There's a timeline where they go through with Star Lord's dance off plan, which apparently they lose in which implies Thanos is like an expert at breakdancing
That’s not true. He said he was looking into the future to check possible outcomes, he didn’t see them all. Of the ones he saw there was only one winning result.
@@brainloading5543 Stark: How many do we win? Strange: One, and you're not the one. Kang and Secret Avenger give you their regards. Stark: oh sh*t my secret apprentice
@@breaderikthegreat3224 Not the whole film, the captain may have lost to his younger version, then it would be half the film a mouse pressed a button everything is possible 🤔
Strange: The one who actually has good grades and is slightly grounded. Tony: The dude who thinks he’s better than everyone else. Quill: That one person who makes no sense. Mantis: The quirky one always doing something else. Parker: The one who is nice, but is always dozed off. Drax: The one person who takes things way to seriously.
Well he looks serious and nervous at the same time knowing his "team" is not listening to his plan and the greatest threat is coming. He looks very tense at this point.
Nope, it was just to sell the lie. I'm a firm believer that Dr. Strange saw a bunch of wins/losses in various degrees, but the *best* case scenario and most likely win was the one where Tony sacrifices himself to save everyone else. The pause is Dr. Strange weighing the odds and deciding to lie to tony to help guarantee the win, mirrored in the next movie where he's holding back the reservoir and holds up a single finger to Tony. From this moment Dr. Strange decided he needed to make it clear to tony that if he wants to beat Thanos and reverse the damage, it will require the final act of sacrificing himself.
@@calebmantle5694 it was most definitely a lie. Had Strange informed them about Star Lord punching Thanos. They could have got the gauntlet off. If the Gauntlet was off. Then Dr Strange could have send Thanos's ass into the mirror dimension since he has no infinity stones to counter his spell now.
Imagine if Strange kept looking for another 5 mins and was like "Oh hey, there's actually a couple more where we win and you don't die." Tony: "What?" Strange: "What?"
@Luke Pier The statement cannot be wrong. We're talking about a fictional story in which any scenario or explanation of the 14,000,604 scenarios can be right as long as the scenarios are logically possible. I can only be wrong if there was an actual description of what happened in each scenario.
What if Strange actually saw that 1 winning scenario straight away, but kept searching and endured 14,000,604 losses in order to search for one that wouldn’t have to sacrifice Tony Stark😭
I'm sure he _did_ see it fairly early on, and did indeed keep searching for another way. Strange had already been scanning the future in the background from before the scene even started, and continued with it peacefully while the others had their squabble. His head didn't start jittering until minutes later, meaning that by the end he was probably pushing and overextending himself in his search for another option that would spare Tony. 14,000,605 possible branch points from the moment of their arrival on Titan seems to be a pretty exhaustive search of all relevant possibilities; the set of all possible futures from that point in space and time wouldn't have been absolutely infinite; the mere fact that the branch point began with that specific group at that specific place at that specific time would have narrowed down the sea of all infinite possibilities quite a bit (including Nebula showing up out of Nowhere at the last minute.) Peter's later actions with Thanos are an an excellent example of how the possibilities from that point are constrained by the facts of the people involved; it also explains why Strange didn't do anything to shut Quill up and stop him from awakening Thanos. Strange becoming frayed and disjointed by the end of his search likely meant that he was pushing the limits of the Time Gem and his own endurance, exploring increasingly convoluted and unlikely possibilities in an attempt to find another timeline path where they won without Tony's sacrifice. (What if the universe shifted and Peter Quill suddenly became Rocket at the beginning of the fight, for no explicable reason? What if all of the Infinity Gems suddenly became inert shards of quartz when Thanos tried to use them? What if Adam Warlock arrived with the Silver Surfer at the last second, and timed things just right to grab the Infinity Gauntlet at a precise moment in the fight when Thanos lifted his hand? Sure, I'll check out those infinitesimally small possibilities... I might find _something.)_
Imagine being Dr. Strange. You see the future, see that Ironman has to die for them to overall win, and then when you come back to the present, the first person you see IS Ironman. Damn
@@Zemohc you literally make no sense...ofc course its for the fans - its the 'endgame' to 23 movies 10 years in the making ....an end to an era . Why would it not have a happy ending ? Did you want another infinity war where they lose again and thats it ? Also not the 'whole' gang - Tony and Natasha gave their lives
@@dancingbanana627 Well considering that the ending for endgame was planned since they started writing IW and EG I’d say it was. Watch the audio commentary for Endgame
Crazy to think that strange can stretch and freeze time out as shown in his solo movie, so he experienced 14,000,000 events spanning 5 years each event, equaling out to him experiencing 70 million years total while it was only 30 seconds for everyone else. This guy is insane.
@@LordVader1094 Or you just jump to the next one, faster to find working outcome trough outcome than search bottom up from facts you'd think leads to that.
I don't get it, was he living out 14 million battles? 14 million 5 year periods? I feel like they just glossed over the biggest undertaking in history, that would surely break a mortal man's mind, with a throwaway line.
Alright. People don't seem to understand what Alex here is saying. He means that the grouping is perfect because they are coming from the Movies that are more lighthearted; the personalities written for the characters complimented well with each other. This group is smaller because they're the more easily digestable group when it comes to writing in comedic timings. That is why Thor was with the Guardians at first and then they had him leave. They first milked the comedy between Thor and Starlord then they had to split the comedy between the rest of the Avengers cast. The comedy mainly came from Thor and the Guardians. Having just Groot or even just Rocket in here meant that they'd have a surplus of jokes. They had to balance it out except this group is just full on for the audience's benefit when it came to dialogue. Notice how on this movie on the other side in Earth, there weren't many dialogue scenes because everyone there had absolutely low Comedic value. Why do you think they had Hulk/Banner be the butt of the joke on the Earth scenes? Because everyone there was so serious like Rogers, Romanov, etc. One could argue that the only one out of place in thr Titan grouping was Mantis, but she was perfect because she somehow balanced out the group's comedy with her general blandness as a character. She's funny, but beside Lord, Stark, Peter and Drax; she actually brings their hype down.
@@B.Scruby this is the reason I love reading You Tube comments. There are people like this guy who let me have more insight on something I already saw with their observations
Lets think about that for a moment, half human is 50% stupid so full human is definitely 100% stupid. Quill level of stupidity blows my mind. And the math is correct.
Tony's exacerbated face as he realizes he went from having shield agents (fury, nat, clint) as well as military professionals (cap, rhodey) always at his side to the guardians for the biggest fight of his life is hilarious.
Honestly it's crazy to think about how powerful Dr. Strange is to be able to do this and come out of it with his mental state in tact. Watching millions of failures and being able to come back to the present to help the team? Jesus that must be ridiculous
His mental toughness is off the charts. Remember when he died like a thousand painful deaths and was like, ehhhh I'm good 5 minutes later after Dormammu?
