First time watching AVENGERS: ENDGAME. pt 2
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Nobody ever mentions the fact that Rocket is in the room with Tony and Professor Hulk when creating their Infinity gauntlet, just further proving he's a technical genius on the same playing field
As he says to Tony, "You're only a genius on Earth." Rocket's technical knowledge is probably beyond Tony's (though part of that is exposure to higher technology).
Yeah, Tony's tech is child's play to Rocket. @@maxducoudray
@@OutcastSpartan well not really...Rocket hasn't invented anything that surpasses Tony's inventions yet. Even in comics Rocket's greatest feats don't even come close to Tony's God Killer Armour mark II that could kill Celestials.
@@maxducoudrayTony has done far more with what’s available to him than rocket has, lmao.
That’s like saying that Galileo isn’t as smart as the common human today, since humans now know so much more than they did during his time.
@@Dr.Giudicessi comedian Dara O'Brian has a funny skit about that
The eruption in the theatre when Cap said "...assemble!" was one of the greatest experiences of my life.
To answer the question every reactor has: That teenager in the back of the funeral that you didn't recognize was the kid from IRON MAN 3.
The Axe didn't have Odin's magical enchantment, so anyone else could lift it.
Only ones that are mentally strong I think. Thor said it can break your mind or something in IW. Idk the exact wordings 😂
@@Tenshikichi1 Yup, you have to be exceptionally strong of body and mind.
Not only that, but Thanos might be worthy to lift Mjolnir for all we know anyway. Remember, worthy is not "goody two-shoes" (Thor has killed many a foe with this hammer). It's worthy according to archaic Viking ideals.
@@maxducoudray Since Odin is gone , his enchantment might be gone. When he was dying, his spell to hold back Hela was broken, so the Mjolnir enchantment might be also, which lands itself to the theory of bad Cap, where he went back in time and actually did start working for Hydra. When they all tried the first time, he really couldn't lift it, but now that the enchantment is gone, he can. Thoe knew this was a possibility and couldn't risk letting him hold Stormbreaker, because of he's compromised, giving him access to the Bifrost could be detrimental.
Just one of the theories I like, since it was something that happened in the comics (Hydra Cap). 😅
@@maxducoudray I don't think it's "might" be worthy. In a twisted way, he fits basically all criteria. He's not doing what he does for personal gain, he's willing to sacrifice the things he loves as well as himself for what he percieves as the greater good, he's not selfish, he's honest...
22:30
You and everyone else in the theatre.
This and when Cap picks up Mjollnir are LITERALLY the loudest I've ever heard an audience react in a theatre. Unforgettable movie experience of my life.
Well... Yes... But it got louder once all the dusted people arrived back through the portals :D
i've been to a midnight showing of rocky horror picture show in a college town about 6 years ago. also went to endgame midnight premiere in same town. rocky horror was way louder in over a dozen points.
@@johnpaullogan1365for me it was Attack of the Clones - Yoda vs Dooku. Loads of cheering.
I was shouting so loud I didn't notice the rest of the audience.
@@TheChiraagG yeah that was impressive but still not matching the ridiculous energy rocky horror gets. i really strongly disliked if not haated the movie(a friend wanted to try it once) but that energy is not something i have ever seen replicaated.
Paused in the middle of your crying during the funeral to say: Your reaction (and those of countless others) is a testament to what Marvel did in the Infinity Saga. They told a cohesive story over the span of 10 years and 20+ movies, weaving together 100+ characters (too lazy to get the actual figure) and multiple story lines into one massive climax. Kids grew up watching them, and by the time you reached Infinity War, the characters felt like your friends. Seeing these in the theaters, you heard grown people weeping, just like you did here. It is an achievement never done in cinema before or since. Lightning in a bottle.
100% this.
And yet you never hear the end of elitist, pretentious assholes saying it isn't 'real' cinema.
When Banner was struggling after putting on the gauntlet, and Thor said "take it off!", it was Steve who said "no, wait!" and checked with Banner. This exchange was written this way to parallel when Steve was first given the syrum, and they were going to stop the procedure but it was Steve who told them not to. He knew it was important enough to just push through it.
In the first Avengers Cap told Tony he wasn't the type of guy to make the sacrifice play. Tony told Cap that the only thing special about him came out of a bottle. They were both proven wrong in this movie. Cap was worthy of Mjolnir and Tony died saving everybody.
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yea tony already proved him wrong in the first avengers when he took the nuke to space. cap is a trash idealist who just preaches what he thinks is the right thing to say but he doesn't actually do it. he didn't lay it all on the line for the greater good. he stayed in the past and lived his life with sharon instead of actually being captain america. him being worthy of mjolnir is trash.
