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- INSANE Details I Noticed In AVENGERS ENDGAME After Binge Watching The Entire MCU Infinity Saga. We break down some crazy things you missed in Endgame that pay off things set up in the MCU.
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I have watched Avengers: Endgame an INSANE Amount of times.
Whether it’s the way it closes out the saga or just the nice little callbacks in the movie, something keeps calling me back.
I’m currently in the middle of making a big watching order video for all the Marvel properties and over the last eight months I’ve watched everything that falls under the umbrella. Whether it’s Agent Carter, Agents Of Shield, Cloak and Dagger, Daredevil or the movies themselves, chances are, you name it, I’ve watched it.
With all this info stuffed in my head I’ve noticed some crazy details in Avengers: Endgame and throughout this video I’m gonna be breaking down some of the best things that most people have missed.
Infinity War Details
Ok so one of the best things about Infinity War and Endgame as a whole is that the latter pays off so many minor things in former that the Russo Brother’s should be applauded for their sheer amount of attention to detail.
Both movies were filmed back to back but even so there are still some tiny little self-referential things that show not only character detail but also add to the world building.
When talking to Doctor Strange, Tony Stark and Wong, Bruce Banner is surprised to learn that Ben and Jerry’s have named an ice cream flavour after him. This gets a big followup in Endgame when we can see Hulk eating it during the planning stages of the time heist.
Also in Infinity War, Tony uses a nanotech shield to cover himself from an attack by Thanos. This severely depletes his supply of the microscopic machines and leads to him being almost killed by the Mad Titan.
In order make sure this doesn’t happen again, in Endgame, Stark instead uses an Energy shield as protection which won’t put a drain on his armour.
Clearly he has learned from his mistakes and he’s not the only one either.
Throughout Infinity War after Thanos manages to get his hands on two Infinity Stones, he removes his armour, believing he is now invincible. However at the end of the movie the character is almost killed by Thor and thus when he makes his attack at the end of Endgame, the younger version of the character realises that it’s probably sensible to keep his armour on.
Everytime Thor attacks the villain in the film he goes for the head. This was of course set up in Avengers: Infinity War when due to his need to gloat he went for his chest rather than an instant killing blow. Because of this Thanos was able to wipe out half of all life within the Galaxy and retreat to the garden.
In Endgame he’s here to kill him properly this time and from their first meeting, all the way until the final battle, everytime Thor clashes with the character he aims directly for his head.
During this fight, we watch the awesome moment in which Captain America lifts Mjlnoir and gains the power of Thor. As Thanos cannot lift the item he instead grabs Cap’s wrists rather than the hammer itself.
Cap’s armour has scales on it and you can actually see these under the upper layer of his outfit in Infinity War. These scales first made an appearance in Black Panther and could show that after dropping of Bucky in Wakanda, Shuri gave him some upgrades.
Earlier in the film The Hulkbuster grabs Thanos and you can see that the left arm on the armor is unpainted.
Age Of Ultron
Thanos also breaks Cap’s shield similar to the way that it was destroyed in Tony Stark’s vision all the way back in Age Of Ultron.
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@@brandonbrown821 You posted a wrong link
Stormbreaker doesn’t have the spell cast over it by Odin. The hammer however does, anyone could’ve lifted the Hammer before Odin put the ‘only he who is worthy’ spell over it in the first film.
There’s another cool callback to I think avengers 1. Tony tells cap he’s nothing without the serum and cap tells tony he’s not the one to make the big play. But cap it strove to be more when he holds mjolnir and tony sacrifices himself with the stones
Thor was surprised when Thanos grab Stormdreaker. The dwarf said it was A kings weapon
You make so many assumptions its ridiculous. Dislike.
Also all through the MCU Tony hates being handed things, but in the past when his dad asks “hold this” Tony quickly agrees.
Makes sense since he’s his dad
Bruh Man he probably didn’t like it because he held resentment towards his father who always handed him things
@@ethancryder8570 good take, but I always interpreted it as being handed things means being handed responsibility, which tony doesnt want to accept, but allowing his dad to hand him the flowers signifies hes ready to take responsibility, hence him making the sacrifice play with the snap.
stickyfingersAR I guess so, but he already takes on a lot of responsibility and knows that he does, so I don’t follow very well
never noticed this! i have so much more to watch
Sam (The Falcon) was a victim from the "snap" so he can't run his counseling seminars for veterans. This is why Steve Rogers is running it at the beginning of Endgame. I found it to be a nice nod to how much Sam meant to Cap.
Ah really good catch, never seen that mentioned before so well done
Well as we all saw he is goig to be the next Captain America... we’ll see how that turns out..
Heavy Spoilers in endgame Wanda has the same scratch she did in infinity war showing how she did not change
Jeaven Carrillo What scratch?
@@harleyoyelade9988 when she was scratched in her face when she fought with vision in the begging of the movie
You missed the fact that drax was wearing a vest at tonys funeral after he said it hurts his nipples in GOTG 2
A great sacrifice for a great sacrifice
No, it was the flight suit that hurt his nipples, not a vest. Too much of a stretch.
@@RationallySkeptical dont ruin this
Robert Scott TV lol
Wait... Drax is in the funeral?
Couldn't see him!
When Nebula wins at paper football against Tony, she doesn’t quite know how to react because she always lost to Gamora in the past.
I'm sure shes familiar with winning, just not against her sister. Shes awkward because she's not used to social interaction
That and loosing meant great pain of being torn apart for augmentation. While with Tony it was met with a simple handshake.
@@jessensloan6692 She probably usually kills the other person when she wins, so she doesn't know how to win without murder involved
He lets her win, because he sees potential in her as an avenger. It’s what all good leaders do
@@jaammeesss71 Because thats what
(got hit by ball)(Stands up and throw a low blow into the air)
Because thats what heroes do.
Marvel sitting here watching this like: “oh I didn’t even realise that”
lol this is just not true do to the fact that the russo brothers where doing this ever sens Vinter Soldier .... every detail has a purpose and we still havent found every details on the last movies !!!
@@Chrismontt So many of these and ESPECIALLY the insane things said in the comments are just stupid "details" they think were meant to happen. Like one of the top comments here. "Shake it don't pull it." OOOOOHHH TONY SHAKES THE STONES OFF INSTEAD OF PULLING IN THE END AGAINST THANOS. Just dumb XD
@@stuffofhorror6184 yeah i know but ive been watching the MCU for 6 months and still find new things that ive never notice even if there are little things i think they will mean more then Russo brothers continues to make more Marvel movies !!!
@@stuffofhorror6184 exactly. I've watched a couple of Russo bros.' interviews and it seems to me that most "easter eggs" or "things you didn't notice" vids are just a bit of a stretch. Particularly the "Shake. Don't pull." line by Howard Stark. How would they pull Iron Man's improvised nanotech gauntlet LMAO it has to be done by Jarvis. Plus, why pull it if you have your own.