Yeah sure everyone's complimentary when it's a dude but the second Captain Marvel does something it's because she's a Mary Sue, despite the fact that both of their films are about them slowly learning to use their insane cosmic powers.
@@MANJYOMETHUNDER111 No... Not really. Just re-read the first comments and you'll understand why training and suffering for many consecutive lifetimes is different from just getting the greatest power in the universe handed to you.
@@sdingray I mean, Thanos crushed Vision’s vibranium cranium with two fingers. There’s some actual doubt involved. I don’t think injecting Ant-Man with vibranium would be enough - and that would definitely kill Scott (unless you meant the suit?). He’d need some a sizeable/thick price of vibranium, like Cap’s shield - preferably bladed. It’s also possible that Pym-particle expansion would just...give out, I guess. Not do anything since it can’t supply the force necessary to bust through either. In any case, Ant-Man’s own body definitely can’t do it. We’ve had actual confirmation from the writers of IW/EG that, given Thanos can take punches from the Hulk, his whole body is proportionally as durable, and so Ant-Man would be squashed against ‘the immovable walls of Thanos’ mighty rectum’. I shit you not. They said that. It’s hilarious and I love it and it also makes sense, so.
@@who-ny5oe no its not, its Super Mario Bros. which to bring it to full circle, has a reboot with Chris Pratt, actor of Peter Quail, stars as the Stalinface plumber
I mean they could have actually won half of those, but there's only one, in that moment, Strange can actually set into motion and guarantee happening. It may have just involved him lying about that so they didn't get their hopes up and then deviate from that one guaranteed shot.
Yes, and maybe the hulk could see the future as well, except the only way to keep the universe from being destroyed is that he can't let anyone know he can see. Or maybe Strange never saw any possible futures and was just saying that to cover up the fact that he was just shaking his head because it felt good. So many maybes, so many possibilities...
You can honestly see how stressed Tony is. He might not be as good of a battle field planer as Steve but even he knows just how much a good plan is needed for this situation
Common sense will tell anybody a plan is needed against fuckin Thanos lol but the guardians are so chaotic in nature that would stress you out if they're your only backup lol
I love how, despite how much Drax horribly insulted Mantis time and time again…he immediately has her back. True friend right there. An idiot, but a true friend.
0:34. This is quite possibly Robert Downey Jr's *greatest feat of acting,* as he manages to convey the complex feels of "I'm stranded on an alien planet a billion miles from Earth, I'm about to face the literal nightmare that has been plaguing me for the past six years, none of my old teammates are with me because of another cavalcade of issues I haven't addressed yet, the only 'friends' I have are the *Annoying Spider-Kid* and *this wizard* who is the only person who could out 'me' me, and I'm stuck with... *these... a-holes...* I mean... *Really, universe? Now?* Okay then..." entirely in facial expressions all in about five seconds.
If you talk about Strange winning Thanos in Earth 838, then remember that Strange saw 14 million possibilities only in his universe since he can't see other universes without dark hold.
I heard that you can’t see past your own death if you use the time stone. So another reason why we win once is because there may have been more but because strange dies in some of these scenarios he doesn't wanna take the risk of saying there's more because he can't confirm
@@error0803 definitely a good majority. I think I remember reading somewhere that the cast worked with the writers on coming up with a lot of inside joke in the MCU and a lot of them made their way into the movie.
The fact that he saw that many and was still able to remember the most important and defining aspect that would grant them the victory truly shows how smart Stephen is
This scene basically sums up why Infinity War is so great. Quick funny interplay between contrasting personalities, subtle nuance in character's emotions, with ominous undertones that allude to the very real threat and gravity of the situation. That's how you get an audience to care
Tony : that one guy who tries to put the dysfunctional group together Peter : that one guy who'd do anything people say Drax and Mantis : those guys who don't contribute anything to the project Star-Lord : that one guy who doesn't contribute anything and even disrupts the project progress Dr. Strange : that one guy who actually does all the work.
@@varric no he help build the plan with Stark then took full credit for it afterward but atleast he help. It also worked perfectly until he lost it which i think is perfectly reasonable human reaction i mean do you think Stark would've been able to stop himself from blasting away Thanos if Pepper was the one killed instead? Especially then when they were talking about building a family?
Fun Fact: Dr Stange didn’t see the possibilities . He physically lives through it and every time he dies , he takes copious note and reset the timeline. So basically he die 14,000,605 times. So underrated .
Maybe you wouldn’t be a virgin if you knew how to use the word “actually” correctly and not use it unnecessarily in sentences. But by all means, have fun getting 0 pussy.
“I like your plan *except* it sucks so let *me* do the plan and that way, it might be really good.” Bro this is like the best delivered Chris Pratt line
There's a possibility where Star Lord uses spidermans webs to help him jerk off Thanos boner with iron man's infinity glove. Or maybe all of the possibilities were the same except for the tiny change of Drax taking a step further to the right or left in each one.
@@Reliavl And he's like, "Oh yeah. Thor was with his people and I got into a scuffle with Cap because of his bf." And before any violent reaction from the Cap fans, it's a joke. I'm actually on Cap's side during Civil War because Bucky was innocent. He wasn't in control of his body when the deed happened. Okay? Peace y'all.
Marvel totally nailed the Ironman and Spiderman relationship. That's something I think DC aspires to do with Batman and Robin if Robin's character ever makes it to the big screens.
Alan Silvestri is such a great composer. I really love how dire the music gets when Doctor Strange tells everyone that only 1 out of 14,000,605 futures results in Thanos' defeat. It really gives you the sense that the fate of the entire universe is at stake.
High props to RDJ for having the facial expressions that says "I'm the smartest guy here with a plan, there's a major threat coming here, and these people are what I have to work with?!"
Fun Fact: Strange is the most underrated avenger because not only did he have to see 14,000,605 futures, he had to watch all futures, until either dusted, killed or watched the universe get destroyed all together.
@@taylorcorbett8848 didn't you watch endgame? The moment when captain America said "Avengers....assemble" is the moment when all the people who were going to fight Thanos and his army became Avengers .Including doctor strange
@@10yearsinthejoint39 didn't you see the reply ? He said "I don't think he is an avenger" . Not "I don't think he WAS an avenger" that means he mentioned the present not the past soooo
Probably. All I know is no one knew where Vormir was and even thor admitted no one knew where the soul stone was. There was no way thor could have showed up on titan because the avengers would have died in Wakanda if he had not shown up right then. In summary there is no way thor could have helped on titan or else they could have won, strange saw this.
Possibly, as Dr. Strange only started looking forward after they had arrived on Titan. If they had turned back then the Guardians and the Avengers and the Secret Avengers all fighting together in Wakanda might have stood a chance.