@@MrDramser are you crazy?
Trust me everyone in the theatre was crying, cheering, and screaming. Seriously don't feel bad about crying, I cry every time I watch this. It's even harder rewatching it in some ways, like when Nat says "see ya in a minute". 😭😭
The way cap gives her one last look right after she says that because he knew 😭
I saw it in the theater, and cried from Soul Stone until the end. The dance.
21:53 There's a scene in the Infinity Gauntlet mini-series where Thanos has slaughtered all the heroes and Cap is the only one left. Even though they both know that Cap doesn't stand a chance, Cap says "as long as one man stands against you, Thanos, you'll never be able to claim victory".
Cap's sense of duty would never allow him to run.
Bucky’s “I’m gonna miss you buddy” still gets me. Solidifies the fact that Bucky and Cap talked about his best friend wasn’t coming back
The metal clanging at the end of the credits is a reference to Tony hammering out the arc reactor in the cave from his origin story.
"What happens if you kill your past self in the present?"
The way Smart Hulk explained time travel, it creates a 2nd time line, so you killing yourself kills that copy but doesn't change past.
"Changing the past doesn't change the future!"
Bucky knew all along that Steve wasn't coming back and that he was going to stay. Great exchange between them.
This was the first time I picked that up!
He actually said good bye.
Yeah the reason why he told him he was going to miss him. They talked about it.
Cristy: "Why do I put myself through this?"
Because stories matter.
The bit that hits me the hardest every time is when Happy and Morgan are on the porch, and he says "I'm going to get you all the cheeseburgers you want."
Thanks for putting yourself through this Cristy. We love ya.
Thor getting to see his mom one last time, getting to hug her and her saying "This was a gift." is absolutely one of my favorite MCU scenes out of the entire saga.
26:50 - Pepper's armored persona is named "Rescue."
32:36 - I hear him say, "I love you 3,000," and the tears just FALL! 😭
It should have been named Iron Maiden, to fit the Iron theme
Cristy: "Natasha, you should do it."
Natasha: *DOES IT*
Cristy: 😮
Haha, but seriously, thanks for the lovely and heartfelt reactions to these films!
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Hawkeye is the key to success. Literally every battle they fight and Hawkeye isn't there, they lose. When he is there, they win.
Hawkeye is the strongest Avenger.
Nebula doesn't die when she kills her younger self because this is a different kind of time travel than you've seen in other movies. This time travel theory is not as linear as it is shown in other media like Back To The Future where only one single timeline or reality exists. Instead, when the Avengers traveled back in time, they created a bunch of alternate-yet-coexisting realities or universes.
Because of this, the younger Nebula is from one of those alternate-yet-coexisting realities, so anything that happens to her doesn't affect the older Nebula, even if you kill her. This is actually a real time travel theory often referred to as the "multiverse theory" developed by actual IRL theorists to resolve the problem of paradoxes within the more linear time travel concept we see in Back To The Future (like going back in time and preventing your own birth or even killing your younger self.)
The enchantment for Stormbreaker is different from Mjolnir. You don't have to be "worthy" to hold Stormbreaker, you just need the strength of gods and kings, which Thanos has. So it's possible to be strong enough to hold Stormbreaker yet not be "worthy" to use Mjolnir.
That being said, we see Cap briefly holding Stormbreaker without any problem after lifting Mjolnir. That can be explained by Mjolnir's enchantment. By lifting the hammer, Steve proves that he's "worthy" and is imbued with Thor's godly power. Worthiness implies a strong moral integrity and impeachable character. It's hinted that Steve has always been worthy as way back as Age Of Ultron when he made Mjolnir budge ever so slightly (it has been explained that Cap was merely faking being unable to lift it because he didn't wanna hurt Thor's feelings.) But because he's truly worthy of a god's power, Stormbreaker's enchantment allows him to lift it as well.
Vision didn't return when everybody came back because he wasn't turned to dust when Thanos snapped half of all people away in Infinity War. He died before that, and Hulk's snap only reversed the deaths of the people who Thanos snapped away. There's also the matter of the Mind Stone. Vision needed it to live, but the previous one was destroyed by Thanos, and the one used in this movie was taken from the year 2012 and had to be returned. That means there's no stone to put back in Vision's head in order to revive him.
