By now you have seen Endgame. What was your first reaction when you saw this? What is your favorite moment in this movie? What should we react to next? And a BIG THANK YOU for helping us cross the 1,000 subs mark! Next goal, 10K? Go big right?!
They played it up for chuckles a little bit, but as a vet with PTSD, I DO like how they had Thor portray dealing with it. He's self-medicating, depressed, avoiding talking about Thanos, not taking care of himself, avoiding his responsibilities. Very classic signs of someone dealing with severe mental health issues. If you or anyone you love are dealing with mental health issues, get help, get educated, and don't give in. No one can fight their inner demons alone, so get some backup and kick those fuckers in the balls together.
A lot of people underestimate the "Thor calls his Hammer" scene - at that point he wasn't sure he was still worthy - getting that validation was a big deal to him.
Another fun fact Thanon only holds Cap's hand and not the Mjolnir because he knows he is not worthy and Thanos in the comics or movies is one of the most knowledgeable beings in the MU
Tony Stark probably has the greatest character arc in the history of movies. Since film started in silent movies to now, what character has had a greater change and arc in nine films over ten years?
I utterly LOVE the elevator scene. They totally set up a retread of the elevator fight in The Winter Soldier, but subvert your expectations in the best way. Plus, it shows how much Cap had evolved as a character since then. Instead of fighting his way out of the situation, he uses his knowledge of the future to overcome the obstacle without throwing a single punch, and you're totally smiling with him when he walks out of the elevator with the scepter in hand.
I'm always surprised that very few people remember that the reason Pim had a grudge against stark was because he thought Stark stole his pim particles decades prior. Little did he know, it was a time traveling Cap all along.
@@ryugalaw It was in the original Ant-Man. Scott mentioned that they should take the matter to the Avengers. Pim angrily rejected that idea because he doesn't trust the Starks after Stark (senior) stole his Pim-Particles years prior.
Quick trivia: The scene where Cap and Bucky talk before Cap going back in time and Buck said "You take stupid with you" is a reference to Captain America 1. Cap said the same thing to Bucky.
I like watching people react to Endgame. I agree with Dave no matter how many times you see it, it still gets you when Tony makes the sacrifice. In the theater it was so emotional. One minute we were all riding high when he said “And I…Am…Iron Man” then sniffles all in the theater. Fun fact that people don’t catch a lot. The end credit tribute for the original 6. The names come on screen in the opposite order of the end credits to The Avengers. RDJ is first for the first Avengers and last for Endgame. Enjoyed your reaction.
One thing people miss(maybe someone pointed it out) Heimdall and Dr. Strange both sacrificed themselves to make sure that Tony Stark and Bruce Banner survived in their battles with Thanos. That was because they can both see into the future. And, they both understand that informing people what the future might be will only create alternative timelines. Hulk/Banner and Stark/Ironman were the only ones that had the intelligence to make everything right. And, they were the only ones that could withstand the radiation long enough to see it through.
late reply, I think most people knew that about Strange, but I think a lot of people wouldn't have remembered that about Heimdall... I didn't even realize / maybe I forgot? that Heimdall could see into the future. I know he was all-knowing but I assumed that meant in the present.
I think Infinity War was the real deal in terms of the whole Thanos action/plot. and Endgame was like the crowning of an entire franchise colliding in one place. an absolute christmas gift to all of us.
It's a huge character arc for Pepper too. Her thing during the Iron Man movies was wanting him to stay grounded. After 5 years of him doing that and having their simple family life, she could've said "Yeah, you should bury it" and he would've accepted it. Instead, out of love for him and all they lost, she says that line. He was asking her permission to not do anything, but instead, knowing him as well as she did, she gave him permission to be himself, the hero. She knew she could lose him and Morgan could lose her father, but still, she put aside her wants for his and everyone else's sake. Such a beautiful wrap-up for her character throughout all the movies.
It’s 2023 and I’m still not over this movie. I still react the same each time I watch it. I remember going to see it on opening day and the energy in the theater was so high. One of the best movies tbh and the end…MAN! What a ride!
I love how they did Hawkeye in this since he's my favorite super hero of all time. He becomes Ronin and goes around the world killing gang leaders and stuff seeing them as being unworthy of having their lives spared while good people were taken away. So he is their death, coming to "fix" that mistake. The first time he uses a bow and "becomes" Hawkeye again is when he shoots at Nat to try and stop her from jumping. He picks up his bow to try and save a life as opposed to trying to end one.
Infinity War and Endgame are literally perfect movies. Infinity War is non stop action and comedy, where as this one let's our characters breathe because it's the final time we will see some of them. The portals scene for me is right up there with the riders of Rohan in LOT ROTK for my favorite scene in movie history.
Only a tiny callback, but afaik T'challa doesn't know Hawkeye and certainly doesn't know Ronin. Civil War: "We haven't met yet. I'm Clint" "I don't care" So T'challa calls him by presumably the only name he knows. Endgame: "Clint! Give it to me."