It doesnt actually mean they killed thanos only ONCE. Maybe Strange saw few futures where they killed Thanos but with huge consenquences. They most likely "won" more than once but the other times they one aren't really acceptable.
@@MLBeaton they are in a different universe in the upcoming MCU phase, back in time during the Uncanny timeline. Wanda and Petiro aren't even aware Magneto is their dad yet, lmao.
@@murk4552 since the eternals movie introduced the tiamut and celestials there is a high possibility that there are mutants in the mcu now. Maybe since the emergence it released a big energy force that awakened powers from people with the mutant gene
What I wonder is....technically they lost this timeline before they tried again via manipulating time. So a part of me wonders if he actually looked past the "losses" to see if they actually tried anything like what they actually did 5 years after the disaster. So there's a good chance that "one win" is only because he didn't look further after the loss.
I love the fact that when all of these (and the snap) are happening/have happened, Hawkeye was just shooting bows and arrows with his daughter and Scott's in the Quantum Realm.
When strange saw the future he instantly realised how important it is for iron man to survive to win this battle. He realised how he just needs his brain to win this off and genius he is and when came back after he saw all the possibilities we could see a new sense of respect when he looks at iron man.
At least there would be a lore reason with that explanation. There's no way in hell, with all the established characters, that they have only a 1 in 14 million shot at taking on Thanos. The scarlet witch literally almost one shot the dude herself
@@davidlane1248 yeah but that was when Thanos had no stones, on Titan he had 4. Granted Wanda is also strong enough to hold off 5 stones while destroying the final one so maybe she would have a shot, especially after the massive power up she got in WandaVision.
I love the theory that Strange actually saw different futures, where they actually won against Thanos, as well as where some characters like Tony survived during his visions, but the consequences would be much severe and lead to bigger, catastrophic scenarios, if they did not proceed with the plan that Stephen Strange in the end concluded that they would have to make, even with sacrifices on the way.
Late af but I have to say, they made Thanos extremely well in the mcu. There was only one chance of them winning and they had to end up losing before they win. It’s incredible how much of a threat he actually is when you really think about
They technically never beat "real" thanos, the one they fight in endgame while similar is far more ruthless, angry, and younger, somewhat of a far cry from the calm, tactical thanos that straight up bossed 90% of the cast, snapped away a ton of people, then only died because he destroyed the only things capable of reversing his work, thus revealing his location, dude was a menace and 100% got away with it. Even when they undid his work them returning everyone 5 years later still had absolutely disastrous effects for the entire universe as everything had to adapt around the changes to life that had occurred, only to then have to re-adjust to how it was before. While I'm sure people were happy their loved ones were back could you imagine the amount of shit people would have to work through? Imagine your little brother is now older then you, you've moved on from your once believed to be dead girlfriend and 5 years later she comes back to life, you come back to life 5 years later only to find your infant son starved to death years prior, it ultimately was the right thing to do but thanos truly did fuck up everyone's lives and they never truly got revenge for it.
Anybody ever consider that Dr. Strange may have seen any number of possible outcomes where they win, but knew that in each of them, he had to tell them that there's only one outcome where the win. Heck, may also be that he saw 20 million outcomes but knew he had to tell the, exactly 14000605 in order to get them off their asses
Knowing how it all went down, I feel sorry for Strange here. He knows the sacrifice everyone's going to have to make in order to eventually triumph. He knows they're all going to die and that there are literally millions of ways things can go wrong. And he knows there's no guarantee they'll win even if they do everything right up until the very.... last.... second.
Now that I think about it you’re right esp that look he gives Tony after he asks how many they win - he looks like a dr that doesn’t want to give his patient ‘the bad news’ yk
The very last second is Tony hesitating and not doing the snap at the end of endgame, which was foreshadowed in Age of Ultron, this where Wanda shows Tony a vision of his biggest fear where all the Avengers are dead in space, and Cap says to Tony “you could’ve saved us all” where Tony is the only one left because he had the gauntlet
I love that Strange couldn't tell Tony he was the one to solve it all and do it all, he needed Tony to realise that self sacrifice of doing the right thing because of his kid and then sacrificing himself for his kid to do what he did. If he knew he'd of probably spent years trying to plan a way around it as he always did.
Man it was so awsome seeing all these characters come together with all there different personalities even though we as fans know them but seeing them all mesh together was something special i miss the hype for this movie lol
@@kiokiyuudoku4274 I feel like I also have to mention that Strange and Wong is also responsible for rationing the ppl that came to help Tony Thor and Steve, otherwise they would've died when Thanos caught them on Earth
I have to say, Peter stole this scene - from the way he's looking at Mantis in the beginning to his expression and looking to Tony after the "take ass" comment to the "What exactly is it that they do?" and his responses to Quill. Iconic.
Everyone saying things like "He lied" or "He did win Thanos in Earth 838" after watching Doctor Strange in MoM. Didn't you think that he watched all 14 million possible scenarios that can happen exactly in THIS universe, not other, since he can't see other universes without dark hold?
There's a timeline where they go through with Star Lord's dance off plan, which apparently they lose in which implies Thanos is like an expert at breakdancing
holy shit i wanna see thanos bust some moves
Commence fortnite dancing
Im imagining like something from Henry Stickmin: Completing the Mission danceoff scenes.
That’s not true. He said he was looking into the future to check possible outcomes, he didn’t see them all. Of the ones he saw there was only one winning result.
@@MrXennon1 ur no fun
Iron man: "How many'd we win"
Strange: Define "we"
Ah sh!t
Lmao
Lol f you
He had them in the first half, not gonna lie.
@@brainloading5543
Stark: How many do we win?
Strange: One, and you're not the one. Kang and Secret Avenger give you their regards.
Stark: oh sh*t my secret apprentice
I wonder how old strange is consciously, watching end game 14m times is crazy
You add up his deaths timelooping Dormammu, its a LOT
Giving that the movie was 3h long a total of 42,001,815 hours or 1,750,076 days or almost 4,795 years
@@breaderikthegreat3224 I mean, he can fast-forward, probably
@@breaderikthegreat3224 Not the whole film, the captain may have lost to his younger version, then it would be half the film
a mouse pressed a button
everything is possible 🤔
can't wait for Strange to meet Loki now
Every group project ever.
100% Agree.
Yes
Strange: The one who actually has good grades and is slightly grounded.
Tony: The dude who thinks he’s better than everyone else.
Quill: That one person who makes no sense.
Mantis: The quirky one always doing something else.
Parker: The one who is nice, but is always dozed off.
Drax: The one person who takes things way to seriously.
