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After the release of Avengers: Infinity War there's been a bit of confusion
as to why a lot of the things in the trailers were missing or changed for the final film.
Now I don't think this is a case of massive reshoots like we've got for Rogue One or Justice League,
which resulted in huge changes to the final product. These projects were riddled with production problems stemming from
clashes in creative visions and whether or not a mustache could be
successfully removed in post. Debate is still very much up in the air about that one,
but if you ask me I'd say that this is an absolute
triumph. The change is made to Infinity War though
I believe are mostly intentional and served two purposes: one, to avoid spoilers and two, to intentionally
misdirect the audience so nobody guesses the final outcome. You remember when half the cast is like "oh, man!
I'm turning to dust!"
There's also a bunch of stuff that was entirely cut that was based on early concept art and also some small snippets that we've seen
that we'll also be going through. So yeah, that's what we're doing here today
if it wasn't clear. Going through all the stuff that didn't make it into the film
and why it wasn't in the film. These are the topics. The time codes are below if you want to jump around. Everyone
Happy? I hope so because this video is done. I am not changing it. Having seen this movie twice, I'm not bragging
it's just that's the carefree rock-and-roll lifestyle
that I live that others only dream of, it became apparent early on that a number of the shots were reversed to play better in
The trailer or to have it appear that two separate scenes were in fact the same scene when in fact there were two
separate scenes. An obvious example of this is this moment between ever Ebony Maw and Doctor Strange
when this was actually meant for Thor at the beginning of the film. We got the reveal of the Iron Spider suit
and how it will be sporting extra arms like it did in the comic Punch Avengers Punch,
but it was never shown in the trailers. This shot here of Spider-Man spinning through the debris is added to in the final film with
the extra arms, including him catching both Mantis and Drax. We also got a reverse, Thor: Ragnarok
situation, which included both eyes in the trailer only to remove one of them in the final film. This time around Thor's eyepatch was added
to the scenes that were set after Rocket gifts him the robot eye
that had been on his butt that includes this shot, this shot, and...
this shot! Interestingly, like we say from this behind-the-scenes image, the eye patch was CGI
even for the scenes that it was included in, which is...
You know, I don't know. I don't know what to make of any of that!
*snap* Actually, I just figured it out!
This was filmed well before the release of Ragnarok
and if he was wearing it and then that footage leaked then we'd have known that Thor lost an eye
despite all this, the reveal of a two-eyed Thor had already happened in the merchandise, like other things that were spoiled, which we will get to.
Speaking of adding and taking away things though, this trailer
never shows more than two Infinity stones in
Thanos's possession at any given time in order to hide where and when he gets each one. This includes this sequence at the end
where he faces off against Captain America, because in the final film he actually has all of them, bar 1 and the final
misdirect is where Peter Parker tells Tony Stark that he's sorry
before turning to ash, as he should be. You're upsetting bloody everyone. You're upsetting the audience.
You'll probably upset your mum. Wait, no.
She's dead. You'll upset your aunt. Anyways, now footage of this hadn't been released on the Internet,
but it was shown in a very early trailer, and I believe Comic Con 2017, and from this leaked footage
we see that none of the dissolving effect, as of yet, had been put in, probably to prevent spoilers,
but also because this is a full 10 or so months before the film's release, so it's unlikely
that a lot of the shots were finished. But speaking of bloody unfinished shots!
There's a couple of moments during the film that looked slightly different from the trailers. The Outriders from that alien attack looked a little more
detailed to me. A bit more slick and slippery in the final film. That may of course be a result of seeing the film on
a much bigger screen than say
my telephone. The other definitively altered shot is of the Hulk Buster standing up in this moment.
It was revealed in the movie that this is
directly after Bruce Banner takes a tumble and when he stands up a whole lot of dirt and dust pour off the suit.
Hey, do you remember this bit from the movie?
It's pretty good bit. You probably remember it.
But did you notice, in the cinema, if you could focus,
despite all the clapping and cheering and whooping that may have been going on around you in the audience,
Star-Lord actually puts up his Rude Finger to Thanos, and not just a fist. I'd imagine this was changed for the trailer
so it could show in front of a wider audience.
Funnily enough, a similar thing was done in the first Guardians trailer in this particular moment.
Oh! I'm sorry. I- I didn't know how this machine worked well
Well, let's get into some full-on deleted scenes. Stuff that Marvel was like "No! We're getting rid of this. You can't have that much movie.
Why don't you away for the blu-ray if you want to see this stuff, or at the very least until someone rips it onto YouTube?"
Scarlett Johansson mentioned in December of last year that the relationship between her and Bruce Banner that started in age of Ultron
would be addressed. She had this to say about filming a scene together
I was gonna do a voice here, but you know I- I obviously can't, so I'm just gonna do it in my voice
"I just finished-"
No. "I just finished Aven-" See. No. No good so,
"I just finished Avengers: Infinity War, the first one. My character has this ongoing relationship with Mark Ruffalo's character.
I had such devastation that day.
