I still haven't seen Civil War or Age of Ultron (or a few of the others, but I've lost track of which ones) so I feel like going into Infinity Wars is like walking into a final exam without studying first. I kind of resent these franchises where you have to watch everything to understand anything.
I wouldn't even bother watching, but Thor: Ragnarok sucked me back into the universe. Taika Waititi is 100% to blame for me writing the Hulk chocolate chip cookie story, which I'm still desperately trying to finish before the movie comes out. (Also, I'm torturing myself by setting my plot smack in the middle of the Infinity Wars timeline and then handwaving the entire plot by having "a bunch of stuff" happen that distracts Bruce from the focus of my story before sorting out the ending. Based on the trailers, I'm already well into AU territory, but I have a feeling I'm still going to sit in the theater going, "No! Dammit! You're ruining my fanfic! Stop it!")
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I still haven't seen Civil War or Age of Ultron (or a few of the others, but I've lost track of which ones) so I feel like going into Infinity Wars is like walking into a final exam without studying first. I kind of resent these franchises where you have to watch everything to understand anything.
I wouldn't even bother watching, but Thor: Ragnarok sucked me back into the universe. Taika Waititi is 100% to blame for me writing the Hulk chocolate chip cookie story, which I'm still desperately trying to finish before the movie comes out. (Also, I'm torturing myself by setting my plot smack in the middle of the Infinity Wars timeline and then handwaving the entire plot by having "a bunch of stuff" happen that distracts Bruce from the focus of my story before sorting out the ending. Based on the trailers, I'm already well into AU territory, but I have a feeling I'm still going to sit in the theater going, "No! Dammit! You're ruining my fanfic! Stop it!")