<p>Um..fan petitions aren’t bad unless they have some crazy negative intention. Marvel isn’t going to do anything about it, and it’s going to fail, but it’s just them expressing their love for the franchise</p><p>
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<p>There is no reason for this petition.</p><p>
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<p>This petition would not exist if the Russos had done a better job with the movie, and had had more respect for the other directors' characters (that is to say, all the Avengers who aren't Steve Rogers). Really, it was a bad idea to let the directors of one character's movies be put in charge of the ensemble's finale. </p>

<p>@Sharky:</p><p>People have opinions and just because it’s in the “minority” doesn’t mean it isn’t less valid than yours</p><p>
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<p>@CaptainRedshirt so what exactly are some examples of the Russos “not handling other directors’ characters properly”?</p><p>
</p><p>Might I remind you that Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Jon Favreau, James Gunn, Victoria Alonso, Jeremy Latcham, and Trinh Tran were executive producers for this film...</p><p>
</p><p>These creative decisions weren’t just the Russos going rogue or whatever. They were planned out for years by numerous directors and Marvel Studios executives.</p><p>
</p><p>Now, that’s not to say that there aren’t things in Endgame I disagree with. There are plenty. But I’d like to hear out what exactly you have problems with.</p><p>
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<p>The Time Traveling rules in the film was a cheap cop out from the butterfly effect</p><p>
</p><p>Time Traveling rules caused a lot of paradoxes, plot holes and alternate timelines to suffer. They’re gonna want revenge and answers for us screwing up their timeline.</p><p>
</p><p>Why didn’t the Avengers just go the days before Thanos destroyed the stone? Make things a lot easier. </p><p>
</p><p>Steve’s ending, on a lore and character level, made no sense and was butchered.</p><p> </p><p>Nats ending was terrible. She is thrown off the cliff and she doesn’t get a funeral. Now the Black Widow movie is a prequel. Prequels about dead characters are stupid unless the character background is super vague. I get Widow has something she feels she needs to redeem herself for, and that’s “vague” and we can learn it in the prequel but her killing hers left for it is stupid. Her ending for me would’ve set a lot better if Hawkeye sacrificed himself and Black Widow went back to Russia to face whatever problem or “red ledger” she has, setting up her solo film.</p><p>
</p><p>Fat Thor. I get that Thor is depressed. I know his character has to downgrade from Infinity War, but making him fat and making him some joke was not the way to go for it. Make him go on a revenge quest, or have him spend all his time in Vahalla. And the Avengers didn’t care that a teammate and friend turned into that husk (more like blob) of a person he once was felt odd. I mean, Stark made a joke about it! </p><p>
</p><p>Not focusing on post Endgame world that much. 5 years have passed, and all we see is a grief sesssion. What does that do? Of course people are sad, and the Russo’s could’ve gone deeper into the post snap world. Have Nat run orphanages across the world for Children who lost both parents. Have lines that describe the state of Africa, South America, Asia, North America, Europe Australia and all their respective countries. Have Wakanda acting as a global leader and sanctuary in the chaos. Have TV screens that describe entire planes falling out of the sky and killing everyone on board because of the snap. What about all those that were killed INDIRECTLY because of the snap, such as all the people in the building when the helicopter crashed in IW?</p><p>
</p><p>5 YEARS. This time jump has so much potential, and yet it also harms the MCU in so many ways. How many bank accounts were closed, and then people just pop back up again with no money nor home. How many husbands and wives run back home after being snapped to find their SO dating someone else? What about half of a generation of kids that grow up without mothers, fathers, friends and pets for 5 years. What happens to them? What kind of trauma do they endure? What did the world do when half the crops disappeared? Livestock? </p><p>
</p><p>Clint’s identity of “Ronin” was there for about 5 seconds, and no one ever mentions him again. Nor do they go further into it. </p><p>
</p><p>Killing 2014 Thanos means that everything changes in “our” timeline. That means the Guardians never come together which could cause a cascade of problems. Ronan has a high chance in destroying Xandar. Thor makes it to Earth, but the Avengers are split up and don’t come back together. </p><p>
</p><p>Vision is never rebuilt even though a good amount of his mind was downloaded by Shuri</p><p>
</p><p>FALCON SHOULD NOT HAVE GOTTEN THE SHIELD. Steve should’ve given it to Bucky as a way to redeem himself. </p>