Avengers: Endgame (PART 2/2) Film Reaction | FIRST TIME WATCHING

[@glennwelsh9784]

Also, Hulk did not reverse time when he snapped. If Infinity War took place in 2018, then the present year in Endgame is 2023. He brought back everyone who had turned to dust in 2018. So for all those people who returned, it appears to them as if they instantly skipped over those five years. That also means that all those returned people didn't age five years older.

[@57kwest]

They never got Covid!

[@39Hundred]

@@57kwest 😂

[@jaycobherr8996]

Lmao they can’t follow a simple storyline

[@dineshs3575]

What if the people who were traveling in a plane disappeared and reappeared on the same spot

[@zanescalia]

bro imagine you and your gf are 15, she vanishes, then returns, still 15 but youre now 20 lol

[@balerion77]

20:47 Guys , ODIN put a spell on Mjolnir but there's NO SPELL ON STORMBREAKER.

[@alexlandsbergs]

most morons dont understand that detail.

[@Paul-br]

I've watched dozens of reactions to this movie and everyone gets that wrong. Like do people think that no one can pick up Thor's toothbrush either? Lol

[@alexgonzalez-fn9jb]

That detail is what separates good reactors from great reactors lol

[@lordmortarius538]

Stormbreaker was initially meant to be a contingency plan to STOP Thor should he ever get out of control (hence the name), commissioned by Odin as well.

[@VanezBane]

"Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor" is the original enchantment in the comics. means cap should be able to control storms like Thor too. at least it was like that for the lady Jane. but it is slightly different in the movies also Stormbreaker was originally Beta Ray Bills replica Mjolnir but yeah no spells on Stormbreaker, just master Eitris blacksmithing talents

[@IO_Darren]

In the first Avengers movie. Steve to Tony : " you're not the kind of guy to make the sacrafice play" Tony to Steve : "everything special about you came out of a bottle" But in the end, Tony makes the ultimate sacrafice play, and Steve was truly WORTHY.

[@Short_N_Simple]

They both peeked out & then swapped by Marvel in next series

[@troubleondemand7703]

Tony made 'the sacrifice play' in The OG Avengers movie as well, he just ended up surviving.

[@jeremyrdlamaxima7052]

@@troubleondemand7703fax

[@johngreen6521]

The 1st Avenger movie, he actually cut the wire by sending the nuke through the wormhole. He made the full sacrifice play this time for real.

[@NoseBleedSanjiTV]

Cap been worthy lmao

[@SunCrushr]

She couldn't see that Doctor Strange gave Thanos the stone because the Ancient One can't see anything in time past her death. They covered that in Doctor Strange.

[@Lions1986]

they dont pay attention to shit

[@glennwelsh9784]

There was no end-credits scene because they wanted the movie to feel like a real ending and not just existing to set up some future movie, which has been a criticism levied against some of the less consequential MCU movies up to that point.

[@jawbone78]

And has never been more true than in literally every MCU thing since this. It's just all setup now, in some cases for stuff that they're never going to pay off because it was so awful they're cancelling threads left and right. It's like they completely forgot what made the pre-Infinity War movies so successful (hint: it wasn't the setups and crossovers and references).

[@PhilBagels]

@@jawbone78 Yep. And even in "MCU-adjacent" movies. The second Venom movie (Something something something Carnage) was utterly pointless, and only existed for the post-credit scene, which turned out to be nothing more than a set-up for another post-credit scene. And supposedly that's a set-up for something else that hasn't happened yet, and might not ever.

[@MattPerk7]

They still put that beautiful Easter egg at the very end of the credits, though. Very appropriate. It's so subtle yet so profound.

