: Re: How do I sound like Thanos when I write? This is really a dumb question but as a fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I have watched Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame so many

Hire Josh Brolin.

I am serious.

Thanos lines are quite standard, nothing special. It was Josh Brolin's delivery and interpretation that gave life to the Thanos we know on the big screen.

He spoke with a very deep, sad, tired and sincere voice, and very very very slowly.

Other than that his lines weren't anything special.
www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/comments/aazi0e/literally_all_of_thanos_lines_in_the_mcu/
Just read the lines in your head in your own voice.. You don't get Thanos on the big screen.

Brolin did a great job.

And Thanos does use very very short sentences.

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