A lot of the other questions you had do get addressed and explored in subsequent movies and shows. They don't just play it off like those five years didn't happen, and they don't ignore the ramifications of making people disappear for five whole years only to have them all suddenly return.
we must not confuse "wear" and "use".... Stormbreaker can be worn by everyone, but not used (groot is the first to have worn it. he is not a god, and he does not have that yet adult strength) ... Mjöllnir has several enchantments created by Odin, who says = only worthy people or the gods of thunder can wear it. Mjöllnir gives wearers the power of the elements (lightning, thunder, wind and rain), that's why Captain America could use lightning...
in the MCU, death are parallel dimensions... gamora is in the dimension of the soul... for "Vision" it's not the same thing, he can't be brought back to life, because he doesn't is not a living being (age of Ultron), Vision is the "infinity stone of the mind"...
ill add on stormbreaker.....yes it can be held by anyone cos its not enchanted by odin.....but........it cant be held too long...as he states it in infinity war as to why.......and also since thanos and his entire crew "jumped timelines" and died.....there is no thanos at the 2014 era.....cos....tony.....
this and infinity war were insane theater experiences, thor's entrance with stormbreaker in IW, cap lifting mjolnir, avengers assemble, all of those scense had the crowd going absolutely insane cheering and clapping, laughing with pure joy. Then you had the snap. DEAD SILENCE except for the occasional sniffle, the entire theater was in shock. and Tony's death I think literally the entire theater was crying together. I'll never forget them
When returning the stones, Steve took Mjölnir because it needed to be returned as well. If he didn't, that other Thor would not have his hammer
It is a gigantic plot hole. Thor didn't even know where it was in the first place. How can Steve return it to the exact time and place. It doesn't even make sense for Thor to even have gotten Mjinor in the first place. The Thor of that time would've called it back as soon as it took off. Who knows what happened when that Thor didn't have Mjinor since as said before, Steve would not be able to return it to the exact time and place it was taken from, a new timeline would've been created.
The whole Steve returning to the past time is a complete mess on so many levels. Soooo many plot holes with it. For me it drops the movie out of talk as an A level movie. It is not the best movie of the MCU. There are others that came before it that are better.
@@bryce253 You do get the fact that he has to return the stones to the "exact time and place" they where taken right? That means past Thor never missed mjolnir because it was never gone. Present Thor would have instructed Steve on every detail on taking the stone and mjolnir so that the moment Present Thor and Rocket jumps back to the present, steve is there in the shadows putting it right back thus making the stone and mjolnir gone for a second.
Same with the sorcerer supreme. The moment Hulk goes away with the timestone, Steve would be there right around the corner giving the stone back to the sorcerer supreme.
Or when Iron Man takes the stone from the base. the moment he walks out with the stone and his dad, Steve would already be there hiding to put the stone right back.
And since Steve was traveling trough time, time itself becomes non issue. Time in the past doesnt keep going foreward as the same rate as the present because he can just drop right in at the exact time and place he wants without issue. So even if they have the stone and mjolnir in the present for a couple of weeks, just by jumping back in time the stones and mjolnir would be gone for seconds or no time at all depending on the timing of Steve.
The only thing they left broken is Loki and the tesseract, but that gets resolved in the Loki series.
The only thing thats hard to grasp is that Steve was a celebrity in the past (remember agent Coulson hsi trading card of him). So he had to keep his appearence low. And also not spoil future events with his knowledge of the future to not split off a timeline where he would not be able to wait on the bench in the present. That also includes not telling Peggy he made out with her niece.
@@ronniebots9225 plot holes still abound. How would he return the soul stone? And, in doing so, would the person whose life was sacrificed be brought back? Any time "time travel" is introduced in a story, there are too many things that could go wrong. And here is an example of that.
@@damon6126Cap can return the soul willingly to Red Skull in Vormir but as mentioned by Red Skull it is an everlasting exchange, so no the sacrifice isn't reversed.
@@bryce253 well one thing is definitely certain that they all had messed up the timeline.
26:00 "Where's Vision? Vision comes back, right?"
No.
Vision was not killed by Thanos's snapping away half of all life.
He was killed before that when thanos ripped the mindstone from Vision's head.
So he was not included when The Hulk reversed the snap.
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Different actor though. He's the Jarvis from the Agent Carter TV show. Vision/ Paul Bettany was the voice of the Jarvis A.I.
Great show, Agent Carter, I wish season 3 could have happened, it was already written too, the show was cancelled right before filming started. It was supposed to be about Peggy’s estranged half-brother who was a serial killer. He had already been killing anyone who was digging into Peggy’s past.
Geoffrey Chaucer, the tennis player.
As a fan of the AC series, I was floored when I first saw the James D'Arcy cameo.
@@crewchief5144 I'm always sad when Knight's Tale reactors miss the entire Chaucer joke.
The callbacks from this movie to tie up previous plot points are so plentiful that it's crazy, but I'll list a few of the ones I remember.
1. In the first avengers movie when cap tells Tony he isn't the type of guy to make the sacrifice play but he does it here to save the whole universe.
