Avengers: Endgame (2019) - "Nothing But A Temptation" | Movie Clip HD

[@stackonez7182]

“my father is many things, a liar is not one them.” Hits different when u remember “I didn’t raise you to be a liar, that’s why you’re so bad at it”

[@RedStickerz]

'That's why you're so bad at it'

[@dietmilk27]

what I find ironic is how he lied about sparing the dwares but killed them all anyways except eitri lmao

[@AzguardMike]

he didnt lie. He said he wouldnt wipe them all out. He spared one, thus keeping his promise. Plus he most likely left their fate to Maw

[@dietmilk27]

@@AzguardMike eitri said "I thought if I did what he asked, they'd be safe."

[@avpaavcomics1299]

@@dietmilk27 He thought. That's the key word. Thought.

[@EXRDaBeasta]

"Perhaps I treated you too harshly" Gets treated harshly

[@dr.strangey8232]

An eye for an eye

[@flamingstallion]

Notice how you didn’t say too

[@Nathan-fk3ue]

I don’t think that’s even close to harsh after getting rid of trillions of living beings lol

[@the-unibrow-kid3728]

C'mon bro, it was an beautiful father-daughter moment, what you gotta take his head off like that😂

[@cecilkeith1951]

It's almost, like, a message on the cyclical nature of violence or something...

[@Gattberserk]

"The stone serve no purpose beyond temptation." Such powerful phase coming from a villain who didn't seek absolute power except serving his one and only conviction.

[@chuko3213]

Maybe that’s because he already had power, genius.

[@kieranhurst8543]

lol what? He did seek absolute power, the infinity stones are by definition absolute power. Please don't tell me you also think he was right

[@rifarira9160]

@@kieranhurst8543 i think u need to re read his comment because i think u miss the word except there

[@thatsshane_]

Believe and put your Faith in Jesus Christ’s Death Burial and Resurrection alone for your Sins and you will be Saved

[@Wariotime-23o]

@@thatsshane_amen

[@SPACEHARICE]

"Peaceful Farmer gets jumped by SO CALLED HEROS"-John Jonah Jameson

[@yeeyeeass]

They’re a MENACE.

[@missungitv7154]

They should’ve been grateful and leave my boy thanos alone

[@fellino8049]

@@missungitv7154 well, what if your family gone, and you are the remain member. will u grateful?

[@rollxrsmash3591]

@@fellino8049 its a fucking joke idiot. We all got angry when thanos dusted everyone. God dam idiots these days cant understand a joke

[@chrisbrandstedter4598]

isk who john jonah jameson is but sounds a lot like tucker carlson

[@userwkr6mywxsd693]

“Teenagers break into old mans house and brutally assault and murder him over some rocks”

[@corvusjia9275]

Jesus Christ they're minerals, Marie!

[@Supernautiloid]

Those are some old ass teenagers.

[@userwkr6mywxsd693]

@@Supernautiloid “Reality can be whatever I want”

[@edvinparmeza1298]

In the real world, this would be the equivalent to "Teenagers break into Vietnam War veteran's house and brutally assault and murder him for fighting in the war and killing innocent people" XD

[@adamgrey411]

XD

[@eltigre3916]

1:36 this is the exact moment where thor succumbed into depression. He really regretted not aiming for the head before. Even that "i aimed for the head" line after he killed thanos sounded so heartbreaking.

[@juicedbeetlejuice4572]

This is the exact moment Thor became Heisenberg

[@CasualVideoGamer]

The whole "aim for the head" thing affected Thor so much that even during the final battle, every time he took a swing at Thanos, it was always at head level.

[@kenknight1985]

Wouldn’t it have just been easier to simply get the time stone from the past and then allow Thor to go back on time to aim for the head?

[@CasualVideoGamer]

@@kenknight1985 A few issues with that. The first is that messing with time has major consequences. It's risky enough to turn time back mere moments, but in order to do such and prevent Thanos from winning in Infinity War, it'd be a handful of years. This would have also erased Tony Stark's newfound family without certain promise that he'd be able to have a family if this happened. The reason being that if Tony returned to Earth and found out Thanos was beaten, he wouldn't have been so enraged that he'd leave the hero life entirely - thus the opportunity to sit and have the family wouldn't have been there. The second thing is that Thor wasn't in the best mindset. He was a man seeking to redeem himself and self-destructed in the process (or moreso, fit him more closely to the actual Thor of Norse mythos). Dr. Strange and Thanos both were able to keep their heads on their shoulders when using the stone to prevent any possible screw ups, there's no way to know that Thor would be able to do the same while rewinding time 5 years.

[@pdsilva5699]

​@@CasualVideoGamer The emergence aswell. Everyone on earth would have died

[@kelvinmathew6076]

Thanos: The stones were reduced to atoms Ant-man: You're making it too easy for me

[@hansklorida4019]

Ant man : atom sized? Hey thats big enough for 2 of us

[@amalgamationprime3168]

@@hansklorida4019 okay, one is Scott. The second is who? Hank? Gone. Hope? Gone.

[@hansklorida4019]

@@amalgamationprime3168 lets just say scott suffered a trauma and pretend hank and hope still exist

[@naingmon]

I think it’s less that he shrunk them down but rather scattered and destroyed them on an atomic scale. Which is...really thorough.

