I Love You 3000!! Avengers: Endgame PART 2 | REACTION | First Time Watching
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The kid at the funeral was the kid from Iron Man 3.
One of the best things about this movie is when you realize that just before opening the portals to join Cap in the fight, Sam had to go up to a sorcerer and say "now it's very important that you open the first portal just to Cap's left, don't ask questions".
😂😂😂
Dr. Strange already watched Endgame so he knew everything before anyone.
Screw Sam he ain't shit!
thank you for this 🤣
@@ThrashyThrash what makes it even better is that strange, having already seen the events of endgame, knew he would say that, but he couldn't tell sam he knew that, as it would risk changing everything after that point just enough to cause thanos to win. So, he had to let sam say that and act like he had no idea.
I believe the boy at the funeral was the kid from Tennessee who helped him through his PTSD after his mansion was blown up with him in it.
Yep from iron man 3.
He's Tony... The mechanic
@@andrewlandsverk4275 Stark is Tony the Mechanic... it is the kid from IM3 tho
Harley
Harley
This is like Christmas for fans of reaction channels who love the MCU.
truth
You don't get over it. You learn how to move forward with it. This movie brought about the loudest theater I'd ever been to...laughing and crying. We love you 3000 Stef!
This... :(
Yes we do
meh Infinity war was better
You recognized the contrast with Cap telling Tony that he's not the one to make the sacrifice play. But do you remember what Tony said in reply? He said there was nothing special about Cap that didn't come out of a bottle. And yet, when the time came, Cap was worthy to wield Mjolnir.
So both of their lines then were perfectly complemented in the finale.
Tony was sacrificing his life in the first movie itself.
@@ragasayad5103 and Cap was proving he was more than what came out of a bottle since his first movie
@@ragasayad5103 @spensergrady4575 You're both wrong.
There's a difference between doing something dangerous that could be life threatening, and doing something that you know means 100% certain death. The stones nearly killed Thanos, and we all know how strong he was (Bruce don't count because he's pretty much part Gamma Radiation already, and even then, Iron man had to step in). So it was pretty obvious that Tony knew he was gonna kick the iron bucket but also that he knew this was the only way to save the planet. So that WAS the only TRUE sacrifice play.
Also, Cap was doing things that were typical Captain America. So, although they were incredible and incredibly heroic, none of it was truly out of character. Wielding Thor's Hammer and even bringdown the lightning, was the only thing that was totally out-of-character. So it WAS the only thing SPECIAL that didn't come out of a bottle.
Hulks story arc. The monster that was feared and had been trying to be rid of was the only one who could bring all those lives back, and did.
@@GerryDavid-f1f carrying a nuke into space is certain death he just got lucky.
Pepper earlier in the movie: "But will you be able to rest?"
Pepper at the end: "You can rest now."
Tony's death will always make me bawl my eyes out without shame. So well done. Looking forward to your future MCU reactions! Still plenty of good movies since Endgame.
Once that hammer flew back into Steve's hand, the biggest cheer I have ever heard in a theater occurred. 💜
Followed by more stunned silence after Thanos STILL curb-stomped him, lol. A lot of non-comic-readers didn't realize that he was considered the most powerful non-divine being in the Universe LONG before he obtained any Infinity Gems, and thus thought that Cap with Mjlnir would be enough to beat him.
Same for when Avengers, Assemble occured: everyone cheered, then went back to stunned silence as he fought through them to the verge of beating them all again. I love the range of emotions Thanos causes in people new to the franchise/ lore. It's so intense and epic. Marvel did fantastic in how they patiently built up to Thanos over a decade with quality films. I don't like all of the changes from the source material they made (like how severely they nerfed Thanos and didn't show any of his mystical powers), but imo, from Iron Man 1 to Endgame, they created one of the best adaptations to film from another medium that has ever been achieved. Basically the polar opposite of Eragon. Comparable to the first several Game of Thrones seasons to the books. They built it up masterfully. Wish I could relive it all over again, with the knowledge of what happens removed from my memories, just to re-experience it all.
Explosive! I wish I could relive that moment again. The theater I was in went absolutely bananas!
just a movie, calm down
@@zerocool4722This is the LAST movie you can say this to lol. This movie was more of an event and really a once in a lifetime thing. Zero exaggeration
The amount I've heard people make comments about "when this happened in a movie it was the best, biggest, loudest" is seriously getting old.
Seeing T'Challa come through hits so different now...RIP to a legend
I never got why he all of a sudden was a legend. Acting was OK. But his own movie was boring and to me very forgettable. Yet it was hailed as the biggest movie only because it was the first all black character comic book movie. Boseman to me was like a footballplayer who is actually a good player but never takes the team by the hand. Definetely the weakest Avenger cause there is absolutely nothing interesting about this portrayal.