2. Age of ultron where everyone tried to lift mjolnir and cap moves it a bit.
3. On your left from the beginning of winter soldier gets repeated back to cap when the army shows up to fight Thanos.
4. In civil war when they all fought at the airport and Hawkeye introduced himself to black panther, tchalla says I don't care but here he calls him by his name to get the gauntlet.
5. When cap and spidey fight in civil war they talk about where they're from in New York and when cap throws the hammer to help Peter he yells "hey brooklyn"
6. Infinity war when Thanos gives his speech about what it feels like to lose, he mentions "the legs turn to jelly" After iron man snaps and Thanos sees his army turning to dust, he realizes he just lost and the first thing he does is sit down because his legs did exactly that.
Edit: there are a ton more but I was not about to type all of them out
Love it! This and so many more! ❤
One minor change. 5. Cap yells "Hey, Queens. heads up!" 27:00 (Peter is from Queens, Steve is from Brooklyn)
@@testfire3000 my bad
Tons more:
Hope mocks Scott for calling Cap "Cap" ---- and in battle, she does it reflexively.
Hawkeye fights space-dogs, after missing Infinity War.
Biggest one is best:
Quill gets double-nutted for killing half the universe in the first place.
1. Not only does Tony make the sacrifice play, Cap is the one who managed to find a way out. Both of them contradicted that scene.
"you're taking all the stupid with you" was from the first captain america movie
I still wanna see the interaction when Cap returned the soul stone and saw the Red Skull again
Red skull seems pretty duty oriented , he may be mad with cap America & seeeing him but I think he would just recount memories & retrieve the stone if cap was willing to give it back. Maybe I’m wrong, red skull just seemed like he was way past pursuing the stones or fighting unless he needed to, seems like he was at peace being a guide
@@tommyboman7735going back into the past does not change your present. Peggy’s kids are fine because Steve has always been their father.
@@tommyboman7735 yes, you create a new timeline and that’s the timeline they’ve been living on since the beginning or else Steve wouldn’t have been able to live his life and be there at the end. Who was Peggy’s husband if it wasn’t Steve? You think Peggy was going to tell the world she was married to Steve Rogers from the future?
"Steven, son of Sarah"
"Uh.. Here ya go."
Then watch it again. Why are you even posting that?! 🙄
Pepper Potts in her "Rescue" armor.
These movies never get old. What an incredible series
"That last one" was Pepper Potts in the "Rescue" armor Tony made for her as an anniversary gift. 😮
we saw morgan wearing the helmet earlier in the movie
20:15-20:17 "What, you can lift the axe?"
The condition on Mjolnir of worthiness is on Mjolnir, placed upon it by Odin. Stormbreaker does not have the same restriction, and does not convey the power of Thor to its wielder.
23:10-23:15 "Who was that last one?"
You didn't recognize Pepper...
26:00-26:04 "Vision comes back, right?"
They only brought back everyone who was snapped away. The Mind Stone was ripped out of Vision's head before the snap. Wanda had to kill him, see him brought back and then see him killed by Thanos.
35:40-35:42 "I love that he takes Mjolnir now"
Cap is returning the things taken from the past, so the past can happen as it did. Mjolnir also needs to return to the past, or Thor would not have had it to finish Thor: The Dark World, this would change the past and potentially undo their work to restore what was lost.
Imagine Steve Rogers, after all we've seen him go through, going back and keeping a low profile for all the decades he had missed. One mis-step and he could break their work to preserve the past.
Worst worst case would have been Thanos, having realized what they were doing and succeeding in his revised plan of "destroy the entire universe and rebuild it from the ground up"
Tony had already made Pepper head of Stark Industries, they subsequently married, so logically she would _remain_ in control of Stark Industries, not "take over"
Ehhh. Not quite.
Steve staying in the past wouldn't effect the MCU timeline as we know it. If he accidentally spoke up, he would have created a Branch timeline.
So, from the perspective of us here at Endgame, nothing would have changed.
@@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim The Steve Rogers that saw Sam in the end of Endgame though, had to endure that, in order to be in the timeline to be there, any deviation would send >that< Steve onto a branch, so the one we see had to do that careful and precarious walk though "our" history.
Honestly, though, I'm surprised anyone besides me took the time to actually read all the way through my comment to get there to see a place I wasn't specific enough. Well played!
@@Scott_Burton Mmm. True enough.
What can I say? I am very diligent.
in the MCU, death are parallel dimensions... gamora is in the dimension of the soul... for "Vision" it's not the same thing, he can't be brought back to life, because he doesn't is not a living being (age of Ultron), Vision is the "infinity stone of the mind"...
