Death of Infinity War dust ranked in order of sadness

It's been several months since Avengers: Infinity War was released in cinemas, and dust settled (pun intended) on the tragic series of deaths that took place in the last moments of the movie . In just a few minutes, as well as in two clever post-credit scenes, fans around the world have watched some of the most beloved heroes of our time erase at near Thanos.

This tragic The event became a topic of discussion for theorists looking for clues about Avengers 4 but the scene remains difficult to watch for most fans. Even after multiple views, the sight of these Avengers becoming dust always remains with us. For this reason, among other things, it will probably remain one of the most memorable and best-executed scenes in the history of the Marvel Film Universe.

What I realized after seeing her many times is just how different each of these death scenes is. Some continue to become more and more painful over time. Others are actually pretty funny. Time has a strange way of affecting our feelings when it comes to things like this, so I thought it would be fun to go back and see how not every one of these scenes of death is upsetting.

After watching ] Infinity War ending several more times and almost perusing a box of paper tissues, I rated each episode "Dusting" of the Avengers in order of total sadness.

Have fun! (In addition, I am deeply sorry.)

Nick Fury would probably have been sad if the character had not come out in the most imaginable way possible for Sam Jackson. How can you be sad when this guy says "Muthaf —-" as he is dusted off? It was the vintage Samuel L.

In addition to the comic outlet line, the dusting of Fury was not quite said, because it brought the hope of the "I". future, and the teasing of one of the most anticipated characters of Marvel.

While he was saying goodbye to this world, Fury sent the message to Captain Marvel, essentially announcing the next wave of the Marvel film universe. It's hard to be sad about it.

For many reasons identical to those of Fury, the output of Maria Hill was not very disturbing Cobie Smulders

Not only was Maria not a key figure in the franchise (his death yielding far less tears than Coulson's), but not everyone could watch this movie. They do not turn away from Samuel L. Jackson's eyes because it was clear that his actions would be important.

Unfortunately, Maria Hill did not have exactly the same "output" as the other characters, but no one really complains about it.

It is very sad to think that an entire family was wiped out at one stroke, but the shock accompanied by the present moment prevented us from being really upset on this subject. All this was a huge surprise, taking everyone by surprise.

The scene was not sad because of the context of the rest of the film. In Infinity War, the break was a moment that had built for the entire movie, we all felt the weight when the characters began to disappear. A few months later, after watching a heist comedy, the loss of Hank, Hope and Janet was simply a "Wait … WHAT HAPPENED ?!" kind of situation.

Doctor Strange is a character all love loves, and no one wanted to see him leave, but his farewell was another that included clues and enigmatic promises.

Unlike all the others who died of the breakup, Strange was not at all confused, he was scared. It was all part of the future that he saw and he knew he had to trust Tony and the other Avengers to rectify things.

"There was no other way," remains an extremely powerful line, but it's not really sad,

On one side, watching a group of Wakandan soldiers disappear into the dust was not so sad because we did not know it was just bodies that helped to show that the break was not something that only happened to Avengers who were nearby.

On the other hand, this scene was incredibly sad thanks to M & # 39; Baku. The pain and confusion on Winston Duke's face really made it clear that there were people around the galaxy who watched whole groups of people whom they loved disappearing into the air. It was his acting skills that made everyone understand how widespread this chaos was, putting us all in his place.

The dust of Peter Quill is a little difficult to clbadify here. Like Nick Fury, Star-Lord came out with a somewhat comical performance, which makes it a little harder to be sad for his release.

But Quill is also a favorite of the franchise in the franchise, and losing it is a blow to anyone. Guardians of the Galaxy is undeniably the most emotional franchise in the MCU. We are all naturally more attached to the characters of these films. Quill had an incredibly depressing bow throughout the Infinity War, and this goodbye was the icing on the cake.

The sadness of Sam's death comes completely from the context in which he was sprinkled. If you remember, he's lying on the ground and disappears almost instantly, just as Rhodey goes looking for him.

This sequence may not be so sad on its own, but it puts things in perspective when it comes to what's going on. around the globe. Imagine having no idea what happened, then suddenly worry that your friends or family suddenly disappear.

It's a terrifying thought and makes this sequence a lot more depressing.

I'm going to put Drax and Mantis together for this ranking simply because their disappearance took place at the same time. It was almost like a joint dismissal, if you will.

As with Quill, the deaths of Mantis and Drax were hard to swallow because of the connection we all have with the Guardians franchise. When they were swept away, having already lost Gamora and Groot, viewers realized that the Guardians were almost all gone. It was a total punch in the theaters.

It could have been even sadder if one or the other had survived, thus interrupting the emerging love story between the two.

Scarlet Witch is a sneaky one, because her death does not seem so sad the first time you look at her. The man that she loves is gone, and now she is going away too. The end.

However, when you pay more attention to his scene, it is a simple tragedy.

What makes all this so sad, is to look at Wanda's face and realize that she had already given up on life. While she turned out to be one of the most powerful Avengers, the love of her life was gone and she did not want to exist without him. The result is a disturbing, heartbreaking smile that runs through her face just as she begins to fade.

Groot's death was so difficult to watch for a number of reasons. Above all, he had to bid farewell to his best friend and father figure. For Groot, it's a pretty tough thing, but for Rocket it's even worse. He has already seen Groot die once. Then he raised a new Groot, only to see him undress a few years later.

On top of that, Groot's scene is so hurt because it's the moment that directly followed T & # 39; Challa. Remember what I just said about Okoye's reaction and how he broke all the barriers that prevent us from crying in movie theaters?

This opened the floodgates. 1. Peter Parker