A Breakdown of CinemaSins: Everything Wrong With Avengers: Infinity War (Part Five)

[@MakeVarahHappen]

The Infinity Gauntlet was literally built by the same dude who made Stormbreaker. Mjolnir is older than Thor. Jeremy is basically complaining that Eitri learned how to make better weapons over thousands of years.

[@Eroil]

I think it was also later stated that Eitri intentionally made the Gauntlet vulnerable to Stormbreaker or something, so Stormbreaker would still be the strongest weapon he made and able to defeat the Gauntlet.

[@TOONYBOY]

@@Eroil That might have been in the comics or something but it wasn't in the movie

[@Eroil]

@@TOONYBOY I think it was stated by the Russos in one of their interviews, I might be wrong though.

[@yeahkeen2905]

Eroil it was also stated that Stormbreaker would be the most powerful weapon in Asgard’s history.

[@MakeVarahHappen]

@@Eroil The only thing that implied that to my knowledge is that Thor called said the weapon would be "the Thanos-killing kind".

[@logijf]

Jeremy after making something up and manipulating a scene: “Reality can be whatever I want”

[@Nugcon]

Jeremy whenever someone points that out: Reality is often dissapointing

[@finnpeterson2103]

Movie:has logos Cinema Sins: angry noises

[@TheLuckySpades]

Movie: has pathos Cinemasins: angry noises

[@Zaz5y]

Movie: has character development Cinema Sins: angry noises

[@Noir0rioN]

Love. It.

[@chazington1073]

This has taken so long that endgame came out

[@patrickmike2524]

Mister Anime9001 twice 😄

[@chazington1073]

I didn’t notice how many likes this got dang

[@obblivionkr]

28:30 Also, The hammer wasn’t made to increase his power, it was made to control his power. Unlike Stormbreaker which is made to increase his power.

[@trillionbones89]

Also Hela is worthy of the Hammer. I'm pretty sure that should factor in somehow into the "sin". Edit: Thanks (multiple commentors) for pointing out that the "worthiness clause" has been added by Odin in the first Thor movie, so much after Hela had been using it. Does an enchantment go away once the caster dies? Pretty sure Dr. Strange disagreed on that note. But please don't talk about uncertain events (that were loosely referenced at best) as if they are the accurate lore of the MCU. And no, nothing in the MCU indicates who is more powerful (Hela or Odin), just that one locked the other one away, which doesn't really say much.

[@devyboo2]

Was it stated that the axe made him stronger? I just though it was particularly good at killing gods basically

[@roynettle6864]

@@trillionbones89 When Hela wielded it there wasn't the enchantment on it.

[@felynecomrade]

@@trillionbones89 and if you're talking about when it did have the enchantment and she stopped it with her hand, that's not the same as lifting it

[@yeahkeen2905]

Erik Münso Hela for sure isn’t worthy considering she acted like Thor in Thor 1 but a million times worse. She just stopped the hammer’s path (we see Kurse deflect the hammer mid flight) and then crushed it.

[@MakeVarahHappen]

I love that Jay understands that by the fifth part in a series you don't need to spend four minutes of an already 30+ minute video explaining the concept of the series.

[@johnapple6646]

When your video fucks up so badly, people make a 5+ part series criticizing it

[@darincoker5015]

Is your pfp voltron?

[@MakeVarahHappen]

@@darincoker5015 Yeah, the 2011 one.

[@noeltrimm7216]

Looking at you, Dresden Files.

[@mrkiky]

It's irrelevant on which part he explains it as the explanation is aimed at people who stumbled upon a certain part out of order. Definitely not aimed at people who were watching them in order to begin with, so the explanation being included in every part makes sense.

[@yeahkeen2905]

It’s been so long I forget you didn’t finish.

[@Pir-o]

Thats what she said

[@PittsburghSonido]

Piro Man thats what your sister said

[@zoeyanonschild6891]

That’s what I said

[@yeahkeen2905]

Tony H SWEET HOME ALABAMA!

[@turonparker4552]

This thread is gold

[@SeriousStriker]

"This is sad until you realize the Time Stone will bring Gamora back anyway* Curb your enthusiasm theme plays loudly.