@@PR-on7qk so wtf is wrong with u?
@@PR-on7qkWeakest avenger? I’m taking him over hawk and black widow in the MCU but then again I don’t really care for power scaling and don’t think people care about strength either. Look at Wanda as an example after the last movie. Regardless he’s hailed for multiple reasons. 1. His acting was good and his standalone movie was amazing and the critic and audience reviews reflect that. The forgettable movie aspect is completely dependent on the persons opinions. For me personally as I grew up, the newer characters standalone movies tend to be forgettable in general as the MCU has built such a big universe that standalone character stories don’t hit the same as they used to after the countless avengers movies. That’s something that black panthers actor or the movie have no control over. Good examples of this are ant man, captain marvel, even the MCU spider man movies(other than the most recent), etc. Then there’s the case that as soon as we got a black panther the actor passed away before we could fully see his story fleshed out played by him. Overall Chadwick Boseman played a character many fell in love with due to the movie being good and his acting being very charming to many. The soundtrack for black panther is also one of the better MCU soundtracks and has songs that went mainstream apart from the movie. He also played a tough role in a time where the fight on police brutality caused major tension in the country. He was championed in that sense. Seen as a beacon of hope to young african american kids, similar to Obama in the sense of showing African American kids they can triumph. To me it sounds like you have the typical syndrome of being tired of wokeness and all it stands for which causes you to be extra critical on the actor as a way of downplaying social movements in your head and calling it all bullshit. You’re statements are your beliefs and you can hold them. Go ahead and keep voicing your frustrations that mostly just you and some incels have into the void while the rest of the world continues to praise his role and acting 👍.
I’ll never forget being in a packed theater when cap said “avengers assemble” and the entire room erupted, say what you will about marvel but this saga was fantastic. they yoyo your emotions back and forth so expertly
So glad I don't live in the USA
@@originalbadboy32 glad youre not here either 🖕😁
@@originalbadboy32 I don’t disagree but don’t see the relevance to my comment
@@fthomason93 theaters erupting mostly only happen in the states lol, at least in comparison to European theaters, from what I understand.
@@luisparedes9637 well that sounds pretty boring to me but to each their own
I am a 33 year old man, and I'll tell you, I still tear up at the death of Tony Stark. He and Captain America have THE BEST character development I have ever seen in any movie series. I loved your reaction.
What was the point of sharing your age? 🤔
@@SurvivorBri i let my energy and inner vibrations flow through me and in my natural, calm and peaceful state, i typed my comment. all in all i feel good about it.
@@SurvivorBri33 = tough guy
Having past Loki Season 2, I honestly have felt that Loki has had THE BEST character arc in the entire MCU thus far still. Absolutely GLORIOUS.
@@Etereys Loki and Tony are peak development.
This was much more than a movie. It was the last chapter in an amazing story than spanned 23 films over 12 years, and did it with almost no cast changes and exceptional continuity. No reboots, reimaginings, or resets.
There have been many film versions of Batman, but when you hear, "I am Iron Man" in a film, there's no doubt who's delivering the line.
The Infinity Saga is without a doubt the best set of movies that occur within the same universe and interact with each other. Marvel nailed absolutely everything with it
@@Educated2Extinction That’s the real problem with DC: constant reboots and no common threads really tying the different characters’ stories together.
Ya morbius says i am ironman
One of the best story ever bro this was the end of the golden era of marvel
@@k5sss and inconsistent casting which really detracts from being able to connect with a character.
I'm a grown ass man who almost never cries, but this movie destroys me. Every. Single. Time. So your reaction was dead-on to me. Tears of sadness, tears of joy, all completely warranted. You definitely missed out on this as a theater experience tho. It was once in a lifetime. I'll brag about it to small children when I'm an elderly man, because I just don't know how it can be topped as a theater experience. The cheers when Mjolnir comes back to Cap and when the portals open up and everyone comes back and then the epic battle that ensues. Then the outright sobbing of grown men and women mixed with children and teens combined when Tony dies. The sobbing basically just kept going all the way up til we see that Cap and Peggy finally got that dance they missed out on since his first movie. Just outright cinematic perfection. The Infinity Saga deserves it's place at the peak of movie greatness. Great reaction Stef! Keep going! Just keep your expectations realistic. The worst Marvel film is still better than most other non-Marvel films.😉
Yup... I held it together until Nat pushed off to Clint's "NOO!!!" - but that started the cycle of tears at this movie, and the cheers at seeing Cap catch Mjolnir. We'll never see a 23 movie stoary arc lke this again in our lifetimes.
Couldn’t have said it better.
Yeah that last hour was one of the best experiences in the theater
Natasha and Tony’s deaths got me teary-eyed, but seeing Steve dance with Peggy at the end is where I truly lost it.