"Because of Steve, I met my husband. Even after he was gone, he was still changing my life." - Peggy Carter in the video documentary at Steve's museum exhibit. So. Do Cap and Peggy have little super soldiers running around the MCU all grown up now? 🤔
Cristy don't feel bad, we all felt the same at the end. Love you 3,000❤
Some of the people who didn't come back were killed outside of Thanos using the stones to eliminate half of all life. When Hulk/Banner fixes the snap he was only bringing back the Vanished.
He does say he tried to bring back Nat but it didn't work.
@@StarkRG in the MCU, death are parallel dimensions (explanation in "thor ragnarok")... gamora and nat are in the dimension of the soul... a dimension which prevents any resurrection because they are linked to the "stone of 'infinity of the soul'. This infinity stone allows users to go to the dimensions of the dead.
Original Loki is dead dead, but don't forget about Avengers 1 Loki who stole the Tesseract and vanished... somewhere.
Cristy-i have seen DOZENS of Reactions to "Endgame"! Yours was THE BEST!!! Don't EVER apologize for Your emotions in Reaction Videos! That's what draws us in the most! I have now subscribed to your Channel because I can't wait to start watching some of Your other Reaction Videos! BTW-I saw all of the Marvel Movies on opening night! You would not have to GET the other people in the audience to clap & cheer! Trust Me, it was like an EXPLOSION in the theater when the portals started opening! See You next time!
Cristy early on: "How come you said I'd be crying??"
Tony's arc reactor going out is just symbolically devestating. But Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance and happy life together always gets me tearing up the most. (Thor getting to see Frigga again always hits me hard too; nothing like a mother's love.)
Although it really makes no sense why the arc reactor would go out. It ceased being a means of keeping him alive long ago. And it wasn't powering his heart, it was a magnet keeping shrapnel out of his heart.
@@3OBTPA - That's why I always add "symbollicaly", cause practically it makes no sense.
@@3OBTPA I figure it was trashed by the same massive amount of energy that killed Tony. It just went out at roughly the same time Tony's heart stopped. (but yes, it was an artistic choice)
Don't forget Howard the Duck is in there too. The very first official Marvel movie in 86. Has Lea Thompson strait from BACK to the Future in it. Special effects are mostly practical and it's done by Stephen Spielberg and George Lucas
I have never ever heard a movie theater cry so much as I did when Tony died. And so did I. I still can't see that scene without crying. So don't feel bad for crying!
By the way, I actually think this was the best outcome. I feel that both RDJ and ScarJo wanted to start doing other things than MCU, and to be honest, this is the ultimate way for them to go out. It would not have felt right having them leaving in another way. And also, the movie wouldn't have felt as impactful if everyone just survived.
Are you serious about that or was that hyperbole...because if you are serious.......I have a number of questions that should be obvious.
Infinity war and Endgame were filmed back to back as basically one giant film in 2017 while Chadwick was alive.
In theaters everyone was crying and clapping when they came back to battle. And more and more tears when Tony died. Even more with cap and Peggy.. everyone left the theater so torn and broken
Wanda nearly killing Thanos herself was so damn epic. She had him on the ropes, forced him to call for help.
I don't think we're gonna see much of Pepper anymore, but in the comics she goes by the hero name "Rescue".
The "Eat a salad" line was originally part of Thor starting to exercise and get back in shape, but Chris Hemsworth asked to keep the fat suit for the rest of the movie, he was having too much fun playing the fat guy. Right before Ragnarock he was getting bored playing the same old Thor.
Pepper asks Tony near the beginning of the movie after he says he can pull the pin on the time travel, throw it in the bottom of the ocean. Pepper asks him "but would you be able to rest" and at the end she tells Tony "We are going to be ok, you can rest now"
Bucky tells Steve "I'm going to miss you buddy", indicating that they had an off camera conversation about what he planned to do.
When Peggy died in Captain America the Winter Soldier, at the funeral Steve was in front carrying the coffin, in the back was an old guy, that eventually was confirmed to be Old Steve
Adding to the Bucky thing, they also give each other the "don't do anything stupid" "how can I, you're taking all the stupid with you" exchange. Only other time we really heard that was when Bucky was leaving for the war. As in an exchange for when they aren't sure if they'll see each other again.
Bucky also mirrors the line Steve's says to him before he ships out for the war in First Avenger, "You're taking all the stupid with you." In general they closed a lot of teh narrative and character loops. It was really gratifying.
i never took it as they had a conversation off screen. i always took it that such a conversation was unnecessary as bucky knew him well enough to know what he would do without being told.
