MY FIRST TIME WATCHING THE AVENGERS!
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Asking about Hulk's behavior, he seems to have more control over his rage when Banner voluntarily changes to Hulk, as opposed to when stress or anger forces him to change in which case he seems to have no control over himself.
thank you for explaining this helps a lot!!
Right before Chris Evans played as Captain America in the Avengers. He played as The Human Torch of the Fantastic Four.
It was 5 years before this movie, but yeah.
And The Fantastic Four stank. This was his redemption. Like Ryan Reynolds and Green Lantern/Deadpool.
And micheal b jordan in fanforstic and black panther
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Both of those suck, though. Deadpool is a bunch of trash, unfortunately. I would've liked to see it done properly.
@@PinnacleNL literally like 90% of all the people that has seen deadpool disagree with you
And Steve getting the "flying monkeys" reference is a really great bit of writing. He no doubt is _constantly_ surrounded by references that he doesn't understand, so when Fury makes one to a film from his time, he's so excited. And of course Thor doesn't get it.
I loved when Tony was figuring out that loki would open the portal at Stark tower he called him a diva for wanting the most flashy place as he realised he was actually calling himself one when he understood which buidling he chose🤣
About Hulk: Yep, damned scary. But we should also pity him. In some versions of the comics, TV shows, and pre MCU movies, Banner's story is he was abused as a child and as a result developed Dissociative Identity Disorder, which did not fully manifest until the gamma accident. Banner is the mousey, non-confrontational personality that has to be nice, hiding his pain. The Hulk is the angry abused child personality with the power (!) now to protect himself. Hulk hates Banner because of his "weak" character, not weak physical strength.
I believe that is still the case in the MCU but they have not fully explored it. They've hinted at it tho. I hope they go deeper into it. Him and Moon Knight need to meet lol
It's not
"He wants a monument built to the sky with his name plastered... son of a bitch..." as Stark realizes he himself is exactly the same and that Loki is going to Stark's own monument built to the sky with Stark's name plastered across it. Priceless.
Tony's quirk about not being handed things is because the inspiration behind the character was Howard Hughes. His not wanting to be handed things was quirk that Hughes had. Another homage to the real life person is Tony's father is also named Howard
I believe that Robert Downey Jnr has the exact same quirk.
"It's okay, boss.....this was never going to work .... unless they had something to ....."
To avenge.
Rest in peace, Coulson. Your death was not in vain. It got the Avengers on the cooperative path they needed to be on.
I dont think ive ever enjoyed a Marvel reaction as much as this.
Keep this going and you'll end up being the GOAT of the whole reaction game.
👏
Loki is power hungry and wants to rule the galaxy, he is the god of deception trickery. So his whole reason of playing along with thanos's plan in this movie is to over throw him and his plans so that he can be the ruler of earth, and everything else he can rule. The tesseract(space stone) is an essential part of any rulers needs. Hope that cleared it up:) great reaction btw!:)
I like how you go from being scared of hulk to thanking hulk! He’s always being mistaken as the monstrous type when he’s really the opposite. That’s the great thing about Marvel heroes, they come in many different forms.
My favorite scene is a combination of Tony Stark warning Loki they have a hulk, and later in the movie, Hulk trashing Loki before saying "puny god", then hearing the hissing breathing of Loki. He can't say he wasn't warned.
He definitely should've shut up when he still has a slight chance of not getting his ass kicked. Lol
The scene with Hulk ragdolling Loki kills me everytime. 😂😂🤣🤣
I don't care if you're mortal, full god or a demi-god...You get your ass kicked by the Hulk? It's gonna hurt.
The sceptre can control people's minds because of a certain something in it and that is why all of them were fighting and Hulk wasn't able to control himself
Oh!!!! Thank you!! That makes so much sense now.
@@ColetteCherry no problem
@@ColetteCherry u will see what it is in future movies👍
This is my favorite "Avengers movie. And my 3rd favorite "Marvel movie. Following "Captain America Winter Soldier and Captain's America Civil War✨️. . . Extremely exciting video "Colette🌺
Nick Fury's reference of "...flying monkeys..." is from The Wizard of Oz, starring Judy Garland. That film was released in 1939. That's why Cap knew that reference, he probably saw the film since he lived in that era.