Pepper saying "It's okay, you can rest now" as a callback to her asking if he would be able to rest not helping bring everyone back was something I never even realized until now that I've watched this so many times...
If you go back and look at when Tony asks Dr. Strange how many they win and he said one he hesertates because he knew that he was speaking to the person who had to die to grant them that one victory.
After infinity war: "i dont like the humour inserted. Its either serious its not" During endgame: "finally some paul rudd to lighten the mood! I was getting depressed there" 🤷♂️
@@BaddMedicine probably pointed out already, but the lines mirror themselves. Steve: "you're not the kind of guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down on the wire and let the other guy crawl over you" Tony: "You're a Laboratory Experiment, Rogers. EVERYTHING special about you came out of a bottle"
This may be corny lol, but sometimes I go watch theater reaction videos from End Game, just so I can relive that experience. The last time I remember an audience reacting on this level was Return of the Jedi. It's very much a once in a generation thing.
@@lunacouer I did that too lol, honestly it’s one of those movies where even if you didn’t follow along with the series before you’d still feel the weight of it
Fun facts: Thors sentence "I know it" when Cap catched the hammer is a callback to Age of Ultron where everyone tried to pick up the hammer. As Cap showed up and tried he nudged it like a centimeter and Thors Smile goes from :) to o.O. So he was always worthy to wield it and Thor knew it. The reason he didnt do it was because he didnt want to emberass Thor in front of his friends! Thats what the russo Brothers confirmed. I also like about this scene how Cap uses all of the powers and the synergies between the hammer and the shield. Because he knews if the hammer hits the shield it will create this shockwave since Avengers where they fought in the forest and Thor was told to put the Hammer down. Also in Age of Ultron they used the Shockwave to take on the tanks! Black Panther saying to Hawkey "Clint give it to me" is a callback to Civil war where Clint was introducing himself to Black Panther an he responded with "I dont care." Man this callbacks gave me chills!
@@BaddMedicine Neither to me! Thanks for responding! Thats what I like about the MCU! You will have so much fun with such callbacks! Most fun in my opinion in Thor: Ragnarök Pointbreak And of course "THATS HOW IT FEELS!" xD
This movie is just full circle for every single plot thread they left open over the first three phases. Iron man hugging spidey. Tchalla calling to Clint. Nat getting the red out of her ledger. Banner finally accepts hulk as part of him. Thor giving up his ambition to rule. Pepper and Tony's relationship struggles. Sam telling cap on your left. Thanos telling Thor that losing makes the legs turn to jelly and he sat down when he realized he lost. All of those were perfect
Let’s be fair to Peter Quill, Dr. Strange had seen millions of different time lines and had to know that Gamora was dead by Thanos’s hand BEFORE Quill punched him. Strange never told Quill she was (A) Dead or (B) who killed her. So in actuality that punch that Peter landed on Thanos was part of “What had to happen.”
This isn't an alibi for Quill and it was still a mistake on his part. He didn't know which path had to happen and subsequently didn't know that he had to do that so they stay on this path. It was just his emotions getting the good of him.
That’s exactly what I was thinking. Was ready to take away his super hero card after his endgame score. Only score on this entire channel I have had issue with.
I cried my eyes out when Pepper told Stark "you can rest now" I still ball everytime I watch it and knowing that Chad was sick and he would be gone forreal was all too much !
I always love how Nat is the one saying 'see you in a minute' before they make the trip to the past, but is the only one who doesn't return. Great detail.
I think what makes infinity war so good was that Thanos was the protagonist and The Avengers were the antagonists, with Thanos, the main character, overcoming all obstacles to "save the universe."
tony didn’t have a point in saying steve wasn’t there really. steve was there, fighting thanos and his army in wakanda; he just wasnt fighting the same battle that tony was.
He sounded so vulnerable, like he was saying to Cap "You abandoned me". A lot of people do this when they lose someone or something important to them - they blame someone for it. Or like we saw with Thor, blame themselves. You're right, Cap didn't deserve it - he was fighting the same battle in a different place. I'm sure deep down Tony knew this, but he lashed out because he was devastated. It's such a real, emotional moment.
*Now that I think back, Rocket should’ve had more of a fight to get the Aether. If you recall, when it bonded to Jane, it pretty much killed anyone that came near her in a threatening way. So I’m curious to know if that was just an oversight on the Russo’s behalf*
He’s too excited...even when not spoiling he always reacts like half a second too fast or he just couldn’t resist explaining instead of letting Mason have his time to work it out by himself. He should’ve opted out from reacting to this movie tbh😅
Fun fact: there is a alternate, marvel universe, that they call M2, which is supposed to be the future of the marvel universe, where Captain America had a daughter, who pretty much had all his powers, and went under the name American Dream
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When I saw this in the theater the cheers when Cap picked up the hammer and when everyone came through the portals was so loud and there were signs outside asking everyone not to spoil it for the lines of people waiting to see.
there is a line at the beginning of the movie when they all head to the garden. Captain Marvel says "no defenses, Its just him" Nebula says, " and thats enough". later the fight against iron man cap and thor tells you just how true that statement was.
