LOL. Thought the same thing. Falcon and cap scene at the end was also a little forced like the girl power scene. C'mon...the dude has no super strength whatsoever.

Any fantasy football fans notice the ultimate nerd Matthew Berry? Sheesh...that guy is painful when he is NOT acting! How does he get in a movie!?!?

And...Thanos stole the show...again!

Glad I got this in the mail last week..

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Wow, did not realize that. Never was a huge Captain America and the Falcon collector. Just always felt strange when you have non- "Super" class heros mixing it up with guys that can throw around tons of weight. I understand Captain America himself was not "super" but you can make an exception for him - he routinely did things that were beyond his written limits. Kind of like Batman in DC.

STRENGTH LEVEL: Captain America represents the pinnacle of human physical perfection. While not superhuman, he is as strong as a human being can be. He can lift (press) a maximum of 800 pounds with supreme effort.

http://www.marveldirectory.com/individuals/c/captainamerica.htm

If you are into time travel movies check out Triangle (2009) and Time Lapse (2014)...more exciting than Primer and you don't need need a flow chart to figure it out...but still helps to watch all the commentary videos afterwards especially for Triangle.

Triangle is my favorite time travel movie...it's fun and still makes you re-think what's going on, it's not as obvious as it may seem at first.