But the film with the most significant impact on Ant-ManвЂ™s plan to save the universe is-well, IвЂ™ll let Tony Stark take it from here: вЂњAre you really telling me your plan is based on Back to the Future?вЂќ Also mentioned are Terminator-which suggests the MCU exists in a world where Arnold Schwarzenegger became CaliforniaвЂ™s governor, and no superheroes stepped in to stop it-and Hot Tub Time Machine, because it has a funny title. So while Captain Rhodes (Don Cheadle) and Ant-Man (Paul Rudd) lay out their plan to reclaim the Infinity Stones, they reference Timecop, Time After Time, A Wrinkle in Time, Somewhere in Time, Star Trek, Quantum Leap, and Bill & TedвЂ™s Excellent Adventure. Wells), Endgame attempts to explain time travel to viewing audiences through other time travel movies. And because none of us are smart enough to read books anymore (sorry, H.G.

Just enjoy the article.ДЄvengers: Endgame is, of course, a time-travel movie-because the only way to walk back ThanosвЂ™s whole вЂњkilling half the living things in the universe with one snap of the fingersвЂќ moment was to go back in time. But hereвЂ™s the question you have to ask yourself: Did Future Us travel to the past and force us to publish this piece so that weвЂ™d have it for this week in 2020? Or did Past Us travel to the future and see how hard up for content weвЂ™d be in July of this very odd year? You know what, youвЂ™re right-we should stop asking questions. The Ringer is celebrating time travel this week, so we decided to resurface this piece, published soon after the 2019 release of Avengers: Endgame.

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