I Know Right! 😢
I think it’s a perfect ending for all 3 of them
i just turned 45 and it still tears me up
Steve For Sure Deserved to Had a Normal Life with Her, a truly Happy Ending For Cap
Out of all the epic moments in this movie, the one thing many people overlook because it happened so fast was the fact this movie had Stan Lee's very last official cameo prior to his passing. Thank you Stan! RIP!
Oh Stef. We cried our eyes out back then. You are not alone. And again with you... We just love what Marvel was up to here 3000.
From the moment Tony wakes up Steve after the explosion, nothing but EPIC
i really like how they went with thor waiting for them before facing thanos.
The end credits for this was amazing. Giving credit to the og 6 is amazing
This was a culmination of almost a decade of storytelling. People lost their minds with excitement and cried. It was amazing. A great moment to be in a theater. A great moment to share with other people. Thanks for taking this journey Stef. I've watched all your Marvel content so far. 😊
Gotta check and see if you've done reactions for the X-Men stuff.
During the credits with the signature send off to the actors, the theater I was in stood and clapped through the whole thing. People were whistling, cheering and crying. Such an impactful and nostalgic series of films to live life through. It was always a constant you could depend on each year. Then it ended with Endgame is they’re still trying to pump these out, but the heart just isn’t there any more. Thank you for letting me revisit these films by watching your reactions throughout! ❤
Robert Downey jr's iron Man death will remain as one of the most impactful deaths of a character on film,
No one coulda done it like he did
We love you 3000
You know what’s funny is that Mr. Peanut’s death was inspired by Iron Man’s death. I guess the marketers at Planters saw how much Iron Man’s death shook the entire world and the Internet that they were inspired to do the same sort of thing for product awareness and to stir up conversation.
Bucky’s “gonna miss you buddy” to Steve “Captain America” Rogers gets me every time. Clearly Cap’ told Bucky he wasn’t coming back
It’s that, or I think maybe Bucky just intuited that he wasn’t gonna come back from the way Steve was acting.
I don't think he needed to be told. His little smile when Cap didn't come back on schedule was his certainty being confirmed.
Bucky knew, they talked about it before.
100%
Cap either told him or he figured out what Steve was going to do. That smile after Steve didn't show up definitely confirms that he knew.
23:15 One of my favorite callbacks... "On your left." Remember in Captain America: The Winter Soldier when Steve is running laps around Sam and keeps saying "on your left"? Now, Sam gets to say it back. I love those little moments.
There were so many callbacks for all those who really paid attention. The fact Cap could wield the Hammer and even use it, when Wasp says "We're on it Cap!" was a callback to their conversation in Antman and The Wasp, the Wakanda war chant from the previous film, ect. Great stuff.
One Thing That Made This MCU Journey Special Is That Fact That When You Really Lock In To This Journey & Invest In Its Dialogue , The Callbacks Are So Worth It Every Time. From Sam’s Cap “ On Your Left “ To Cap Telling Iron Man In The First Avengers “ You’re Not The Guy To Make The Sacrifice Play “ Spiderman’s Instant Kill , Pepper Potts Actually Suiting Up. The More You Rewatch This Series The More You Will Love It. I Sweat Watching This Series 1, 2 Or 3 Times Just Isn’t Enough .
This movie had the greatest theater experience of all-time. The cheering, the laughter, the crying. It had it all. It was truly incredible. This movie had the greatest final act ever!
Tony the one who had an ego and was selfish made a selfless act to save the entire population. Steve who was selfless was able to do something for himself and lived the life he wanted to experience.
this in the theatre was an experience, the audience cheered and sobbed together and it was something that was a once in a lifetime experience. Tony's death though had a group of like 5 dudes crying like babies it was epic
That’s must be an American thing, in the UK the energy was the same but the cinema remained silent throughout the whole movie. Obviously you could hear a few people crying but no cheering. Even though it was quiet the experience was once in a lifetime.
Edit:This may vary from place to place in the UK, this comes from my own and my friends experiences
Thank you Stef 🙏🏽❤️, I love you 3000.
I always liked the part about Gamora offering her hand to Nebula and she actually takes it this time, that's what lets Gamora know shes being for reals this time, since every other time she's always slapped her hand away.
Stay release order, even though Covid and other events affected a lot. Still some great things following events in Endgame. Congratulations on getting to Endgame!
I will never forget my theater’s reaction to Cap lifting Thor’s hammer. The place almost came down. Best event ever.
I’m happy to have gone through this marvel saga with you Stef. Such an emotional roller coaster rewatching all the films again and seeing you react as much of us did for the first time. Looking forward to watch many more with you
What a ride, one cool story I heard that always stays with me is that Haylee Atwell (the actress who plays Peggy Carter) said that when she read the script to End Game, she cried in happiness, because Peggy was getting the ending she deserved.
