As the Avengers and their allies have continued to protect the world from threats too large for any one hero to handle, a new danger has emerged from the cosmic shadows: Thanos. A despot of intergalactic infamy, his goal is to collect all six Infinity Stones, artifacts of unimaginable power, and use them to inflict his twisted will on all of reality. Everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment - the fate of Earth and existence itself has never been more uncertain.
This movie contains 41 potentially triggering events.
There are no on-screen dog deaths. I didn't notice any dogs in the background. There are implied dog deaths (like how there are implied dog deaths in Star Wars: Episode VII - the Force Awakens).
Thanos literally tortures Nebula in front of Gamora and then later sacrifices Gamora to get the Soul Stone. It's abuse excused as love and it's absolutely repulsive.
Vison is stalked throughout the entire movie by a character called thanos, and and also a group called ‘the black order’ (They are a racial supremacy group)
SPOILER Thanos is kind of a father figure to Gamora and Nebula. He openly despises Nebula and tortures her. He kills Gamora while claiming that he loves her. Also emotionally tortures her. He calls her daughter all through this, so I would say this totally counts as domestic violence.
Yes, implied through parental abuse of a adopted children forcefully raised to be assassins (they are no longer in this situation at the beginning of this film).
It's heavily implied that a main female character was emotionally abused for most of her life. She was kidnapped by the main villain after he killed the child's mother and he raised her as his own, training her to be an assassin and fighter for him.
No dragons are appear in the movie, however unless the only dragon shown in the MCU (in ‘Thor Ragnarok’ where it was killed) wasn’t a single specimen species, then half of the dragons that exist were turned to dust along with half of every other race/species in the universe and then brought back with every other race in Avengers Endgame.
While there isn’t a rope noose hanging, a character is very graphically lifted off the ground by his throat and has his neck broken/he dangles limply for a few seconds. It functionally was a highly similar scene to a hanging imo.
Thanos meets the child-version of a character that dies earlier in the film. However it is ambiguous as to whether it is the soul of the person, if it's a dream, his imagination, or some other explanation.
In addition, as the other commenter pointed out, a mysterious character from days long past appears as a custodian of one of the infinity stones. Whether they're a ghost or not is up for interpretation. They're corporeal, so I don't consider them a ghost.
Y'all. Body dysmorphia and body horror are not the same thing. Body dysmorphia is when a character sees their body as different than it actual is, or thinks it should be. It's often related to eating disorders which is why it's on here.
I didn't notice any dogs in the background.
There are implied dog deaths (like how there are implied dog deaths in Star Wars: Episode VII - the Force Awakens).