[@sljrebyhttat1563]

Spoiler Well she has been brought back. Jist not by the time stone

[@SeriousStriker]

Yeah I know. That was the joke.

[@loganneale7090]

SLJREB YHTTAT they’ve confirmed she was taken away again though

[@TSDTalks22]

Logan Neale except that hasn’t happened?

[@murcurialmuroid5850]

SLJREB YHTTAT Well, no, that was a Gamora from a different timeline. This Gamora is still very much dead.

[@tehesprite502]

For Sin 85, remember that 2 of the Children of Thanos, in fact the two best suited to stealth missions, had an encounter with Vision. It doesn't take much of a stretch to assume that they followed him to Wakanda.

[@Wipeout325]

Teh Esprite not to mention they found him in Edinburgh so it’s probably safe to assume they can detect the mind stone, I mean they did have it for a bit so it makes sense that they’d be able to search for it’s likely unique energy signature

[@mettatonex7221]

You can also assume that, like the Space Stone, the Mind Stone emits a faint but unique gamma signature that can be traced with their advanced alien tech.

[@decanaba]

@@mettatonex7221 damn, i'm 3 days late ;) i think the same, in Endgame we learn that all of the stones emits gamma radiation, and Banner&Stark were able to pinpoint the tesseract back in 2012's Avengers, so giving high-alien tech and the fact that they are familiar with the stones would suggest this method.

[@YoniIsrael]

2:44 *she broke his neck* and the hit was probably a pressure point

[@jmlkhan5153]

That liittle circular wing-chun movement she did with her arm pushed his head to the side and down, and rotated it to the side- she then snapped his chin back the opposite direction, twisting his neck and breaking the bones. I could actually believe Steven Seagal doing this in a movie, so Nebula is no stretch at all.

[@PhyreSpore]

I think most people are so used to seeing neck snaps done only when the victim is in a full headlock (or otherwise fully disabled) that Nebula's attack didn't read as a neck snap. Honestly I can't blame them for missing it. It's so fast and she only uses one hand to do it, which doesn't read super well as something that could snap a guy's neck.

[@naptimegaming1347]

She barely pulled at his head and it doesn't even look like his neck snapped. It might be the way that someone could snap someone's neck (though she doesn't have much leverage, but let's say she is super strong) it still doesn't loooooooook like it snapped.

[@jamiemccollin438]

Have you ever met an alien with a neck? No. Point disproved

[@YoniIsrael]

@@jamiemccollin438 yeah I did that alien with the broken neck from Thanos ship

[@brocklee9632]

This....does put a smile on my face

[@MangoTurtlenova]

My new favorite sentence I've ever heard is: "you know what snow is mate? It's just cold water innit? " I'm fucking rolling

[@lostcrusader8053]

Fans: Did you make part 5? Jay: Yes.... Fans: What did it cost? Jay: Everything...

[@icantstopsparkling7450]

. . . Wrong With Infinity Wars

[@FixTheWi-Fi]

I love how this series gets less and less professional and serious each part.

[@xacmashe3852]

So it started as a "Well in this movie's defense" series and now it's just "HIS OPINION IS WRONG?" Cause I've seen a few of his videos and that's the impression I got.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Not exactly.

[@MrDylanJones]

@@xacmashe3852 when does Jay ever say that?

[@javiermedina7663]

That birdman joke in sin 73 killed me

[@Th3Birdman]

Me too.

[@wamas1234]

@@Th3Birdman Love your content

[@liamtapsell8913]

I didn't catch it??

[@Killacj93]

@@liamtapsell8913 JEREMY MAKES A POP CULTURE REFER-

[@liamtapsell8913]

Thanks, I must have gone back to check the wrong sin :P

[@Robbinson98]

8:44 there's something really funny about CinemaSins complaining about Iron Man's nanomachines being unbelievable while he plays a clip of two wizards standing behind Iron Man.

[@toffeefeathers]

The Bi Frost, how my gf and I make multicolored snow cones

[@belleyelena7720]

Wholesome comment 10/10

[@Lunictd]

I was thinking of the Warframe "Frost" being bi, but that's cool too.