The Hulk is a rage machine, but like any of us, he can try to keep himself in control/non attacking. You can see though that when he is, he is still struggling to keep it down. He's bobbing. Previously on the hellicarrier he was under the influence of the spear. We saw everybody more on edge, the way they were fighting. Sure they were real feelings in the argument, but the spear's energy made them out of control, and all those emotions were amplified, making them fight. Similarly, the Hulk was not able to control himself at all, whereas he could struggle to on the ground away from the spear. Many people have not caught that the spear was amplifying their negative emotions/anger.
I love how Steve Rogers and Tony Stark prove each other wrong in that scene
Hi Colette! The Avengers changed Cinematic history in 2012 with this fusion of characters, the fusion of such big screen talent under one roof
A watershed moment in Kevin Feige's ongoing conquest of cinema.
Seriously, has anyone ever even attempted anything on the scale of Feige's continuing triumph? It's ridiculous. Barely a questionable link in a chain that's now over 15 years old and more than 29 films long, not to mention the TV shows and other multimedia properties. The movies alone took in over $27 *billion* just at the box office, and that's such a long-running total that it needs to be adjusted for inflation *while it's still happening*. There have been less successful mid-range royal dynasties.
If you wrote Feige as fiction, no-one would believe it.
If you want more Agent Coulson..watch Agents of SHIELD..without any spoilers..it may or may not be a continuation ;)
I second this. I've watched so many people ignore Agents of SHIELD. I've seen person after person after person go through the reactions without knowing that Agents of SHIELD exists. Everyone should include Agents of SHIELD in their MCU reactions and I hope that someone picks up on this.
@@epsilonjay4123 The problem is that it doubles the watch length
That said, my kids and I are going to include it on their watch through
Edit: I’ve seen it and it’s one of my favourite shows
@@epsilonjay4123 It's not only the first MCU TV show but also still one of the best.
Because Coulson is alive
Now that it's been 9 months I hope it's okay for me to say Agent Coulson has died I think 3 times now...4 if you count his LMD. 😅
"Are u here to kill me Ms Romanov cuz that's not gonna work for anyone" 😬😏
Thor was super weakened when he fought Tony.
In the tie in comic book which showed how Thor got to Earth without the Bridge (since it was broken) we get Odin using dark magic to Transport Thor but it also harms Thor and drains his power in the process.
I love how Downey and Ruffalo are so short they make Chris Hemsworth look like a giant. ;-)
Natasha and Clint have always been my favorite Avengers, for several reasons. First of all, they're just ridiculously well trained humans. No serums, no suits, no divinity, no radiation, just humans who have become really REALLY good at some things. This is part of the reason I love Agents Coulson and Hill of S.H.I.E.L.D. too. Also, Tony's line about Phil Coulson, "His first name is Agent." always cracks me up. Tony, you're an ass, but you make me laugh.
The other thing that I love about Clint and Nat is that they have such a close and ideal relationship, even if it is completely platonic. They're closer than friends, closer than family, even closer than significant others. That's just awesome and the fact that Renner and Johanssen play the roles so amazingly well just makes it seem so real.
They're also complete characters. They get their moments to shine. We learn their stories and their history, like when Natasha told us that Agent Barton was sent to kill her, but he made a different call. For them being two "lesser" Avengers we learn a whole heck of a lot about them through the movie series, and that's even without them getting their own movies.
Considering they’re both main avengers, they should have had trilogies like the others. Nats comic backstory would have made for great companion movies to CA:WS
@@Drummer4President I agree with you. The only Black Widow movie we got was not good and not at a time when it would have made sense, i.e. after she's dead in the timeline. That was bullcrap and she deserved much better. And Clint got to play second lead in his own TV show, not even main lead.
