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Hi, I'm Eric Boss. An Avengers Endgame is still fresh on our minds because three hours ain't

enough. We want to know the 3,000 hours of movie that they left out of the final cut.

Deleted scenes, rejected concepts, sneakily added trailer shots. The Avengers End Game that could have been,

and hey, now that we're in an MCU multiverse with infinite parallel timelines, maybe someday a story that will be,

let us go back through Avengers End Game to break down all of these deleted alternate storylines.

And spoiler warning in case you don't want to know.

Starting with the opening scene with Hawkeye, the moment of the snap.

The screenwriters went back and forth on when exactly to set the snap.

Early on, there was actually an idea to put the snap at the beginning of Endgame.

But instead, they decided that they wanted to leave Infinity War with this huge cliffhanger.

And killing Thanos in the opening minutes of Endgame, followed by a five-year time jump, would plunge the rock bottom that we were feeling even lower.

As for Hawkeye, they also considered putting this Barton Farm scene in the snap montage at the end of Infinity War.

The screenwriters said that they intended the Barton Farm as the first indication that the

snap had a wider effect, but they removed it from Infinity War because Hawkeye wouldn't

have been in the movie prior to that moment, so it would have had less of an emotional effect.

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