What's a scene in an MCU movie that's the easiest to overlook?

Avengers: Endgame. Specifically, the struggle that happens in the final fight of the movie, where Thanos is using both of his hands and his body weight in order to win the exchange against fat T…

Top stories for Long   What's a scene in an MCU movie that's the easiest to overlook? David Emanuel, The Aesir Chronicler • Answered April 20 Avengers: Endgame. Specifically, the struggle that happens in the final fight of the movie, where Thanos is using both of his hands and his body weight in order to win the ... Read more » 205 44   Why didn't Dreamworks succeed in its goal to become a major film studio? Asked in The Tao of Screenwriting/Movies/TV • Answered by Ken Miyamoto • June 1, 2021 Because it's not easy making movies. And it's even more difficult running a Film/TV studio. Even for these three Hollywood powerhouses — Steven Spielberg, David Geffen, and... Read more » 464 23   Should the Minnesota Vikings extend Sam Darnold? Asked in The Game Behind The Game • Answered by Tony Twillie • February 1 Several million dollar question…. The options: Sign Darnold to a multi-year deal. Even though you drafted JJ McCarthy to be your guy of the future, you're going to stick with... Read more » 20 8   What is the integration of 1/ ((x^2+a^2) ^2 (x ^2+b ^2) from -infinty to infinity? Brian Sittinger, PhD Mathematics, University of California, Santa Barbara (2006) • Answered April 18 We are given the improper integral (assuming that [math]a, b > 0[/math] where [math]a \neq b[/math]) [math]I = \displaystyle \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{1}{(x^2 + a^2)^2 (x^2 + b^2)} \, dx. \tag*{}[/math] For another solution, we use the Residue Theorem from Complex Analysis. To this end, we fix a constant [math]R > \max\{a,...[/math] Read more » 32   What could disrupt McKinsey, Bain, or BCG? When will it happen and how? Kaushik Anand, worked at McKinsey & Company • Answered February 12, 2013 Having worked at McKinsey before, I disagree with a lot of the answers here. In any of the top consulting firms, data crunching and serving insights is probably 20% of the ... Read more » 160 3   What is the purpose of tariffs on foreign goods? Would removing them completely have any potential consequences? Wayne Evans, former Self Employed Furniture Maker, now retired. (1974-2004) • Updated Wed Okay ,I heard a Texas shrimper interviewed a few days ago. He liked the tariffs. He said it made it so restaurants didn't have an advantage to buy the cheaper foreign shrim... Read more » 117 5   Why is Trump silent on Musk saying that the MAGA people need to leave the Republican Party? Asked in Done with the Bullshit? • Answered by Linda Johnson • December 30 This particular outrage does not surprise even one Democratic voter. Not one. We all knew this coming. Trump has never been loyal to anyone but himself. Musk this week threat... Read more » 6.6K 1.1K   What is the purpose of placing handcuffs behind the back instead of in front? Are there any differences between the two methods? Larry Nutter, former Captain (Retired) at Department of Corrections (1980-2003) • Answered April 18 I spent 23 years working in maximum security prisons. There were many inmates who pumped iron 6 or 8 hours a day. With cuffs in front, they could best almost any single off... Read more » 1.4K 76   If the afterlife is real, then why can't the dead do anything to help the living during difficult times and I mean in more substantive ways than things like dreams? Asked in Afterlife • Answered by Rick Keene • January 24, 2024 My Dad very sadly passed in January of 2019. And while he did not want to talk about God before his passing or even believe in 'him' he has done just what I asked of him. Sh... Read more » 648 119   Are heated roofs a thing in colder climes to combat snow accumulation? Melt the bottom and the rest just slides off. Kari Autero, North European from Finland • Updated April 13 Heated roofs are not a thing, not here in Finland anyway. We build our roofs to carry the weight of the snow. The accumulation of the snow is not the problem, but what happ... Read more » 49 1   How does a hypospray from Star Trek work, and how is it different from our injections of today? Asked in The Alpha Quadrant • Answered by Joseph Reinemann • November 6 Hyposprays are actually one of the rare examples of Trek using real life tech, albeit in a radically different format. With a syringe, you are sticking a hollow needle throu... Read more » 349 52   Are old people today (40 to 60) much more skilled and informed then todays "social media" generation? Matthew Bates, Teacher (2009-present) • Updated Mon Let me fix that grammar for you: Are old people today (40 to 60) much more skilled and informed than today's "social media" generation? I wouldn't say more "skilled and infor... Read more » 183 27 Read more in your feed

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