Even if they'd made, not solo movies but team up movies with the adventures of Clint and Nat, and there's PLENTY of source material that can be used for that, it could have been great. Both characters, and both actors, deserved more and better than they got.
Black widow has a Russian variant of the super soldier serum
Not to put more on your plate, but you definitely want to watch the tv show Agents of SHIELD. It ties in between many of the movies. We can fill you in on the watch order, but you will definitely enjoy it.
You mentioned that Coulson was your favorite. I definitely agree with the suggestion to watch Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. 1st 2/3 of season 1 is character development and teasing you with questions on how Coulson is back. Then the twist. Then it takes off and doesn't stop. I could sell you on it with more, but I don't want to spoil anything.
And love your explosive passionate reactions. Keep it up.
@@Scott-ec4cs I mentioned elsewhere my recommendation for Patreon/UA-cam packaging.
@@Scott-ec4cs gives away the first shock of the show but I don't wanna spoil anything...
@@takeshikovacs7629 Yeah, I didn't want to give that away. It wasn't a secret when the show aired, as they used it as a tag line in advertising, but she could have gone in without that knowledge and enjoyed the reveal.
Hey, Colette! "Avengers" was a game-changer and the proof of concept of Feige's grand plan! Team movies weren't anything new as we had already seen the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Mystery Men, Watchmen and the Incredibles in action by this point but a multi-franchise crossover event hadn't been done since the Universal horror cycle of the '40's and, certainly, not on a scale this immense! This movie is the very definition of a thrilling Hollywood blockbuster and it shattered every record! Who knew we were only being teed up for something even bigger?
Marvel Comics assembled "Earth's Mightiest Heroes" in September 1963, the same month the X-Men debuted and two years after the Fantastic Four. Whereas the other groups were privately financed and comprised of members who were linked by blood or genes, the Avengers were a more motley crew subject to government oversight. Their headquarters was a mansion gifted to the team by Tony Stark located on 890 Fifth Avenue in New York City nestled on the eastern edge of Central Park complete with a butler named Jarvis to attend their needs. As in the movie, the team would travel around the globe in sleek compact planes called Quinjets. The five founding members were Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man, Wasp and Hulk. The team found Captain America in the ice and thawed him out in the fourth issue. He was granted honorary founding status and has been with the group through almost every incarnation often leading as Chairman. As in the film, it was Loki's mischief that brought the heroes together whereupon they decided they should gather regularly to tackle any situation that was too much for any one them alone. Borrowing again from Marvel's alternate universe, the 1610 Ultimate Universe, the Chitauri are introduced as Loki's invasion force in the film since the Ultimate-equivalent of the Avengers united for the first time to battle that species. Credit goes to the Wasp's Janet van Dyne for coming up with their name, the Avengers. Over the years, the roster would rotate frequently as a diverse group of beings filled the ranks of the organization including humans, superhumans, mutants, inhumans, atlanteans, eternals, sorcerers, androids, aliens, demi-gods and deities. The team's battle cry was simple: "Avengers Assemble!"
Joss Whedon was an ideal choice for director. Having cut his teeth on "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" and "Firefly", he understood how to ground fantasy and sci-fi with clashing team dynamics. As a comic book enthusiast and writer, he was well-versed with the Marvel sandbox and this movie hums under his sure hand.
As this is a team movie, the cast is a bunch of familiar faces with a couple of new additions and everybody gets their moment to shine. Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark aka Iron Man, Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, Paul Bettany as JARVIS and Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow carry over from the "Iron Man" films. Chris Hemsworth as Thor Odinson aka Thor, Tom Hiddleston as Loki Laufeyson aka Loki, Stellan Skarsgard as Dr. Erik Selvig and Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton aka Hawkeye carry over from "Thor". Chris Evans as Steve Rogers aka Captain America carries over from "The First Avenger". Samuel L. Jackson as Col. Nick Fury, Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson and Maximiliano Hernandez as Agent Jasper Sitwell return as the faces of SHIELD with new addition Cobie Smulders as Agent Maria Hill, right-hand woman to Fury. Mark Ruffalo replaces Edward Norton as Bruce Banner aka Hulk but Lou Ferrigno remains on hand as the voice of Hulk. Powers Boothe and Jenny Agutter play World Security Council members who carry over into "Agents of SHIELD" as Gideon Malick and "Winter Soldier" as Hawley, respectively. Whedon alum Alexis Denisof plays the Chitauri spokesman known as The Other in heavy prosthetics who appears again in "Guardians of the Galaxy". New York character actor Robert Clohessy has a funny bit as an NYPD Sergeant who questions Cap's credentials, old pro Harry Dean Stanton has a wry bit as a custodian who witnesses the Hulk's transformation and Ashley Johnson, the voice of Ellie in "The Last of Us", shows up as Beth, a grateful waitress.