Yes the year waiting was a pain to do. But what hurt more was the death of my brother a few weeks after watching infinity war in cinema together. Then watching this in cinema seeing the 5 stages of grief displayed by the characters on screen was a good therapy. Cried myself so bad to tears had to watch it twice to get any of that story. But those both films together with empire strikes back are some of the mostfond movies ever made.
Sorry to hear, Patrick. Never really good with words in these situations. But we hope all is well and that you have great fond memories that will always keep brother close! 🤘🤙🙏
Ever since they let Hemsworth do what he does best which is comedy with drama sprinkled in every now and again at the perfect moments and he has been the best part of Avengers 3 and 4 and Ragnarok I can’t what till Thor Love and Thunder and Guardians 3
When I watch this in theaters, I remember everyone was an absolute silence for the scene until Captain America said avengers assembled then everyone freaked out
12:33 -- because if you dont wipe the blood from the blade and sheath it, it gets stuck. In movies it is more theatrical, usualy u had little cloth next to scabbard and wipe the blood to it before holstering the blade.
This is peak MCU. Marvel won´t ever be able to top this. Not saying phase 4 is a flop, they are too big to fail. But nothing will ever be THIS good. Shang chi, eternals and the new stuff won´t click like the OG members did
10:16 i only just realized Hulk says that they have a chance to fix everything, Thor responds "what, like the cable?" and Hulk corrects him in saying "like Thanos" ....anyone who's seen Deadpool 2 knows that Josh Brolin plays Cable and was once called Thanos in the movie, this dialogue wasnt put into Avengers Endgame to reference Josh Brolin as Cable but this fun coincidence could work for the audience either way
Hydra guys: We are so fucking good. They just gave us the stone and let us walk off with it Cpt. America: Hail Hydra Hydra Guys: HOW ARE WE SO GOOD????
Endgame was also Stan Lee's last Marvel cameo, he passed away prior to Far From Home's completion. And Chadwick Boseman doing all these movies along with 42, Draft Day (both are worth checking out), and obviously Black Panther while battling colon cancer made me appreciate him a lot more and he's definitely missed.
even though I've watched this a million times, it gets me everytime. i was crying uncontrollably even through this watch along.. i still cant believe we're done w a whole era of the Avengers! all of em will forever live on in our hearts
Tony was a hypocrite, he was the one who agreed with the Sokovia Accords, which meant giving up their freedom to do what they felt was needed to protect everyone. He willingly gave up the whole suit of armour around the world idea, the moment he signed the Accords.
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One of the Therapists in the 5 years scene is Jim Starlin the writer artist who created Thanos ,and Gamora .Infinity Wars and Endgame are based on his work.Check out the classic western The Wild Bunch
Loved your guys reactions 🙌🏼 I agree that I liked Infinity War better than End Game. Infinity War was exceptional from start to finish. End Game had the slow, depressing start. In end Game, the girl power, all female battle scene was really cheesy to me. Plus Captain Marvel is kind of an overpowered “Mary Sue” in End Game
The all female bettle scene is one of my favourite. And it seems to me peole can't decide what they want. Some complaine Captain Marvel should be strong enough to defied Thanos/ was brushed aside too quickly, because she is one of the most powerful people, others say she is too powerfull. I mean Wanda almost defieds Thanos alone breaking his sword and armor while Captain Marvel just keeps him from snaping his fingers. Even Captain America in "Infinity War" was able to stand his ground against Thanos for a few minute. Thor struck down countless enemies with one blow from Stormbreaker in that movie. The real problem is that the Thanos form the past without stones seems much more powerful then the first one with all his stones. By all logic Iron Man, Captain America and Thor should be able to beat him. I know he has his huge blade made from this special metal and he has his armor, but still.
@@BaddMedicine The blood would rust the blade faster, wiping and flickering it removes the excess of it, but it's necessary that after every fight they clean it with a piece of cloth and apply oil to it or else it'll lose quality and will need maintenance from a professional
By now you have seen Endgame. What was your first reaction when you saw this? What is your favorite moment in this movie?
What should we react to next?
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Tons of amazing fan service moments, but the leadup to Cap finally saying the words 'Avengers Assemble' was THE moment.
The theater went berserk!
What a moment it was! I don't know if it's ever possible to capture that again.
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You should watch the dark knight trilogy, as well as the MCU Disney+ shows
The dark knight I think is on the schedule.
They played it up for chuckles a little bit, but as a vet with PTSD, I DO like how they had Thor portray dealing with it. He's self-medicating, depressed, avoiding talking about Thanos, not taking care of himself, avoiding his responsibilities. Very classic signs of someone dealing with severe mental health issues.
If you or anyone you love are dealing with mental health issues, get help, get educated, and don't give in. No one can fight their inner demons alone, so get some backup and kick those fuckers in the balls together.
