The ultimate villain in both "Avengers 3" and "Avengers 4" is Thanos. The Thanos in the movie is actually quite different from the comics. In the original comics, Thanos is just a pure He snapped his fingers to erase half of the life in the universe, just to please the goddess of death. However, the character of Thanos in the movie was portrayed more flesh and blood. His motive for snapping his fingers was not for his own desires, but just In order to balance the universe and ensure sufficient resources in the universe.
The audience has a lot of controversy about Thanos’s snapping fingers. Some people think Thanos is wrong. Why does Thanos decide the fate of others? Even if the result is random, how many people will lose their parents , Children, friends, and partners, after snapping their fingers, the world will also fall into chaos for a period of time. During that period of time, it will cause quite a chain reaction, and more than half of the universe will die.
However, some people agree with Thanos’ approach. Although from a human point of view, Thanos is indeed inexcusable, but from the perspective of the universe, from a higher and farther perspective, Thanos’s This approach can indeed solve the problem of shortage of resources. There may be some people who cannot support Thanos’ approach, but they feel that everything that Thanos does is based on a good starting point, and the role of Thanos is worthy of admiration.
However, regardless of whether Thanos did right or wrong, Thanos was defeated by the superheroes after all. Although Thanos managed to collect 6 infinite gems in "Avengers 3" and snapped a finger, Half of the life in the universe was erased, but the surviving superheroes did not admit their fate. Not only did they save those lost lives, they also eliminated Thanos completely. Two time-space Thanos, one was beheaded by Thor and the other was One of Iron Man's fingers snapped away.
At the end of "Reunion 4", when Iron Man finished snapping his fingers, Thanos was dumbfounded on the spot. Watching his men slowly turn to ashes, Thanos seemed to have a helpless and helpless look. Sitting on a rock staggeringly, waiting to turn to ashes, did he regret it while waiting?
Actually, the moment when Thanos sat and waited for death was quite complicated. Thanos should be awakened at the last moment. He always thought of his destiny, but the final result showed that he was neither God nor destiny. At the moment Thanos turned to ashes, there was even a trace of relief. After all, he had fought for his goal. The result is no longer important, but as a generation of powerful Thanos, he does not regret it. If he is allowed to come back Once, I believe he will do the same thing. How do you think about it?
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