Ah, the days when Marvel actors cared about their characters and about the fans, instead of just about themselves and their stupid political agendas. 🙄
@@scubasteve2189 You can see that agenda-driven themes were already making themselves felt here, though. Like that awkward scene toward the end where every single female superhero (and only them) just happens to be in the same place on the battlefield and not doing any fighting, so they can all line up for the girlpower sequence.
@@Scyth0r Definitely. Supposedly Feige felt blind-sided by the success of Wonder Woman, and felt like they were way behind on having strong female characters. So he had them force that moment into Endgame at the last minute, and then all of the downfall really began. Also, I find it totally ironic that every time DC and Marvel try to “catch up” to each other, they basically end up destroying their franchises. 🙄 Just do your own thing. It’s literally not even a competition. All of us fans will go see ALL of it if it’s good.
Terrific reaction Stef! The kid at the funeral standing behind the Guardians of the Galaxy was Harley, the kid from "Iron Man 3". He is the one person at the funeral that most people don't recognize. Same actor, just 6 years older.
Watching this at the cinema was crazy. Everyone went from cheering and laughing to dead quite as it finished and we all left.
I know you probably don't know why, but it was a real nod to the fans that they cast James D'Arcy as Jarvis. He had previously played Jarvis in the Agent Carter television show on ABC. That show, along with agents of shield, seem to not be acknowledged as Canon to the MCU, so being willing to have him reprise that role was really cool.
He's reprising it again.
Agents of Shield at least was definitely acknowledged as canon before that. In Winter Soldier they use the Mousehole device that Fitz created to escape a few times, and it isn't even explained what it is in the movie, so you had to have seen the show to understand.
@@Nysyarc There's a few tie-ins. the location of where they needed to go in Age of Ultron, etc. And AOS was stupidly underrated, one of if not THE best SciFi series.
Well technically everything is canon now that the multiverse is established
@@GerryDavid-f1f Agreed about it being one of the best scifi series ever. My favorite show and I've seen A LOT of TV.
That boy at the funeral is the kid that helped Tony in Iron Man 3.
I'm a hard hearted old man and I cried during this movie. Some parts worse than others of course. I'm sure it will be another great reaction. 👏
So many perfect moments in this movie... Cap with the Hammer, Tony and Peter, Clint and his Family, Tony and Morgan, Thanos fighting, the first portal opening... and of course the moments that never stop hitting right in the heart... Nat and Clint, Pepper and Peter with Tony, and of course Steve and Peggy's dance. ☮💜🎶
Even though this is probably the 20th time I've seen this film, I still cry at Tony's death and the "I love you 3000" 😢
"I would watch this entire thing again just to get this far" - I have, multiple times, and I do it all over by watching reactions. It`s the closest I can come to watch it for the first time again. If I could rewatch a single movie for the first time again, it would be this one.
I've enjoyed this journey with you! You've reacted to all my favourite marvel movies and you've been my favourite reactor outta many! If you're ever sad, like I was, that you can never watch these for the first time again, watch audience reactions from the theatres when these movies were brand new. It brings all the emotions back every single time!
I remember seeing Tony get the stones and my theater went WILD!!! But I sat there with the same face Stef had because I instantly knew, Tony was going to die and it broke everyone's heart that night and everyone was quiet or crying at that funeral scene. Amazing writing and directing.
"I keep telling people to move on. some do, but not us".
Cap's words inform so much.
Our heroes are given a better purpose and we see them do what they promised................
Avenge The Fallen, Restore The Universe, Whatever It Takes.
Having the original 6 members with Ant-Man, War Machine and 2 of the Guardians in this grand plan felt like the end of Phase 1 with Avengers 1.
Everybody playing their part, recalling the chemistry of the team, unexpected moments, remembering what we love about the MCU in the first place.
From Time Travel to The Battle of Earth outside of Avengers Headquarters and Cap finally saying the battle cry AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!!!!!!!!!!!!!, this what it's all about.
The endings; sad, good and tying up loose ends (for now) just proves how much was care and for long us as fans stuck around.
Hawkeye becoming Ronin, Loki's disappearance in the year 2012, Black Widow & Iron Man's sacrifice, Cap's final decisions, etc. will have affects on the MCU in the various, forthcoming original series on Disney plus.
Records were so broken before and after it's release.
The biggest honors of all:The highest-grossing superhero film ever and no.1 film of all time for nearly 2 years surpassing Avatar (2009).
Also winning 36 consecutive awards by 2020.
Everything we've known since 2008 gave us promise and perfection in the genre.
Some have doubted that future sequels could never compare to the epicness that is Endgame.
When the Avengers' return to the screen, we can only hope that reassembling will be just as epic.
RIP to Chadwick Boseman in his final appearance as Black Panther/T'Challa and William Hurt in one of his final appearances as Thaddeus 'Thunderbolt' Ross.
