They figured the audience wouldn’t need yet another battle in which Thanos emerged victorious with an Infinity Stone, especially because that battle wouldn’t add much to the characters or plot. One version of the script included a huge battle where Thanos attacked Xandar, but it was cut because it was pretty much a foregone conclusion, McFeely and Markus said. In the finished version of “Infinity War,” Thanos gets the Power Stone, which was left in the care of the Nova Corps of the planet Xandar in “Guardians of the Galaxy,” off-screen - he has it when he attacks Thor and the Asgardians. That meant there were multiple versions of the script. Markus and McFeely discuss how they went through multiple iterations of the “Infinity War” script, because they were developing it even before other MCU movies - notably “Black Panther” and “Thor: Ragnarok” - were completed, or even written. Thanos assaulting Xandar to get the Power Stone was in a previous draft of the script Turns out, the person calling for help is Thor” director Kenneth Branagh, or Sir Kenneth if you’re feeling especially British.Īlso Read: 'Avengers: Infinity War' Post-Credits Scene Explained: What Logo Was That on the Pager?
We hear a distress signal from the Asgardian ship at the start of the movie. “Infinity War” picks up with Thanos (Josh Brolin) attacking the Asgardian “ark” ship. That movie ended with Thor (Chris Hemsworth) leading his people away from a destroyed Asgard. “Infinity War” opens almost directly after “Thor: Ragnarok,” the MCU movie which takes chronologically right before it. Kenneth Branagh was the voice of the Asgardian distress call In the home video release for “Infinity War,” the Russos and Markus and McFeely give feature commentary to go with the movie, and they reveal all kinds of interesting things about the film - plus, they confirm a few fan theories about what’s going on in the movie that might give hints about the events of “Avengers 4.” Here are all the interesting, cool and cryptic things we learned from the director commentary on “Infinity War.” Directors Joe and Anthony Russo and screenwriters Chris Markus and Steve McFeely layered their culmination of 10 years of Marvel Cinematic Universe movies with references that cut right back to the MCU’s beginnings, and there are plenty of clues about what the future might hold scattered within, too.
Fans have been speculating about all kinds of things about “Avengers: Infinity War” since the movie came out.
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