Jane Foster falls into the Aether, and Pete falls for the cinematography—while Matthew wonders if someone accidentally put Twilight in his Thor. This episode dives into horror pacing, Infinity Stone inconsistencies, and the infinite dramatic range of Stellan Skarsgård (who, mercifully, isn’t in this scene).
Matthew Fox and Pete Wright are back to the MMM bridge—for the first time together—picking up the hammer and heading back to Asgard for Thor: The Dark World, and they’re taking it apart five minutes at a time.
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Tony desperately races to save Pepper while Rhodey executes a spectacular rescue of the President, building to what appears to be the film’s most devastating moment.
Tony’s entire armory arrives for an explosive showdown at the oil terminal, while his earlier buddy cop banter with Rhodey proves these two should spend more screen time together.
Tony pulls off an incredible mid-air rescue using a real-life game of Barrel of Monkeys, but the revelation that he wasn’t actually in the suit dampens the heroic moment as Killian prepares his final moves.
Trevor reveals his Liverpool loyalties while Air Force One becomes a battleground, leading to questions about physics, plot holes, and the true extent of Extremis healing.