TRIVIA:
1. Harry Dean Stanton was famously killed by the xenomorph in "Alien" so, when he asks a naked Bruce Banner if he's an alien, it's a tongue-in-cheek nod to his former role.
2. RDJ ad-libbed a lot of dialogue including the faux-Shakespeare routine with Thor, the "Galaga" quip on the bridge, the shawarma comment when he's revived and the character nicknames like Legolas for Hawkeye.
3. Mark Ruffalo ad-libbed the roar that awakens Tony from unconsciousness after he falls back to Earth.
4. Chitauri is Zulu for 'serpent race from the sky'.
5. Jeremy Renner was trained by Olympic archers in the use of his bow.
6. Shawarma sales skyrocketed after this movie!
EASTER EGGS:
1. Loki's body temperature registers as blue on the infrared monitor trained on his cell because of his Frost-Giant physiology.
2. Odin's pet ravens Huginn (Thought) and Muninn (Memory) fly past Thor and Loki on the outcrop after Loki is taken from the Quinjet.
3. One of the trading cards in Coulson's collectible set features the cover of "Captain America" # 1 which illustrates Cap socking Hitler on the jaw.
4. The mind-controlling Chitauri scepter makes its first appearance in the saga and is the second alien artifact of power to affect our heroes after the space-spanning Tesseract.
CAMEO:
1. Stan Lee appears in a cameo as a chess-playing senior citizen who expresses disbelief about superheroes being active in New York.
END-CREDIT SCENES:
1. The Other reports the Chitauri defeat to Thanos who smiles at the prospect of 'courting death'. This is Thanos' first appearance in the saga. His smile is a reference to his comic counterpart who actually is in love with the personification of Death.
2. The exhausted team gorges themselves on shawarma post-battle having taken Tony up on his suggestion.
The next chronological stop in the MCU is the ONE-SHOT featurette called "ITEM 47" about Chitauri tech falling into the wrong hands. It is found on the "Avengers" blu-ray or on DPlus.
Don't forget to watch it or the AGENT CARTER ONE-SHOT which can be paired with "Captain America: The First Avenger" or be viewed as a coda to the "AGENT CARTER" series.
If you want to see "AGENT CARTER", the first 8-episode season is EXCEPTIONAL, occurs before the One-Shot and can be seen after "Avengers" as an interlude between phases.
48:31 Oh don't worry as you go down this MCU path YOU WILL KNOW exactly who the heck this guy is and why he is known for making many movie goers in theaters on opening night of this movie react with "Oh crap!" At his appearance.
Tony doing his great big act "That man is playing Galaga!" is amazing, he's in the middle of a room full of Shield agents, including Black Widow, and all their eyes are on him, but they are so distracted by his antics that they _don't notice_ him planting his little hacking bug. He really is a genius at more than just tech, he can beat Shield at their own game.
"Can we save Coulson he's one of my favorites"
Next time... On Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
If you haven't already, you should consider taking a look at Marvel's Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.
You'd like it.
Might want to hint to Colette that it stars her "favorite chararter".
@@brianvalencia7717 Is that the series where he (Coulson) mentions the blue Hydra soap or something that is later referred to in a WandaVision commercial? I'm pretty sure it's a line of his, but I don't remember where; I think it's this series.
