The Snap was in Avengers: Endgame at some point

It is sometimes felt that the 14,000,605 possible consequences that Dr. Strange found when he progressed in time and that the results of the "final phase" of the fight against Thanos are a cunning prank on the part of the people at the origin of the last Avengers movies. When you have such a huge task to deal with and you have so many characters on the board, how do you decide which parts of the story you want to keep and where do you put everything so that the story unfolds properly? It's hard to envy the Russo and their writers, Christopher Malkus and Stephen McFeely, when you rely so much on their decisions.

We all know what happened in Avengers: Infinity War (and if you do not read this, there are spoilers coming with you!) – Thanos snapped fingers and half of the sensitive universe fell to dust, which caused a rush to the cinema that was never seen. for a long time. Oh, and even. There were many memes. They made us feel a little better.

But in a new interview with Empire, Stephen McFeely confirms that at one point, the grim o-rama that marked the end of the Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame because the plot was happening too often in the plot.

"We had so much to tell in the early drafts of Infinity War that, if so, we thought we might not have to do The Snap before the end of number one from Endgame . "

MCU Maestro Kevin Feige knew from the beginning that The Snap was the way to end . The war however.

"We've talked about it for years and years," Feige said. "That was the reason we adapted Infinity Gauntlet, what was the most shocking thing we could ever do, finish the movie with The Snap."

Well, yes, Kevin. But what about our feelings? Eh? And of our – oh, he's gone.

Avengers: E ngame will be released on April 26. Our feelings can also be relaxed.