Usually how it works out. You listen to the honest directors talk about their films after the fact and most of the conclusions people draw weren't pre-baked into the movie. That can be fun in some cases, eye-rolling in others. I like how the MCU made it to the end in mostly one piece though. It's a pretty unique accomplishment that the drawn conclusions didn't tear it apart from the inside before it reached the finish line ^-^
Another one is when tony hugs his father in endgame this is a call back from Iron Man 2 when he says to nick fury his father never hugged him.
ah amazing! great spot
r lupi nice
oh the feels
i'm not crying..... you are ,_,
I feel like whenever the MCU goes from here, whether it be good or bad, we’ll always have the infinity saga, 22 movies spanning 11 years that turns countless individual stories into one narrative
yeah exactly, it's crazy when you think of how good it's been
23 movies
I dont know how the phase post the next saga will be ..I mean there is Phase 4, 5 and 6 planned which was infact planned like around Civil War itself and it will just be like a bigger representation of the Infinity Saga in terms of production as constant hints has been made at Annihilation and Secret Wars and the way the characters are being planned it does look like something a huge as Annihilation or Secret wars or both are coming and in that sense i feel teh grandeur will be the same if not more and we have 3 just insanely good phase ahead though after that i dont know where Marvel might head . But i think Infinity Saga and these 3 new phases will go down in history as Superhero Movie magic
the comic book connoisseur “countless” *precedes to give the exact number of stories 🤦🏻♂️
I am a furry I don't count far from home as part of the infinity saga
Bucky knew Rogers wasn’t coming back in endgame. When they hug Bucky says “Gonna miss you buddy”.
Also he was the one who noticed oldman Steve.
We knew he wanted, too. Such a great twist
In my opinion it is a worst twist with family-cap.
@@dlee7059 Can you say why? I loved it because Bucky knew something we did not know and it was there for all to see.
@@donackerman4529 f*ck Bucky. He killed Tony's mother and dad.
I think when Tony makes Thanos bleed and he says _”all that for a drop of blood”_ is a callback to Iron Man 2 when Whiplash tells Tony _”if you can make god bleed, then people will cease to believe in him”_ which is exactly what Tony did
I wish I was this profound.
Jiff, a lot of people know that. People were talking about it last year
@@AliG_ well, shit
Can't stand how they resolved the Snap. Always assumed the "drop of blood" would be crucial, and figured Ant-Man would be involved. But what the hell if 14 million alternate realities never recovered from half their populations being eradicated. We're all good here.
Lmaoooo nigga no
missed insane detail: having antman spend 5 years not aging in the quantum realm is a nod to how Paul Rudd never seems to age!
thats a stretch 😂
That is funny but according to the movie to ant man himself he only spent five hours. Funny joke tho, Paul Rudd looks exactly the same as he did in Wet hot American summer.
@@aydenmcgonigal4081 It's not a stretch, and nor is it only a joke, I remember hearing this fact from Fact Fiend. When an Actor plays a role for multiple years as RDJ did for Tony Stark, the studio makes sure to take a lot of reference footage of how an actor looked back when so that CGI or makeup etc. can be put over their face so they look exactly as they did in previous films (because just because five years pass between the release of one movie and the next, doesn't mean the same amount of time has passed in the movie's chronology. It could take place immediately after and so the actor needs to look the same). Or if they wanted to De-age a character to be even younger, they can use reference footage from even further back like they did for Tony to look like a Teen in that one scene about his "therapeutic pet project"
But the Studio, has NEVER taken reference of Paul Rudd. Because Paul Rudd looks exactly the same as he did 20 years ago, it's quite literally unnecessary to have any reference footage of him because he hasn't changed. Jokes on set were that Paul Rudd was immortal, or has a painting of himself somewhere in the world that ages when he doesn't, or he drinks blood / the lifeforce of others to maintain his youth.
So the whole time dilation thing, that sees Ant Man not aging at all whereas characters like Tony start to have grey hair and show their age, is actually probably a legitimate nod to this weird fact. Here's the link to the video:
ua-cam.com/video/7hgjJDKXxJ8/v-deo.html
@@silasgreaves6134 ok so he is immortal. Good to know lmao
@@aydenmcgonigal4081 Basically, yeah, that's tl;dr. lol
One little thing I noticed the last time I watched Endgame: Nebula and Tony playing paper football. Nebula is super competitive and is almost shocked that she won. That might have been the first time she ever won a one on one competition, as we know what her childhood was like fighting Gamora and having body parts replaced by Thanos whenever she lost.
Haha I think it is, good catch 🙌
You can also see her briefly smile... which means she's actually still capable of experiencing joy after so much has been taken from her.
Just popping in to say that Nebula has got to be the saddest MCU character. Such a dark background. Imagine having your parent amputate part after part from you throughout your childhood/life until you're more robot than person, and paralyzing & pulling you apart whenever he's angry with you or wants info. That's a misery & abuse level that makes my skin crawl. Can she get some happiness and a good friend group, please?
@@whitb850 I mean, if some shit doesn't tear them apart, I suppose she's part of the Guardians now. They're her family.
@@whitb850 i didn't even know Thanos did that to her! wow I'm learning so much. How did i miss that in the movie dialogue?
You missed a big one
In ant man hank pym accuses the military of stealing his pym particles and punches a guy.
It was captain America who stole them at the military base pym was working at
HOLY SHIT
Oh lord 😱😱
@Michael Kiely exactly, it’s a coincidence, mcu time travel is different than Chris Morphew type time travel
@Michael Kiely Changing the past doesn't affect the future in the MCU, and yet we see old man Steve show up without appearing on the time machine and without his suit, implying that he lived forward to that point normally.
Based on the rules of MCU time, this implies that we were actually watching a version of the events where everything had already happened before. The branch created when Steve went back to the past and stayed there, quietly staying out of events to let them play out as they did before so he could step back in where he left off.
Bro that is an insanely keen observation. Nicely done my man.
You missed the call back between Black Panther and Hawkeye. Civil War Hawkeye introduces himself as Clint during the airport skirmish and Panther replies he doesn't care . Endgame while the heroes were passing along the gauntlet says "Clint give it to me". Panther remembered his name and him.
Ah nice! Great spot
@@heavyspoilers thanks
I smiled when I heard that exchange, so many subtle moments!
he didn't know his name before now he does. mind blowing lol
And when cap calls Peter queens
The unnamed kid in Tony's funeral is the kid that helps him in Iron Man 3 (same actor even)
Same
Lol no. Everyone noticed.
Oh yeah there was a kid who I didn’t recognize at all, it puzzled me for a while then I forgot until right now, thanks
Tony stark died
@@STNJ_YT not all.
This was really great, i missed a few of these. If i could insert one more easter egg, in the fight against Thanos, Thor uses lightning to super boost tonys attack, which is a call back to when they first met and Thor tried to attack tony and ended up supercharging his suit 400%
Niiiiiice yeah you’re right great spot
This should get some reddit coins... oh wait, this is YT. Yep, great find!
"Thor. HIT ME!!!"
Huh, imagine that. BLAM!
damn, I came here to say this. They were two quick back to back references from avengers one, Thor supercharging Iron Man's suit, and Cap using the shield and hammer to do the shockwave attack. In fairness, the hammer/shield shockwave was used in avengers 2 as well at the very beginning.
The biggest most obvious oversight of all is: I am Groot! in End Game is a call back to I am Groot back in Guardians of the Galaxy
I re-watched it to fact-check you, and you are exactly correct. Confirmed!
LANGUAGE!
The biggest callback is using English in Iron Man II when they also used English in Iron Man I.
@@creativecraving ooo close but not quite! In Iron Man 2 they use English (US), but in Iron Man 1 they use English (UK). Nice try though!
You guys forgot that when Tony sacrifice himself and Spiderman was there it was actually a reference to when wolverine sacrificed himself to save the kids in Logan and his daughter was there holding him as he died, thus revealing that wolverine has actually been in the MCU this whole time in the form of Iron Man (who by the way clearly played Halo considering he used an energy sword against thanos)
In Avengers:
Steve says to Tony, “you’re not the type to make a sacrifice”.