Admit it, every single last one of you came here to watch this young cry like crazy.
32:04 Thanos power-stone punches Captain Marvel
*_Stef: “Ohh, phuck! He’s smart. . .”_* 😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Right🤣
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Literally was about to comment this. Best part of the video (and accurate)
I didn’t blink for three hours the first time I saw it, I cried for three hours solid the second time I saw it.
You have nothing to apologize for. You’re human. You lost some friends. It’s sad.
Now you’re truly one of us.
“You can rest now.”
That line gets me EVERY SINGLE FUCKING TIME. 😢
Endgame was the end of an era. Investing so much over 10 years and having it pay off like that was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. I miss those days. ❤#3000
Find yourself a girl that looks at you the same way everyone looks at Cap when they realize he’s worthy.
Find yourself a girl who looks at you the same way Tony looked at Pepper when she first landed in her purple Rescue armor.
@@gerstelb Pepper and Tony fighting side by side in matching suits of armor is absolutely thrilling. It makes me giddy.
Thank you for this, was like watching it for the first time in the cinema all over again feels and all :). Of all the reaction yt'ers I've seen you're by far the most genuine and evocative in the best way.
The boy you didn't recognise from Tony's funeral was the kid from Iron Man 3.
I love during the while Portal scene, Thanos 's expression changes from "Ok this is just embarassing now" (when Steve gets up) to "What's happening" to "How many?" to "Ok, maybe I should have thought twice before pissing off the entire universe."
32:42 People usually cheer at this moment but you didn't because you immediately understood the implications.
She also figured out the problem with Natasha and Barton going to Vormir pretty quickly.
Loved watching this!! Being a lifelong Ironman fan I hated that he had to die. But you got to see why Dr. Strange said and did what he did. Keep on doing what you do Stef. Love you 3000!!!
44:12 - "What is going to happen now?" Well, the movie did plant a few seeds. Do you recall what happened in the moments immediately after Hulk blew the staircase door off its hinges? And anyone who died before the Snap remains dead. What affect might that have on the living when these are not returned? Sam now carries the shield. Where might that lead?
There will never be a better cast for a single movie ever again.. ive seen this probably 8 times and i still cry at the end every time.
This felt like such a nostalgia trip watching Endgame Part 2 alongside Stef 🍿
Been following this channel since the reaction to Spider-Man 3 😁
THANK YOU STEF!! 👏🏼❤️
It was so awesome joining the stream with over 5,000 VIEWERS AT ONCE! You deserve the success so much 🫱🏻🫲🏼
I LOVE YOU 3,000 😁🍿🔥
I ugly cried in the theater when I first saw this. Several times. What a helluva conclusion. Really loved your reactions for these, thank you for sharing with us! Excited for you to see more!
Wanda would've killed Thanos by herself, which Thanos immediately knew and why he called down the bombardment. Maybe the only other person capable of beating Thanos by themselves might've been Captain Marvel, but Wanda for sure would've done it.
Also, Dr. Strange had to play a role the entire time ever since he saw the one timeline where they win out of the 14 million he saw. If he didn't do and say everything he saw himself do and say exactly as he saw it, the victory wouldn't have happened. So, he couldn't say anything to anyone, otherwise it wouldn't have happened.
Thor had him too, at the end of Infinity War. Stormbreaker overcame SIX infinity stones.
@davismccardle1 That's true, but unfortunately, that was Infinity War Thor, and Endgame Thor was nothing like him.
That's the only flaw about this movie in my honest opinion. Characters got nerfed just so we could have more of an epic battle, but in reality Wanda, Thor, and Captain Marvel are basically taking out both Thanos and his army by themselves, let alone the hundreds of Wakandans, Iron Man, Dr Strange, etc. But we gotta have a close fight, can't let Tony's death be for nothing if all they need to do is let Wanda cook.
@@bullworthless yea, i agree, to an extent.
With Thor it actually made sense because of all the loss he's had and the failure he's been a part of just because he wanted to prove he's the strongest. Not immediately killing Thanos just so he'd get the satisfaction of telling Thanos he meant what he said when he killed his brother, allowing Thanos time to snap, making it Thor's ultimate failure in his own head, and he has to live with that anyway. So, Thor falling off the deep end after that (or really after finally killing Thanos and realizing there's no reversing what he did) does make a good story and is good character development.
With Wanda, she wasn't nerfed, she was just done dirty by Thanos with the bombardment. She still didn't have any real understanding of her own powers, so it made sense why she didn't just warp reality in any way to ensure Thanos would die.
For Captain Marvel that wasn't really a nerf, she just got outsmarted by Thanos using the power stone.
