In the light of the fast declaration of the final list of nominees for the Oscar Award, Marvel, quite logically counting on a statuette for the best film, continues to disclose the details of the blockbuster of the Avengers: Final. In an interview with Edition Insider, studio staff who were responsible for creating visual effects, told Tony Stark on the edge of death.
When the Iron Man put on the infinity glove to restore the justice and destroy Tanos, it immediately became clear that he could not cope with the huge force of stones. After clicking, the audience saw an exhausted, deadly pale Tony, half of the person who was burned. But, as it turned out, there were more shocking options for the appearance of the dying hero.
For example, one of them assumed a broken eye, which literally hung from the eyeball. Of course, Disney, focused on a softer transmission of reality, as well as thinking about the viewers of a dressing, could not allow such horror.
The second option also provided for deeper damage in the appearance of the character, in many respects similar to those who received a dwarf in the "Dark Knight" Christopher Nolan. But from bare tendons and jaws disney also refused.
The "visual workers" admitted that they deliberately offered studios diametrically opposite options for the appearance of the dying Tony, so that in the end it was possible to find the golden middle and create such an image that would directly speak of the inevitability of death, but it would not be overly shocking.
Still, a large bet was made on the emotional component of farewells with an iron man than the desire to scare anyone his appearance.