Tony says to Steve, “everything special about you came out of a bottle”.
In the end, Steve lifted Mjolnir and Tony died for everyone else. Turns out they were both wrong.
Copper Candycorn thought about this while rewatching the saga
the line to stark i got but forgot about the "out of a bottle" one.
Brilliant, brilliant point. And we see this in both their first movies, Tony Stark willing to sacrifice his war profiteering company to pursue world peace, though it was especially the noble, virtuous character of Steve Rogers before his transformation via a bottle into Captain America that was special, and remained special afterwards. Dr. Abraham Erskine: "...But more important, the man. The serum amplifies everything that is inside. So, good becomes great. Bad becomes worse. This is why you were chosen. Because a strong man, who has known power all his life, will lose respect for that power. But a weak man knows the value of strength, and knows compassion...Whatever happens tomorrow, you must promise me one thing. That you will stay who you are. Not a perfect soldier, but a good man."
Tony already proved that in New York.
Though Tony already proved he'd make the Sacrifice in Avengers. He just got a second chance @ it!
After Nat dies and the remaining five original avengers talk, they resemble the five stages of grief:
Thor is denial. He asks why they are acting like she’s dead, he believes they can bring her back.
Hulk is anger. He throws a bench into the lake.
Clint is bargaining. He keeps saying how he should’ve been the one to jump and it’s his fault.
Steve is depression. He’s the only one crying.
Tony is acceptance. He knows they can’t change it and just tries to move forward, asks if she had any family.
Ah amazing!
woah there.
thor is depression. the drinking and the other obvious stuff
hulk is acceptance. hes the only one who dealt with what happened and improved himself after infinity. literally accepting his true form as the hulk
clint is indeed bargaining
steve is anger.
tony is denial. hes the only one who doesnt want to change things because he still has his family and hes ignoring what he and everyone else have lost.
Eko Thesilent yeah, that’s about them after the snap itself. I’m talking about the particular scene after Nat’s death
Monika Tamelyte I see! Sorry for correcting
Honestly, I feel like black widow was the obvious choice to die. I don't say it to be heartless, because she is one of my favorite characters, but she didn't have a family, she couldn't have children, and she was deliberately hard to get close to. She was the most alone of any of the avengers. She didn't deserve to die, but out of the avengers, she was the one who would hurt the least.
Everyone is getting ultra deep and wise with their observations, and I’m just like
*hmm, yes, these avengers are made of avengers*
That was deep man. Damn lump in my throat..
Lol love it
I’m 14 and this is deep
Not really, people are literally pointing out the obvious.
There’s still a chance you are wise lol
Then this d-bag rolls in. Geezus
When the five original remaining avengers were mourning Black Widow's death, they were each displaying one of the five stages of grief -
1. Thor (Denial). Says they are the Avengers, they can still bring her back.
2. Hulk (Anger). Rips apart a seat and hurls it.
3. Captain America (Depression). Sheds a silent tear.
4. Hawkeye (Bargaining). Says it should have been him.
5. Tony Stark (Acceptance). Asks if she had family.
Good lord. What an underrated comment.
Lol that's Hulk being calm. Endgame was a shitsaster.
Oh that's a great one!
Hey, you stole that from Monica T below who posted this 1 year ago.
@@av3nger949 not for Professor Hulk
I'd like to point out a fact that noone seems to have focused on till date in any article - how the surviving avengers in Endgame represented the 5 stages of grief.
Tony (Denial) walked away because he got lucky and didn't lose his family. He turned his back on the world and was living a peaceful happy life with wife and kid
Clint (Anger) - pretty obvious.
Steve & Natasha (Bargaining) - they refused to move on and even 5 years later, when the most unlikely option arose of time travel, they jumped at it.
Thor (Depression) - again, pretty obvious with the weight gain, drinking, mood swings.
Hulk (Acceptance) - the only one who worked on bettering himself following the tragedy, accepting everything that had happened.
amazing, great observation
I've heard this before
That's some top notch Sherlock Holmes levels of sleuthing right there!
Actually, if you Google it, you will find a whole bunch of articles about it. I had noticed it the last time I watched Endgame. Thinking I was a smarty pants, checked to see if others noticed. Yes...yes, they did. However, there are varying theories as to who represents the various stages.
Yep, amazing!
Missed the one where Strange calls Tony "Tony" for the first time (instead of "Stark") in IF after he simulates all of the outcomes and realizes Tony will sacrifice himself.
You forgot Wasp calling Captain America 'Cap' when she had made fun of Scott for doing that in Ant-Man & The Wasp
Happy she was probably just jealous that she didn't illicit such adoration from him.
I did not notice Mantis swaying but makes sense as a way to 'self soothe' as being an empath she would feel all the sadness of everyone at the funeral
Also, yes.
lol. i love rationale like this. I do it all the time myself. I mean, it's unlikely, in my mind, that this is honestly, precisely why they wrote her doing this. But it would be BETTER writing if this WAS the rationale. You know what I mean? Like, in some stories that I really like (stuff such as Original Star Trek eps), anything that doesn't make sense or is way dated or flawed, etc, I always make up this elaborate, convoluted reason in my head for some aspect existing as it's shown.
Except shes an empath by touch.
@@DarthZ01 she gets a tiny amount of screen time in movies, her comic book powers are much greater
No its cause shes a ditz. Lol
The first time Tony said “I am ironman“, he sounded kinda egotistical and in a “don’t care” manner. But the last time he said it, he was about to sacrifices his life and even leaves his beloved wife and daughter for the entire galaxy.
And that’s for me a good character development right there!
True true, good catch
The universe actually
There was also a heavy "Fuck you" in that too.
He also says it at the end of Iron Man 3
@@juanloaiza1346 both universes actually
Widow is not eating a PB&J its just peanut butter signifying that half the planet is gone.
Hhhahha
Goddamn is that funny
@@heavyspoilers Did I read somewhere that Captain Marvel was shot after Endgame (thus explaining her weird hair)? If so, it doesn't seem likely that the diagonal cut bread is a reference to Marvel, since it hadn't been shot yet. I guess it could've been based on the script, but that seems a stretch. In this case, I think a cigar is just a diagonally cut cigar.
Lmfao
Andrew Panariello i think captain marvel was being filmed during endgame, which is why she was barely here
In Endgame, Peter and Tony talk. This is a call back reference to when Peter and Tony talked in Infinity War.
before the final battle, Tony says "avengers! assemble," which is a clear callback to the fact they're the avengers
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In Endgame there’s a main purple villian hinting at Thanos from infinity war
The title Endgame, is a callback to every time someone has said the word endgame in the MCU
In endgame people fought which is obviously a call back to the first avengers where they fought
I’m a little surprised that you didn’t mention when all the guards are chasing Rocket through Asgard after he steals the stone one of them shouts “Somebody stop that rabbit!” A call back to infinity war where Thor constantly calls him “rabbit”
True! It marks it as a cultural thing for Asgardians. I'm sure that was very intentional.
@@creativecraving it also very much put Elmer Fudd in my mind. We were watching the movie and my gf was like “what are you giggling about?”
Everything Cap, Thor, and Tony use against the fight with Thanos is derivative of their very first fight against each other.
Tony tells Thor to hit him, powering up his armor, like when Thor made the mistake of hitting him with lightning and the the suit was at 400% energy capacity.
Cap uses Mjolnir in combination with his shield to create shockwaves, like when Thor "put his hammer down".