[@brycetorres5011]

Jeremy complains about movie runtime* Denands explaination for soul stone, making the movie longer*

[@armedweiss5531]

Point is, you just can't please him. He wants movies to explain things when they do show don't tell but also complains about people explaining things. Anything and everything that ever exists is a cliche he might as well have a "human being exists in the universe cliche". He actively lies to his audience to make up sins by cutting scenes short. And anything is a reference to everything so this movie that movie.

[@xacmashe3852]

@@armedweiss5531 The soul stone's power was never really explained though. I don't read the comics, and I've seen Infinity War and Endgame multiple times. All that is explicitly stated about the soul stone is that it takes a sacrifice to obtain, and after getting it you or your mind is transported to some other world, most likely the inside of the stone. But that's it. No one ever does anything with it. So yeah, it would've been nice to get some explanation on it. And it point isn't that you can't please him, the point is if they're gonna make the movie so long anyway, they may as well make shit clear for the audience.

[@blarg2429]

@@xacmashe3852 But when they do make stuff clear that fact gets sins too, with equal appearance of sincerity. The impression I've gotten from watching CinemaSins' descent into mediocrity is that Jeremy just doesn't truly enjoy movies in the first place; he ALWAYS has a complaint about a given thing, no matter which of several options for that thing is realized. Every sin is a catch-22 situation, no winning outcomes available. If a film came out with no logos he'd probably complain about not having logos to complain about, I swear to god.

[@christianc.christian5025]

blarg2429 I don’t know if he generally enjoys movies or not but watching the same one five or six times for each of these videos is likely to take the fun out of almost any of them.

[@christianc.christian5025]

Armed Weiss Don’t these people make an “everything good about” series as well? Yeah, they’re going to overstate or feign criticism in the “wrong with” videos just like they probably overstate whether a joke was funny the third time in the “everything great about” videos, man. I have to say, the active animosity some people have toward Cinema Sins is just weird. Calling mostly meaningless criticism meant to either amuse, irk or prod your audience “lying” to them is rationale I associate with how a child thinks.

[@kyuunya]

With the bit about Red Skull, I think it's supposed to go with the implication that the Infinity Stones have some for of consciousness. Basically, the Space Stone thought it'd be funny if the guy who really wanted to use its power had to spend eternity or whatever on a planet with an Infinity Stone, without being able use its power, and forced to guide others to it.

[@affsteak3530]

The Mind Stone also sent Vision uh...visions of what Thanos was going to do with the Infinity Gauntlet and influenced people's minds even when Loki was locked up away from the Scepter.

[@Lord_Lambert]

"Actually the hardest part of my job is being threatened by absolute dipshits" Oh come on... are you already forgetting that the hardest part is scottish fast food workers threatening to deep fry your kebab???

[@Lugbzurg]

#72: She snapped his neck. It's not complicated. #78 & #79: He straight up skips Red Skull explaining exactly "why" in order to make himself look smarter. #80: The creation of the Infinity Stones is already explained at the beginning of the film. No Back to the Future reference to Sin #88!? Who even are you!?

[@christianc.christian5025]

That’s not how you break someone’s neck and neither of those questions is explained by Red Skull.

[@AndreRhineDavis]

Jeremy is ok with aliens that look like humans, act like humans, think like humans, feel like humans, and even speak the EXACT SAME LANGUAGE as a particular set of humans, but when those aliens breathe the same air as humans, that's crossing the line, dammit!

[@joolsthebass]

Now there's a call back that goes back a looooong way

[@olivierpeartnoy]

For the last sin: I've always understood it as Thanos shooting the power of all the stones at once but that it doesn't effect stormbreaker

[@Contributron]

The whole point of the soul stone sequence is it emphasizes that this particular stone is more mysterious and magical than the others. All the unexplained aspects of that sequence only add to that magical quality. If you explained exactly why the soul stone has a “certain wisdom” and why it demands a sacrifice and why it teleported Thanos to the pool of water, it would reduce the mystical feeling of the sequence. You’re supposed to wonder about these things.