[@CodeV-uh4uj]

Ant-Man: Boom! You looking for this?

[@rylade475]

"Where are the stones?" "Gone. Reduced to paperweights"

[@theonlymixman]

I understood that reference

[@erlanggaputra3879]

Lol

[@Churrohs]

TVA

[@funnyaerialman]

Sir you are being taken into custody for the violation of the sacred timeline

[@Churrohs]

@@funnyaerialman wait what Why All I wanted to do is tell my past self to study on tomorrows test so I dont fail

[@popcorndays786]

Thanos lost everything and let himself be killed just so that he could complete his goal. He truly believed he helped people. Such a amazing villain

[@fightingspirit6520]

He did saved earth for prolonging extra 7 days enough time for eternals to get their minds together for celestial Tiamut emergence.

[@sushitrashisnoob7682]

He isn’t even a Villian at that point. But maybe murdering wasn’t the right thing

[@kannadainfo9645]

.

[@kaininjathundermmandopoke5167]

@@sushitrashisnoob7682 he is a a villain u fool.

[@kaininjathundermmandopoke5167]

He didn’t saved the earth.

[@AximandTheCursed]

This shows how potent a villain Thanos is: His conviction in the righteousness of his cause was so much that he was willing to destroy the stones and live with the consequences of that action for the rest of his days. His utter belief in his actions vindicated by those same actions. No doubt, no hesitation. Only the slightest consideration for his surviving daughter...

[@user-lk4lx9je4y]

And then the rest of the movie happened and Thanos was just a big bad meany, very unlike the Thanos from the movie prior to this. If they didn't look alike I would have said they were 2 different villains all together, but it seems we can't have a villain the people actually like that then loses in the end.

[@flamerounin2]

@@user-lk4lx9je4y they are technically 2 different people. Remember that the Thanos of Endgame's final battle came from an alternate timeline, meaning he didn't have the same experiences as the Thanos of IW and Endgame's opening scene.

[@INSERTNAMEjoe]

Thanos improved the multiverse and it was quardrillions not trillions

[@awokenv7302]

This version of Thanos is a joke . In the comics he did it to appease mistress death

[@jasoncarto]

@@awokenv7302 Comics thanos was very...cartoony. I like the sympathetic villain better.

[@haydenweber7202]

"My father is many things, a liar is not one of them" when I saw that in the theater, that's when my heart sank

[@vegardnybakeri8148]

Isnt this like the most used hollywood line ever?

[@scpkidstv9749]

@@vegardnybakeri8148 huh, I have only heard that line from endgame

[@josejimtharayil1511]

@@scpkidstv9749 yeah, even me. I only heard it in Endgame only

[@coolvideos5113]

That basically means all hope is lost

[@negan991]

Didnt he lie to the giant dwarves?

[@superharryboy]

2:05 you can hear the pain, anger and grief in his voice, very well achieved by Chris. Thor's character arc is amazing.

[@irregulargamer1352]

thank you. hate the people who think that was meant to be comedic. after the snap thor was dealing with his mistake of not killing thanos right away and you can see it in how he immediately cut off thanos' arm, no introduction or words. then after finding out there's no way to fix it his rage reaches its peak as he stands there listening to thanos talk victoriously and talk to his daughter touchingly as if anything they could do now or later meant nothing

[@OkayOkOkay]

Exactly, people laughed thinking it was supposed to be a joke, when it was actually just showing how broken Thor had become

[@davidgordillo6583]

@@irregulargamer1352 facts when I first saw it. I felt emotional and felt so bad for Thor. I don’t understand why others found it as a joke

[@irregulargamer1352]

@@davidgordillo6583 because people are too dumb or don't want to invest themselves in a movie. They just want to see flashy shit and laugh.

[@ConservativeCalifornian1032]

@@irregulargamer1352 we dont want to see that. Thats just what the thor movies have become. Its hard to take him seriously. I skipped those movies when watching infinity war and endgame, and i finally went back to watch ragnarok and eventually love and thunder, and i gotta say, it was jarring.

[@sami.b.6601]

I want to know what Thanos was going to cook, he had the fire ready and everything before they messed it up. Cooking with Thanos, who would watch? "You will always need salt in this recipe...it is inevitable" lol

[@Janx14]

I feel like whatever he makes would be ....half-baked.

[@utkarshsarkar839]

I imagine that fruit he plucked tasted like potato, he would probably boil it whole with salt and eat without peeling it off

[@wojciechrogala6435]

@@Janx14 Badum Tss!

[@missungitv7154]

He would have to start hunting for meat at some point. Those space potato’s would get boring fast

[@DMT-kk3dp]

😂

[@Steambull1]

Love how Thanos always likes to give his truthful opinion / view on things, no matter what the situation (I mean, naturally it's mostly for expositions's sake, but it's definitely part of the character).

[@markhunter3533]

Yeah, as Nebula said he is indeed no lier

[@tumei1851]

Lying can be seen as a weakness, which does make some sence. If you were all powerful, why would you need to lie? Suits Thanos' personality well.