@@PinnacleNL Yea it was, it was either S4 or S6 he mentioned it a few times
I love it when the plan comes together.
The Hulk is not evil he is rage personified. He punched Thor because Thor attacked him on the helicarrier. I adored your reaction and look forward to watching your journey into the MCU.
Thor vs Hulk is one of the greatest fights in comic book history. Way better than the 80s movie. Now give me the Wolverine fight and we're gold.
For more of Coulson, watch Agents Of Shield TV series.
28:10--That's right Colette, Natasha's sneaky. as they get--Being trained by the KGB since childhood does that fir ya!! And it's so cool the way Middleston is the spitting image of Loki in the comics..they've drawn him with that look since the 60's!! I knew ya love the Avengers.. As Stan Lee would say," Excelsior"
She is the epitome of a Femme Fatale.
Actually Hulk hated to be called Bruce/Banner.
Remember when Natasha & Thor called him Banner in the Carrier? It triggered more anger, while Cap calling him Hulk in the final battle, he listened.
Both Bruce and Hulk hated each other.
Ironically, whenever Betty Ross calls Hulk Bruce, Hulk does not get upset.
I still can't stop thinking about those poor people on the street when Stark got his suit and stopped falling, like, how did that NOT burn off their faces?
that scene was epic
"Puny god" was a subtle homage to the "Puny human" line in the 2003 Hulk movie (which has a totally different back story and is NOT part of MCU canon but did have some influence over the approach to the character).
the Avengers theme song is my favororite part when at the beginning Coulson asks what do we do, and whenever else they play it. also the purple guy at the very end, i was like, is that Thanos, i knew him from the 1990s Silver Surfer cartoon, you will meet the Silver Surfer if you watch Fantastic Four (2005) then it's sequel, Fantastic Four : Rise of the Silver Surfer (2007)
The other Avengers movies are great, but personally this is still my favorite.
Thank you for reacting to one of my favorite movies. I am glad that you enjoyed it.
24:54 Steve Rogers probably saw The Wizard of Oz when it first came out in theaters. That was just a few years before he became Captain America.
"If they shoot the Hulk enough he can get worn down, right?"
yeah.... about that lol
Thor is not a demi God he is a full God
So excited to watch this Colette. Big fan of al ur reactions!
The Hulk is a personification of Banner’s rage unleashed and like other commentators pointed out, is a result of the abuse both he and his mother received as a child from an insane father, brought to the surface being exposed to heavy radiation. But the Hulk still is Banner. This is why the Hulk sees Tony as his buddy. Because Wheadon spent much of the second act developing a genuine friendship between the two. So when Hulk saw Tony falling from the sky, his first instinct was to save him.
You can Think of Hulk like a 4 year old. He's not evil, he's confused, angry and in a way scared. Hulk isn't aware of what Banner does in the same way Banner isn't aware of Hulks actions. The Hulk only comes out when Banner is in a State of extreme Danger, Anger or Fear. And carrying over those emotions, he suddenly finds himself in that situation. No preamble, no idea what led to this, he only exists in these extreme situations.
Combine that with the mind of a small child and you get what you get: a temper tantrum. But a tantrum with his size and strength.
I always love the scene when they show "Captain America,near the beginning of this. It just gets me so excited everytime. My absolute favorite "Marvel hero 😃
31:50 is an exact callback to Iron Man, when Potts is being chased by Stane/Iron Monger
You have so much more to see and I am totally excited for you see it.
Love watching your videos. Makes me feel happy instead of depressed 🙂👌🏻
25:28 what’s your secret? mellow jazz, bongo drums, *huge bag of weed?* 🤣
Nice to have someone spy on the universe like Heimdall can. Seems like he gave Thor the info on Loki and his whereabouts
Tony Stark: What *is* phase 2?
Tony Russo: Oh you just wait and see, buddy.
People are often confused as to why Iron Man removes his suit as he goes to confront Loki. It's because that suit is on the verge of failure after all the damage it took during the battle on the heli-carrier. Keeping it on would just impede Tony's planned Hail-Mary of deploying his prototype and really, really hoping it can skip beta-testing.