The greatest movie of all time! All the events that lead up this moment made it all worth it! Marvel could never or will ever do it again! Your reactions are the best mija! I love them so much! Also the cameos that came back to the move shows how much love they have for the fan service too! What a time to be alive to see something so beautiful come together like an orchestra!
I always laugh when Frigga tells Thor she sees with more than eyes. Like, Thor is there in Asgard, she's just seen him recently. 2023 Thor has longer hair, beard, and is at least 50 pounds heavier (and isn't running around in a bath robe). She really didn't need much more than eyes.
your reaction is very much what most of us had in theatres. All the emotions.
One thing I'm glad they did was they didn't add an after-credits scene. It would've been easy to show us where Loki went after he stole the Tesseract, but they decided to let the ending stand on it's own.
Cristy, you have nothing to apologize for. My theater on opening night (just like most theaters, I'm sure) went from probably the loudest applause I've ever heard when the hammer went to Cap, to flat-out bawling when Tony died. Such an incredible, powerful, emotional rollercoaster of a finale to this amazing 11-year journey. What a ride!!
I like that Thor is still worthy even at this state..because the thing that made him worthy before wasn't how he looked or his mental health. It was the fact that he realized, him being a god doesn't put him above the rest...the fact that he was being ready to sacrifice himself for others..because his life isn't any more worth than anyone else
U see..even in this state...that thing hasn't changed...Thor is hesitant to help..but it has nothing to do with him thinking he is above everyone...if anything..it is unfortunately the opposite..he doesn't want to help because he thinks his help and sacrifice is useless..he is afraid he will make it all worse. but he is still worthy..and his help is still worth it
Never apologize for feeling your emotions. We all went through it watching IW and Endgame :)
When Nebula killed her past self, it didn't erase her because MCU time travel doesn't work like BttF time travel. When you make a change in your past, you don't change anything about the timeline you have lived in up until that point, you create a "branch" timeline. Doing anything in the past like that creates such a branch, not just killing your past self. Sometimes it's confusing to explain MCU rules, but the main thing to keep in mind is that the way it's structured prevents paradoxes. The reason Marty started to disappear in BttF was that it was a paradox for him to exist if his parents didn't get together, and the paradox was resolved by erasing Marty. With branch time travel there are no paradoxes because you can't change anything, you can only create new branches.
Nat had three families, Yelena, the Avengers and being Aunt Nat to the Barton kids. Plus, maybe the 'red in her ledger'.
While Phase 3 isn't quite over - it has been fun following along your journey and watching your amazing reactions. Thanks for sharing with us! I am looking forward to you continuing your journey into Phase 4, especially some of the shows. Keep em coming!!
I know you mean WandaVision. Couldnt agree more. She really gets the emotional/tonal aspects of these movies and Im straight crawling in my skin, anticipating reactions to some of the shows.
In the theatre, “ Avengers assemble!” Got a roar from the crowd unlike any other. And then when the hug came…😭😭😭. Everyone.
This movie is so incredibly dear to me
I was born in 1998, and saw every mcu movie since Iron Man when they came out, so Robert Downey Jr was Tony Stark for me for exactly half of my existence. Saying goodbye to Tony was hard, but it was such a perfect ending for the original Avengers
What I loved about this movie was that Tony completed his character arc. He proved Steve wrong. He really did sacrifice himself, and he ended up saving the whole universe.
An underrated bit was when Steve and Tony were about to go back in time to the New Jersey military base. And Tony asks Steve if he trusts him.
Never apologize for crying. That's a proof you have a heart too.
Don’t apologize for crying so much. This is a reaction video. You are a reactor. Cristy, girl, we ALL felt that way.
Chadwick Boseman was still alive filming Endgame, he passed before Black Panther 2 could come out though.
Yes, the "If they are worthy" was put on Mjolnir in the first Thor movie, by Odin. Stormbreaker the axe, does not have that condition. Anyone can lift it (I mean it's a heavy axe so not a weak person, but they don't need to be worthy). And Thors "I knew it" Cap was worthy all along. When he moved it back in Civil War, he could have lifted it, but stopped. I thought before that Cap was Almost Worthy back then and became worthy by this point. But someone pointed out to me that there is no "Almost Worthy" that would allow it to be moved at all. If you have almost all the proper levels of all the qualities it takes to be worthy, but not quite, you're still not worthy, so it wouldn't make any difference in moving the hammer until you reach that point. So Cap was worthy at least as far back as Civil War. He just stopped himself from lifting it.
The time travel stuff isn’t explained beyond that one scene with hulk explaining it to Scott, Rhodes, and Barton. But all you need to understand is that “changing the past does NOT change the future.” These are the time travel rules set by this universe so no Nebula destroying her past self has no effect on her current self.