[@swewunna]

In other words "Politically Incorrect". I'd prefer that to being "Diplomatic" in everything.

[@melaniebrooks]

@@tumei1851 True, which is why in Infinity War, he told Gamora that he never taught her to lie and that's why she does a terrible job at it

[@melaniebrooks]

We have to admit. Thanos is one the few villains who hates lying

[@eldritchinterface7481]

“Where are the stones?” “Gone. Reduced to broth.” “You used them two minutes ago.” “I used the stones to enhance the soup. It was nearly… finished. But my lunch is done…”

[@soulplexis]

It always will be. I am.. Insatiable..

[@sethwright4641]

But my lunch is done, it always will be. It was.... delicious

[@oniplus4545]

"ahh....daughter.....perhaps I should have saved some"

[@Smiley0.1]

@@oniplus4545 Thor: *cuts the bowl in half.* Rocket: what did you do?...... Thor: I...... Went for the soup......

[@joeljustjazzing]

I feel bad for thanos they seriously had to go in when he was about to eat let the dude finish his food

[@mrwhammer]

Imagine if he actually lied and just somehow lost the stones in the middle of the field lmao

[@Wilhelmusrex]

“Where are they” _“...fuck, think of something”_ “I used the stones to destroy the stones”

[@1001pierre]

well, the stones arent really destroyed. He just "reduced them to Atoms" He cannot completely destroy them, without causing instability of the universe.

[@mrwhammer]

@@1001pierre ruined the joke

[@boredhuman6512]

@@1001pierre but isn't that still what destroy means? If I break a glass bottle, the shards of glass will still be there but the bottle would be destroyed.

[@9nikola]

​@@boredhuman6512 The point is that the power is still there. It's just distributed among such tiny pieces that it would be impossible to use it. Either that or the universe is without its Infinity Stones and thus very vulnerable to outside forces like Dormammu and you know, the rest of the multiverse. In that case, there will probably be some movie about this soon. _wink wink_

[@itzbebop]

So after completing his mission, Thanos essentially just becomes Shrek

[@128Benja]

It was always about the swamp life

[@TheNevabee]

Well, he did say destroying the stones almost killed him so, him being weak and sh*t after that is understandable.

[@yvettemarshallTWN]

@@TheNevabee Mission accomplished. Samurai has become Ronan. ⚔️ 💋

[@SageofSorrow]

@@TheNevabee that and him pretty much losing the will to fight. He had no drive or motivation left after accomplishing his task. Strength without passion is pretty much useless.

[@naingmon]

@@TheNevabee Honestly, even after nearly dying, he’s still strong as fuck. Even his burnt/husk arm starts to break out of Carol’s hold (though idk how leverage effects that part), and it takes their combined efforts to restrain him long enough for Thor to come in swinging.

[@Terminator879x11]

Nebula: *about to maybe get a compliment from her father for the first time ever* Thor: “check out this sweet axe bro”

[@Gmal51]

🙂Agree thor you got some sweet ax That is a weapon better than a lightsaber.

[@balagopal96]

Did anybody notice rocket was the first one to run to Thanos's amputated arm?? I guess he can never get over his attraction for seperated body parts....

[@Randy-ry9ss]

Wondering how much would the Collector pay for this.

[@KaiserFranzJosefI]

@@Randy-ry9ss Were he not dead by that same arm

[@tokyotokyo3153]

Trust me rocket is smarter than all members from avangers and have more kindness than Thor

[@gukeoke6312]

I swear Rocket has a fetish for separated body parts

[@RacingSnails64]

LOL

[@curedtheaddict1461]

Iron Hulk: You murdered trillions Thanos: more like quadrillions

[@shakky1512]

Hemidal stated in Thor: The Dark World that he see 10 trillion souls so he did murder trillions not quadrillions.

[@amalgamationprime3168]

Is this a joke? FUNNNNNAAAAYYYY JHOKE?!?

[@curedtheaddict1461]

@@amalgamationprime3168 no it's a line in the moxie

[@haychlc]

@@shakky1512 heimdall can’t see past certain sectors because the living tribunal prevent it . There are some galaxies and sectors under the rule of other celestials is well . A sort of marvel rip off of dc’s new genesis . Could quite possible be quadrillions.

[@Reliavl]

@@shakky1512 from asgard, that’s not a total headcount

[@DSVII]

After seeing 'What If'. Thanos is absolutely right about the temptation. He was the only villain with the will to resist it.

[@jetuber]

He could have been the Ring Bearer.

[@rileyk5228]

The look of fear and failure once the hope was snuffed out in both Natasha and Thor was insane. She was trembling with her eyes welled up while Thor dealt with rage and had self loathing in his voice

[@dreamingflurry2729]

Justly so - Thor could have stopped it all, but no, he had to talk instead of decapitating Thanos the first time! Not that Captain (who sadly doesn't cry or anything!) isn't also guilty, his "brilliant" plan lost them one of the stones (seriously, even an army commander from WW1 could have thought up a better defense! With trenches, fallback positions, obstacles, mines, mortars, artillery, heavy and light machine-guns etc. etc.)...captain sadly is a frontline soldier who doesn't have any command experience, who they made leader...frankly none of them is a true leader (especially since none of them have truly studied military tactics!)