I am like Strange or Parker but there's always a Star Lord or Iron Man who fights for getting their way in how the group operates 😂
Drax the "I've vanquished the beast all by myself" does nothing but takes all the credits
Normally, Stark is the class clown, but the Guardians are too hilarious that it makes him look mature lol
This is the event Tony had nightmares about since the blackhole nuke incident. Even with the Avengers he would've been serious.
Even Peter Parker look mature in comparison.
Difference is stark is one of the leaders and knows how to win
After the whole wormhole in NY Tony had PTSD over stuff regarding thanos. So I think he takes this matter seriously regardless of who he is with
Well he looks serious and nervous at the same time knowing his "team" is not listening to his plan and the greatest threat is coming. He looks very tense at this point.
The fact that Strange paused before saying “One” really helped set the tone for how serious it was
Nope, it was just to sell the lie. I'm a firm believer that Dr. Strange saw a bunch of wins/losses in various degrees, but the *best* case scenario and most likely win was the one where Tony sacrifices himself to save everyone else. The pause is Dr. Strange weighing the odds and deciding to lie to tony to help guarantee the win, mirrored in the next movie where he's holding back the reservoir and holds up a single finger to Tony. From this moment Dr. Strange decided he needed to make it clear to tony that if he wants to beat Thanos and reverse the damage, it will require the final act of sacrificing himself.
@@calebmantle5694 I never really thought of it that way. That’s a good point.
@@calebmantle5694 it was most definitely a lie.
Had Strange informed them about Star Lord punching Thanos. They could have got the gauntlet off.
If the Gauntlet was off. Then Dr Strange could have send Thanos's ass into the mirror dimension since he has no infinity stones to counter his spell now.
@@NobleBoss Thanos without the guantlet still destroys everyone, Strange knew they wouldn't win this scenario, it would lead to the endgame
@@NobleBoss No if he had done that, they would have lost. You think in 14 million outcomes they wouldnt have tried that?
Imagine if Strange kept looking for another 5 mins and was like "Oh hey, there's actually a couple more where we win and you don't die."
Tony: "What?"
Strange: "What?"
Strange: "Sure, we just have to wait a year or two until we are allowed to call in the X-men and Fantastic 4...
@@JasonAguirre Thanos: Uhhhh when Im i gonna go to Titan
Kevin Feige: FOR THE FANS
i know its late but he spend million years looking at win possibility
@@JasonAguirre Don’t forget the Ghost Rider.
Then the TVA comes and nukes that timeline.
The way dr strange looks at Iron Man, knowing that it’ll be the end of Iron Man regardless of what happens
yess. he knew ironman will do the job. thats why he want thanos spare Tony's life😢😢
Well, it took Tony's death to bring about that one scenario.
@@cikkiahyt9554 more so that no matter what happens Tony is going to die, I imagine
@Luke Pier The statement cannot be wrong. We're talking about a fictional story in which any scenario or explanation of the 14,000,604 scenarios can be right as long as the scenarios are logically possible. I can only be wrong if there was an actual description of what happened in each scenario.
@Luke Pier Oh well... try not to stay up all night about it.
What if Strange actually saw that 1 winning scenario straight away, but kept searching and endured 14,000,604 losses in order to search for one that wouldn’t have to sacrifice Tony Stark😭
That’s an awesome scenario that is quite possible
I actually imagine that is what happened.
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Interesting theory, and I like it
I'm sure he _did_ see it fairly early on, and did indeed keep searching for another way. Strange had already been scanning the future in the background from before the scene even started, and continued with it peacefully while the others had their squabble. His head didn't start jittering until minutes later, meaning that by the end he was probably pushing and overextending himself in his search for another option that would spare Tony.
14,000,605 possible branch points from the moment of their arrival on Titan seems to be a pretty exhaustive search of all relevant possibilities; the set of all possible futures from that point in space and time wouldn't have been absolutely infinite; the mere fact that the branch point began with that specific group at that specific place at that specific time would have narrowed down the sea of all infinite possibilities quite a bit (including Nebula showing up out of Nowhere at the last minute.) Peter's later actions with Thanos are an an excellent example of how the possibilities from that point are constrained by the facts of the people involved; it also explains why Strange didn't do anything to shut Quill up and stop him from awakening Thanos.
Strange becoming frayed and disjointed by the end of his search likely meant that he was pushing the limits of the Time Gem and his own endurance, exploring increasingly convoluted and unlikely possibilities in an attempt to find another timeline path where they won without Tony's sacrifice.
(What if the universe shifted and Peter Quill suddenly became Rocket at the beginning of the fight, for no explicable reason? What if all of the Infinity Gems suddenly became inert shards of quartz when Thanos tried to use them? What if Adam Warlock arrived with the Silver Surfer at the last second, and timed things just right to grab the Infinity Gauntlet at a precise moment in the fight when Thanos lifted his hand? Sure, I'll check out those infinitesimally small possibilities... I might find _something.)_
Even if it wasn't the very first, it being anything but the last means Strange spent at least some time hoping for an alternative
Imagine being Dr. Strange. You see the future, see that Ironman has to die for them to overall win, and then when you come back to the present, the first person you see IS Ironman. Damn
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“Is it still the greatest movie in history?”
“It never was”
Lmfao
Can be said about endgame too. Infinity war was good but endgame. Meh
@@shankysays Yup. Endgame felt inevitable. Predictable. Doing it for the fans.
@@Zemohc who else would they make it to ? Lmao
@@maxim196 Non fans. Idk man. Seemed to much fan service. Another happy ending with the whole gang. We happy now.
@@Zemohc you literally make no sense...ofc course its for the fans - its the 'endgame' to 23 movies 10 years in the making ....an end to an era . Why would it not have a happy ending ? Did you want another infinity war where they lose again and thats it ? Also not the 'whole' gang - Tony and Natasha gave their lives
The way Benedict delivers that "one" line is so good. High calibre actor.
like the breakfast?
But, he just said "one"!
its not that deep bro
Man, i want him or Hiddlestone to be the next 007
I love how after Mantis says "Kick names, take ass" Drax immediately affirms it with such confidence 😂
Tony looked so disappointed
Both Tony and Peter needed a few moments to process that.
Translation Kick Ass Take Names 😂
@@mithiwithi Peter and Tony are funny 😂😆
@David Barlow more like he's thinking, "I'm surrounded by morons" 🤣🤣🤣
Strange’s expression about the one outcome was literally foreshadowing towards Tony.