True true
Also the place in Scotland where Thor loses his 6 pack is a fishing village in Berwick called ...Abbs.....irony of the finest order
Hahhaha no way!? I used to have a caravan up in Berwick, amazing bit of trivia
Here’s another did you know that lap lifting the hammer was shot several different ways one of which was him slowly lifting it off the ground where it fell...just before it hits thanos u c it levitate this is actually just a close up of him picking it up, ultimately they decided to go with wat for me is the greatest hell yeh moment in cinema history thnx Russo bros
stephen paterson St.Abbs is a nice little village, an other piece of trivial information is that there was a sign in the village that says "St. Abbs twinned with New Asgard." and I know the crackhead from Berwick Upon Tweed who cut it down and stole it and hung it up in his living room. 😂 Idk if they replaced it yet though, hope so.
Looks like it’s actually called “St Abbs”. Cool catch. Someone actually added New Asgard to Google Maps: New Asgard
St Abbs, Eyemouth TD14 5PL, United Kingdom
+44 274273
goo.gl/maps/oasNPsEwF67N7m9N7
@@JamesBurnell Holy shit I just checked the map and they have that's quality and a great spot mate... Its only an hour away from where I live too lol
"Wong you're invited to my wedding" but he actually shows up at the funeral
For all we know, Wong attended his wedding. If he didn't die, that is.
@@dannypalin9583 He probably didn't
@@dannypalin9583 No, Wong was one of the Snap Victims. The Script confirmed it.
He showed up to the Wong get together.
Fun fackt the limo scene where Tony and Peter hug is 100% improvised Tony went for the door and Peter was confused as hell cause it wasn't in the script so he huged him, props too them for staying in character tho.
Source?
@@johnderat2652 he made that up
@@johnderat2652 "dude... trust me"
The original idea is from a Luke Wilson story he told on a David Letterman interview where he worked with a guy in a truck as a surveyor. On the last day of work, Luke thought the boss guy was leaning over to give him a hug, but it was just to open the door and say "get out". Nobody notices this but me. Look up Luke Wilson interviews on the David Letterman Show to find the story, its very funny.
The difference between the sacrifices made by Thanos and those made by the Avengers: Thanos sacrificed someone else's life (Gamora died unwillingly). Black Widow and Iron Man willingly sacrificed their own.
Don't forget Vision, he also was willing to sacrifice himself, although the time stone ruined that..., mimicking when Jarvis "died" in Age of Ultran
This shows you the difference of villains and heroes
@@23Raind im sorry youre plane wrong he was happy that he is alive he didnt wanna die and in endgame he says it almost killed me as if he was feeling sorry for himself he is the most selfish person there is. He wants to kill half the universe so people are gratefuk to him basically he has a god complex so youre wrong.
I noticed watching infinity war that when everyone is dusting away it goes by age I’m pretty sure. Because first person we see fade away is Bucky who was born in 1917 So when thanos snaps his fingers Bucky is literally like the first person to fade away since he’s like a hundred years old by then and we also we Spider-Man fade about last because he’s young compared to everyone else.
Ooooooh I always wondered! I could never figure out why they didn't die simultaneously (at least people in the same location like Drax and Spider-Man)...that would make sense, thank you!
The worst part is i think it took so much longer for him to get dusted because his healing factor is fighting it
That would only be the order the filmmakers chose to show them. In reality every scene of people dusting is taking place at roughly the same time. All you need to know that people didn't disappear in order of age is the post credits scene for Infinity War, there is no way that Maria Hill is older than Nick Fury. The only reason Peter disappeared so slowly is because everyone involved in filming the scene felt it needed a more emotional punch, so they drug it out. Though RDJ did give advice to Holland that his motivation for that scene was he's subconsciously using his powers to resist.
@@jakenorris8778 plus, his spidey-sense would've let him know something bad was going to happen :(
@@ValentinBaca hence the "I don't feel too good." His spider sense is going off so strong that it actually causes him physical discomfort
Natasha's hair goes from bright red in "Ironman 2", to blonde in "Infinity War", mirroring the "red in her ledger" (Avengers) being wiped out across the movies.
When she feels like she failed at the end of "Infinity War", her hair goes back to being red in "Endgame" 'cause she feels her ledger is back in the red again with all the lives lost 'cause of the snap..
Damn.
Love that obs
holy shit that's amazing detail
That's some hardcore shit you got there.
Thanos wears the armor at the end of Endgame because he doesn’t have the infinity stones at this point. Not because “he thought it was sensible” to wear.
Same thing right
Well at least it can't be 'because he learned from last time' - this him wasn't there last time yet.
(...uhhh we need some new tenses in English to deal with time travel.)
Yeah, this didn't make any sense. 2014 Thanos learned a lesson from 2018 Thanos? You could say he reviewed footage from Nebula's memories but she was not with him through most of Infinity War. It would make more sense to say 2018 Thanos was overconfident because he had 2 stones and 2014 Thanos was more careful since he had none.
But he did see a very distinct gif of future him getting his head chopped (who coincidentally didn't have his armor on at the time).
I mean he is also walking into what he knows will be a battle. I'd keep my armor on too
The one I noticed was after the "Avengers Assemble" scene when Ant Man becomes Giant Man and there is a very specific shot of his giant boot squishing a bad guy.
This has to be a callback to Nick Fury's line from the original Avengers movie "Ant...meet boot."
Amazing! Really good spot
I think that's the scene where he squished Cull Obsidian and before the hug scene of Parker and Stark
Wow!
You missed perhaps the coolest reference of the lot: Ken Jeong is clearly reading a copy of J G Ballard's "The Terminal Beach" not Steve Bradshaw's "Terminal Breach."
Why is this cool?
Because the first story in the US edition of this collection of Ballard's short stories is called - what else - "End-Game".
I'll get me coat.
Ah yes, here's the version you can see in the movie. Good catch.
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I was wondering if someone noticed this, I just saw that in a different UA-cam video. 👍
9:29 he mentions it
@@bigvillajah7214 Read my comment again. The book mentioned at 9:26 is the wrong book.
@@bigvillajah7214 The video mentions "Terminal Breach" not "The Terminal Beach."
Notice "Beach" and "Breach" are different words.
All this and they couldn't even mention Coulson once
i think its cause they thought he stayed dead
Well he's in Tahiti.....
It's a magical place...
@@alerislib technically he died again
@@mikaelaespiritu6875 yes i know. :) but the Avengers all never knew he went to Tahiti and "survived" the first time... that was my joke. :)
They don’t mention losers.
The book that Ken Jeong (The night guard at the lock up when Scott reappears) actually has a chapter titled 'Endgame'
I think you forgot a word or two
From Reddit: When Tony's dad puts out his hand, he says Shake it don't pull it. Tony gets the idea to shake the stones off not pull the glove off.
*edit* please stop replying to this comment. Go away people.
Ah nice
Holy Shit mind blown!!!!!!
I swear you be finding everything on reddit 😂
yeah that's not it whatsoever
I don’t see how he shook them off............ ??????!?
We will most likely never have a film saga like this ever again. This entire saga was made without agenda and just wanting to make the best story saga ever.
i honestly lost interest in movies after this was done. just not the same anymore. #ripIronMan
Infinity Stones just say ur misogynistic and go
*money
On that note they definitely made the best storyline ever.. pulling from the comics and their creative genius.. literally will never be matched again. As a huge fan I wish it could go on forever... and now that Chadwick Boseman is gone I’m beyond sad that we won’t see him as black panther.. but beyond that I am saddened because Chadwick was a spectacular human being.