Infinity War and Endgame are two of my favorite memories on opening night in theater… the crowd was nuts in both. Its rare you see so much active involvement with whats happening onscreen!
"I was having fun, but now I'm starting to worry" HAHAHAA Precious Cristy
When Nebula said "All they have to do is not fall out" she knew this was going to be one of the two outcomes of them going to Vormir, because she didn't mean fall out of the spaceship.
Captain American not coming back from returning the stones was the perfect ending. He had a date.
To answer your question, yes. When we heard Sam's voice on the radio and the sling rings appeared, the theater went absolutely crazy and cheered! Also, when Mjolnir flew into Captain America's hand!!!
Tony - " up until this moment I thought you were build-a-bear"
Rocket - "Maybe I am"
Cristy - "I love that line" (while laughing)
...oh boy when you watch Guardians 3 and Rocket's response here will hold a completely different weight...
I really liked your reaction. It is anecdotal that the one who, in Cap's opinion, would not give his life for anyone, is the one who ends up sacrificing himself for half of the living beings in this universe. Tony's character has been one of those that has changed the most from the beginning until now. And that, in the end, the rules and the deal that Tony and Steve reached could not be fulfilled. You know, there were three rules, "Get the stones, bring back the vanished, and DON'T DIE TRYING." Not everything could be accomplished, though, Tony is very smart, and somehow, he knew it. That's why he left the recorded message. In the end, Cap does not take Mjolnir as a weapon that he uses, but rather stops, like the stones, returning it to the point in time when it was "stolen."
the way all these stories have their ending, phase 4 deals with everyone's trauma after this major event, how the world deals with iron man not being alive anymore, and how they take up their new mantals. phase 4 really is the peak for sidekick characters and the new avengers roster that was shown at the end of age of ultron as well as showing the future of the avengers.
That dance gets me every sodding time. Because he has finally got it from what he said in one of the 1st ever films. Cpt America the 1st avenger.
It's amazing and a credit to Kevin Fiege and the rest of the producers/directors that this packs such an emotional punch, and provokes such visceral reactions.It's the culmination of 10 years of movies, and closes the chapter on this generation of the avengers. Like you recognised the two moments in the final battle were cheered by audiences, when it's revealed that Cap wields Mjolnir, and when the portals open and the reinforcements arrive. It's not often that a movie theater audience has such a reaction.
As you said in your outro, half the population re-appearing after 5 years has a big impact which we don't really see in this movie but without giving away spoilers the next Phase of movies and some of the TV series start to address. You should particularly watch the Disney series 'Falcon & the Winter Soldier'.
Here's why some came back and some didn't: When Bruce snapped, his goal was to bring back everyone who Thanos snapped away. He didn't snap away Vision. Or Loki. And Black Widow died AFTER Thanos snapped. And don't worry about the crying. I'm over 60 and seen this damn movie seven times and it STILL brings me to tears!
So loki is really dead but a version of him from the alternate timeline took off with the tesseract and is the main character in the Loki show which is amazing...
Natasha - "I had nothing, then I got this . . family"
The Loki Thanos killed is dead dead. No resurrections. Nebula killing other Nebula won't affect her life. That Nebula is from a split timeline. Our Nebula didn't go through the same life as the other Nebula, travelling to the future, getting the guantlet from Hawkeye, etc. so it's a Nebula from a different time line/life, and in the multiuniverse is therefore a different Nebula.
Poor, sweet, dear Cristy. Sending hugs and love to you for all the sadness you suffered through, yet again, in the name of an Avengers movie.
This movie was devastating in so many ways but uplifting in so many as well. I was happiest that Clint got Laura and the kids back, though he went through the absolute trauma of losing his entire family and then having his best friend yank herself free of his grip to fall to her death. All the surviving Avengers have PTSD but Clint maybe worst of all. I remember how I felt when my best friend of 40+ years died on the operating table a couple of years ago. I still get wrecked emotionally when I suddenly think of her and realize I can't talk to her or go visit her any time I want. For Clint that feeling has to be so much worse. But that was a perfect Avenger Parents moment: each of them trying to sacrifice themselves for those they loved and the Avenger 'kids' at home. There really was no choice there that would feel like it was okay.
Tony hugging Peter was so touching. That was a kind of happy tears moment.
When Cristy drops into espanol we know she's feeling very worked up. Poor Cristy again!
Sigh. Captain Marvel's last minute entry was dramatic and kinda cool but once again she was just the cheat code to save them from an impossible situation. OP characters are the easy solution to any issue for bad writers.
Tony's death spelled the end of the MCU, for sure. His last defiant act was the same as his act of defiance at the end of the first movie: "I am Iron Man." He began it, and it ended with him too. Still heartbreaking.