Hulk, on the other hand, is by far the biggest and most diabolical nerf I've ever seen. They absolutely shredded his entire character during Infinity War. I mean nothing about Hulk not wanting to come out because he was embarrassed that he got beat by Thanos made any kind of sense. Then Bruce fusing himself and the Hulk into Professor Hulk instead of actually fixing the ridiculousness of Hulk's embarrassment and their "relationship" with each other just put Hulk 6 feet under.
Yea, that part makes me genuinely disappointed.
But the other "sort of nerfs" did at least actually line up with their characters and their stories, so that was just decent to good writing. Hulk was just destroyed for no reason.
@@HossLUK Wanda and Carol did get nerfed. The "bombardment" Wanda took was one singular shot that sent her flying in the air, and it didn't even touch her, and then she was never seen again. Didn't even come back after Carol destroyed the ship. Carol took a bump from the power stone and suddenly she's useless for the rest of the fight.
Nobody is worried about Thor's mental, he killed Thanos without hesitating in the first 10 minutes of the movie, he definitely wasn't hesitating after that. Thor almost killed Thanos with all the stones in Infinity War, but he gets packed up and combo'd in End Game by a stoneless Thanos and had to be saved by Cap. The movie literally spelled it out for you lol.
They all objectively got nerfed in that scene so Thanos looked strong. Also I didn't specify that all 3 of them needed to focus on Thanos, any 3 of them couldve taken out his army while everyone else jumped Thanos.
I know I'm nitpicking, but you don't *have* to find a reason to justify why these characters didn't do what they were supposed to. We know exactly why the movie is the way it is. If everyone packed up Thanos like it was nothing, it wouldn't be a good movie.
There will never be a film like this again. This was a huge worldwide event. I've never had a theater experience like I had for this movie on opening night. Unparalleled. Seeing these two movies (Infinity War, Endgame) for the first time was incredible. The third act really made the whole journey worth the wait
100%
Probably covered further down in comments. Kid at Tony’s funeral was Harley Keener. The kid with the potato gun in Iron Man 3 that helps Tony
This was wild what they did at Marvel from Iron Man to End Game. The vision for such a massive decade long journey across so many films with so many characters. It packed so much emotional power into this film.
I'm an adult man and I watched this in the movie theater, so I held it together, I choked-up a bit when Pepper told him he could rest, but in the holographic message when he said "I love you 3000."....damn...lost it.
This movie ending was brutal, the sadness of Tony passing away always gets me and makes me shed a few tears. Loved the reaction!
Tony was the biggest villain of the entire MCU. Why do you think he's coming back to play Dr Doom?
You’re not supposed to get over Tony’s heroic sacrifice! His character arc from the first Iron Man back in 2008 to this movie was one of the best. And his sacrifice made it legendary.
If you think I love you 3000 is sad, imagine being a parent during that scene. Heartbreaking
The thing that keeps bringing me back to your reaction videos is the very open and honest way you react, and your reaction to Tony's death is something I'm very familiar with, not just covering your eyes like you do with other tears but completely hiding your face from view and turning away. Because I've heard you be honest about your struggles in other reactions, I recognize that need to hide extreme emotions from view, and I applaud you that you were able to turn back to view after only a moment - that shows great resilience and skill in emotional acceptance and balance.
Saddest and best bits in the ending I couldn’t stop crying when iron man died and black widow
I lived throughout all these movies, went every single time to the cinema for 11 years witch sounds crazy, and sometimes this culmination it's like one of those moments you want to relive again for the first time. The infinity saga will forever be MCU highest peak, and an experience of a lifetime.
The one person at the end most people have a “who’s that?” reaction to is the young guy standing by himself: Harley, the kid from Iron Man 3
I've watched TONS of Endgame reactions over the years and I could only count on my fingers how many reacted the same way you did when Tony stole the stones. For most, it was a hype moment but you instantly knew that was it for him with the way how you got teary-eyed and let out a muffled cry. He chose the sacrifice play and went out with the same line that started it all: "I am Iron Man"
"I love you 3000"
Please watch Loki!!! One of the best things Marvels done period
They made too many shows it just wasn't interesting anymore. I liked Hawkeye, Falcon, Loki, Wanda, Ms Marvel. I'm not sure if I liked Echo, i think it wasn't bad, but i expected more. I haven't watched Agatha, Loki S2, moon knight. I didn't like She-Hulk and secret invasion. I've just given up for now. We'll see what comes next.
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Out of all of them, Wandavision and Loki™ are the best shows. Hands down. Both are worth it.
From the creative choices, to the real-world inspirations and the emotional depth towards the end, both of those shows are AMAZING. Definitely worth your time.
In Loki, season 1 AND 2, they pay major homage to the actual Norse Loki and it's just beautiful. They tie a lot of that into marvel Loki's psyche and elevate marvel Loki to an adjacent status like Norse Loki. Representative of many things.
