn’t mean he isn’t a Mad Titan
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  4. DrVonJay Reality can do many things. Don’t exactly know the extent of the Stones powers but it may be possible. But I guess there is some reasoning in what you’re saying, but not for certain imo.
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  5. Emmanuel Jean Charles you don’t have to...
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