This is the absolute end of the MCU for me, and judging from what I've heard from my comic-loving friends who watched the MCU after this it seems to have been all bad writing, bad directing, and nothing to watch. Sad, but for a company that insisted on hiring people who weren't comics people and telling them not to learn anything about the source material, this kind of garbage was inevitable. Still very disappointing though. But I can always watch Phases 1-3 and of course read any old comics to relive well done stories. 🙂
Someone did a edit showing us all of the moments as Prof. Hulk Undid "The Snapping" with clips from WandaVision and it was the exact mess we all knew it would be and it was so damn cool.
i always think of the first avengers when cap told tony he wasn’t the one to sacrifice himself for another 🥲
The original Loki from this time line is indeed dead. However somewhat similar to what happens with Gamora, a younger version of him does survive. Thanks to the team's failed initial attempt to steal the Tesseract..
you need to check out some in-theater reaction videos :) Seeing Cap lift Mjolnir and then everyone coming back were probably the loudest crowd moments of cinema history and then EVERYONE crying when Tony passed.
I saw this on opening day (like EVERY Marvel Movie since the original X-Men) and man that was a cinema experience that will never be replicated or rivaled.
33:27 Did you recognize that young man standing alone with his hands in his pockets? That's Ty Simpkins who played Harley, the young boy who helped Tony in "Iron Man 3".
It's been an awesome journey to watch you go through. Thanks for sharing.
I just realised when cap picks up the picture of himself on carters desk they were married already from when he went back to return the stones 🤯
In past few hours i was just watching your reaction 😁. I binged iron man , Avengers, Avengers 2 , iron man 2 , captian America 2-3 , doctor strange and thor Ragnarok and then infinity war and endgame. Honestly speaking this was fun, like your reaction and revisiting the movie after this much year , i really enjoyed a lot. Thanks for that 😊
Hey! Thanks for following my journey!! I hope you stick around for phase 4 with me
Remember that Peggy's husband's identity was kept secret her entire life.
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Not sure what they did in the MCU, but there's a good chance it was Steve all along.
I always cry in that scene but not when someone else is reacting and you have made me cry today 😭😩
As someone was doing security and was present as when this was fillmed. They filmed Thor Ragnarok, Avengers Infinity War/ End game, and Black Panther mostly in the same year.
A good measurement to feel out. Once you see a trailer, most principal photography has already been done by three to five months. Before you see a trailer.
At that point they are playing around with the editing and effects to polish it out.
Marvel at that time was in a mode to complete several films at once then release them two to three years later, as well as give them a buffer to reshoot if they needed to.
I always love when people binge these movies because there are several moments, especially in this film, that are reacted to strangely or misunderstood because they didn't live in this world for 10 years. Just guests to this fandom.
Imagine trying to gatekeep the largest mass media property in film history. "Guests" lmao
Stan Lee filmed this cameo before filming his last one for Captain Marvel, hence the tribute at the beginning of that one. RIP Stan "The Man" Lee, your legacy will live on forever.
As sad as the filmaker's meant Tony's death to be, I find it kind of shallow because Dr. Strange could have easily brought Tony back the same way Thanos brought Vision back with the Tine Stone.
I'd like to think during the funeral, Strange thought to himself: "That's for leaning on the Cauldron of the Cosmos, douchebag."
Your reaction, all the joy, all the tears, all of it, was kind of perfect. It's incredibly gratifying and validating that you buy into this universe so completely as you do. And that I get so emotional after Tony's sacrifice that I'm a heap. Lol. Thank you. 🤙😊
My favourite funny scene out of this whole movie. Love Rocket! 13:53
The one, horrific, thing that I wonder about is when everyone returns with the finger snap, how about those that were on the roads in vehicles, in the waters on boats, or especially in the air riding helicopters or planes. 😥
Love your reactions!
This kills me everytime. Instantly crying my eyes out. And seeing you cry just made me cry more lol. Tony sacrificed himself for everyone.
When Rhodie says this is the part when spikes come out he was referencing Indiana Jones and the temple of doom ... the Kid in that movie is in Loki season2 and Indiana Harrison Ford is going to be the new Red Hulk in the next Captain America Wait until you watch Spiderman No Way Home and Dr strange 2 when professor x appears
Nothing happens to you if you kill your past self. Remember, this time travel rules are of the "changin the past doesn't alter your present, it just splits into an alternate timeline" type.
Watching the portals/final battle scene in theaters is an experience I'll remember for the rest of my life. The theater I was in had people clapping, cheering, sobbing...everything.
"I'm so happy"
Oh my sweet summer child