I love the idea that after he comes out of the fastforward, he's talking to the guy he knows will have to die if they want to win. Chilling
Ah that's completely true somehow I never thought about that bit of it
@@TG-kt9vg and Tony did it without a second of hesitation once he figured it out. Tony definitely showed himself to be a true hero
@@dancingbanana627 Well considering that the ending for endgame was planned since they started writing IW and EG I’d say it was. Watch the audio commentary for Endgame
@@jakealter5504 Except the other 14 million times he didn't do what he needed to do so idk bout dat
Crazy to think that strange can stretch and freeze time out as shown in his solo movie, so he experienced 14,000,000 events spanning 5 years each event, equaling out to him experiencing 70 million years total while it was only 30 seconds for everyone else. This guy is insane.
you can likely affirm a scenario just by looking at its results... :P easy when half people either dead or alive.
@@sycariummoonshine7134 You still have to analyze how it got there.
@@LordVader1094 Or you just jump to the next one, faster to find working outcome trough outcome than search bottom up from facts you'd think leads to that.
I don't get it, was he living out 14 million battles? 14 million 5 year periods? I feel like they just glossed over the biggest undertaking in history, that would surely break a mortal man's mind, with a throwaway line.
@hansolo631 to be fair in the first movie where he fights dormamu the fight actually lasted hundreds or thousands of years.
"How many do we win?"
"...one."
Alright let's make it happen, guys. Get moving. Chop chop.
Maximum effort
Stark: Ok guys lets aim for that 1 and when its done Im treating everyone to dinner!
Strange: (cringes)
@@MLBeaton oh... 😔
@@MLBeaton Strange: (it’ll be a dinner alright...)
Tony: *come on guys we got this! We're ALL gonna make it out alive*
Strange: *about that.... never mind, let's do this.*
They knew exactly what they were doing when they put Iron Man, Spider-Man, Star-Lord, and Doctor Strange in the same group for this film, it's genius
Without Dr. Strange they would have argued until Thanos arrived.
its called scripting.
Alright. People don't seem to understand what Alex here is saying. He means that the grouping is perfect because they are coming from the Movies that are more lighthearted; the personalities written for the characters complimented well with each other. This group is smaller because they're the more easily digestable group when it comes to writing in comedic timings.
That is why Thor was with the Guardians at first and then they had him leave. They first milked the comedy between Thor and Starlord then they had to split the comedy between the rest of the Avengers cast. The comedy mainly came from Thor and the Guardians.
Having just Groot or even just Rocket in here meant that they'd have a surplus of jokes. They had to balance it out except this group is just full on for the audience's benefit when it came to dialogue. Notice how on this movie on the other side in Earth, there weren't many dialogue scenes because everyone there had absolutely low Comedic value. Why do you think they had Hulk/Banner be the butt of the joke on the Earth scenes? Because everyone there was so serious like Rogers, Romanov, etc.
One could argue that the only one out of place in thr Titan grouping was Mantis, but she was perfect because she somehow balanced out the group's comedy with her general blandness as a character. She's funny, but beside Lord, Stark, Peter and Drax; she actually brings their hype down.
@@B.Scruby well explained sir! I never thought about this before
@@B.Scruby this is the reason I love reading You Tube comments. There are people like this guy who let me have more insight on something I already saw with their observations
Dude, every part of this scene is absolutely hilarious. When Peter says “it never was,” I lose it every time.
Me too 😂
Star lord was legit offended. Lol
Mantis: kick names. Take ass!
Drax: yeah thats right.
I love how drax just agrees with mantis and doesn't correct her lol
His character doesn't understand jokes either so he's agreeing because he doesn't really know.
I honestly feel like Drax told her to say that thats why lol
Tony:😐
I honestly love the fact that this is the only scene in the entire marvel franchise where tony is simply speechless because of the sheer stupidity
Correct her for saying such an accurate statement? What correction is there when someone utters such wisdom?
"I'm half human, so that 50% of me that's stupid... that's 100% you!"
Star Lord, Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
You sure that some of that stupidity didn’t come from ego??
Your math is blowing my mind
Lets think about that for a moment, half human is 50% stupid so full human is definitely 100% stupid. Quill level of stupidity blows my mind. And the math is correct.
Stupidly correct, lmao.
just called his mom stupid
Tony's exacerbated face as he realizes he went from having shield agents (fury, nat, clint) as well as military professionals (cap, rhodey) always at his side to the guardians for the biggest fight of his life is hilarious.
There’s a timeline where Bully Maguire puts dirt in everyone’s eyes
ahahahaha
Theres a timeline where Bully Maguire beats a old Thanos with a stick to get this
There is a universe where bully gives thanos a religion for forgiveness.
@@NoOne-qi4tb “i had to beat an old titan with a stick to get these stones”
@@yourehereforthatarentyou Bully Maguire is just too powerful to be brought to this film
Honestly it's crazy to think about how powerful Dr. Strange is to be able to do this and come out of it with his mental state in tact. Watching millions of failures and being able to come back to the present to help the team? Jesus that must be ridiculous
His mental toughness is off the charts. Remember when he died like a thousand painful deaths and was like, ehhhh I'm good 5 minutes later after Dormammu?
Well, he has literally all the time in the universe to recover
He's failed millions of times before, remember Dormammu
Yeah sure everyone's complimentary when it's a dude but the second Captain Marvel does something it's because she's a Mary Sue, despite the fact that both of their films are about them slowly learning to use their insane cosmic powers.
@@MANJYOMETHUNDER111 No... Not really. Just re-read the first comments and you'll understand why training and suffering for many consecutive lifetimes is different from just getting the greatest power in the universe handed to you.
"Your Math is blowing my mind." 1:24
LMAO, I love RDJ man. I love Tony and Iron Man
He saw ant man climbs up thanos’s ass but he didn’t want to do that plan so he said 1
HAJAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
That still wouldnt work unless he had some fucking titanaium flesh
@@NoOne-qi4tb just inject Ant Man with vibranium, vibranium ant man > flesh and bone thanos
@@sdingray Ant man could then forever wear the title of the only man iNsIdE thanos
And the one who saved the universe(LAME)
@@sdingray I mean, Thanos crushed Vision’s vibranium cranium with two fingers. There’s some actual doubt involved. I don’t think injecting Ant-Man with vibranium would be enough - and that would definitely kill Scott (unless you meant the suit?). He’d need some a sizeable/thick price of vibranium, like Cap’s shield - preferably bladed.
It’s also possible that Pym-particle expansion would just...give out, I guess. Not do anything since it can’t supply the force necessary to bust through either.
In any case, Ant-Man’s own body definitely can’t do it. We’ve had actual confirmation from the writers of IW/EG that, given Thanos can take punches from the Hulk, his whole body is proportionally as durable, and so Ant-Man would be squashed against ‘the immovable walls of Thanos’ mighty rectum’. I shit you not. They said that. It’s hilarious and I love it and it also makes sense, so.
You can see the joy on Starlord’s face when someone finally understood one of his references
Only for the webhead to dispute his claim of it being the greatest movie of all time
Because Parker knows it's clearly Kangaroo Jack
@@demonking86420 mo it's the barbie movie
@@demonking86420 Which is funny because Spidey probably was talking about the remake while Starlord was thinking about the original.