[@thephoenix4093]

@@dreamingflurry2729 so many choices could have stopped this from happening strange said he shall protect the stone at all cost but he gave it to Thanos isn't it better to choose to break the promise to destroy it instead? Thanos automatically looses.

[@rohangeorge712]

@@dreamingflurry2729 tbh the one who threw was peter quil aka gamora's stupid boyfriend who couldnt just kill thanos no but take his rage out. thor and peter made the same mistake. thor easily coulda killed thanos when he had that chance but wanted him to suffer, but thanos just snaps. for peter he coulda killed thanos but just kept raging on him and thanos woke up

[@darthvaderskywalker7657]

Cringe

[@DaPoopinator]

I love how anticlimactic Steve and Black Widow look just walking in the house while the other busted through the walls. 😂

[@Xylarxcode]

Capt Marvel: *shoots an energy beam and bursts through the wall a second after* Banner in Hulkbuster suit: *busts through the floor* War Machine: *busts through the ceiling* Thor: *busts through another wall* Steve: 'Guys, you know the front door was open this whole time, right?'

[@PegasiJay]

I actually thought Steve and widow looked badass walking through the front door

[@joseluis5055]

Yeah like if they were gonna do anything. Even injured Thanos would stomp their asses. They had to let the heavy hitters take care of him

[@1993Nautilus]

I'm going to paraphrase a scene from the TV show Leverage, the mastermind of the team nate is facing off against a henchman with a gun and says he wants to talk to who's in charge The henchman says where I come from the guy with the gun is in charge, Nate says and here in america the one in charge doesn't need a gun. Same principle applies here.

[@ando2821]

It’s because black widow is the worst avenger of them all and should’ve been killed 80 times by now

[@azzamrey7669]

The memes from this one clip: 1:14 gone, reduced to atoms 1:19 I used the stones to destroy the stones 1:24 it nearly killed me, but the work is done 1:33 I am inevitable 1:53 perhaps I treated you too harshly

[@rahulprasade8494]

All under one minute 🤣

[@angrymanwithsillymoustasche]

🤣

[@arishemthejudge6780]

I remember 2018 and 2019 times. Twitter was full of Thanos memes and quotes. Being a well written villain is one thing, being a heavily memed one is another level of goatedness all together.

[@caleblee8783]

@@arishemthejudge6780 у Джокера Хита ЛЕДЖЕРА тоже было полно цитат и мемов

[@BlackDiamond2718]

I havent seen the last line as a meme. Would be nice to see one.

[@vladtheimpaler9577]

Imagine how this looks out of context. You'd think Thanos is the innocent victim.

[@willycrackspeed1318]

I mean bruce said he murdered trillions so...

[@markmac2206]

"1,500 year old illegal alien decapitates retired gardener."

[@DoryTheChowChow]

the media basically

[@jakemakes]

That right there is 90% of police bodycam footage

[@jakemakes]

@@revan552 Well start doing some research and watching the full videos and see

[@SAClassHunterZero]

So basically, Thanos quit the match after winning once and this is the avengers sending a nasty xbox live message to him.

[@thx4chrckingin]

Essentially, yeah

[@chrisbrochu3663]

XD

[@PeteTheGrouch]

Thanos won fair & square - the Avengers basically needed to resort to hacks in order to take the W.

[@chrisbrochu3663]

@@PeteTheGrouch ikr lol

[@lamerie6767]

that's why endgame was shit

[@KatriceMetaluna]

Imagine if the movie just ended right here. The credits start rolling and everyone is like... WTF?

[@Alcor151]

lmao

[@moeabdelhameed]

Well, thats probably the ending of infinity war to be precise but they decided to make the heroes lose this round and I gotta say it was a pretty good idea. I loved infinity war more than endgame.

[@RiveBassCovers]

And then they made us actually wait 5 whole years for the rest of the movie

[@jj-ce8bb]

@@RiveBassCovers no it was just one year

[@AverageFrenchPerson]

@@jj-ce8bbyou didn’t get what that comment meant. Imagine if they ended the movie here, but instead of the one year delay between movies, it was released in 2023, when Endgame happens in the timeline???

[@redz9112]

*"YOU MURDERED TRILLIONS!"* Thanos: *"lol just a prank bro"*

[@yak_own1180]

Understandable, have a great day

[@Gmal51]

🤦‍♀️Sorry thanos I don't take that joke likely after what you did Is to wiping out half the universe.

[@aashiv93]

Bruce: "LMFAO, rly fam? I mean, they turned to like dust or smthng." Thanos: "May b it was fr reals. IDK, lol. Whatevs."