We echo this👆
Sooo glad so wrote this. The number of people who could not accept that Thor was suffering and in pain
If I could give this a 1000 thumbs up I would
A lot of people underestimate the "Thor calls his Hammer" scene - at that point he wasn't sure he was still worthy - getting that validation was a big deal to him.
Just like Tony panicking about New York in IM3
The funeral scene is much tougher, knowing Chadwick was this late into the his cancer and he knew this might as well been for him.
I'm sure EVERYBODY gets the feelz when he comes through the portal for the final battle.
@@dr.burtgummerfan439 Yeah, seeing him drastically getting thinner from Civil war, to Black Panther, IW and then Endgame!
i mean you can just photo him out and pretend its his funeral :D
@@alibabapirce9782 dumbass
And he deserved just as big of a funeral.
Fun fact Thor goes for the head every time he swings at Thanos in this fight
Thor learned! 🤙
While a fun fan theory, it has been debunked. :)
Steve did lol
Another fun fact Thanon only holds Cap's hand and not the Mjolnir because he knows he is not worthy and Thanos in the comics or movies is one of the most knowledgeable beings in the MU
Ya, like instinctively, he goes for the head because nothing in his life has given him the guilt of not aiming for Thanos'head to avenge Loki
Robert Downey as Tony Stark has got to be one of the best Comic Book characters ever in live action
No disagreement here!
Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool idk lol
Ok .... No disagreement here either 😂😂😂 both are fantastic!
Tony Stark probably has the greatest character arc in the history of movies. Since film started in silent movies to now, what character has had a greater change and arc in nine films over ten years?
Hugh Jackman as Wolverine
I utterly LOVE the elevator scene. They totally set up a retread of the elevator fight in The Winter Soldier, but subvert your expectations in the best way. Plus, it shows how much Cap had evolved as a character since then. Instead of fighting his way out of the situation, he uses his knowledge of the future to overcome the obstacle without throwing a single punch, and you're totally smiling with him when he walks out of the elevator with the scepter in hand.
The flash backs were brilliant.
I feel Tony's growth throughout the movies parallels RDJ's growth since his bad boy days. Both really stepped up.
Agreed!
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Was he in Bad Boys?
@@remyd8767 drug addiction
AVENGERS....... *assemble*
Seriously though, I can't believe Cap actually said Avengers Assemble like the fans wanted him to for 10 years.
what a MOMENT that was!!!!
Especially after the tease in, I think it was Civil War??
I'm always surprised that very few people remember that the reason Pim had a grudge against stark was because he thought Stark stole his pim particles decades prior. Little did he know, it was a time traveling Cap all along.
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Whoa, I never noticed that!
Genius, is this in the comics or just in the movies?
@@ryugalaw It was in the original Ant-Man. Scott mentioned that they should take the matter to the Avengers. Pim angrily rejected that idea because he doesn't trust the Starks after Stark (senior) stole his Pim-Particles years prior.
@@Ncyphen wthhh i never realized that
"We're going to be okay. You can rest now." Are the final words I want to hear before I'm done.
That would be okay.
I've seen this movie like 14,000,605 times and still tear up every time Tony dies.
Ditto!
So one viewing for every possible outcome?
Quick trivia: The scene where Cap and Bucky talk before Cap going back in time and Buck said "You take stupid with you" is a reference to Captain America 1. Cap said the same thing to Bucky.
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Funny how it's been a year and watching a 10min mix match of this movie still makes me cry
Agreed! Lol
I like watching people react to Endgame. I agree with Dave no matter how many times you see it, it still gets you when Tony makes the sacrifice. In the theater it was so emotional. One minute we were all riding high when he said “And I…Am…Iron Man” then sniffles all in the theater. Fun fact that people don’t catch a lot. The end credit tribute for the original 6. The names come on screen in the opposite order of the end credits to The Avengers. RDJ is first for the first Avengers and last for Endgame. Enjoyed your reaction.
Thank you and thanks for watching! I actually didn't know that about the end credits. Very cool tid bit. 🤙🤙🤙
I liked that they all came with the signatures of the actors.
The light going out on Tony's arc reactor is just devastating, but Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance always gets to me the most.
Yeah that light and they slowly move the camera up to see he's gone. Kills every time.
@@BaddMedicine for me it’s the line “you can rest now” it hits hits every time.
Ughhh... Brutal. I can hear her say that reading that
@@sawder34 Ik this is super late but that hits for me to, especially bc she asked him before the time travel feat “but would you be able to rest?”
@@americxno exactly my guy 👊 “love you 3000” at the end during the funeral is a close second .