[@thedragonslyr1]

"Far off moon like titan" I think cinemasins thinks that took place on Saturn's moon and not a separate planet

[@insertnamehere1838]

Jacob Wilson well in the comics it IS actually Saturn’s moon I think, so maybe cinema sins was actually TO educated.

[@elliotlytle9531]

I don't think it's ever actually made clear one way or the other. They've said both before, that they're referring to the moon of Saturn and a different planet

[@carl_consumer.of.reality]

Jacob Wilson It is the moon Titan tho...

[@gracekim1998]

You have a super adorable cat 🤩

[@davidarmata4829]

19:58 Your "Wah" is timed perfectly with Thanos' mouth so well that I might even think he was saying it if this was ouu of context.

[@BioGoji-zm5ph]

"It's like an ice dimension with snow!" Yes, as opposed to an ice dimension with fire.

[@themetalstickman]

21:30 Thanos has been monitoring Earth because of Loki's defeat there in Avengers 1. That's why he knows that the Time and Mind Stones are on Earth, and that the Space Stone is on Asgard. As for how the Black Order/Children of Thanos know that Vision is in Wakanda, it seems reasonable that they tracked him from their ship in orbit. The Infinity Stones give off an energy signature that is trackable with human technology, as we learned in Avengers 1. If humans can track/locate an Infinity Stone, then Thanos's servants definitely can.

[@archiebeach9153]

Just a thing Thanos didn’t actually see Stormbreaker, that’s been confirmed by the Russos. He just put enough power into the beam to defeat Thor as he’d previously seen the god, which would be ineffective based on the crazy power up. Plus, Uru is designed to absorb magical attacks, so Stormbreaker is pretty much a counter-Infinity Gauntlet. Not to mention the Gauntlet is made out of Uru too, which is why Thanos could control the Stones so well. Finally, when Thanos realised there was a weapon there, the Stones were already in use. All of them. Including the Reality Gem. You can use multiple Stones at once, but it’s been shown that each Stone can only do one thing at once. Him moving to the side or backwards isn’t something that’s as easy as it seems, cause you tend to panic a bit when something is coming at you like that and you’re not able to stop it. If he stopped using the Stones to change function, chances are Stormbreaker would embed itself in Thanos before he got the chance to bubble it up based on its ridiculous speed. For all we know, because of Uru’s magic absorbing/amplifying properties, the bubble effect might not even have worked on Stormbreaker. Just something to put out there

[@name-gu8ml]

I was having a bad day today and was really sad. Then I saw that you had posted this video. It cheer me up. Thanks

[@nappy9987]

"Being threatened by absolute dipshits" Whatever happened to upnext? Are they still gonna 'sue' you?

[@evowarrior5]

Apparently they are threatening legal action again, yea. Jay hasn't let much loose about what it is they said exactly as far as I've seen, so we'll have to see where it goes.

[@yusuke1113]

Apparently their boss talked to Jay. Told Jay to livestream their recorded convo, Jay did it with live commentary. I didn't see the whole thing before it was deleted, but I did catch the beginning. He basically told Jay "Yeah, I used to be a drama channel like you, but I learned that those are pointless and make no money. So I decided to clickbait. We take like 9 fan theories without credit and fuse them together to make our videos. Calling us out on our quality hurts our bottom line, but just take our names out of your videos Jay and we won't sue you maybe". So I can only guess the rest of the recording was equally condescending.

[@evowarrior5]

@@yusuke1113 I watched the whole thing and the guy literally told Jay multiple times that they were no longer taking action and that was why they deleted their first comment. So this renewed claim is a new development.

[@nappy9987]

@@yusuke1113 Oh so he was like "I know im a piece of shit but you are pretty famous so dont bad mouth me because it hurts my business"

[@ninjanolan6328]

21:22 He likely tracked the stones, by detecting the energy signatures of them (like Rocket did in Endgame). But the soul stone was never used, so it didn't emit energy.

[@typhontwister]

For sin 85, there's no reason to assume the stones don't have unique energy signatures, the soul stone was hidden away until the sacrifice was made, explaining why they couldn't track it, but in Endgame, they outright mention tracking the power stone on Morag

[@futurefastapproaches3318]

Awww yeah part 5 let's go Edit: In Sin 72, I think Nebula snapped the henchman's neck.