@Infinity Stones you say this and one time I might have agreed as I found it cringe. But recently I watched the movie with my daughter. The way her face lit up at that scene... I'm glad they did it.
Cool! I have seen a lot of videos like this… But I definitely heard some new stuff from you! Very great video!
@The Bella Twins .
Garrett?? 😂
Ofcourse you'd be watching this.
Did Shane ever provoke children around you because of you were silent then you’re just as guilty
This video and the comments section just goes to show how much of an absolute masterpiece the MCU is overall
Thanos's double sided weapon is a larger version of the two sided blade he gave to Gamora, which is symbolic of a "double edged sword" meaning the sacrifices he had to make in order to win.
which means perfectly balanced, as all things should be.
or because a normal sword is balanced in one direction, while the double bladed one is perfectly balanced in the middle where he holds it
One thing you missed in the funeral scene: Thors reaction
Everyone else is somber, sad, but not Thor
Because, as he is a Norse God, he knows that heros who perish in battle move on to Valhalla, and believes that when he eventually passes on, he will have plenty of crazy stories to tell his old friend as they dine together in the halls of the Norse afterlife.
This is also why he joins the Guardians, to build his list of experiences for his friend to hear someday
I'm not crying you are
Edit: I did not expect to start a full on controversy war with this
I dunno, Thor looks pretty darn sad in that scene
That’s a very calming thought, thank your for that.
@@DenyingFate not my original notice, but you're very welcome
@@SyntheticKill Somewhat I suppose but compared to everyone else not really, and he looks happy at some moments
But Valhalla is (was?) in Asgard, which was destroyed in Thor Ragnarok
“ we don’t trade lives “ ...... unless your a Wakandan foot soldier then we’ll trade your life to save Scarlet Witches sexbot.
Thanos' army is an invading force, and the Wakandan foot soldiers are defending their home.
Landis963 it was a joke but okay
They actually traded vision romanoff and stark for half the univers
Well... you'd better not mess with the Scarlet Witch. She would have singlehandedly killed Thanos, should he not have rained fire.
Can you imagine actually thinking these movies are mindless entertainment and not true cinema? So sad that some people are so shallow and miss just how much attention to detail is put into every aspect of them.
martin scorcese that boomer dweeb
The dialogue is sometimes very shallow, I would love to get my hands on some of the writers and slap them for some bits, but it's generally superior to DC cinema sh*t, and I agree, these details are superb art, made all the better in my mind because it is a huge collective effort of so many people. I hate to go all "socialist" on y'all, but collective human striving is vital, even if demonstrated just for entertainment here, it is "proof in principle" we can all beat poverty and environmental crises.
@@Achrononmaster i feel you on the shallow dialogue, but at times we need to keep in mind, when reading a graphic novel frame by frame, the dialogue, narration, and exposed thoughts of characters and situations are part of the story as much as the "action" is, bc in a comic there are only so many frames.
i think the writers of these films made sure to include some of these obvious and cheesy dialogue sequences into the writing for the movies to hold tru to their comic roots.
Some of it does feel like commercial slop though. Infinity War was a masterpiece and Endgame was a good send-off to the MCU.
Something I noticed, when Hawkeye's family was snapped, thunder started to be heard in the background with no lightning. I believe this was actually a collection of vehicles and planes crashing without drivers and pilots.
now that's dark
i wonder what cap's conversation with skull face would be as he returns the stones
Great point!!!
I don't think The Red Skull cares about that sort of thing anymore.
@@TROOPERfarcry and his reaction would be interesting regardless
@@wuderbarvulpine6609 is that mentioned in a tie in comics or something?
@@wuderbarvulpine6609 lmao spot on impersonator
This is my personal favorite (and I could be reaching, but here we go):
There are a lot of events in "Infinity War" and "Endgame" that are seemingly foreshadowed in the Wanda Maximoff induced visions in "Age of Ultron":
CAP'S VISION: Peggy asks Steve if he's "ready for our dance" and informs him that "the war's over [ ... ] we can go home". Avengers: Endgame ends with Cap returning home to the past, after having fought the war against Thanos, and dancing with Peggy.
THOR'S VISION: Heimdel tells Thor that his eyes "see you leading us to Hel!" When Thor protests that he can "still save you", Heimdel replies "we are all dead!". "Avengers: Infinity War" begins with a ship full of Asgardian refugees (captained by Thor) being destroyed by Thanos. Heimdel is among those killed.
BLACK WIDOW'S VISION: There's a scene that begins with Black Widow throwing a fight, and Madam B. calling her sloppy. Madam B. and Black Widow have then have this exchange "The ceremony is necessary, for you to take your place in the world", "I have no place in the world", "Exactly". In "Avengers: Endgame" Natasha takes part in a "necessary ceremony" to retrieve the Soul Stone. She wins her fight against Hawkeye and dies, taking her place in the world.
TONY STARK'S VISION: He comes upon the other five Avengers dying/dead on Sanctuary while one of Thanos' ships travel through a portal toward earth. It's possible that this event took place off screen in "Avengers: Endgame", in between the arrival of Young-Nebula and Young-Thanos into the post-snap time-line. This would mean that Tony is witnessing the deaths of the Black Widow, Hawkeye, Hulk, Thor, and Captain America native to Young Thanos' Timeline.
This comment is incredible, congrats on noticing all of this
Omy God just amazing
Your comments on Tony's vision show you don't understand how timelines work in Endgame.
Tony's vision wasn't meant to be seen as literal it was a construct of his own fears. Everyone would die, and it would be at the hands of aliens... of which he had seen only one invading horde. The Avengers he saw were not from an alternate timeline because the 2014 that Thanos came from was a part of the same timeline that lead through into Endgame. He hadn't been to earth, he didn't have any stones, and he was still waiting so that he wouldn't arouse suspicion from beings who could easily stop him if he jumped the gun.
His jump to the future created a new timeline where he suddenly disappeared. If he hadn't it would have been exactly the same timeline we watched through 22 movies.
When he travelled forward in time he was hoping to succeed quicker. Infinity war Thanos won because he put in the work to achieve his goal. Endgame past Thanos didn't while the avengers did.
@@cymon1982 Whatever. I like mine better. The film's writing team and the directors can't even agree on how the timelines work in Endgame.
@@michaelmandatorylastname3671 and yet, they make perfect sense from a quantum point of view. And from a normal point of view.
Fan theories are fine, but not when they don't make sense in continuity
Another interesting thing about Stark's tech is it changes and updates in every movie because of something he learned from the previous movie.
literally every scientist's mind xD
Ok but they covered that in the video with specific examples and you are simply restating it here in a generalized way so I don't see how this is "another thing". No offence intended.
@@petiewheat82 they covered one comparison from iron man 1. But Stark's tech advanced with every single encounter he had with someone who could've beat him. So, no, I didn't repeat anything, I just emphasized what was said in the video. No offence taken.
i argue that the reason his suit is able to shield him from the stones is that because the power source driving the suit was a synthetic version of the the infinity stones. This is often overlooked part of the storyline. But when Howard Stark obtained the tesseract, they characterized its properties. They just couldn't replicate it at the time, so Howard then left the molecular structure of the Tesseract (the shell, not the infinity stone inside) for Tony, which is what he later synthesized in Iron Man 2.