[@glennwelsh9784]

The irony of the line "No amount of money ever bought a second of time" coming from a man who used his wealth to create a time machine to tell his deceased father the same advice his father told him. Also basically a causal loop. And no, Nebula did not know about Red Skull and the "everlasting exchange" to acquire the Soul Stone. All she knew was that Thanos and Gamora went to Vormir to get the stone and only Thanos came back. She wasn't there on Vormir to learn what really happened. She likely assumed that Gamora fought Thanos to try preventing him from getting the stone and died in battle. So Nebula couldn't warn Clint and Nat that one of them needed to die because she simply did not know.

[@PhilBagels]

Yes, and even Gamora didn't know until she got there with Thanos. All she knew was that it was on Vormir, but not the price to get it.

[@BemkyWatchesBuffy]

It was meta.. Tony understood the irony of his father's wisdom... Tony could buy time for everyone but himself

[@Parallaxus]

If it helps ease the mind, Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans had a long term contract starting with their individual first movies, running up for a fixed number of movies, which Endgame was the last, and they both decided not to extend their offered contracts. This had been public information before Endgame came out, so many fans predicted that one or both of their characters would be killed off. So they DID choose this, and I can't think of a better way to send off our two most central Avengers. Tony saved the universe by sacrificing himself, and Steve got to go back in time and live the life with Peggy that was taken from him initially. It was a great great movie. The portals scene is my favorite movie scene in all of cinema history. Endgame really was the pinnacle of the greatness of the MCU. Great reaction. Enjoyed!

[@daitommasino911]

HOWWWW did you guys not cry in this movie?!? I’ve watched it over 50 times and i still cry every time 😭🥺🤷🏼‍♀️

[@folcotook3049]

Nebula didn't know specifically that the Soul Stone required a sacrifice, just that Gamora died there. Branching timelines.... welcome to the beginning of the multiverse. For me, Thanos and Zemo are the two best Marvel villains. Both have motivations that, while misguided, are understandable. I like that you caught some of the callbacks. One subtle one that is my favorite is between Tony and Peter Parker. In every other movie and up until the end of this movie, Peter always called Tony "Mr. Stark." After Tony has done the snap and is dying, one of the last things Peter says to him is "Tony." He also apologizes (just as he did when he dusted in Infinity War) for failing, because Peter always takes on all the responsibility even when it isn't all his to take.

[@alanj4864]

The ending and Tony's death hurt even more when you grew up with these movies and watched them thru the years, MCU from the first movie to endgame was peak cinema, I hope MCU can go back on track

[@phtevenj]

Fun Fact : when Capt America moved the hammer in age of ultron he only didnt pick it up because he was worried about Thors FEELINGS 🤣

[@MiamiJamrockSpice]

Yeah, he could have picked it up from then. He was just being humble.

[@MUSBFRANK]

@@Tom-Mac1975 Nope, it's already been confirmed that he could've lifted the hammer if he wanted to, he didn't want to take anything away from Thor's pride by showing him up, thus he didn't lift it all the way, you can either lift it or you can't, there is no partial lifting or moving Mjolnir, you can't be partially worthy, you're either worthy or not.

[@MUSBFRANK]

@@Tom-Mac1975 Why, did the writers pass out comic books to the actors, or is that the way they scripted the scene, an explanation from the Russo brothers is all I need, you know, the directors of the movie where Cap lifted Mjolnir, also by Josh Whedon when Cap budged it. 🤔

[@MUSBFRANK]

@@Tom-Mac1975 "you posers"?! Thats your retort, bwahahaha, on today's episode of "becoming butthurt, the Marvel edition", geez are you that sensitive over pushing a debunked Marvel fans theory of Cap being almost worthy due to the fact he didn't disclose the info to Tony on how his parents died, childish. The op was simply stating a fact to what both directors have stated to be true to the "MOVIE", this has nothing to do with the comics and your 80 years of source material, lol, and since you're the comic book king, you should damn well know that directors and writers change scenes/dialog/characters all the time due to either creativity, their storyline, or sometimes that original source just doesn't translate well into a realistic movie scenario. Anyhow, since this bothers you (the comic book king) so much, I'm going to go ahead and assume that Caps first attempt at wielding Mjolnir, he only partially moves it in the comics, and he only does so because he's burden by the secret of Tony's parents death, thus he cannot fully lift it until he reveals this info to Stark, so I'm hopeful that in the 80 years of source material, this scenario is in there somewhere, right? 😏