[@TOONYBOY]

Yep, you can hear a snap when she does it.

[@naptimegaming1347]

Yes, you can tell it is definitely supposed to be that, but we don't see his neck really snap, and it doesn't even look like she pushed that hard, just kind of pulled at his head and he died.

[@TOONYBOY]

@@naptimegaming1347 That was the point though, it was supposed to show how fast and brutal Nebula is that she did it all without you getting a chance to properly register it.

[@darynvoss7883]

She twists his head and breaks his neck with one hand. A normal person could not do that but she is mostly bionic.

[@davidc.]

@@TOONYBOY Or its become of a younger audience and not wanting to show a dudes neck snapped? Stop reading into nothing.

[@thehyperdymond3067]

Dude... that Minecraft world is satire of “satire” Satire^2

[@evowarrior5]

I've seen the previous parts but I also didn't get the Vision Bat reference. I must have forgotten about it ._.

[@Vi_Vi_1]

I THINK it has to do with him joking about Vision not having echolocation in an earlier episode (the one where Jeremy criticizes Vision for not "sensing" the alien assassin). I could be wrong, please tell me if I am, but that's what I thought of 😂

[@Vi_Vi_1]

Also love the LP icon!!

[@evowarrior5]

@@Vi_Vi_1 Yea I thought it must have been something like that so thanks for confirming xD It's just been too long since the previous parts *cough* whyJay *cough* UpNextleavemyboyalone *cough* And thanks @ the icon! Big fan for 12 years and counting ~

[@mysteriousmemethief]

On sin 85, I always assumed that after their retreat, they just orbited earth and monitored them from the ship.

[@briantimkennedy357]

16:23 I figured the point of Thanos turning weapons into bubbles was to minimize the chance of injury to Gamora. He knows that if given any chance to escape him, she’d take it, so turning her knife into something he knows can’t hurt her is the smartest plan.

[@AkiraHericho]

I love just how done you sound in this video. You are just done with this and its great to see you start just making any joke you can or just go off on other stuff out of boredom.

[@kendrajade6688]

Given the information he had I think blasting the beam was probably Thanos's best option. He had all six stones and seemed to be using all of them to blast the hamaxe. If that thing were any other weapon it would have been destroyed not only to the point of ash but also so that no one had ever thought of making it and his enemy would have been permanently disarmed. He had no information on what the weapon was other than "it's coming at me" and destroying a powerful weapon your enemy owns is usually better than dodging one attack. That's probably why the rebels tried to attack the Death Star instead of trying to add rockets to the moon so they could dodge the beam.

[@TripleTSingt]

Hey. A German guy here. you are officially pardoned for that 84. Keep going, nothing to see here.

[@chobochobus]

what

[@TripleTSingt]

@@chobochobus he said Sin 84 in bad German.

[@blarg2429]

@Teal Fox And he also apologized at the time. TTTMusic was acknowledging that apology.

[@jaikthesnake6285]

The hammer was enchanted by Odin, and when he died, so did his spells (like the one sealing Hela away). So, it stands to reason that Mjolnir was sapped of most of it's powers when Odin died, making it easier to destroy.

[@limegreenhunk2452]

"I've been looking forward to this"

[@Sword_Man_YT]

LimegreenHunk 24 "This time we'll do it together"

[@limegreenhunk2452]

"Good, twice the pride. Double the fall"

[@TOONYBOY]

@@limegreenhunk2452 ROTS is my favourite SW movie and I will fight you all on this

[@shadowrev2914]

LimegreenHunk 24 You have hate, you have anger, but you don't use them...

[@TOONYBOY]

@@shadowrev2914 Good Anakin, good. Kill him. Kill him now.

[@christophertalbot5779]

I think it kinda makes sense that Thanos would go for a less thought out approach for dealing with Stormbreaker, since he was caught off guard by it, and probably still recovering from the pain caused by the six infinity stones being together. Basically just because he COULD have done those things doesn't mean he would have in that situation, bright or not, given the circumstances.