In Wandavision, they explore the devastation of grief and all the things a person does to either deal with it or avoid it. It's well-written. And a tear jerker. But only towards the end. The beginning and the middle is all about the whimsy and mystery.
And I will say, Agatha All Along has been fun. Not anything like a masterpiece in writing by any means, but it's genuine fun and I love the attention to detail.❤ Probably not worth the time if you're avoiding a campy, October season feel.
@PlayShorts3 you're spot on with your judgement on all the ones you have watched. And on the ones you havent watched - Loki S2 is a MUST one of the best things marvel has done and arguably better than the first season. Moon Knight isn't essential for the story but i would say its worth a watch. Agatha hasn't interested me so far so do with that what you will.
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I think I like Agatha All Along mostly because I just like Katherine Hahn. Lol I even made a costume for Halloween 🤣🤣
Aubrey Plaza came back to the MCU for Agatha, as well. Super pumped about that; I loved her in Legion.
Once in a lifetime experience, watching this in theaters for the first time. Surrounded by fans, just as excited as I was. Wish I could re-live it.
Howard Stark's butler (who makes a cameo at the end of the scene where Tony and Howard are talking) is a central character in one earlier spin-off series I highly recommend you check out called Agent Carter. It's about Peggy shortly after the end of the first Captain America movie.
He's also a lead character in the WandaVision series.
@@SeedFactoryProject Seedfactory, you are confusing 2 different characters. Howard Stark’s butler Jarvis (James D’Arcy) appears briefly in this movie but was a main character in the Agent Carter TV series. Tony Stark then named his AI Jarvis in honor of him. Tony’s Jarvis was voiced by Paul Bettany before he went on to become Vision in both the movies and the WandaVision show. James D’Arcy was not in WandaVision.
@@SeedFactoryProject Edwin Jarvis doesn't even appear in WandaVision. He'd have no reason to anyway, as Wanda wouldn't have known a thing about him.
i remember i watched this with a date, and i was holding in my tears (barely) for a minute but once tony said “i love you 3000” i immediately bursted out into tears 🤣 that ruined me for days
I love how the trophy from the first iron man movie came back after 10+ years…(too lazy to do the math).
Also Stef BarnDoor protocol is from Iron Man 3 when Tony’s amour gets stuck in that kids shed.
It's really hard to put into words how much this saga touched society ... we were all there for it and the story remained steady and constant - everything was working towards this "final" goal. We hadn't really gotten anything like that in decades - perhaps when Return of the Jedi hit theatres when I was a kid ... but there wasn't the connective network of social media to tie us all together for that back then. This struck harder than Star Wars ... I don't think we felt this strongly when the Harry Potter series ended... nor did we feel this much when the Lord of the Rings trilogy ended. This was something special... and it set the bar SO HIGH for everything else.
The continuation of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has taken some interesting turns since this point ... hope you can find continued happiness and enjoyment through those as well
I'm so hyped to see your reaction to wandavision 😭😭😭🤧
Stef, can I just say, and I think this can be said for a lot of your subscribers and members, that I enjoyed this whole MCU journey with you. We are always there for you with your emotional rollercoaster. We genuinely care about how and what you are feeling and experiencing. It was definitely hard for our first time watching Endgame. But, I think in the end when Marvel brings everyone back, it's about those we love and care about. And Marvel did a good job with all the characters because we came to have that emotional connection to them. We absolutely hate to lose one of these beloved characters so much and we feel like we're enjoying this vicariously through your eyes. Anyway, we love you ❤ See you next time. Be safe and be well. 🇺🇲💙😎 ~ Robert from Sacramento. Yay! 🥴
The rest of the MCU is definitely worth watching, especially the TV shows. There’s been a lot of saltiness by some people but don’t listen to the haters.
The TV shows are a mixed bag at best. Wandavision could have been great, but it wasn't. Loki is kind of fun, and visually great. Ms. Marvel, Marvels are both dumpster fires.
Shangchi and Eternals should basically not exist - they contribute nothing and are giant wasted opportunities (and budgets). Basically, from here finish the Spiderman trilogy, watch the Deadpool trilogy and turn off the lights. Nothing else worthwhile.
In Non-MCU, Daredevil and especially Punisher are great, but I'm certainly biased in favor of Johnny B.
This and Infinity War were two of the best theater experiences I've ever had.
The boy at the funeral was in iron man 3 " I'm cold" remember?
Man, I didn't even cry in the theater but my eyes got a little watery with Stef 😩❤
The chauffeur's name being Jarvis. See more of him in the miniseries agent Carter.
Also WandaVision.
