@NILAXI SAXENA I think they meant the whole time she was hoping he was secretly alive and was gonna show up one day and just didn't trust her. Whether cause she failed to beat Thanos along with everyone else, or she wasn't doing enough to try and help in the aftermath, or if there was something else to focus on that Fury was doing that she could be involved with, or any other reason that someone can come up with for 5 years wondering if someone you care about is alive. She was probably going through a mini Thor-style arc the whole time, wondering if Fury was actually dead or just in the wind. Why he would leave her alone again thinking he was dead. Why he wouldn't trust her with that information. If he had just given up and retired and didn't think to call. Didn't trust it was safe for him to call. If she was ever that important to him in the first place. If she was always just a piece on his board like everyone else. If she should just give up too and retire. Why he hadn't stopped Clint. If Clint was undercover and helping Fury on some deluded mission. If her failing to beat Thanos was the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of sins and mistakes that Fury was willing tolerate. If yet another one of her few close friends who actually knew her were truly dead and gone or if she had been disowned. Because of all she had done or for Fury to start over like she left Yelena who was also more than probably dead because she failed. She couldn't even throw a punch. In the end, if he was alive, would he have even missed her.
@@seanagulan9481 What Nat did in Endgame was a necessary part of reversing what happened to Nick and everyone else at the end of Infinity War. That was the whole point of the movie.
I hate that out of every character in the MCU, Natasha is the one in most deleted scenes. Scenes that would have fleshed her out long before her unexpected death in Endgame
all of these feel like they should’ve been kept in the movie, they connected the scenes so well. even the ones inside shield. i always felt they didn’t give enough screen time to the interaction between the divided shield employees
INSIDE SHIELD'S HEADQUARTERS my dad : hey man, i need your help. my dad's friend : sure what is it? my dad : my son just got bullied at school. my dad's friend : alright let's kick their asses. my dad : thanks man. 1:28 my dad : i'm coming son, i brought some friends just hang on.
1:20 I actually toured the college that they filmed at. I only know that scene was filmed at said college because the tour guide told us when we went to the gym lol. I bet they tell everyone that to look cooler (I don't remember the schools name lol)
Holy Shit! The scene with the High School provides so much context as to what happened to his uniform during the movie. I would’ve kept it in the movie personally.
I think the line is "That's _the_ problem". It just sounds like " _a_ problem" because of the way Scarlett delivered it. Could be wrong though. If it is indeed "that's a problem", it's likely because Natasha is reflecting on her character - as an ex-assassin and undercover operative, she is very used to keeping her circle of trust very small, often not even fully trusting her allies. All in all, the only person whom she feels she can trust completely is Steve, since it's his nature to not keep secrets.
Because it is. Her instinct, and his, was to shut everyone out. But given their father daughter relationship, he should've known he could trust her, and vice versa.
They should've kept the Black Widow and Fury scene in! It was only a couple lines and adds so much to their characters relationship!
I was literally just about to comment that
So that scene with Nat and Fury...gives me a whole new perspective on what happens in Endgame.
I didn't get it, how??
@NILAXI SAXENA I think they meant the whole time she was hoping he was secretly alive and was gonna show up one day and just didn't trust her. Whether cause she failed to beat Thanos along with everyone else, or she wasn't doing enough to try and help in the aftermath, or if there was something else to focus on that Fury was doing that she could be involved with, or any other reason that someone can come up with for 5 years wondering if someone you care about is alive. She was probably going through a mini Thor-style arc the whole time, wondering if Fury was actually dead or just in the wind. Why he would leave her alone again thinking he was dead. Why he wouldn't trust her with that information. If he had just given up and retired and didn't think to call. Didn't trust it was safe for him to call. If she was ever that important to him in the first place. If she was always just a piece on his board like everyone else. If she should just give up too and retire. Why he hadn't stopped Clint. If Clint was undercover and helping Fury on some deluded mission. If her failing to beat Thanos was the straw that broke the camel's back in terms of sins and mistakes that Fury was willing tolerate. If yet another one of her few close friends who actually knew her were truly dead and gone or if she had been disowned. Because of all she had done or for Fury to start over like she left Yelena who was also more than probably dead because she failed. She couldn't even throw a punch. In the end, if he was alive, would he have even missed her.
Omg, Nat and Fury.
Unfortunately, he was erased from existence in the end of Infinity War remember?
@@seanagulan9481 What Nat did in Endgame was a necessary part of reversing what happened to Nick and everyone else at the end of Infinity War. That was the whole point of the movie.
I hate that out of every character in the MCU, Natasha is the one in most deleted scenes. Scenes that would have fleshed her out long before her unexpected death in Endgame
all of these feel like they should’ve been kept in the movie, they connected the scenes so well. even the ones inside shield. i always felt they didn’t give enough screen time to the interaction between the divided shield employees
Does the scene with Nat and Fury break anyone else’s heart? 😭
0:25 holy shitttt. Hill. well said.
we were ROBBED
@0:54 *Hydra demands loyalty too
INSIDE SHIELD'S HEADQUARTERS
my dad : hey man, i need your help.
my dad's friend : sure what is it?
my dad : my son just got bullied at school.
my dad's friend : alright let's kick their asses.
my dad : thanks man.
1:28
my dad : i'm coming son, i brought some friends just hang on.
Bruh WHERE IS THAT SCENE where Iron Man goes to the kid's birthday party? I can't find it anywhere 😂
Macinda Lou That's a reference, not a deleted scene!
1:20 I know for a fact that this is at CSU (Cleveland State University) because I recognize that place from doing so many swim meets there
1:20 I actually toured the college that they filmed at. I only know that scene was filmed at said college because the tour guide told us when we went to the gym lol. I bet they tell everyone that to look cooler (I don't remember the schools name lol)
that’s one way to traumatise kids
Holy Shit! The scene with the High School provides so much context as to what happened to his uniform during the movie. I would’ve kept it in the movie personally.
Can someone please tell me Where was that scene when Natasha (crying) is in Steve'S ARM
Sam Jackson =ok Nick Fury
I believe that George Clooney made a HUGE MISTAKE-
Why does natasha say "that's a problem"?
I think the line is "That's _the_ problem". It just sounds like " _a_ problem" because of the way Scarlett delivered it. Could be wrong though.
If it is indeed "that's a problem", it's likely because Natasha is reflecting on her character - as an ex-assassin and undercover operative, she is very used to keeping her circle of trust very small, often not even fully trusting her allies. All in all, the only person whom she feels she can trust completely is Steve, since it's his nature to not keep secrets.
Because it is. Her instinct, and his, was to shut everyone out. But given their father daughter relationship, he should've known he could trust her, and vice versa.