[@inaviatable118]

As someone who has not seen the other parts, the joke at 1:30 was great even without context

[@MauLerYT]

5:12 - "But Upnext is a load of shit." hehehehe

[@joolsthebass]

Mauler, don't put words into his mouth! He quite clearly said "Up next...", not "Upnext" 😉

[@JayExci]

shhh you'll get sued for defamation

[@SpeciallyShirly]

28:49 Also Hela is worthy, that's why she was able to hold the hammer back, so not all of it has to do with pure strength

[@lukasosterloher9105]

Sin 85 actually isnt that much of an inconsistency if you think about it. Banner was able to locate the Tesseract by searching for its gamma radiation signature in The Avengers Im pretty sure if humans can do that Aliens can aswell. The reason why he cant find the soul stone like that is because he would need to be at least somewhat close to find it.

[@shamalamaaa]

MORE MORE MORE. You have become one of my favorite KZbinrs, so just keep doin’ you, man.

[@darynvoss7883]

Bi Frost is when Jay gives you the cold shoulder

[@BioGoji-zm5ph]

What's the Straight Frost then?

[@StupidWeb]

Sin 85: incorrect. Thanos gave Loki the mind stone in his sceptre, which later became Vision’s stone. The black order left Scotland , so it can be implied that they track vision, Wanda, cap, and Wanda and Falcon TO Wakanda

[@shadowkev101]

Jay Exci would be excellent at "Th3Birdman" *ding*

[@adamc117]

21:37 nope, they knew the location for all the stones. Corvus glave and proxima midnight were tracking the mind stone in vision... they knew exactly were he was in Scotland then followed vision after their defeat to wakanda

[@sirjoey3137]

And there's no way they don't know about Doctor Strange or their organization holding onto the time stone for so long.

[@fightingmedialounge519]

But how do they know that.

[@joeiorio9654]

“We’ll deep fry your kabob” is my new pick up line. Thanks for making me wait months for making this somewhat mediocre comment Jay Also: for sin 73, spider sense. Boom

[@DigiRangerScott]

That was my personal Avengers 4 title before it was revealed

[@barmanitan]

The point wasn't that Peter shouldn't have known something was coming, more that he should've been more urgent.

[@SETHthegodofchaos]

@@barmanitan yeah, that nade took its sweet ass time xd

[@Dukkisland44]

Now while I do somewhat miss your old style cinema sins videos, I have had a great time watching your new style. Today's upload is no different. You've been a great addition to the Efap cast. (Let alone you being the one to introduce me to the long man himself and his doggos). I just hope you are enjoying your new content as well. Much love. Peace.

[@Wheelchair_Gamer]

Th3Birdman joke, awesome, and Nebula clearly snapped that guys neck.

[@albertschoise8091]

Yes because pushing someone aside is breaking a neck

[@Wheelchair_Gamer]

You see her grab the front of his helmet and yank to the side. Considering how he falls if you class her motions as pushing then it was a damn weird push.

[@albertschoise8091]

@@Wheelchair_Gamer she used a single hand how was she able to break it.... no scrap that why did thanos allow her arms to remain in place?!

[@Wheelchair_Gamer]

I'm not saying her arms suddenly being free isn't an issue. I'm just saying it's clear how she killed that guy, and she only uses one arm cause she had enhanced strength via her cyborg implants.

[@marccost3]

Small correction, Thanos not moving to the side when Stormbreaker is thrown at him is not Thanos being stupid, it's Thanos being arrogant, which is consistent with his characterization in the comics. He's attacked so quickly that he doesn't really have time to think of another course of action other than to attempt to destroy the weapon he's being attacked with, and he has all of the Infinity Stones at that point which makes him think he has enough power to stop anything thrown at him. So he doesn't expect to be unable to break his attacker's weapon, which is why he doesn't attempt to dodge it.

[@jeremiahvaleska8464]

Finally! I’ve been waiting for a long time for this video. Also, I loved the Th3Birdman reference 😂

[@courtneywiest1995]

I missed this! I love the way you do the numbers, especially when they no longer fit on the screen. Also, you are amazing, never let anyone bring you down!