[@ilhamsetiawan3050]

How can it be trillion,,human just beyond billion

[@shakoimnadze7604]

@@ilhamsetiawan3050 its not just humanity. He wiped out half the life on other planets and galaxies as well

[@maxwilliamson2906]

When Thor walks out the door. Perfect

[@MrSamoannn]

Yeah this pissed off Thor was epic. Wish we got to see him more of him this way in Endgame but we got fatboi

[@darthsidious2952]

@@MrSamoannn he thicc tho

[@seashley8931]

and the music matched it perfectly too

[@tailedgates9]

@@MrSamoannn I'm thinking what would happen if Thor and Clint switched places in how they dealt with the Snap. Clint becomes sad and depressed without his family, and Thor is the one to become dethatched, numbing his failure through battle....That probably would have been better, honestly. Lol

[@rohangeorge712]

@@tailedgates9 fax bro fax i liked this thor with this cool cut and that cape bro he looked so fcking cool and people keep tellling me endgame thor was powerful than infinity thor so imagine endgame thor not depresed and fat and with the same body, and still more powerful and we make someone else the fat boi, thast nice. but they somehow had to nerf thor. honestly it wasnt really necessary i think. like in infinity war thor was super powerful and they still lost, in endgame they didnt need to, they just wanted other heroes to shine... but they did thor dirty. even though he was funny. he can still be funny without looking like that. honestly im fine if he is depressed but the way he looked they did him dirty

[@yvan7324]

that score when Thor starts walking away maaan still gives me chills

[@nickb5337]

That’s exactly what I felt. My favorite part of the scene.

[@l00kaTuRdAdm8]

I feel so sorry for Thor. His people were all massacred by hela first then thanos. He had to to stand there an watch. His best friend has been stabbed, and his brother who they had been rivals up to now and proved himself worthy of being a brother to Thor died in a moment of greatness. He watched it happen as he say his mum and father die. He then sat there on his body mourning him. He survived the full blast of the power stone. He then forged stormbreaker, cam to wakanda and was thirsty for his revenge. He overpowered all six infinity stones from thanos and beat thanos. He had him at his mercy but his vengeance and feelings had got in the way and he paid the price. He knew he was the strongest avenger and that he was the only one who could stop him when he had all six but he failed non the less. That’s why his victory was no victory at all. His brother and heimdall died for nothing, as did his people. That’s why he so much pain, sadness and remorse when he said “I went for the head” he had truly failed and had felt so guilty and alone.

[@yusufabdo1730]

@@kaylaz6576 it’s so tuff million went to a couple thousand and the. Those thousands where cut in half and those half where cut into half again

[@ronaldrump5058]

@@yusufabdo1730 I believe the populations who were already wiped in half by Thanos before were sparred

[@lamerie6767]

and then with all his salt he just ran to an alternate universe as if nothing had happened

[@tokyotokyo3153]

I feel so sorry for thanos Thor is like a kid or a teenager no brain no kindness he kills a friendly old man who is a farmer

[@l00kaTuRdAdm8]

@@tokyotokyo3153 no he’s not. Read what I just said

[@slickperspective]

Checklist: 1. Attack the hut: ✔ 2. Lock him up: ✔ 3. Q&A session: ✔ 4. _You should aim for the head!_ : ✔

[@galaxymoonlqght3732]

5. Take a break for 5 years and then bring everyone back: check

[@a-a-ron4711]

acquire the stones: **X**

[@swordchannelfires]

@@a-a-ron47117. a plan for saving the world: ✅

[@serillian6742]

@@swordchannelfires 8. Let the Eternals handle the resulting mess and wait for all this to blow over. ; )

[@TheSecretMan1898]

@@serillian6742 9. Make sure thanos is dead.

[@wolfbrigade8042]

This was honestly the most terrifying scene in all of the MCU movies to me. To see Thanos that helpless and casually getting his arm cut off before getting beheaded... it felt incredibly surreal in cinemas to the point I thought this must have been an illusion.

[@mr.raslyon6626]

Right, just like nowhere, and Thanos is standing outside of the illusion watching with the stones. I thought the same thing.

[@doh-nc8ku]

This is how infinity war should have ended

[@blackirontarkus3156]

I think he let them kill him. No way Thanos would go down easily with a will to live.

[@darkshat3077]

@@blackirontarkus3156he did what had to be done, he didn’t care if he lived or not

[@MrSpriken]

@@blackirontarkus3156 He wasn't the same, as he even says in the scene, he used the stones to destroy the stones, and it nearly killed him. The gauntlet was fused with his hand and he was in really bad shape. Thanos fought with a purpose, and after accomplishing his goal that purpose was gone, he had no reason to try and fight.

[@avanishgvyas1992]

Watch 1:08 to 1:14 carefully. Love how Natasha eyes literally get tearful as she comes to the realization of what Thanos has done which would make the snap irreversible.

[@PierLuc111]

Just look at hulk's entrance... They made you believe for a second that he still had the stones

[@The8thblock]

the hulk wasnt there. banner was there. no hulk.

[@michaellarkin6168]

lazyartist Last iron hulk 😈

[@sng3939]

Yup I thought that too in the cinema

[@13thKingMu]

That's banner before him and hulk fused into 1. And yes banner and Hulk are different character and it already show in Infinity war that Banner have to use iron hulk suit to battle because hulk refused to work with him anymore after the first thanos fight

[@lumeanoastra1252]

Ikr. Thanos looked like he used space stone

[@DyspareEmbodied]

"I went for the head..." Easily the most chilling line in this movie. Simply because it's meaning is only known to Thor.