It’s not necessarily “He came back cause he wants to see his family” for Hawkeye it’s more “If he can save them he’d willingly die for them”
That's a good point
One thing people miss(maybe someone pointed it out) Heimdall and Dr. Strange both sacrificed themselves to make sure that Tony Stark and Bruce Banner survived in their battles with Thanos. That was because they can both see into the future. And, they both understand that informing people what the future might be will only create alternative timelines. Hulk/Banner and Stark/Ironman were the only ones that had the intelligence to make everything right. And, they were the only ones that could withstand the radiation long enough to see it through.
late reply, I think most people knew that about Strange, but I think a lot of people wouldn't have remembered that about Heimdall... I didn't even realize / maybe I forgot? that Heimdall could see into the future. I know he was all-knowing but I assumed that meant in the present.
I think Infinity War was the real deal in terms of the whole Thanos action/plot. and Endgame was like the crowning of an entire franchise colliding in one place. an absolute christmas gift to all of us.
Agreed!
Infinity War brought the conflict, Endgame showed the solution.
2 great movies!
That "But would you be able to rest?" gets me every time I hear it.
It's a huge character arc for Pepper too. Her thing during the Iron Man movies was wanting him to stay grounded. After 5 years of him doing that and having their simple family life, she could've said "Yeah, you should bury it" and he would've accepted it.
Instead, out of love for him and all they lost, she says that line. He was asking her permission to not do anything, but instead, knowing him as well as she did, she gave him permission to be himself, the hero. She knew she could lose him and Morgan could lose her father, but still, she put aside her wants for his and everyone else's sake. Such a beautiful wrap-up for her character throughout all the movies.
Followed up by, "...you can rest now." At the end.
It’s 2023 and I’m still not over this movie. I still react the same each time I watch it. I remember going to see it on opening day and the energy in the theater was so high. One of the best movies tbh and the end…MAN! What a ride!
Thanks, Tony. You not only saved the earth, but countless other worlds across the universe.
I love how they did Hawkeye in this since he's my favorite super hero of all time.
He becomes Ronin and goes around the world killing gang leaders and stuff seeing them as being unworthy of having their lives spared while good people were taken away. So he is their death, coming to "fix" that mistake. The first time he uses a bow and "becomes" Hawkeye again is when he shoots at Nat to try and stop her from jumping. He picks up his bow to try and save a life as opposed to trying to end one.
The Hawkeye series looks great.
Green Arrow is better.
@@ivankawnartist no he's not. Without Black Canary, Ollie's not shit.
@@557deadpool You've failed this conversation.
Infinity War and Endgame are literally perfect movies. Infinity War is non stop action and comedy, where as this one let's our characters breathe because it's the final time we will see some of them. The portals scene for me is right up there with the riders of Rohan in LOT ROTK for my favorite scene in movie history.
Love the fact that they lost in infinity war. We always see them win. It was refreshing to see.
They're great, but you're overshooting it by calling them "perfect". They are by no means perfect movies.
@@Xeno_Solarus still, it’s way better than the 4/5 score it was given, that I can’t even understand.
Only a tiny callback, but afaik T'challa doesn't know Hawkeye and certainly doesn't know Ronin.
Civil War:
"We haven't met yet. I'm Clint"
"I don't care"
So T'challa calls him by presumably the only name he knows.
Endgame:
"Clint! Give it to me."
That's right. I don't think they met.
I mean his name is Clint so it's normal that he'd call him by his name
Pepper saying "It's okay, you can rest now" as a callback to her asking if he would be able to rest not helping bring everyone back was something I never even realized until now that I've watched this so many times...
If you go back and look at when Tony asks Dr. Strange how many they win and he said one he hesertates because he knew that he was speaking to the person who had to die to grant them that one victory.
The reason is burnt hulks arm because the “gauntlet” wasn’t made to hold that power the original gauntlet was able to do so
It toasted his arm.
The original gauntlet barely contained the power of 6 stones. It hurt Thanos to snap and almost killed him to do it a second time
Dave was like trying so hard not to spoil he did give some hints and i just found this channel yesterday and i am loving it
🤣🤣🤣 yeah, he was trying hard. Thank you for finding us. And thank you for the watch.🤙🤘👍
After infinity war: "i dont like the humour inserted. Its either serious its not"
During endgame: "finally some paul rudd to lighten the mood! I was getting depressed there"
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Caps face every time. Its that "thank god I don't have to 1v100,000 with half a shield" face
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typically samurai will wipe the blade between their elbow or elsewhere to wipe the blood from their blade, preventing it from rusting.
Ahhh. Ok. That makes sense.
"You're not the kind of guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down the wire and let the other guy crawl over you"
- Steve to Tony, 2012
1st Avengers. What a classic.
@Lexington73300 Tony sacrifices himself in basically every avengers movie aswell
He does! Good call out.
@@BaddMedicine probably pointed out already, but the lines mirror themselves.
Steve: "you're not the kind of guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down on the wire and let the other guy crawl over you"
Tony: "You're a Laboratory Experiment, Rogers. EVERYTHING special about you came out of a bottle"
🤣🤣🤣 great stuff by those 2
Just for the record, my theatre went ape when they appeared. Never been in an audience that responded to a set of films like us Marvel fans!
So cool to hear about those moments. Something I don't think will happen again or at least a very long time.
