the core team from the first avengers. tony can still come back but i see him retired (too much of a lucrative cash source for him) but can see both chris's and scarlett may want to do something else. renner would be the wild card as he is not considered an A list at this point so he could do a cameo or two if they wished
https://www.vanityfair.com/hollywood/20 ... uote]After Avengers 4, an ambitious multi-franchise crossover movie slated for release in 2019, at least some of the original characters who sit at the center of the billion-dollar Avengers team will be hanging up their capes and shields. That’s partially because the Marvel contracts with the actors who play them—Evans (Captain America), Ruffalo (Hulk), Downey (Iron Man), Johansson (Black Widow), Hemsworth (Thor), and Renner (Hawkeye)—are coming to an end. Meanwhile, DC Comics’ Wonder Woman, one of the top-grossing films of 2017, proved that Marvel doesn’t have a monopoly on beloved superhero icons.[/quote]Why compare to DC at this point? And I'm not even fanboying it up, I mean that literally: You have several good/great movies from Marvel and...Wonder Woman.
Tony dies. His arc requires it. Hulk dies because there are limits to what they can do with his character. Thor survives so they can follow up Ragnarok. Cap and Black Widow make it if they feel like doing any more of these movies. Hawkeye dies. War Machine dies. If cap lives bucky dies
Also, I want to remind people that I am also calling Sansa Stark to end up on the Iron Throne.
That's what I was going to say. They like the stories in the comics and that's how the story goes: Cap dies, Bucky becomes Cap. Though they could kill both of them and have Falcon be Cap. That is also canon.
BurtReynolds wrote:They don't have to kill anyone just because their contracts are up.
They aren't all those death predictions are ridiculous. Maybe one guy dies but they aren't going to slaughter the entire cast. Its a goddamn kids movie.