[@lijaniahsmith8294]

That shot where Thor walks out the house is so good

[@justjor2488]

Especially with the music

[@nebulous8389]

It's so crazy Thanos kind of looks like that one actor Josh Brolin

[@mikeoxmaul45]

🗿

[@galaxymoonlqght3732]

Hmmmmm maybe Josh Brolin voiced Thanos hmmmmmmm Probably not

[@Darkpathscanteachyou]

You really think that? I think he looks more like the guy who played the protagonist in the Oldboy remake, forgot his name

[@scpkidstv9749]

he looks like cable from Deadpool 2 too

[@chadtama.]

He's actually Josh Brolin

[@shivsharma4754]

The way that Thor says “I went for the head” . The regret in his voice is just brilliant acting and makes the scene so powerful.

[@victorrow]

One of the most shocking and at the same time satisfying moments in Marvel Cinematic Universe history. Definitely a WOW moment seeing first time in theaters over two years ago.

[@lyfizp4ain]

Legit got my mind wonder about what the fuck they would do now without the stones

[@youknowme9453]

What's sad is Thanos never got to eat his meal.

[@tokyotokyo3153]

Yeah I miss him he is a good guy and a good farmer angry teenagers killed him

[@neow6289]

Am i the only one who wanted to see what he would cook the ingredients into?

[@Comicedits39]

@@neow6289 it looked like he cooking some soup

[@Gmal51]

Well it might be sad if that's never got to eat his meal buddy knows what he did is wrong and that's why he doesn't get a chance and he knows why he screwed up and that what causes that situation to happen if he happened if he had thought about that Like with his future of eating his meal And that's why if he does not have the His infinity stones he is not gonna be safe for very long if he has not destroyed Is those stones then he'd be more likely to defend himself Just like what he does with The Avengers unfortunately unfortunately he thought he could Just sleep through that after what he did to one of them Superheroes people that they cared about That are closed to them guess what it's bound to happen and you know super heroes will not rest on that.

[@koolaideguyskillcount525]

@@Gmal51 I mean it may suck but overpopulation will kill the human race and any other race especially considering if there's enough life In a system a celestial wakes up and destroys everything so in the end all they really did is doom themselves just so they could feel better

[@MindfulnessGamer]

1:12 you can slowly see Black Widow start to lose her posture and can tell her emotions are getting to her with what happened. Great acting by Scarlett

[@Commanderziff]

The thing that bothers me most about this scene is wondering how the hell the Hulkbuster suit got underneath the floor. Does it burrow? It makes so much noise when it moves, how do you not hear that?

[@rampagepotato4307]

@Elijah Frost apparently it was an ambush. they've been there waiting for Thanos.

[@goldstarcwi]

It makes as much sense as Captain Marvel appearing randomly after Infinity War and having more power than all of the Avengers.

[@rampagepotato4307]

@@goldstarcwi superhero movies like these don't make much sense at all. thor,hulk,captain america etc. are powerful,yes. but in a war,their contribution is pretty much minimal. here we have intense scenes of them doing acrobatic moves and defeating a hundred of opponents by themselves. out of maybe a hundred thousand. that's like 0.1% of the enemy force yo.

[@goldstarcwi]

@@rampagepotato4307 Why are you ranting to me about this irrelevant nonsense?

[@rampagepotato4307]

@@goldstarcwi just sharing my observation. sorry if it sounded like a rant to you.

[@grilledleeks6514]

Thor saw a good moment for final words, and did the ultimate bro move for Thanos. What a guy.

[@tokyotokyo3153]

Yeah then angry teenagers killed him

[@E-3-28]

_"I used the stones to destroy the stones"_ Gets me every time.

[@SheldonAdama17]

“I used the stones to destroy the stones… and I made sure to spare John Wick’s dog.” Avengers: “Dang, he thought of everything!”

[@sithlord1051]

Every time I watch clips from these two films, I'm reminded what a great privilege it has been to be alive and see these characters brought to life so masterfully in such a moving, emotional way. These films, Infinity War and Endgame, are the pinnacle of superhero cinema.

[@wesley2508]

I like the idea that Thanos is so powerful he's never needed to lie.

[@Darth_Box]

Imagine if nebula was just lying about that statement and the stones were hidden beneath the campfire.

[@waltermalone216]

Thanos still needed to die.

[@Darth_Box]

@@waltermalone216 well obviously yes

[@faaizfathurrahman6152]

The fact that he can hold six of infinity stones and use it simultaneously twice, proves he is one of the strongest beings in the universe

[@zackjenkins5836]

I remember watching this movie opening night and how impactful these scenes were to watch the characters we grew to know and love over the years go through such struggle and hardships. The Russo Bros really know how to tell a story.

[@NtoTheM]

0:13 His arm is crippled and drained of strength beyond imagination, yet he still slowly overpowers Cpt. Marvel's leg hold with it. Thanos is a bit of a problem.

[@moxyblackfiddler]

That's the writer's way to make it seem like he's trying to use the Guantlet. As if he still had the Stones.

[@LeonBoricuaPR]

Tyrant

[@slyguythreeonetwonine3172]

You talking about that random stage hand that snuck into one shot?