@@who-ny5oe no its not, its Super Mario Bros.
which to bring it to full circle, has a reboot with Chris Pratt, actor of Peter Quail, stars as the Stalinface plumber
@@demonking86420 It's obviously 50 shades of Gray.
1:20
Tony : your math is blowing my mind
Man, i never laugh so hard beforr
0:35 it’s the time Tony realize The Avengers was the best, no annoying talk, all attention at once and perfect teamwork
He’s like “I think we should disband the Revengers.” (Ref to Ragnarok)
Tony's face at 0:34!
He looks like he's thinking _"Oh, my God. I'm going to die alongside these idiots, aren't I?"_
More like he’s accepting that the whole universe is gonna be fu*ked up
@@patrickkubinec7026 That, too. But I think mine is funnier.
No, more like “Half of the universe is relying on us and these people won’t even listen and they just keep fucking around.”
"I'm going to die surrounded by the biggest idiots in the galaxy."
@@Freakears I understood that reference
This is actually such an incredible concept, the fact that he sat there to watch 14 million timelines play out
I mean they could have actually won half of those, but there's only one, in that moment, Strange can actually set into motion and guarantee happening. It may have just involved him lying about that so they didn't get their hopes up and then deviate from that one guaranteed shot.
Underrated comment brooo
Yes, and maybe the hulk could see the future as well, except the only way to keep the universe from being destroyed is that he can't let anyone know he can see. Or maybe Strange never saw any possible futures and was just saying that to cover up the fact that he was just shaking his head because it felt good. So many maybes, so many possibilities...
Nice theory
Interesting
@@blueisacolor7639 im waiting for the sequel
You can honestly see how stressed Tony is. He might not be as good of a battle field planer as Steve but even he knows just how much a good plan is needed for this situation
Common sense will tell anybody a plan is needed against fuckin Thanos lol but the guardians are so chaotic in nature that would stress you out if they're your only backup lol
Tony used to say stuff like "I have a plan: attack!" and he realizes that he needs a better plan against Thanos
@@MCSPARTAN501 and then he realized that there was nothing that could be done
I love how, despite how much Drax horribly insulted Mantis time and time again…he immediately has her back. True friend right there. An idiot, but a true friend.
0:36 Tony's 'we're doomed' expression kills me every time😂
More like skip to my death please
and peter is just like, "wait did I heard that right?"
he's so done
Cuz the guardians are literally idiots who have 2 smart people on their team which one of them is dead and the other a raccoon
@@robertcook5049 quill is smart he just loose his control cuz of gamora death.
0:34.
This is quite possibly Robert Downey Jr's *greatest feat of acting,* as he manages to convey the complex feels of "I'm stranded on an alien planet a billion miles from Earth, I'm about to face the literal nightmare that has been plaguing me for the past six years, none of my old teammates are with me because of another cavalcade of issues I haven't addressed yet, the only 'friends' I have are the *Annoying Spider-Kid* and *this wizard* who is the only person who could out 'me' me, and I'm stuck with... *these... a-holes...* I mean... *Really, universe? Now?* Okay then..." entirely in facial expressions all in about five seconds.
True,guy.
Your favorite Spider-Man movie is Spider-Man 2, isn’t it?
@@Nick-lz5lx
Nope 👎.
@@averymerrick lincoln osiris is his greatest feat of acting.
Wow, your explanation was pretty good
Looking back, I think Strange was looking for a win that didn’t involve anyone dying or not too many casualties.
I think so too after seeing the movie
If you talk about Strange winning Thanos in Earth 838, then remember that Strange saw 14 million possibilities only in his universe since he can't see other universes without dark hold.
I heard that you can’t see past your own death if you use the time stone. So another reason why we win once is because there may have been more but because strange dies in some of these scenarios he doesn't wanna take the risk of saying there's more because he can't confirm
@@Emir. Yeah. The Illuminati universe hasn't come to be during this time. It's only after He Who Remains died
That face which Doctor Strange makes at 02:09 you can see from his expression that he just saw Tony's death
The chemistry in this scene was pure genius
I wonder how much of it was improv.
@@solblackguy I bet Drax's whole script was improvised xdd
@@error0803 definitely a good majority. I think I remember reading somewhere that the cast worked with the writers on coming up with a lot of inside joke in the MCU and a lot of them made their way into the movie.
The fact that he saw that many and was still able to remember the most important and defining aspect that would grant them the victory truly shows how smart Stephen is
I love how Quill is known to make really good plans and his team really trusts him as their leader.
*quail
Arauptinse Kid Cameron Raven / Blackfire
Arauptinse Peter Quill / Star Lord
Quack quack
The guardians dont have a leader. They dont take quill really serious
Someone doesn't remember the Guardians first scene with Thanos...
This scene basically sums up why Infinity War is so great. Quick funny interplay between contrasting personalities, subtle nuance in character's emotions, with ominous undertones that allude to the very real threat and gravity of the situation. That's how you get an audience to care
Yea, the writers are geniuses
Tony : that one guy who tries to put the dysfunctional group together
Peter : that one guy who'd do anything people say
Drax and Mantis : those guys who don't contribute anything to the project
Star-Lord : that one guy who doesn't contribute anything and even disrupts the project progress
Dr. Strange : that one guy who actually does all the work.
I'm either Peter or Strange
Wth Star-lord contributed
@@snacku5706 In screwing the project, you mean.
@@varric no he help build the plan with Stark then took full credit for it afterward but atleast he help. It also worked perfectly until he lost it which i think is perfectly reasonable human reaction i mean do you think Stark would've been able to stop himself from blasting away Thanos if Pepper was the one killed instead? Especially then when they were talking about building a family?
@@snacku5706 nope
0:34 That look of absolute, utter exasperation and disappointment is the best 😂😂
Tony: "To think that even Hulk is more reasonable than those idiots."
1:00 "Let me do the plan and that way it might be really good. I'm thinking we use a mind stone powered android to cut him in half when he shows up."
I understood that reference.
Mantis bouncing around in zero gravity is the purest thing in the entire MCU
Most realistic tbh lmao
Low* gravity.
She would be floating if it were Zero.
if it was 0 she would of floated away first jump💀
@@whatdidyousay245 And she'd still be having fun
@@JABRIEL251probably lol
Fun Fact: Dr Stange didn’t see the possibilities . He physically lives through it and every time he dies , he takes copious note and reset the timeline. So basically he die 14,000,605 times. So underrated .