@@BaddMedicine Im sure Spider-Man no way home will have crazy audience moments, make sure you head to the theatres for that one
We plan it! Hopefully. 😂😂😂
This may be corny lol, but sometimes I go watch theater reaction videos from End Game, just so I can relive that experience.
The last time I remember an audience reacting on this level was Return of the Jedi. It's very much a once in a generation thing.
@@lunacouer I did that too lol, honestly it’s one of those movies where even if you didn’t follow along with the series before you’d still feel the weight of it
If he hasn't seen Deadpool yet you should definitely have him react to both. This was great 👍
We'll have to check. Not sure if he's seen both? Good suggestion.
And thank you for the watch. 🤘🤙
Fun facts: Thors sentence "I know it" when Cap catched the hammer is a callback to Age of Ultron where everyone tried to pick up the hammer. As Cap showed up and tried he nudged it like a centimeter and Thors Smile goes from :) to o.O. So he was always worthy to wield it and Thor knew it. The reason he didnt do it was because he didnt want to emberass Thor in front of his friends!
Thats what the russo Brothers confirmed.
I also like about this scene how Cap uses all of the powers and the synergies between the hammer and the shield. Because he knews if the hammer hits the shield it will create this shockwave since Avengers where they fought in the forest and Thor was told to put the Hammer down. Also in Age of Ultron they used the Shockwave to take on the tanks!
Black Panther saying to Hawkey "Clint give it to me" is a callback to Civil war where Clint was introducing himself to Black Panther an he responded with "I dont care."
Man this callbacks gave me chills!
Great stuff here. This movie will never get old! At least to me. 🤣🤣🤘🤘
@@BaddMedicine Neither to me! Thanks for responding!
Thats what I like about the MCU! You will have so much fun with such callbacks! Most fun in my opinion in Thor: Ragnarök
Pointbreak
And of course "THATS HOW IT FEELS!"
xD
Love when they do call backs.
This movie is just full circle for every single plot thread they left open over the first three phases. Iron man hugging spidey. Tchalla calling to Clint. Nat getting the red out of her ledger. Banner finally accepts hulk as part of him. Thor giving up his ambition to rule. Pepper and Tony's relationship struggles. Sam telling cap on your left. Thanos telling Thor that losing makes the legs turn to jelly and he sat down when he realized he lost. All of those were perfect
I really happy that endgame ending is literally like ending of all stories in avengers
Epic! Just Epic!
Let’s be fair to Peter Quill, Dr. Strange had seen millions of different time lines and had to know that Gamora was dead by Thanos’s hand BEFORE Quill punched him. Strange never told Quill she was (A) Dead or (B) who killed her. So in actuality that punch that Peter landed on Thanos was part of “What had to happen.”
It all had to happen. 🤙 😁
This isn't an alibi for Quill and it was still a mistake on his part. He didn't know which path had to happen and subsequently didn't know that he had to do that so they stay on this path. It was just his emotions getting the good of him.
If they want to bring back Chris Evans as Captain America they can by running time through him, the same way they initially experimented with Ant-man.
Would love to see Chris back
Tony's death is just painful
When you know that he cared for his team mates until his last moment
No matter how many times you see it .... Still tough.
I’m hoping we get more of the “relentless” Hawkeye in his show
Agreed!
Watching this reaction today after 4 years and still getting chils!
Quinn about Infinity War: I don't like the humor.
Quinn about Endgame: Ah, finally they lighten up the mood.
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That’s exactly what I was thinking. Was ready to take away his super hero card after his endgame score. Only score on this entire channel I have had issue with.
Watching endgame opening night. at 2 am in a packed Imax theater was an event you could here the theater shake
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The only thing making this a bit funnier is when they travel through time is when Doctor Who shows up. ^^
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WandaVision and Loki is so important to MCU in general.
We did do Loki. 😁👍🤘
@@BaddMedicine React to WandaVision, Wanda is going to be the main piece in the entire phase 4 of the mcu.
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unpopular opinion:
black widows death was worse than iron mans death :(
Interesting take. Question, was it more emotional than iron man?
Maybe because you don't like iron man that's why ? 🤷
@@BaddMedicine no but i think its sad she didnt get a funeral or something like iron man got and she was my fav character and she deserved way better
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@@JaySewani i love iron man tho :(
I cried my eyes out when Pepper told Stark "you can rest now" I still ball everytime I watch it and knowing that Chad was sick and he would be gone forreal was all too much !
I always love how Nat is the one saying 'see you in a minute' before they make the trip to the past, but is the only one who doesn't return. Great detail.
I think what makes infinity war so good was that Thanos was the protagonist and The Avengers were the antagonists, with Thanos, the main character, overcoming all obstacles to "save the universe."
Infinity way is just fantastic
It was also Easter Egg..Hydra Cap
tony didn’t have a point in saying steve wasn’t there really. steve was there, fighting thanos and his army in wakanda; he just wasnt fighting the same battle that tony was.
