||Thanos in the Endgame art book Part 7: Warrior Thanos. Concept art by John Staub (1,2,3,4) and Wesley Burt (5,6,7,8,9)||
“Having done the first movie, that was the Thanos that I got to know very well,” Josh Brolin says. “And then once we got into the second movie, you basically have three versions of Thanos. You have what we experienced in the first movie, and then you have two extremes in the second film. He still has -even more than the first movie- an acute, youthful rage to him that motivates him. It’s very specific, and it’s very refined -but raw. That’s what it feels like. It feels very raw. Whereas the other side of Thanos is also raw, but in completion.”