Well technically he died 14,000,604 times
i think the TVA resets those timelines, now that we know more about the grand plot
Strange is use to dying by this point anyways lol he died more times than Loki
@@sparknazo yes
didn't ask + ratio(25 May 2022)
Small detail, but I LOVE the look of Iron Man's and Spider-Man's suits. The CGI is impeccable. They look so shiny and heroic. So cool.
I just wish they had their helmets on
@@jpebrzIron Man’s nano suit in Infinity War kinda looks way too bright and animation but Spider-Man’s suit is on point.
Ok
Kick names take ass. The silence lmaoooo
That's right!
That’s when Tony and Peter knew they were absolutely screwed.
Tony face lol xxxx
Tony: "We are all doomed..."
Tony: “The universe is fucked”
“How many girls are there in the world that would actually talk to me?”
14,000,605
“How many would actually date me?”
One... wait sorry none
Nice one dude 😂
dang why do I relate to this so much
@@SaltyBanjos f for u
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Maybe you wouldn’t be a virgin if you knew how to use the word “actually” correctly and not use it unnecessarily in sentences. But by all means, have fun getting 0 pussy.
“I like your plan *except* it sucks
so let *me* do the plan and that way, it might be really good.”
Bro this is like the best delivered Chris Pratt line
Should be giving more admiration to who ever wrote that.
This means there's a future where Star Lord didn't interrupt Mantis. Or where Dr. Strange cut off Thanos arm, and they still lost.
He was pulling his punches
Sa# over Gamora and wanting the snap to decide who lives/dies.
There's a possibility where Star Lord uses spidermans webs to help him jerk off Thanos boner with iron man's infinity glove. Or maybe all of the possibilities were the same except for the tiny change of Drax taking a step further to the right or left in each one.
@@blueisacolor7639 bro?
@@blueisacolor7639 wtf is wrong with you
@@blueisacolor7639 wtf?
0:35 i love how tony goes from being annoyed to a sad realization that they might not win
Then his face when he realizes in Endgame what that one chance to win meant.
Man saw Infinity war and Endgame bloopers still kept his straight face. Mad respect his professionalism 👏
0:35: Tony misses Cap so much in this scene. He's like "I miss him and his stupid speeches"
Probably wishes he'd slept in that day.
More like, “Where’s Thor and Cap when you need them?”
@@Reliavl And he's like, "Oh yeah. Thor was with his people and I got into a scuffle with Cap because of his bf."
And before any violent reaction from the Cap fans, it's a joke. I'm actually on Cap's side during Civil War because Bucky was innocent. He wasn't in control of his body when the deed happened. Okay? Peace y'all.
Marvel totally nailed the Ironman and Spiderman relationship. That's something I think DC aspires to do with Batman and Robin if Robin's character ever makes it to the big screens.
Ha look at mantis in the beginning😂😂
I ❤ Mantis so much !
She missed the dance off to save the universe..and making up for it.
Just showing off gravity...
lol
She’s kicking names and taking ass. 🤷🏻♂️
0:50 Iron Man realizes the most reliable member of his team isn't even old enough to drive.
She wrote it 🤨👉🏾👧🏻
Still working in movie 🎦
🤨👉🏾👩🏻👨🏼🦲
They wrote it.
🙁👉🏾👩🏻
1:28 Stark: IDK, I just meet him today
0:30
There's a thousand words in Tony's expression and none of them are happy
Alan Silvestri is such a great composer. I really love how dire the music gets when Doctor Strange tells everyone that only 1 out of 14,000,605 futures results in Thanos' defeat. It really gives you the sense that the fate of the entire universe is at stake.
Something I noted just now is the sorrowful look Strange has on his face when looking at Tony. Now we know why.
That part gave me chills cause I knew thanos was the real deal
I love the build up to "one"
@@thrilla72 ikr!
Maybe Strange stopped too soon. Who knows? Maybe the next 14, 000,000 futures would have been all victories. 🤔
High props to RDJ for having the facial expressions that says "I'm the smartest guy here with a plan, there's a major threat coming here, and these people are what I have to work with?!"
0000000
0:01 mantis is adorable :D
True 😊
Doctor Strange is the person in the group project that actually does all the work so everyone else doesn't have to
2:02 that body language from "Battery at 400% capacity - How about that?!"
Fun Fact: Strange is the most underrated avenger because not only did he have to see 14,000,605 futures, he had to watch all futures, until either dusted, killed or watched the universe get destroyed all together.
I don't think he is an avenger?
@@taylorcorbett8848 didn't you watch endgame? The moment when captain America said "Avengers....assemble" is the moment when all the people who were going to fight Thanos and his army became Avengers .Including doctor strange
@@vigneshv3846 that was end game, this was in infinity war.
@@10yearsinthejoint39 didn't you see the reply ? He said "I don't think he is an avenger" . Not "I don't think he WAS an avenger" that means he mentioned the present not the past soooo
@@vigneshv3846 I wouldn’t say that strange was an avenger but, like the majority of the people there, was an ally of the avengers
The look Dr. Strange gave Tony after he said " how many did we win" is so sad. He knew there was no way around it. Tony had to go"
Love the bit where Mantis is just happily bouncing in the background
Spiderman: 🤨
Was there a timeline where they decided to return to earth and fight things out with the whole team behind them?
Several ones possibly and they've lost in all of them. I mean their united fight against thanos in endgame was pretty close aswell
Probably. All I know is no one knew where Vormir was and even thor admitted no one knew where the soul stone was. There was no way thor could have showed up on titan because the avengers would have died in Wakanda if he had not shown up right then. In summary there is no way thor could have helped on titan or else they could have won, strange saw this.
Possibly, as Dr. Strange only started looking forward after they had arrived on Titan. If they had turned back then the Guardians and the Avengers and the Secret Avengers all fighting together in Wakanda might have stood a chance.
It doesnt actually mean they killed thanos only ONCE. Maybe Strange saw few futures where they killed Thanos but with huge consenquences. They most likely "won" more than once but the other times they one aren't really acceptable.
@@RadonjamE yeah. Maybe they won but at the cost of Thanos destroying earth
This scene literally gave me goosebumps when I watched it in theaters
That shiver and fear when you hear Doctor Strange said the Avengers only win once out of 14,000,605 outcomes.
All because they wouldn't call the X-Men...
@@MLBeaton they are in a different universe in the upcoming MCU phase, back in time during the Uncanny timeline. Wanda and Petiro aren't even aware Magneto is their dad yet, lmao.
@@murk4552 since the eternals movie introduced the tiamut and celestials there is a high possibility that there are mutants in the mcu now. Maybe since the emergence it released a big energy force that awakened powers from people with the mutant gene
What I wonder is....technically they lost this timeline before they tried again via manipulating time. So a part of me wonders if he actually looked past the "losses" to see if they actually tried anything like what they actually did 5 years after the disaster. So there's a good chance that "one win" is only because he didn't look further after the loss.