[@olifrancis14]

I think the Soul Stone holds a special place amongst the others because it's the only stone in which you have to sacrifice a life to obtain it, I dunno

[@Aaron_646]

At 21:42 Which stone should thanos not know where it is apart from the soul stone? Mind: He sent it to earth himself Space: He already knew in the avengers Reality: He knows that the collector wants the stones so he would probably send a spy to him Power: How the fuck would he not know? Time: Strange was using that thing in his own movie and time being messed with might be something that Thanos would want to find out about and cause he already knows that some stones are on earth he probably has some guy there to look for them (you know just in case theres a good opportunity for stealing one). And Proxima Midnight would definitely be able to track the mindstone because of the gamma rays that all the stones produce. So really the timestone is the only one where the explanation how thanos knew where it was isnt just "How would he not?"

[@zero_cali_4772]

Nebula killed the grunt by breaking his neck from pushing it to the side.

[@answersonly4750]

Exactly

[@LibertyLocalizer]

I thought you were done. Seeing this makes me feel so happy.

[@theduskmonarch6207]

For Sin 84 you can clearly see the mountain in the background is the same one as they were on. So in essence Yes it is still Vormir and how did he get there? He was teleported off the mountain into one of these puddles you can clearly see.

[@gavingameplay5790]

Best quote of the video "bullets are just ranged stabbing if you think about it" - jake hendrix 26:19

[@collingreen9517]

Keep on doing this, I love your content and it’s great to see someone put actual thought into criticism.

[@blueblade6174]

Glad you're still keeping this series going. I was getting worried that there might not be another part.

[@charles9124]

7 parts? you've been talking to MauLer too much.

[@thatoneguy4452]

One recurring thing with Thanos in this movie is that he's either not trying in his battles or underestimating his opponents, probably both. This is probably why he only shot a beam at Stormbreaker, Thanos was too arrogant and thought that was all he needed to do, it probably didn't even occur to him that it could've been one of Eitri's weapons.

[@gordier6787]

15:56 The stones where created by four god like things called “the cosmic entities” known as death, entropy, infinity, and eternity

[@sirjoey3137]

Buuuuut we don't know that in the MCU therefore it is redundant.

[@gordier6787]

But we also don’t know it’s not true so we should consider it an option until proven right or wrong

[@gordier6787]

I also just realized something, the first time we are introduced to the 6 infinity stones in guardians of the galaxy 1 the collector shows a picture of a temple with a visual reference to the cosmic entities, so... ha! I think that helped my point

[@fightingmedialounge519]

Except movie goes againts your initial claim gordie.

[@gordier6787]

Kye Dysarthria Goes against my gordie what?

[@authorofone]

Red Skull (a greedy human with seemingly unlimited power compared to other humans) gets sent by the object of his greed to a place holding something very valuable, yet he is held in place by something truly unlimited in power

[@TheDarthbinky]

With regards to Sin 80, there actually is some evidence from the MCU that the stones were indeed crafted by some entity- four of them, actually. In GOTG 1, when Quill is retrieving the Power Stone from Morag, the temple housing it has these carvings of the cosmic entities Death, Eternity, Infinity, and Entropy as they are apparently creating the stones. Then later in the same film when the Collector is explaining the background of the stones, just after he mentions them being forged, one of the floaty info bubbles shows that same carving, further implying that the cosmic entities crafted them.

[@HisDarkAngel]

21:18 this sin is explained in both endgame and the original avengers film. The stones give off trace amounts of gamma radiation. And as such they called in Bruce banner to track the tesseract, AND do the second snap. This is also the reason why Tony stark *spoiler dies* in end game. The gamma radiation of six combined infinity stones along with all the other cosmic power killed him. True this is a small detail only some would pick up on but yeah.

[@brycetorres5011]

Haha "Jeremy makes a pop culture reference"

[@markamanic]

The "How do they precisely know where the stones are can kinds be explained in the first Avengers movie where they recruit Banner to track the tesseracts gamma signature.

[@rubbers3]

It's been so long, I forgot that there was an EFAP about that video.

[@borimir9731]

I'm really glad to finally see the fifth part! I honestly didn't get the Visionbat joke because it's been so long since you've uploaded the other parts.