[@itszain6317]

Because she's a women and thanos is a man

[@daveagard1884]

@@itszain6317 go play in traffic

[@nimarus3118]

I somehow get the feeling that, after the snap, Thanos would have been a much better father to Gamora and Nebula. Like if he ran into them on that garden planet and they were little kids, he would have been a better father. He found them when he was on his life's mission, so it was "Help Daddy with his job" or...well, there was no other choice. Even how he acted, you could feel like he changed. Like he might have spent a lot of time reflecting on his choices in life.

[@lezzei]

yep, now that his goal was completed he was willing to just spend the rest of his days chilling and obviously didn't care about death at this point either. it's so rough because you can tell just from how he treats nebula here he maybe would've atoned for what he did, intentionally or not.

[@tokyotokyo3153]

Thanos is a good guy he wants only love and peace

[@neow6289]

@@tokyotokyo3153 Thanos is neither good nor bad, he had a goal that's for the greater good but the process of it was horrifying

[@eric4369]

@@lezzei Well, he would have TRIED to atone for what he did. Can't really atone for murdering trillions.

[@lezzei]

@@eric4369 i meant atone for treating nebula poorly.

[@TommyRayzer]

This scene was sad in a number of ways but the bit that hit me hardest was Thanos finally seeing Nebula in a positive light, giving some kind words to her only for neither to get to enjoy the moment for a second longer.

[@crossedwingedairguard5539]

I love how porch is played as thor walks out the door. Dramatized, of course, but still the song that encapsulated the completion of thanos' plan. Perfect

[@BigmanHagfish]

Incredible how 1000 memes were made from this scene alone

[@jamesburton.3336]

@illspeedlaunch _YT he means the actual memes not the templates

[@jamesburton.3336]

@illspeedlaunch _YT guess your reading comprehension is low

[@knowledgeinanutshell1027]

Thanos' last words #1 (2018 Thanos)- 'I AM INEVITABLE!' then Thor beheads him. Thanos' last words #2 (2014 Thanos)- 'I AM INEVITABLE' then Iron Man snaps and he turns into dust.

[@hugoyuugo1300]

0:04 when you open your curtains or shutters in front of daylight in the morning.

[@jordanlimos1208]

The look fo guilt on Thor’s face when he kills him. Thor didn’t know what to do when he finally said that, he felt the whole universe rested upon his shoulder when he failed to stop Thanos’s snap.

[@anthonyhenderson3625]

I wish we could see Thor dealing with depression after losing everyone in his life rather than being over weight

[@Wariotime-23o]

@@anthonyhenderson3625I mean, when Thor was overweight, he WAS dealing with depression. His depression made him turn to food and drinks to become overweight

[@bestboi2945]

Can we just appreciated how epic thor looked when leaving the hut

[@martyschriver]

Poor Thor. Survivor's guilt really did a number on him

[@hasanmorshed9632]

Nah poor nebula was a out to get a compulent from her father, then thor 😒

[@andyabdullah3324]

After knowing Natasha's backstory (in Black Widow movie and Hawkeye series), this scene hit really hard for her. She probably knew that her sister and her family also dusted in the snap. After knowing that Thanos had reduced the stones into nothing but atoms, she probably get very emotional and sadness as seen in this clip.

[@zenfreak7241]

Exactly. I like Tor honk that the reason she sacrificed herself so readily in Endgame was so that Yelena could come back at all costs. I loved the Black Widow movie and the insight it gave to us about Nat’s past and her family.

[@oniplus4545]

it is in fact, shown in the movie, she broke down in tears around 15 minutes later when she thinks that no one is around, not just probably, she do feel very emotional and sad about the whole ordeal

[@Suicidal_Soy_Sauce]

It's wild that Ant Man is basically the hero in all of this. When he came back, everything to restore the Universe came into place.

[@user-vo1yu6hb1v]

2:33 The most epic breakdown ever

[@nando6583]

0:26 when your team made all the work and you just come class

[@unknownguy2051]

0:36 that one homework that you forgot to do

[@tommyboygames]

Thor was broken at the realization that they’d truly lost

[@margaretpritchet]

"You murdered trillions" Ya, that was the point...

[@andrewtran6669]

What made Thanos such a great villain was how honorable he was. Respecting Stark, and then sparing his life after getting the Time Stone, and destroying the stones since he didn't want them for himself. He used the stones for his purpose (despite it being messed up) and when he was done he disposed of them

[@StopBanningMaStuff]

Is it messed up though? In this universe its not infinite space, the universe has a set size and was on a death spiral of overconsumption. In reality hes right, and on top of that the stones gave them a painless death all at once.

[@justicaar]

I think about this scene all the time...them working together to pin him down, his weak but satisfied look knowing he succeeded, Nebula vouching for his truthfulness and her looking away when he shows a shred of kindness, Thor immediately decapitating him upon realizing he is of no use anymore (and getting revenge for all he lost), Nebula closing his eyes, and the music swelling as Thor walks away. Such a raw scene, wish I could rewind time and see Endgame in the theater for the first time again.

[@slacktrack7118]

Captain Marvel can wrap her arms around me any day. I was so jealous of Thanos right there.

[@TheSecretMan1898]

Bruh you'd be dead before you get to experience that.

[@basantashrestha2625]

2:34 Thor actually looks like a King. Walks like a king. Majestic.