I love the fact that when all of these (and the snap) are happening/have happened, Hawkeye was just shooting bows and arrows with his daughter and Scott's in the Quantum Realm.
When strange saw the future he instantly realised how important it is for iron man to survive to win this battle. He realised how he just needs his brain to win this off and genius he is and when came back after he saw all the possibilities we could see a new sense of respect when he looks at iron man.
After watching Loki, I'm fully
convinced the only reason they only won 1 senorio is because of the TVA.
At least there would be a lore reason with that explanation. There's no way in hell, with all the established characters, that they have only a 1 in 14 million shot at taking on Thanos. The scarlet witch literally almost one shot the dude herself
@@davidlane1248 yeah but that was when Thanos had no stones, on Titan he had 4.
Granted Wanda is also strong enough to hold off 5 stones while destroying the final one so maybe she would have a shot, especially after the massive power up she got in WandaVision.
Nah. There were probably other scenarios they'd have won, Strange just didn't have the opportunity to view them.
0:33 Tony's dissapointment could match the power of the infinity stones.
I love the theory that Strange actually saw different futures, where they actually won against Thanos, as well as where some characters like Tony survived during his visions, but the consequences would be much severe and lead to bigger, catastrophic scenarios, if they did not proceed with the plan that Stephen Strange in the end concluded that they would have to make, even with sacrifices on the way.
"Is that still the greatest movie in history?"
"It never was."
Fun fact: Quill talks about the 80's one. Parker talks about the 2011 remake.
Late af but I have to say, they made Thanos extremely well in the mcu. There was only one chance of them winning and they had to end up losing before they win. It’s incredible how much of a threat he actually is when you really think about
With Endgame. There's at least two.
They technically never beat "real" thanos, the one they fight in endgame while similar is far more ruthless, angry, and younger, somewhat of a far cry from the calm, tactical thanos that straight up bossed 90% of the cast, snapped away a ton of people, then only died because he destroyed the only things capable of reversing his work, thus revealing his location, dude was a menace and 100% got away with it.
Even when they undid his work them returning everyone 5 years later still had absolutely disastrous effects for the entire universe as everything had to adapt around the changes to life that had occurred, only to then have to re-adjust to how it was before.
While I'm sure people were happy their loved ones were back could you imagine the amount of shit people would have to work through? Imagine your little brother is now older then you, you've moved on from your once believed to be dead girlfriend and 5 years later she comes back to life, you come back to life 5 years later only to find your infant son starved to death years prior, it ultimately was the right thing to do but thanos truly did fuck up everyone's lives and they never truly got revenge for it.
unless you're black bolt, professor X, Reed Richards.... you get the idea
the 14 mil+ futures are in the sutation where those characters don't exist, as they don't in this universe (yet)
the 14 mil+ futures are in the sutation where those characters don't exist, as they don't in this universe (yet)
1:38 When she asks where you were last night and you start playing out every possible situation she could and could not know before you answer
Fr underrated comment
I remember watching this in the cinema when Doctor Strange said "One.", I've never seen chills go through so many people at once.
When Strange uses the ROCK ON sign with his hands, you know he's awesome.
Anybody ever consider that Dr. Strange may have seen any number of possible outcomes where they win, but knew that in each of them, he had to tell them that there's only one outcome where the win. Heck, may also be that he saw 20 million outcomes but knew he had to tell the, exactly 14000605 in order to get them off their asses
Knowing how it all went down, I feel sorry for Strange here. He knows the sacrifice everyone's going to have to make in order to eventually triumph. He knows they're all going to die and that there are literally millions of ways things can go wrong. And he knows there's no guarantee they'll win even if they do everything right up until the very.... last.... second.
Now that I think about it you’re right esp that look he gives Tony after he asks how many they win - he looks like a dr that doesn’t want to give his patient ‘the bad news’ yk
The very last second is Tony hesitating and not doing the snap at the end of endgame, which was foreshadowed in Age of Ultron, this where Wanda shows Tony a vision of his biggest fear where all the Avengers are dead in space, and Cap says to Tony “you could’ve saved us all” where Tony is the only one left because he had the gauntlet
"The half human of me, that's 50 % stupid..... that's 100% you" star lords so fuc*in comedic lol
I love that Strange couldn't tell Tony he was the one to solve it all and do it all, he needed Tony to realise that self sacrifice of doing the right thing because of his kid and then sacrificing himself for his kid to do what he did. If he knew he'd of probably spent years trying to plan a way around it as he always did.
Yeah I just remember he actually gave tony the final hint by gesturing "one" at the final battle
If he told him, it wouldn't have happened.
Man it was so awsome seeing all these characters come together with all there different personalities even though we as fans know them but seeing them all mesh together was something special i miss the hype for this movie lol
Dr Strange is one of the MCU’s most important heroes, without him, half of the shit that happened after 2016 wouldn’t have
But Tony saved everybody. He was the epicenter of MCU
@@kiokiyuudoku4274 And who gave Tony the signal to do that??? Dr Strange bro…
@@DougieYT strange didn’t tell him anything. Tony FIGURED IT OUT
@@kiokiyuudoku4274 No he didn’t, you clearly didn’t watch Endgame where Strange gave him the signal to do what he had to do.
@@kiokiyuudoku4274 I feel like I also have to mention that Strange and Wong is also responsible for rationing the ppl that came to help Tony Thor and Steve, otherwise they would've died when Thanos caught them on Earth
The sadness in Strange´s face when he realized that Tony was going to die.
1:58 This shot always sends uneasy chills down my spine.
“One”
He foreshadowed giving the finger to Tony. That’s deeeeep.
I have to say, Peter stole this scene - from the way he's looking at Mantis in the beginning to his expression and looking to Tony after the "take ass" comment to the "What exactly is it that they do?" and his responses to Quill. Iconic.
"I like your plan, except **iT sUcKs**"
😂😂
i remember when he said "one" i got chills
The way he looks at Tony and the end . You could’ve seen it coming 😔
"Dude, don't call us plucky. We don't know what it means."
That's one of my favorite lines 😆
Even though I knew what Dr. Strange’s response to Tony’s question would be, it was still such a bone-chilling moment!
I love how Doctor Strange planed for 5 years later from this. I remember him on the small screen and planning for everything
Everyone saying things like "He lied" or "He did win Thanos in Earth 838" after watching Doctor Strange in MoM.
Didn't you think that he watched all 14 million possible scenarios that can happen exactly in THIS universe, not other, since he can't see other universes without dark hold?
@AdiME Yes, that's what I just said...
+ in this movie the chaos in multiverse is not yet started, the chaos started when sylvie kill he who remains
1:35 Me trying to remember what I ate for breakfast
That heaviness Strange feels when he says 1 to Tony.