The Carrier hides using a real prototype tech that's a type of what's called "active camouflage". Basically, you take a projector and a camera. The camera records what's behind you, and the projector projects it to viewers in front of you. As such, light essentially "bends" around you (or, more accurately, effectively passes through you), making you almost entirely invisible in the process. You become analogous to a perfectly-clean sheet of glass between the viewer looking for you and the objects behind you. We rely on the alteration of light to see, so if you don't alter light, you can't be seen. Similar tech used in "Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol" (opening scene in the Kremlin).
I actually really like that scene where theyre all at each other's throats... because they're all being influenced by the scepter... theyre not themselves, but twisted forms of themselves before they learned their personal lessons from their own movies...
Post credit trivia. The scene where they were eating was filmed after filming had wrapped. Chris Evans had a beard for a part in his next movie. That's why he was sitting with his face covered by his hand as he was leaning on it.
You got to remember too Tony’s dad made Caps shield. From the rarest metals out there. Also one of the strongest. It took a high pressured hit from Thor’s hammer, Mjolnir and didn’t break. Each Avenger had something given to them that made them Avengers. Thor got Mjolnir and Cap got the Shield. Bruce got the ability to turn Hulk. Then the normal Avengers just have super abilities like Black Widow who went through years of training to get where she is now. Still a great scene to see. I thought his shield was gonna break when I saw it in theaters. Good movie!
This movie was all about the struggle of differences and the payoff of working through and putting differences not aside, but to ASSIGN the differences.
I love this film!
I miss the og avengers. Back then when marvel movier were peak cinema
Loki's scepter containing something big inside that blue thing which i dont wanna spoil you'll know in your upcoming MCU movies even the Tesseract itself is...So when every Avengers arguing in the room thats not their doing its the Scepter which continuously playing with their minds to do so and it almost succeed to control them like Barton and Selvik unless the blast happened and it breaks the spell...
Not even 3 minutes in and the reference to the Matrix again when Samuel L. Jackson enters the screen...
Chris Evans is fantastic,I also loved "The Fantastic 4 movies. 🔥Human Torch🔥
The purple guy is pretty neat once you get to know him.
And he rocks that Giga chin
I love your reactions, it was awesome to see the helicarrier in the movies.
I can’t Believe this lady hasn’t seen almost any of these marvel movies yet
"How can you control the Tesseract?"
Well, you see, there's this special golden glove...
Colette: "I hope they (the Avengers) all get along ..."
Me: "... this is going to be fun reaction."
You must love the sound of your own voice Colette! You can't stop talking for 10 seconds. It gets old really fast. It's a good thing your beautiful! 😊
That Loki didn't escape while Thor, Tony and Steve were distracted fighting should _really_ have been a red flag. He's _Loki,_ he could _easily_ have vanished.
As you can see by my profile pic I'm a big marvel fan.came across this channel by chance..subbed now..nothing better than seeing people's reactions to watching these films..😁
34:25 35:31 If you want to see more of Phil Coulson you'll have to watch Agents of Shield.
Cool detail - after Tony does the Jonah thing and crashes to the sidewalk and then gets attacked by Chitauri, you can see the shawarma shop behind him.
I'm not surprised to see Colette's eyes are "Loki-Charmed Blue", she's obviously smitten!
Also, I'm pretty sure you'll have plenty of people crying for AoS and Daredevil (especially the latter, and rightly so), I'd like to see your reaction to episode 1 of AoS at least, though.It's a great intro!
I am smile when you chose this awesome movie so I think you are 💯 geek out of MCU . Thanks for entertaining us .
that was thanos 😂
fun fact colette , the place that was blown up at the begininng of the movies was a real high school that they let marvel use in the movie to blow up because theyb were going to put up a new high school on thr same land
LOL saw the coplay, and thought "Is that Pumpkin Pete on het chest?"
Loki's ego is almost as big as Stark's
15:34 Did you ever feel rain drops, and look up to see a clear, cloudless sky? Now you know why.