[@TheFlutecart]

Brilliant story telling. Wild how exposed every character is at this moment. Like a raw nerve. All the cool is blown. Our hero's vanquish the enemy but still fail to win the day. Avengers is really put together well. I am ENTERTAINED!!

[@Reliavl]

1:19 When you used the stones to destroy the stones

[@lucysteel2686]

Relatable

[@ckenshin3841]

The nothing but a temptation line is interesting because it implies that Thanos had sometimes wavered between thinking he was right and wrong about his plan. So instead of giving in to his weakness he instead destroyed the stones.

[@MasteroChieftan]

I didnt think of it at the time, but how brilliant to have it come down to the OG 6, then to Tony and Nat, to give one final go and save the universe. They could have snapped anyone and made anything work, but it HAD to be the og 6. Everything comes from them.

[@alexeton]

The MCU will never again reach the heights of Endgame,From IronMan to Endgame as a DC Comics Fanboy,I have to admit the movies were awesome.An 11 year spell(2008-2019) never to be equalled.

[@Sniping-Sniper]

When Galactus drops, don't crap yourself

[@Comicedits39]

@@Sniping-Sniper I doubt he’s ever gonna come

[@lll_Number_One]

No Way Home 🤭

[@555droid6]

Something about that blurred shot of Thor walking out just gets me every time

[@bryansang5569]

"I'm inevitable" love wen he always say those words

[@MistVBN]

Thors cape 🤤

[@tokyotokyo3153]

Thanos 🤤 xxx

[@itsrafbravo]

Wtf?

[@lightningshy5287]

I actually teared up in the theater when Thor said “I went for the head.” You know? 😢

[@yassinkamel.]

hey .. me 2 .. me 2. hope ur safe and healthy.

[@TheProtagonist2020]

Well, he’s too late. Thanos won already.

[@carter98nc]

I really enjoyed these movies. I kinda wish they would stop nerfing Thor's powers though. In this scene, Thor is no joke. Strong, fast and committed. In Love and Thunder, it seems like his strength is neutered against Gorr.

[@moviehermit5631]

0:14 at first, you think he’s using the stones to raise the ground up, we then learn otherwise

[@thegamerator10]

I love the remix of Porch that plays after Thanos dies. It's soul-crushing, letting you know just how badly the Avengers lost and that (for the time being) everyone Thanos killed with the Snap will stay dead.

[@user-vo1yu6hb1v]

2:02 "Vengeance has consumed him"

[@ankittripathi5329]

2:26 - HERE COMES THE GOOSE BUMPS

[@arthurbailon5851]

I like how Thanos reflexes still good to the point to see Thor swigging his weapon and chopping his head.

[@r15kyify]

"You shoulf be grateful" If you think about it, Thanos is the ungrateful one, after everything he did

[@four1sixraps]

That's one of the worst feelings, knowing that your enemy is dead but still lost.

[@Zii_Vii]

Thor randomly lobbing his head off caught me so off guard in the theatre. As a movie buff I think this moment and how infinity war ended were done perfectly because it made the entirety of the plot from then on unpredictable. I was just sat there, mouth open like.... 😳Uhhhh???? It was so... Definitive. Thor ended the conversation AND my theories for the plot with a PERIOD. In the moment I felt like it was anticlimactic, but looking back I realize what this achieved for the movie as a whole.

[@marcink.7645]

Thanos: "Reduced to atoms" Ant-Man: "Fine, I will shrink to atoms and bring them back!"

[@wanderlustwarrior]

Not everyone wants to see their family members get AXED, *Thor!*

[@alphyishere]

nebula kind of wanted thanos to die for a while now

[@CitrazmRS]

You do realized the same thing happened to Thor and it's much worse than what nebula has whitnessed

[@justarandomguyoninternet3802]

@@CitrazmRS this.....true

[@iamchrispaezjr]

The Avengers: “Where are the stones?” Thanos: “Gone. Reduced to atoms.” Ant-Man: “Atoms you say?” Thanos: “FUC-

[@Shadow_2055]

LMAOO Thor chops Thanos head off in front of his “daughter”😂😂😂😭😭😭!!!

[@tcoi187]

In the end, even Thanos developed as a character. He went from an evil arrogant conqueror to a more rational and humane guy, who even destroyed the stones to avoid temptation. That's a strong mind.

[@James--Parker]

Job assignments: Captain Marvel, Warmachine, and Banner: Restrain him Thor: Cut off his arm Captain America and Black Widow: Look real badass walking in

[@flying_gorilla8069]

Rocket: Flip over the gauntlet

[@dcspidey1218]

Despite what he did this is ironically the less evil version of thanos due to this version of thanos being the only version not to keep the stones

[@thomasnielsen8904]

1:55 kids look away this was meant to be from Disney right ?

[@SpoR8X]

This is marvel movie not a Disney one

[@Elfaia]

Love how rocket immediately knew what happened when he saw the stones missing.

[@jordanmortensen6768]

His finally moment was realizing his mistakes for his daughter.

[@xaviergrenway8500]

I love Steve's coming on stage so much despite being not a monster like the others the impression he gives off during this moment makes me so excited it's incredible