[@tigerclaw969]

@@Tom-Mac1975 its easy to know this about mjolnir just by watching the movies and watching like 1 explanation video. The people who made the movie confirmed what the other guy said so u kinda just getting mad trying to prove smth thats not true lmao

[@OmegaS-117]

Seeing cap wielding the hammer was so epic

[@ShaunDell.]

I hope you watch Loki and WandaVision too. 🙂

[@forgottenson3411]

And Falcon and The Winter Soldier & Moon Knight!

[@misterisak]

@@forgottenson3411moon knight was soo good

[@forgottenson3411]

@@misterisak A tier show!

[@mikeycarbis6536]

I hope you don’t what poor suggestions 😂 both dead series like the end of the marvel franchise clutching at straws react to something good like interstellar or the Nolan Batman trilogy something good not this bs 😂

[@ShaunDell.]

@@mikeycarbis6536 cry more

[@mikepeters807]

It's a misconception that Nebula would have known the soul stone situation. Not even Gamora knew that. Neb probably assumed Gamora died trying to prevent Thanos from getting it.

[@chairofthebored]

Good catch on Hope calling Steve "Cap" after making fun of Scott for it, most ppl miss it Other little tiny details in a similar vein you may have missed: Tchalla calling Hawkeye "Clint", since when they first met he said he didnt care who Clint is. The song Steve and Peggy dance to is the same one playing when Nick Fury broke into Steve's apartment. The teen standing at the funeral is the same kid from Iron Man 3

[@addisonsmith9688]

Was just thinking "when will they drop part 2. Let me check" 8 minutes ago! Thats when!

[@lordmortarius538]

Yep, that IS Pepper Potts, wearing the Rescue Armor that Tony made for her.

[@TheCkent100]

Think back to "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" when Steve visits Peggy. She says "you came back". Everyone thought that was a sign of dementia. Now, we know that it wasn't dementia at all. It was Peggy telling Steve that he would come back to her, without actually telling him that it was a decision he would make in the future.

[@PhilBagels]

Which raises the question of what "Future Steve" was doing all that time he was with Peggy, while "Past Steve" was still frozen in the ice, and eventually revived to resume being Captain America. Presumably, he had to keep his existence completely secret. I suppose he could have done some "undercover" superhero work, at least during the 50's and 60's, and maybe even through the 90's or so, depending on how slowly he ages with the super-soldier serum in him. And then, during the events of the MCU movies, he was just an old guy married to old Peggy, but still keeping the secret that he was really THE Steve Rogers. Peggy mentions being married, saying that Cap was responsible for her meeting the man who would eventually become her husband, but no one ever tracks down who that is. Turns out it was Steve the whole time, but they couldn't let that be publicly known so as not to mess up the time line.

[@39Hundred]

According to the directors, back in Age Of Ultron, as the Avengers were trying to lift Mjolnir, when Cap realized he COULD lift it, he only moved it a tiny bit on purpose because he didn’t want to embarrass Thor. That shows how much of a nice guy Cap is. 😂

[@LowSteaksGaming]

Yeah but this theory sucks compared to the “he wasn’t truly worthy till he came clean about Tonys parents”…It’s deeper and less cheesy than “cap was trying to be nice”….the Russos despite directing the movies kinda have 2 bad takes regarding things that happen in them. Truth it they didn’t write them and have no claim to what is actually canon

[@nomadman5288]

@@LowSteaksGaming Except he didn't know about Bucky's involvedment with the murder of Tony's parents in Age of Ultron. He only knew they had been killed by Hydra.