31:06 "He's so big!" (giggity)
You seem to love Agents Coulson, so I'm just gonna say that you should watch Agents of SHIELD. Trust me, it's worth it.
Colette watch agents of shield I think you will love it
I think people didnt realized, the old man that stood up to Loki; he was a Jewish man that was held in a concentration camp by the Germans. That's why he stood up, he will not kneel again to someone that wants to enslave and eradicate everyone.
“Puny God” is the best quote, and scene.
When I watched it each time in the theater, the crowd was reacting so much to the ragdoll treatment, I don't believe many heard that line until they watched the DVD eventually. :)
The security guard asking Banner if he was an alien was in the movie Alien.
Don't forget after the credits!!
The Black Widow is a super spy and
Good at combat.
Not a superhero and not bullet proof. But excellent at counter intelligence. She can fool the best with her beauty.
"Loki needs to be killed murdered stopped"
Me:: why my boy??🥲🥲
Love your reactions to the MCU movies! Great to see you’re a cosplayer as well. Love the energy and enthusiasm you bring. Not sure if you read all your viewer’s comments but in case you read this, wondering if you have a PO Box set up so fans of your channel can donate gifts as a token of their appreciation of you. Other UA-cam reactors do this as well and you can do unboxings and such as another way to grow your channel. If you do have a PO Box pls mention it in one of your videos. Look forward to more of your movie reactions! Thank you.
Hey Colette, just watched a few of your reactions. I like how you actually pay attention to details and retain information well! And you're fun as a reacter. Gained a sub from this guy.
Why is Loki being the villain? Two reasons - One, Thanos and those renegade Skrulls are using the Scepter to control HIM, and Two, Loki really DOESN'T want Thanos to get the Infinity Stones... so he needs a reason for Col. Fury to restart the Avengers Initiative despite the World Security Council.
Another recommendation for Agents of Shield.
First watched it this year and it is one of my favourite parts of the MCU.
Coulson Lives.
The beginning of the best team in cinema up now
Watch first episode of Agent of Shields to finish the Coulson arc....ofc you can continue to watch it if you want, but only first episode is needed after this movie
Harry Dean Stanton asking Bruce Banner if he is an alien is funny for those who saw him in the movie of that title.
U didn't realize that Stark from captain America's movie was Tony's dad?????
Stark Tower.... a monument built to the sky with his name on it.
I just discovered this channel and I DO like your reactions, but this one pushed all my wrong buttons (triggered, I admit it). Hulk doesn't want to "kill" everything. If you know the character at all, you know that Bruce Banner is still in there somewhere, calling the shots. Note that he doesn't hit Natasha anywhere near as hard as he hits Thor (who attacked him when he was "politely explaining" to Natasha that he didn't appreciate being lied to and manipulated/seduced by an agent of SHIELD). Note also that Hulk catches the ejecting pilot and just as soon throws him to safety -- just making a point: "Don't shoot me with heavy artillery, dude!" Hulk is not a killer (least of all in the comics) but an expression of Bruce Banner's *controlled* anger and basic decency (kind to children and puppy dogs, smash-happy to alien invaders, conflict-minded heroes, etc.).
Other triggers (forgive me, please, but I hate fascism with a passion): jingoism and unabashed deism. Captain America in this film *clearly* has a "just-following-orders" -- Nazi -- mindset at the beginning of his character arc... and STILL, you seem to favor him over Stark! (Wowza.) Your response to his "There's only one God" line filled me with fear for the future. (Double wowza.)
"Cap" in this film, has much to learn. Fortunately, he does learn -- and one thing he learns is that everything he's said about Tony Stark is wrong. That's the entire arc of the Avengers series, if you think about it: Cap, the self-righteous d-bag, is 100% wrong about Tony Stark/Iron Man and too much of a goose-stepper. Cap (far more than Stark) chooses violence, deception, pious moral judgment, and escalation of conflict over reconciliation (he really is the embodiment of post-1963 America).