Agreed! Tony was coming off losing Peter and not knowing who else he lost. Then the way he and Steve left each other in civil war didn't help.
He sounded so vulnerable, like he was saying to Cap "You abandoned me". A lot of people do this when they lose someone or something important to them - they blame someone for it. Or like we saw with Thor, blame themselves.
You're right, Cap didn't deserve it - he was fighting the same battle in a different place. I'm sure deep down Tony knew this, but he lashed out because he was devastated. It's such a real, emotional moment.
*Now that I think back, Rocket should’ve had more of a fight to get the Aether. If you recall, when it bonded to Jane, it pretty much killed anyone that came near her in a threatening way. So I’m curious to know if that was just an oversight on the Russo’s behalf*
Oh yeah. Good call.
10 years passed since then. Perhaps they finally developed the technology to extract it.
Perhaps Rocket's unique genetic makeup allowed him to tolerate more from the Aether?
An interesting thing is that probably what made doctor pym paranoid about someone stealing his formula was captain america.
1:04 that guy in red ain't spoilin'!... 😅😅😆😁😸👌
He’s too excited...even when not spoiling he always reacts like half a second too fast or he just couldn’t resist explaining instead of letting Mason have his time to work it out by himself. He should’ve opted out from reacting to this movie tbh😅
Cap: Avengers. . .
(Theater goes quiet.)
Cap: Assemble.
(theater explodes.)
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I took the journey during lockdown, got to see them back-to-back but I took my time. These movies are a cinematic masterpiece beyond compare
Fun fact: there is a alternate, marvel universe, that they call M2, which is supposed to be the future of the marvel universe, where Captain America had a daughter, who pretty much had all his powers, and went under the name American Dream
Also wow, great seeing you say thanks for 1000 subs & now look how many subs you have! You'll be hitting that 300K mark in no time! Shows how much people truly appreciate & enjoy your content & hard work! You definitely are the most unique & best channel on CZcams! ❤
God, this movie was super fun to watch in the theaters. I truly hope they bring this experience back.
Another movie, another killer reaction guys , been binge watching y’all these waiting on the HP6 either way I’m winning so… thanks 🙏
The wait makes the watch a lot more satisfying than watching them back to back
Just a fantastic movie. Yeah we had to wait, but worth it.
The MCU will not be the same without chris evans and robert downey jr
Agreed. It's definitely going to be different without them.
When I saw this in the theater the cheers when Cap picked up the hammer and when everyone came through the portals was so loud and there were signs outside asking everyone not to spoil it for the lines of people waiting to see.
I saw this in theaters right when it came out and all I’ll say is if you didn’t get to you missed out on one of the best movie experiences ever.
John wick 4 will be amazing in theaters
there is a line at the beginning of the movie when they all head to the garden. Captain Marvel says "no defenses, Its just him" Nebula says, " and thats enough". later the fight against iron man cap and thor tells you just how true that statement was.
Ahhhhh good call out.
Yes the year waiting was a pain to do. But what hurt more was the death of my brother a few weeks after watching infinity war in cinema together. Then watching this in cinema seeing the 5 stages of grief displayed by the characters on screen was a good therapy. Cried myself so bad to tears had to watch it twice to get any of that story. But those both films together with empire strikes back are some of the mostfond movies ever made.
Sorry to hear, Patrick. Never really good with words in these situations. But we hope all is well and that you have great fond memories that will always keep brother close! 🤘🤙🙏
@@BaddMedicine i always have him in my heart thx for the words.😉👍
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I think the MCU did a FANTASITIC job of bringing my youth in comic books to life. Right up until this movie. After this... They JUMPED THE SHARK.
"We lost, and you werent there"
Says the guy who wasnt at the losing battle.
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Oh shit!!! Been waiting on this since Infinity war
Hell yes! We expect your thoughts on the first time you seen Endgame after you watch! 🤙🤘
Ever since they let Hemsworth do what he does best which is comedy with drama sprinkled in every now and again at the perfect moments and he has been the best part of Avengers 3 and 4 and Ragnarok I can’t what till Thor Love and Thunder and Guardians 3
Agreed. Guardians is going to be off the hook!
“I feel bad for the ppl who had to wait a year for this movie”
Me: laughs in AOT & GoT. 😑😑😑
Now it's even weirder that Steve kissed Carter's niece.
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When I watch this in theaters, I remember everyone was an absolute silence for the scene until Captain America said avengers assembled then everyone freaked out
"Oh, it's HAWKEYE." 😂😂😂😂
12:33 -- because if you dont wipe the blood from the blade and sheath it, it gets stuck. In movies it is more theatrical, usualy u had little cloth next to scabbard and wipe the blood to it before holstering the blade.
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Still the most incredible moment in cinematic history!
This is peak MCU. Marvel won´t ever be able to top this. Not saying phase 4 is a flop, they are too big to fail. But nothing will ever be THIS good. Shang chi, eternals and the new stuff won´t click like the OG members did
It feels like a rebuild of sorts. We still have some OG's but yeah, not sure if it will feel like this. Time will tell.