@@SeedFactoryProject Seedfactory, you are confusing 2 different characters. Howard Stark’s butler Jarvis (James D’Arcy) appears briefly in this movie but was a main character in the Agent Carter TV series. Tony Stark then named his AI Jarvis in honor of him. Tony’s Jarvis was voiced by Paul Bettany before he went on to become Vision in both the movies and the WandaVision show. James D’Arcy was not in WandaVision.
The portals part and the avengers assemble part literally was the one thing that actually united the entire world at one point in time and it’s a moment we wish we could relive and feel every day
Avengers… assemble.
We JUST did?!?
"Avengers... " what? Speak a little louder Cap, we can't hear you!
@@ShawnLevasseurhaha for the people in the back. For sure.
The next generation will never know what is was like to be in the cinema when this movie was playing for the first time. From the smallest cities to the biggest metropolis', theaters were filled and cheering for these epic moments.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN THE BEAUTIFUL MASTERPIECE THAT IS.. AVENGERS: END GAME 💪👏🙌🙏❤🎉
Well, Stef, you had the best MCU reaction video I've ever seen for Infinity War, and you've done it again for Endgame !
Don't ever apologize whenever you express your emotions during your videos, because that's a big reason viewers choose your channel.
There's reactors who try to entertain their viewers, but that's not what people want. They just want to share your movie experience with you, and maybe get a different perspective on the movie.
You did a wonderful job sharing your affection for the Marvel universe, and the laughs, tears and entertainment it's given us.
Just stay genuine Stef,
you're really good at this !
43:08 "I don't even know what to expect anymore from the other movies"
Marvel Studios: "Yeah, neither do we..."
You did an excellent job. I hope that, some day, you get to see this on a big screen; for the final battle if nothing else.
I've lost track of how many times I've seen this movie and I still tear up at the end.
46:56 Next in timeline
WandaVison (series)
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (series)
Loki (series)
Black Widow (movie)
"What if...?" (Series) (but it's not such important to the time line)
Shang-Chi (movie)
Eternals (movie)
Spider-Man: Far from Home (movie)
Spider-Man: No Way Home (movie)
Hawkeye (series)
Moonknight (series)
Doctor Strange in the multiverse of madness (movie)
Ms. Marvel (series)
Thor: Love and thunder (movie)
I am Groot (mini series)
Werewolf by night (short movie)
Wakanda Forever (movie)
Guardians of the galaxy holiday special (short movie)
Ant-man and the wasp quantumania (movie)
Guardians of the galaxy vol 3 (movie)
Secret Invasion (series)
The Marvels (movie)
Echo (series)
...
It was such a perfect ending and an impressive achievement to bring all of these movies together in such a creative and intelligent way that I think you can understand why I wasn't able to keep the same level of interest after Endgame. It's unfortunate, but I don't see how this entire story can be topped.
1 more movie left in phase 3 and that's Spider-Man: Far From Home. After that we're entering phase 4
and it all goes downhill from there
@@theconstitutionalveteran5778 No it doesn’t.
@@joshuaa7223 Even Deadpool says you're wrong.
@@dirtycash36 I respectfully disagree.
@@joshuaa7223 Yes it does. It's not even questionable.
Fun fact: Right up until when the other superheroes are resurrected, the composer Alan Silvestri only uses half of the symphony orchestra in his movie score.
I hope ya get to Spider-Man No Way Home. 💜
When cap wields Mjölnir, that feeling I had in theaters, indescribable. Also, "avengers assemble"... magical!
Don't listen to the naysayers, Steph. Just watch Marvel if ya want to watch Marvel after this. (Me personally hoping you reach Spider-Man No Way Home) make up your own opinions about the upcoming Marvel era. 💜
She’s gotta watch guardians 3 and the spiderman movies at least
Yeah after this point I started to pick and choose a bit more rather than just watching every single MCU production (I’ve eventually watched all the movies, though some I waited for home release rather than seeing them in theaters.), but definitely need to see the Spiderman movies that continue after this if nothing else.
There are definitely high and low points, but I think they're all worth watching at least once. Same with the TV series.
Its best to watch everything. Aside from being informed, lowering the bar here and there makes the higher points more worth while
@@Scyth0r i agree, and some have endgame blinders on where they dont realize there were highs and lows pre endgame too.
I do consider some of the next phase movies "missteps" but i at least see, and appreciate what they were trying to do. Similar to the actual comics with different styles/tones and audiences.
Everyone was complaining at this point of cookie cutter mcu style, so they "tried" a more epic style with things like eternals, or "kids" with thor LT, Mrs marvel, and let's have fun with it wandavision. While still doing the usual with everything from shangchi to spiderman etc....
The hate is overblown "online" like everything. At least in my circles and personal experiences.
What I love is how many Easter eggs for die hard comic book fans were included, like how they made an effort, whether with AI or make up or both, to approximate Stan's appearance to what he looked like in Marvel Comics' in-house pictures back in the seventies.