I don't know why. It was something about this character that Mark plays and this is something that should feel so solid and
suddenly it doesn't and it reminds me of so much of the things going on in my own life at the time."
Now, that could be applied to this moment, where they united at Avengers HQ,
but I'd hazard a guess
that that conversation might have happened in this scene we saw from the trailers that never made it into the film, with Bruce Banner
adjusting the Hulkbuster armor so he can wear it himself.
She further explained in a later interview the
motivations behind the split, where she mentions that it's been so long since they've seen each other
and they kind of made the decision then that they were going to sacrifice their own personal desires for the greater good.
This is probably not going to make it in, but she also mentions that her and Steve Rogers had been together when they went underground
and it was purely platonic
and really a result of the situation that they were in. Another moment that was removed from the film was this line from Thanos:
"Fun isn't really something one considers when balancing the universe.
But this *chuckle*
Does put a smile on my face."
I'm not sure why this was the case,
but if I had to guess, it was probably because Thanos seemed to be suppressing the joy he felt in
balancing the universe, or maybe he just took no join in it at all. I guess it depends on when exactly this line was supposed to
go in. If it was after Gamora's death, when he's all, you know, cut up and sad and having a big old cry, it would
seem a bit out of place. All right!
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yeah. Seeing Thor directly after he forges his new weapon. There was none of that.
He pretty much grabs it and the next time we see him
he arrives at Wakanda.
In this moment though, looks like he could have been holding up his axe, but it was removed, again to avoid any spoilers,
but also again, that axe was revealed
years ago in concept art and less than years ago with the release of toys and such. And that brings us to the Hulk.
Ah man, what a- what a misdirect?
I thought there'd be more backlash to this, but everyone seems to be, you know, pretty chilled out about it
and I was going to talk about this earlier, but you know, I didn't, so I'm doing it now. But one of the most
reposted gifs, yeah, I say gif not jiff, is this shot of the Avengers running and at the back here
we've got the bloody Hulk having a grand old time. Now
we speculated early on that because we don't see the Hulkbuster suit here that might mean that Bruce Banner is in the suit and then
he busts out of it at some point when he gets swamped by angry bitey monsters. This shot, however
never made it into the film
and it appears as if it was never going to. Or was it?! You see, the reason
I was all "Or was it?!" just then was because there's been pieces of merchandise
released that had this very thing happening. Now it could have been in a movie at some point during production.
Maybe it even stemmed from early concept art,
but maybe this whole thing was an elaborate misdirect, as sometimes toys are. Do you remember the Mandarin doing this from Iron Man 3?
I mean, I do, but that's because my imagination is crazy off the charts. It's just- it's beyond anything anyone could possibly comprehend.
I don't like to brag about it, but it's- it's one- it's-
It's very... good. Maybe though this whole thing was changed during production
so we'd get a big Hulk reveal in
Avengers 4. Who's to say really? I do though think that this shot was always meant only for the trailer.
I mean there's never a point in this film where any of this would make sense. They're all so close together.
It looks really staged, kind of like this shot from Age of Ultron, that movie where everyone's like "boo!
No good!" I mean, I thought it was alright. It gave us the Vision and lots of- lots of identical robots. That was...
was good, wasn't it? Few more things. There's footage of Johnny Favreau on set, dressed again like he's to play happy Hogan.
I think there's a fair chance that the early Pepper Potts and Tony Stark scenes were going to feature him,
but then they were removed. Also, we've seen two alternate versions of Peter Parker introducing himself to Dr. Strange.
"I'm Peter by the way."
"Dr. Strange."
Oh! Using your made-up names. Then I am Spider-Man."
"I'm Peter!"
"Dr. Strange."
"Oh, your using your made up names. Um, I'm Spider-Man then."
I mean, movies always have multiple takes.
It's never just one take. Let's move on. I mean, this isn't like...
You know what, I can't think of a relevant film reference here. Turns out my imagination is...
Just do the next thing, yeah? This just came out
I found it interesting, which is all relative obviously, but that is that Infinity Mar writers Markus and McFeely
considered bringing in some TV characters, ever so briefly,
at one point. What it came down to though, was when they began working on the story they realized they had their hands full already
with just the set of characters they already had.
So get out of here, Fitz and/or Simmons, whichever one of you is which! Okay, let's wrap this up with concept art!
You've probably seen this piece with Thor and Rocket.
He's clearly sporting the original Thor look and an axe that has a handle more akin to that of Mjolnir.
This was probably done well before his final look for Ragnarok was decided upon. That new Iron Man suit that Tony Stark has. It can
probably do more things, like have wings.
We didn't see any of that in the film, or we did and I totally missed it. But then again
I did see the movie twice. It's not a big deal.
I may have mentioned that earlier. And there's also this piece where Tony Stark is looking at a bunch of his suits
They do look like older designs, but these just might be what they were potentially going for
originally. I believe though that is...
everything. I mean for now, there's always more stuff revealed. If there is please,
you know, leave a comment below or even any of the stuff mentioned here.
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