The scene of Wakanda is actually on an 8,000-acre farm with no trees at all.

The battle in Wakanda is essentially superheroes fighting… air. At least 70 extras and stuntmen were digitally transformed into about 500 people on film. They fought about 10,000 “virtual” monsters.

The scene where Thor lands in Wakanda isn’t that cool.

The scene is set in New York but the crew filmed in Atlanta.

Cull Obsidian is far from reality.

The Guardians of the Galaxy group is only in… a spaceship model.

Thanos in the movie and in real life are so different.

It’s so beautiful on screen…

Doctor Strange being tortured doesn’t seem to be very painful.

The scene where Vision and Wanda are attacked was filmed at the Edinburgh church.

The fight scene below is again on the set.

Peter Dinklag’s Eitri is giant in the movie but in real life he is very “small”.

Behind-the-scenes photos aren’t as sparkling as what’s on the big screen.

The fight scene with Thanos in Titans actually only had stunt actors.

The dance behind the scenes is similar to the one in the movie, except there are no explosions.

And this is the “legendary” image when Thor stabbed Stormbreaker into Thanos’ chest. The difference is that the powerful ax in real life looks quite similar to a sponge and has no appearance at all.

The above images have made viewers admire the ability of Marvel filmmakers to perform impressive effects. Endgame promises to continue promoting “tradition” with eye-catching scenes for fans. The film will be released in theaters on April 26 nationwide.