My theory then come a bit clouded because it's hard to say whether that molecular structure (which confined an infinity stone as the Tesseract) of his power core was able to shield him from the radiative properties of weilding the 5 stones, or if the radiative properties of the power core which were similar to the infinity stones, over the years, built up a 'tolerance' to the radiative properties of the legitimate Infinity Stones and thus let him survive a bit longer.
You forgot Falcon saying "On your left" to Captain America when they arrive at the battle, a reference to Winter Soldier
My favorite line in the whole movie
But that one is obvious. His list consists of references that werent caught very easily
That was obvious
That goes ALL THE WAY back to when Falcon and Cap met
They were jogging and Cap kept lapping him saying “on your left” like 5 times
While it was an amazing callback, I think we all noticed it, so there’s no need to really explain it.
What about the kid that was by himself at Tony's funeral? That was the kid form Iron Man 3, Harley. He was in front of Fury and behind the Guardians
everyone knows that one
I actually didnt. Thank you!
@@mehansingh2979 yeah, but I didn't know until I walked out the theatre and my cousin was like "Who was that" And I totally forgot. It would've been nice to mention at least
Jesus Christ ...while we’re here did u recognise the big fat guy up front that’s Thor he was the skinny guy from the Thor films u know the skinny guy that was the short haired guy out of Thor u know the short haired guy he played the long haired guy Thor in men in black
If that wasntb obvious then youre dumb. Not even noteworthy
Man the mcu doesn't get enough credit for pulling this off
Yeah 100% this is why they’re the best
CGM Show yeah endgame is only the highest grossing movie of all time
CGM Show is evidenced by the Oscar snub there wasn’t a film within a decade of topping those effects not even the Star Wars happy days reunion special
@@1872patty yeah
@@1872patty You throw that much money into a movie and you should expect good effects. The amount of money that EG made in profit is really telling. They spend a fortune making the movie so everyone should expect something near perfect.
Thanos : you should have gone for the head
Me : no, you should have gone for the arm
Lol
Even more evidence that Thanos is in fact looking for someone to kill him.
@@thrilla72 no he was gloating to Thor basically saying “ye, you done fucked up”
@@craigyeates1854 No reason why both of us can't be right.
@@thrilla72 why wud thanos want to die if he was trying to kill half of all life
That just makes no sense
@@craigyeates1854 Same reason with the power to do anything he wanted, he chose to kill half of life. He is mad.
After Tony's snap, Proxima Midnight was holding Corvus Glaive's body as she was being turned to dust. Similar to how she did in Infinity War after he was stabbed. Both scenes of course alluding to the fact that they are actually a couple.
Ah great work! Never noticed that
i thought it was a mirror to scarlet witch and vision at the end of IW too
I mean they are married in the comics, so I wasn't surprised that they were a couple in both films
Also, Ebony Maw was holding his gut with one hand and stumbling towards Thanos before being dusted, mimicking what Spider Man did on Titan.
"My lord, i dont feel so good..."
There is still one paralel I've seen no one pick up on:
When Tony assembles the gauntlet with Rocket and Hulk, this is a direct call back to when Howard played with the Tesseract in The First Avenger.
That is also why Rocket says: Boom!
Howard blew the chamber up.
You're welcome 😁
Nice
You mean the Hydra special ammo?
I think they had hulk do the snap so the gauntlet would fit thanos it wouldn't really have worked if he's chasing a gauntlet for half an hour only to find it's too small lol
@@1872patty yeah, I think that it's really interesting to see how cinematic story writing works. A great example of that is given in this video: ua-cam.com/video/mzNS4U_aE28/v-deo.html
You might enjoy it 😊
Also, when the space whale is about to eat Rocket, right before it dies, that visually mimics a shot from Back to the Future 2 when Marty thinks he's about to be eaten by a hologram of Jaws.
I know it is kinda late but I find 2 closures here, both are about Tony Stark: 1. Tony never holds anything people hand to him (ref: Iron Man 1 & 2) but when his dad hands the flowers to him in the elevator scene, he takes it without skipping a heartbeat; 2. Before parting with his dad, he finally gets to say what he always wants to say to his dad, which he regrets not telling his dad as revealed in the Civil War.
Griffin Cheng and that was further shown when Howard turned around and said: “I feel like we’ve known. Like we’ve met before.”
The most incredible thing about all of this, is that Tony's AR sunglasses work in the past. Bandwidth aside, I assumed the glasses were fed data from one or many of his hundreds of Satellites, but apparently the entire thing is housed within that Frame. Just incredible lol.
I think you missed one, at least: Rocket always says he is the actual captain of the ship, at the start of Endgame, he finally is
Ah you’re right. Great spot
Well man, you have just made me watch Endgame one more time. Keep up the good work!
Queue GOTG3 - Quill: "You can be captain over my dead body!" Rocket: "Hey, worked out last time, I'm in!"
I thought Mantis was swaying because she was being bombarded by everyone’s grief...
I thought she has to make physical contact to feel someone’s emotions.
@@eddiekalista3222
You're correct. She's a contact based empath. Ironically most empaths can feel at range lol
@@ShadowLynx777 if her powers are ranged, then that would be too OP
@@UltStream
Well if just her empath ability was ranged it really wouldn't change anything. Empaths can't put you to sleep and stuff, that's her own species' special abilities lol
@@ShadowLynx777 just imagine someone messing with your emotions from a distance and making you feel as if living in an asylum. Now that's a buff
fun fact: in a very small part, when they were coming through the portals, you can see Howard The Duck joining the fight, carrying a space gun
Basically everybody noticed this
Apparently nova is in there somewhere... What happened to ghost from ant man 2 a thought the scene with the ass Forse were an ass short
stephen paterson ghost may have died due to not getting those particles from the quantum realm that she needed for 5 years
John Wallace maybe so but I’m sure I heard they are bringing the character back in some way
I wish he could have gotten a line or two in.
I don't know if this has been mentioned in the comments but in Captain America: The Winter Soldier Steve walks in on Sam talking to the group of vets at the VA and that same speech that Sam gives the vets is the same speech Steve gives the grief counseling group in Avengers Endgame
One of my favorites: Wasp says"CAP" as she made fun of Ant-Man for saying, then they both smile at each other
You're way too cringe
Lol whatever “your way too cringe” means. Almost a sentence. I really enjoyed that moment as well.
@@kregadeth5562 you're*. not that I would expect you to know how to properly articulate yourself.
Lachugah not that anyone would expect you to know what “articulation” means.
@@calebknorr539 I use it in the proper context, so obviously I know what it means idiot😂😂 wow you are SUPER STUPID!
How about when "cap" lifts the hammer and Thor said "I knew it" referring to Thor seeing cap almost lifting the hammer in "avengers age of ultron"
Cap could have lift it...but he uses humility #Suspense (if you look closely you will see that, it actually moved a little bit)
@@godblesslyricstv I know that it moved a "little bit" that's what i meant by saying "almost" lifting it. but i don't think Steve could of gone any further back then.
@@godblesslyricstv if you watched thor as that hammer nudged a little, his facial expression also changed.
bluemenace04 yep. He’s the only one that saw it. It was just between them two
You can't "almost lift mjolnir" either you can or can't. It's not a weight you can almost be strong enough to carry. It's literal magic.
In Captain America: Civil War, Black Panther and Hawkeye meet for the first time during the airport fight. Hawkeye introduces himself "We haven't met yet, I'm Clint" and Black Panther replied "I don't care".
In Endgame's final fight, the pair meet again. Black Panther drops in to save Hawkeye and says "Clint, give it to me" asking for the gauntlet
Seems a deliberate use of his real name to refer back to his original comment.