They should make a movie or a series on Disney + of Captain America putting the stones back i would love to see that
That would've been cool. Or give hulk his own show.
I'm just curious how cap and red skull reunion on vormir would be played out lol
15 years ago, The Hulk would’ve been just Brock Lesnar painted green!!
“Strange is meant to be the best of us” … no way home says different 😂😂
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29:34 everybody is screaming in the theaters up until the final clash 🤣🤣🤣
I don't think we'll ever experience it again like this
Can't believe first seeing this the first time when yall had 1K subs now with almost quarter million. Couldn't be prouder pals❤
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Can't wait for yall to reach 1M. Just a few months I give 😉
every time i watch this movie, i always cry
Every time we know what's going to happen and it's still emotional. 🤙😂
10:16 i only just realized Hulk says that they have a chance to fix everything, Thor responds "what, like the cable?" and Hulk corrects him in saying "like Thanos" ....anyone who's seen Deadpool 2 knows that Josh Brolin plays Cable and was once called Thanos in the movie, this dialogue wasnt put into Avengers Endgame to reference Josh Brolin as Cable but this fun coincidence could work for the audience either way
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Hydra guys: We are so fucking good. They just gave us the stone and let us walk off with it
Cpt. America: Hail Hydra
Hydra Guys: HOW ARE WE SO GOOD????
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Endgame was also Stan Lee's last Marvel cameo, he passed away prior to Far From Home's completion. And Chadwick Boseman doing all these movies along with 42, Draft Day (both are worth checking out), and obviously Black Panther while battling colon cancer made me appreciate him a lot more and he's definitely missed.
Kudos for the guy who recognized the reference to the secret empire comics where captain America was a hydra agent 👏🏿
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When I first saw this my mind thought, Chadwick thoughts on attending a Sci fi Funeral an his real Life Funeral is Creeping Towards Him.
even though I've watched this a million times, it gets me everytime. i was crying uncontrollably even through this watch along.. i still cant believe we're done w a whole era of the Avengers! all of em will forever live on in our hearts
Tony was a hypocrite, he was the one who agreed with the Sokovia Accords, which meant giving up their freedom to do what they felt was needed to protect everyone. He willingly gave up the whole suit of armour around the world idea, the moment he signed the Accords.
Omfg…woah! You said thanks for hitting 1000 subs! Well guess what…I’m from the future and I’m absolutely sure that you’ll be stoked to hear that as of May 4th in 2024 you guys now have over 281k my dudes!!!😉👍😅Nice
37:31 -- It should have been Stan Lee sitting on the bench as Old Cap.. How much more powerful would that wrap up have been?
Would've been interesting.
Agreed but the old cap they showed was supposedly one of the pall bearers at Peggy's funeral back in the day.
10:12 just realize there is a Cable/Thanos joke here
The love Infinity War more and the MCU has not been the same since
One of the Therapists in the 5 years scene is Jim Starlin the writer artist who created Thanos ,and Gamora .Infinity Wars and Endgame are based on his work.Check out the classic western The Wild Bunch
I really hope that there is a little Steve Rogers around. He should be called James Rogers. And that's how we can get to the New Avengers
Not a bad idea. Could happen down the road.
Loved your guys reactions 🙌🏼
I agree that I liked Infinity War better than End Game. Infinity War was exceptional from start to finish. End Game had the slow, depressing start. In end Game, the girl power, all female battle scene was really cheesy to me. Plus Captain Marvel is kind of an overpowered “Mary Sue” in End Game
Infinity war was awesome. And all fair points about end game.
The all female bettle scene is one of my favourite. And it seems to me peole can't decide what they want. Some complaine Captain Marvel should be strong enough to defied Thanos/ was brushed aside too quickly, because she is one of the most powerful people, others say she is too powerfull. I mean Wanda almost defieds Thanos alone breaking his sword and armor while Captain Marvel just keeps him from snaping his fingers. Even Captain America in "Infinity War" was able to stand his ground against Thanos for a few minute. Thor struck down countless enemies with one blow from Stormbreaker in that movie. The real problem is that the Thanos form the past without stones seems much more powerful then the first one with all his stones. By all logic Iron Man, Captain America and Thor should be able to beat him. I know he has his huge blade made from this special metal and he has his armor, but still.
Someone said ''wish we seen more hawkeye as ronin''
In Hawkeye Disney+ series we'll see that.
Can't wait!
R.I.P. Chadwick 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Goddamn man. Rewatching iron man dying.......still makes me tear up
11:27 its to wipe the blood off the sword, sum flick it others wipe it down,,
I think he was wonder, what's even the point of even cleaning it?
@@BaddMedicine The blood would rust the blade faster, wiping and flickering it removes the excess of it, but it's necessary that after every fight they clean it with a piece of cloth and apply oil to it or else it'll lose quality and will need maintenance from a professional
Ahhhh... Makes sense.