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The extended ending sees the slow-dance between Steve Rogers (Chris Evans<\/a>) and Peggy Carter (Hayley Atwell<\/a>) get interrupted when Loki (Tom Hiddleston<\/a>) knocks on the door, saying he’s there to help them both. In one of the post-credits scenes, Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo<\/a>) is in an underground vault, spending time in isolation after the events of Spider-Man: Brand New Day<\/a>, when we suddenly hear Doctor Doom’s (Robert Downey Jr.<\/a>) voice, saying he’s there to “collect” Banner, or, more likely, his Hulk alter-ego. The next scene is at the TVA headquarters, where Mobius (Owen Wilson<\/a>), Ouroboros (Ke Huy Quan<\/a>) and Casey (Eugene Cordero) see the boards light up with multiple incursions, with different Earths firing on each other<\/a>. The final scene sees Doom hammering out his metal mask.<\/p>\n <\/a><\/p>\n Related<\/p>\n \t\t The previous record was held by ‘Top Gun: Maverick.’<\/p>\n It’s the scene set in the TVA that is missing from the version playing in regular theaters, and while its relevance as essential viewing for Avengers: Doomsday is minimal (and we\u2019ll get to that), the point is moot. The extra scenes, which amount to four minutes of additional footage, had already worked fans into a frenzy, so they certainly weren\u2019t going to lose money, and while Disney said from the start<\/a> that the Infinity Vision and IMAX releases would have an exclusive end tag, no one really understood until now what that meant, and it still hasn’t been explicitly stated in promotion.<\/p>\n It\u2019s not the rerelease of the film that\u2019s the issue. In fact, it\u2019s borderline brilliant: even without the additional scenes, it would have succeeded as fans do their \u201chomework\u201d going into the new film. But the optics imply that those willing to pay more are prioritized over those who don\u2019t, or simply can\u2019t, even if that was never the intent.<\/p>\n ‘Avengers: Endgame Encore’ Might Be Setting a Dangerous Precedent<\/p>\n As it stands, two of the additional scenes \u2014 the one with Loki and the other with Bruce Banner \u2014 make it worthwhile enough to see the film again, given they tie in more directly to Avengers: Doomsday, and every viewer gets to see those two. The TVA scene, however, is what you\u2019d call a \u201cnice-to-have,\u201d not essential viewing, but if you see it, great. Regular moviegoers aren\u2019t missing much by not seeing it, but on the other hand, you\u2019re asking fans to dish out an additional $6 to $8 more on average to see a scene that isn\u2019t really worth it.<\/p>\n But the bigger issue is that keeping the scene out of regular screenings may set a dangerous precedent. Per Deadline, Disney is going all-in on Infinity Vision, and, given half of the initial domestic box-office<\/a> for the re-release came from Infinity Vision screens, it’s likely that the same scenario fans encountered with Avengers: Endgame Encore will be used again. <\/p>\n
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