This is the one that first took my interest
Deserves more likes
I don't think it was a deliberate reference, so much as deliberate continuity. Once Hawkeye gain's Black Panther's respect, calling him by the same name he introduced himself with is just polite. Calling him "Hawkeye" at that point might have come across as "Yeah, we don't need to be friends."
Speaking of Wasp you missed one detial:
Hope calls Steve Cap after making fun of Scott calling him Cap in Ant-man and the Wasp.
In the first Avengers movie, Cap tells Tony he would never be the one to “jump on a grenade” or sacrifice his life to save everyone else. This comes full circle when Tony uses the stones to save everyone knowing it would cost him his life.
I think tony already proven Steve wrong in the first avengers.
It goes even farther than that because if you remember when Steve said, “You won’t lay on the wire when the time comes.” Tony says, “I would find a way to cut the wire.” Skip ahead to Endgame and Strange tells Tony, “If I tell you what has to happen, it might not happen.” In all the times when Tony know what had to happen he tried to find some other way which is why it is only at the end when he realizes the only way is for him to sacrifice himself that Strange final,t signals that yes this is their one chance.
Even more in that same exchange Tony told Steve, “Everything special about you came out of a bottle.” As the Dr. Erskine said the treatment didn’t just make people stronger it made them “more” of what they already were, and Steve of course proves there was something inherently better about him by being worthy to lift Mjolnir when it counted.
This is really one of my favorite parts of the MCU because Tony and Steve both proved they were better than either thought the other.
Tony was willing to sacrifice himself at the end of the first Iron Man movie in his fight with Iron Monger. So I never understood why Cap said Tony wouldn’t sacrifice himself. After meeting Yinsen he was always willing to sacrifice himself
@@raesantana2375 and in anvengers 1 with bringing the nuke away.
@@animalm4st3r and avengers 2 with the falling city
You missed when Bucky tells Cap "I'm going to miss you, buddy" right before Cap returns the stones. This is because Cap told him what he was doing. That's why he knows exactly where to look after he leaves and tells Sam to go over to him.
I don’t think cap told him, he just knew Steve enough to know that’s what he was gonna do.
I noticed that also and think that you are completely correct.
@@gigashad_ i think steve did told him, because they kinda had that farewell before steve left.
@@gigashad_ Yeah, I'd say Steve told him. That would also explain why Bucky didn't go up to talk to old Steve. They already said their true goodbyes and made it resolute.
I literally started crying again when his daughter said she wanted cheeseburgers.
Am I the only one who noticed in Endgame T'Challa calling Hawkeye by name when in Civil War Clint introduces himself and T'challa says he doesn't care?
Yeah that really hit me when I was watching it in a cinema
everything in the mcu means something. And they always do call backs to those moments.
Endgame was literally endless call backs and I loved it.
Morgan Starc said " I love you 3000" which is actually the duration of all the marvel movies combined in minutes
Oh my god, that gave me a mind blow with goosebumps to match
And the other times he mentioned were approximately the running time of the DC movies.
Thats not why, it's something RDJ kids say to him, and they took it into the movie 🙂
Prove it 🤨😎😏
But it's 3053
in Iron Man's recording to Pepper he says "When I drift off, I will dream about you. It's always you." Call back to Iron Man 1 where he made a similar statement when she was replacing the unit in his chest.
Thanks for helping to get this video past the 2 million mark.
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Keep up the fine work buddy 👍
Man its too difficult to reach down here, all achievers are on top.
After Hulk reverses the lives taken by the snap, the sun shines brighter because the air isn't polluted by 3 billion people's ashes. I haven't seen a video bring that up.
Ah amazing, thanks for dropping that
Or would that simply be a thematic choice the directors made. People didn't actually turn into ash, they were wiped from existence. Showing them turn into dust was just a way to make it a more visually accessible to viewers as opposed to them just not being there anymore.
In fact you see the ash they turn into continue to break down into smaller and smaller component pieces.
Also ash floating around in the atmosphere of the planets with life would have caused a cascade effect whereby all life would die. Less sunlight means less plant matter which would lead to less oxygen and less food for herbivores which would, in turn, means less food for carnivores. The food chain (at least on earth) would break down and all life with become extinct
@@cymon1982 im not trying to disprove what you said but literally the very first person we see turn to "dust" was bucky. There was a whole ass pile of dust still on the ground, cap even went and touched it and youre trying to tell me it was purely for making it easier for the viewer to understand? Thats just plain wrong buddy
@@nullo6306 how long after does the ash last... what would the end result of all that ash be in the atmosphere... I didn't say it immediately disappeared.
But if universal extinction is what Thanos was hoping for, that would be the way to do it.
@@cymon1982 "Showing them turn into dust was just a way to make it more visually accessible to viewers as opposed to them just not being there any more." I never said you said the ash instantly dissappeared, I said how you said it isnt there in the first place (see quote) and how thats not true as we see cap go up to buckys ash pile kneel down and touch it, confused as to what happened.
Infinity War:
"You should have gone for the head."
"What did you do??"
Endgame:
"What did you do??"
"I went for the head."
You know what.. this is a good one. The director brothers definitely planned this word play
When I was watching this in theatre, and Thor said "I went for the head", there was a single hysterical laugh somewhere above me. Either all the rest were introverts like me, or didn't get it at all.
Best line
Also, when Tony calls Rocket a Build-a-bear, Rocket is kind of sad saying that maybe he is referencing when the tells Star Lord that he didn't choose to be taken apart and put back together and made.
That’s as fucked as it is ingenious, also an amazing catch
Brooo that hit me hard and deep
Yeah that scene in GOTG 1 where he's drunk, gun out on the verge of tears shouting about it, was heavy. he's got some bad trauma. Wonder if they will go more into it in future films, find the person who made him.
I'll never look at Build-a-bear the same ever again
Yea I remember that bit actually. I laughed too hard at it.
Okay, the tiny portal that Hope flies through is hilarious.
i just watched it a few days ago and saw that tiny portal and didnt make the connection, even better now
I thought I had known every single Easter egg and reference. You managed to make a video filled with ones I haven’t seen or thought of. Well done sir!
Ey thank you! Glad you enjoyed it
What no one notices, is in The Avengers, when Thor struck Cap’s shield... Cap stood his ground, and Thor went flying back from the resulting blast.
I suspect that’s not because Vibranium absorbs vibration, but because Mjolnir recognized that Cap was worthy. That why Mjolnir stopped and Thor’s momentum didn’t pulverize Cap into the ground.
Though Mjolnir should have been an unstoppable force coming down, and likely would have been against anyone else... Cap became the immovable object because he was ALWAYS worthy, and not just because of something that happened between The Avengers and AoU.
Just my thoughts.
So if he hits anyone else that's "worthy" he won't get pulverized either?
OMG I love this! It makes so much sense!
@Arron Daniels i think he became worthy before he got the Super soldier serum. He attmepted to sacrifice himself and tried to shield everyone from the grenade
Another detail why OG Avengers willl always be the best its just perfect
An interesting observation, but not one I'm sure of. If this was true, would the shockwave still happen in Endgame? Captain was not behind the Shield when the hammer struck it in mid air, yet the result was the same. If your idea was accurate then the Shield would have been carried away with the hammer with no immovable object to hold it. I still think it was a combination of Captain's Strength and the Vibranium properties.