[@toffeefeathers]

Ah yes, CinemaSins, for Intellectuals

[@foxamisu3911]

"You have to help purple man take over the universe" Seems like an accurate synopsis of FNaF Help Wanted.

[@jorgemedina7604]

It could be argued that Thanos, just like Bruce in The Avengers, has enough knowledge of certain stones that he's capable of tracking their specific gamma radiation. Plus, since no one we know of has faced the soul stone, he wouldn't be able to track it

[@jose13neo]

Jorge Medina I think Thanos had intel on the stones after all thanks to Avengers 1 he should’ve known there were at least 2 stones on Earth while the others well it’s pretty easy to guess how he knows also for they going to Wakanda it is possible that one of the children of Thanos had been tracking Cap and the others while the others were regrouping

[@a_fine_edition2746]

He also had the Mind Stone for a seemingly extensive period of time before giving it to Loki to use.

[@jeffersontinus8908]

21:55 The way they know where the mind stone is, is because the stones are drawn to each other so they had a vague area and it’s safe to assume that the high tech android would be in the high tech city with lots of superheroes defending it.

[@ThatPyukumuku]

Hela wasn't able to destroy mjolnir because she was stronger, she was able to destroy it because she used to own it so Jeremy is double wrong

[@JoahTheThread5ive]

Part 5? I can already tell this will be the best one yet... And ever.

[@Randerson2409]

"The Bi Frost" Welp, Frost in MK just got more interesting

[@kevinstateri4751]

15:46 The MCU does actually imply that the infinity stones were created by the cosmic abstracts (death, entropy, infinity, and eternity). the temple of the power stone has murals showing the infinity stones being created by them and the collector specifically says that "the remnants of these systems were _forged_ into concentrated ingots".

[@Sword_Man_YT]

CinemaSins must be taking notes from UpNext

[@JayExci]

5:13

[@Sword_Man_YT]

Jay Exci Great minds think alike 👍😂

[@dracocrusher]

I have to point something out with Sin 85.... We just had like 5 Sins about how the Soul Stone was special and mysterious because the soul isn't as quantifiable of an object as space, time, power, etc. So it makes a lot of sense that if there was anything he couldn't track the energy of, it'd be the weird unquantifiable Soul Stone that seems to just work on its own rules and logic. It's not directly stated in the movie HOW Thanos can track any of the stones, but with how many powers he has at this point, it makes 100% sense that he'd be able to track some but not the one that works completely differently than the others.

[@KaLL_Sally]

OOH HERE IN LESS THAN A MINUTE LETS GO.

[@toffeefeathers]

The VisionBats are taking over, the new show WandaVision is actually about how Vision gets rabies and how Wanda says “no more mammals”

[@franciscorendon2783]

27:27 That minecraft clip blew my mind. Edit: Whoops!

[@Flybrows]

I don't think he was being serious

[@franciscorendon2783]

Clishmaclaver Yeah, the joke flew over my head. It was an analogy for Cinemasins, it took me like 40 minutes to get it.

[@ashley-i3f]

"Thing fast, therefore bang. Why no bang?"

[@ryatt9365]

Great job on the fake/real Minecraft map. Actually thought you loaded up a new map.

[@ChrispyCulture]

I have to mention this about the atmospheres of planets. No matter how many planets are shown with human-friendly air in a work of fiction, common sense dictates there are much more NOT shown that are without it. The chance of only seeing the good air-ed planets is just story convenience, but that doesn't mean there aren't others out there. Also, Gamora specifically was shown in the Guardians line up scene to have many implants for her skeleton, regeneration, optics, and RESPIRATORY system, therefore implying that aliens can have ways to circumvent space dangers like vacuums and bad atmospheres for at least a limited time.

[@guitarfreak80ftw]

This was fun! More more more

[@madsterkitty8541]

27:58 this explanation of satire is what i'm living for

[@xavieryounger1631]

Not gonna lie, I thought you gave up on this 😂

[@FaumauNZ]

the vision bats without context were very amusing. I can't wait to watch the other videos like prequels to find out the meaning behind them

[@jackbuttigieg7077]

Jeremy makes a pop culture ref-

[@coeus2604]

Thanks for carrying on this series, it’s great.