This whole saga is truly special and Infinity War is a freakin’ miracle. I never thought a film could have that many characters and make it work. It truly felt effortless. The awesome character building in all prior movies to Infinity War really helped make it special. They proved that if you want to make something like this work, it totally can with a lot of hard work, an amazing villain and a well thought out story.
Completely agree!! I'm trying to get a friend to watch MCU films, since he's only seen a couple along the way. Somehow. But I don't want to drop him head first into IW & Endgame. I want him to enjoy the character moments as much as I do. It's a little like giving a great xmas present but the person receiving just isn't that into xmas.
it could have gone wrong in so many ways but they took so much care with it, it didnt.
@@redstripedsocks5245 it went wrong in a ton of ways, let's not pretend that it's a perfect movie without continuity errors or violated logic.
@@disrupt94 its movies about superheros, sure its going to be illogical at times and make a few misses, coupled up with plotholes there and there.. But most of it worked at the end of the day. If i was told to put this into percentage. I'd say 80% of the MCU worked and was great, only 20% of it didn't.
What the MCU has achieved especially with the Infinity War saga should he celebrated, its the first of its kind. 11 different movies, 20+ different characters, different stories.. all leading to this, and still managed to pull it off, come on man, this is fantastic.
It could have gone wrong in soo many ways but it didn't and the end result was amazing too.
Nobody is saying its perfect, i mean most people hated Ironman 2 and 3 plus Thor Dark World😂.. We are just happy how great it all turned out to be, Infinity War didnt disappoint at all. Imagine if Infinity War ended up being trash, that would probably fuck up the whole thing, but they pulled it off and the wait paid off.
@@gapebonganingwanaamotho2445 " But most of it worked at the end of the day"
No it did not. The writing was so bad that they had to use time-travell to solve it. There is literally no tension left in the MCU anymore. You can go back in the past as much as you'd please and retrieve pym particles and go back to the past as you please, get the infinite Stones, deal with whatever the problems is, undo characters dying etc... Therefore, there is no threat left in the MCU unless the antagonist also has access to pym particles.
Oh, remember how the previous time-stone owner claimed that the universe itself would cease to function without the infinity stones? The main MCU timeline is therefore screwed since Thanos destroyed the stones, but nobody seems to care about that.
Remember how Thor developed in Ragnarok to understand that he was the God of lightning, the hammer was actually not needed? All of that was thrown away in Infinity war, the very movie that Ragnarok set up.
Remember how Thanos was all about balance in IW? turned into generic "destroy everything villain" by the end of Endgame. But even then, he was not about balance. Gamora was the ONLY survivor of her planet in GOTG, yet Thanos claims that her planet thrived after the killed half the population. Thanos did not kill half of the asgardians, he killed seemingly everybody on the ship. He did not kill half of the dwarfs, he killed all but one of them.
For some reason, a physical hammer is enough to overpower the combined might of the stones that can reshape reality.
Remember how Captain Marvel was able to overpower a Thanos who had ALL STONES, like seriously.
Remember how Hulks greatest character development happened entirely off-screen?
Remember how the soul stone could only be retrieved by sacrificing what you love the most in Infinity war, yet Clint and Natasha fight over sacrifcing themselves (they don't love themselves the most).
It's a clusterfuck of cheap shock value and breaking the established rules of the universe. It's a decent watch on the cinema, but it's incredibly flawed.
" its the first of its kind."
Yes and no. The DCAU did it on smaller scale years ago, and the animated justice league is far superior to the MCU.
Black Widow's hair in End Game is blonde at the tips and her hair is much longer with red hair that doesn't seem to have been cut in 5 years from the roots. Her hair was short and blonde in Infinity War.
I thought it was a great touch letting Cap wield Mjollnir after so almost moving it earlier. This would turn out to be vital, as Cap needed to take Mjollnir back to Asgard at the end of Endhame when he returns the stones.
2:26 Thanos has NO stones at this point. Of course he's not going to take his armor off. That's not learning from a mistake, that's just being sensible.
he doesn't know it was a mistake in the first place so this "connection" makes no sense
@@OHCAM5 Exactly
Hearing Tony hammering is an emotional sound and brings back all the time and effort fans have put in to the marvel series. It makes me tear up a lil
Yeah really good way to close out the movie
Another cool easter egg:
When Tony meets his Dad Howard and they shake hands, he grabs his finger on accident and Howard says "Shake that don't pull it"
So when Tony finally goes for the gauntlet, instead of pulling it off Thanos, he shakes off the stones instead
Last year I and a friend started an MCU marathon.
We're still at Iron Man 2.
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What the f**k
Lol
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@@astro7484 The rest of what?
One I noticed is in Infinity War Thanos has the gauntlet on his left hand. In Endgame it is a gauntlet on the right hand bringing things back into balance.
assuming everyone using it is right handed, Thanos probably had it on his left hand so he can better use his right hand if needed in combat without damaging the gauntlet. i.e. Thanos expected confrontation. The Avengers didn't expect a confrontation while using the stones.
Tony made the 2nd one
@@aaronanderson3076 I was gonna mention the same thing, Tony sacrificed the right glove of one of his armors for the stones.
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"Thanos will have nothing but dust and blood..." yep! No Nebula, no Gamora, the loss of members of the Black Order and the dusting of trillions. But all that for a drop of blood.
Also, Tony’s last line is the same as his last line in iron man, the first movie in the mcu
Tony Stark makes a point of that he hates being handed things early on, but when his father hands him something he takes it willingly.
maybe it's got something to do with Howard being his dad.
Basically Endgame:
*You get a callback, You get a callback, Everybody gets a callback!*
Best way to close out such a big series
I love how this video is just quickfire facts, no messing around with fancy transitions or editing, drawn-out lines, or attempts to make jokes between facts. Just facts, with accompanying video, one after the other. Fucking refreshing imo
I've only just realised that the snap took away half the animals too. So Thanos' plan was to get rid half of all life to give more resources to the rest, but also took like half the food?
Don't ignore the fact he could have just made twice the amount of food
Thanos plan is dogshit the moment you apply critical thinking. At the end of the day, his quest for balance has supposedly warped his rational thinking, you decide if that is a good enough excuse.
Here's my theory. Bit of a stretch, but here we go...
It's flawed, yes, but it also makes sense that Thanos never realised this. Previously, when he destroys half the population on planets (like Gamora's home planet) he would kill the people directly because he didn't have access to the stones. In IW, he says to Gamora that since then her home planet has seen "nothing but clear skies and full bellies" which would lead him to think that his idea would still make sense with the stones. Whilst he knows about the power of the stones, he may not have thought about the fact that he depleted food as well (although not all food is meat, he may have messed up the food chain).
This could also be why the loss hits harder for the people on Earth as opposed to Gamora's home planet which prospered. Trying to explain this logic to the Mad Titan probably would have caused him to seek complete destruction instead, which we see in Endgame.
I really wish the MCU had clarified that Thanos meant only to erase half of all sapient life. Life that had progressed beyond the bounds of nature. Sapient life tends not to gel well with its surrounding ecology, and cause damage and use more resources than it needs to, as well as become exponentially more populous due to increased survival rates. That makes more sense than erasing half of absolutely all life.
K-leb they showed in endgame that it was all sentient life, with the birds coming back after hulks snap
INFINITY WAR and ENDGAME. The two Greatest achievements in Superheroic History. Epic and Engaging. Endlessly Entertaining.
How's that for details 😁
The song at the beginning of endgame--when Tony ALMOST dies on the ship with nebula--in the background, the music is the same as the music played at the end of the movie once he dies.
Good call