[@zi326]

@@LowSteaksGaming No your "having to come clean to Tony" theory is actually a lot more cheesy

[@lazerx1828]

Wow, just wow. The combination of a lack of empathy and lack of understanding of what you're watching and context clues is truly fascinating. Good luck to both of you.

[@lynjones2461]

You said exactly what I was thinking I've never watched a reaction video so devoid of any emotion I don't think they ever cracked a smile !!!!

[@F0CKSTR0T]

I'm about to go comment on the Iron Man video warning new viewers. They're still watching MCU stuff even after this and I can't help but think why. They both acted with utter confusion to both Steve with the hammer and to the blip. Rather than just giving up early on and reacting to different kinds of movies they just watch these like they're studying for a test. I understand these movies are not for everyone but I'm just confused as to why they're trying to make a buck with these instead of movies they may actually enjoy.

[@F0CKSTR0T]

Also the guessing every possible outcome of every single scene regardless of it it's obvious or not is wild. I think that indicates more than a lack of taste for these movies and more a general apathy towards movies in general. Because the quickfire rate at which they chatter and guess is definitely something they do with every single film.

[@Lions1986]

no joke, ive seen this movie many many many times and i still get choked up at the end. They sat through it like it was nothing. They did that through the whole MCU reactions

[@aspirer47]

You guys can Watch The X-Men Franchise too now because they are planning to connect MCU with them through their multiverse saga.

[@coreypohlman8539]

this is a really smart suggestion. After disney bought fox they've been hinting at connecting the universes and now that deadpool and wolverine is coming soon absolutely revisit the xmen movies

[@chairofthebored]

The reason you saw shirley, the dean, chang, abed as cameos throughout the MCU is because the directors (the Russo brothers) got their big break directing Cap: Winter Soldier And they only got CA:WS because of their work directing the paintball episodes in Community So really, the Russos are just paying back the cast of Community

[@SupaSoup]

Nebula just said Thanos murdered Gamora on Vormir, not that he had to sacrifice her to get the Soul Stone. There is no way she could have had that information.

[@PhilBagels]

Thanos said, "I had to." And Quill replied, "No you didn't." But there's no way anyone there could have known what "I had to" meant.

[@JoshBlackesh]

Tristan, the 'Vanished' were just re-snapped to present time after being dusted 5 years earlier so in a way they are time travelers or were like Cap only they slept for 5 years instead of 70 depending how you wanna look at it.

[@Andrew04291]

“Doesn’t matter what you did or what you were. If you go out there, you fight and you fight to kill. Stay in here you’re good, but if you step out that portal, you are an Avenger.” Also - that sound at the end of the credits is Tony forging the Mark-I in that cave somewhere in Afghanistan.

[@namjoonswife3300]

R.I.P. TONY 😢😢 YOU'LL ALWAYS BE ONE OF MY FAVORITES AND YOU'LL ALWAYS BE MISSED🙏🏽🙏🏽

[@FelixArizmendi555]

10 years of building a universe end in this movie for some characters, I hope Marvel can give us movies of this level again.😎😎😎😎

[@PhilBagels]

I'm sure they can, but they haven't so far. OK, that's a bit harsh. There's been one movie of comparable quality in phase 4, and one in phase 5. And I don't mean of comparable quality to Endgame, but to phases 1-3 as a whole.

[@Mohammed-gc1xt]

​@PhilBagels Yes There Are Some, No Way Home, Loki, Wandavision, Shang-Chi And Guardians 3 Are Honestly Very Good Projects That I Feel Like Has The Quality Of The First 3 Phases

[@roystoyscomics1361]

In the Avengers comic books Jarvis was the Butler/Major Domo of the Stark household. First Serving Howard and Maria Stark, then Tony. The building was later renamed the Avengers Mansion. So Jarvis ended up helping the other Avengers who lived there with any mundane concerns. In the MCU Jarvis was the Chauffeur and Butler for Howard and Maria. Tony named his A.I. Jarvis as he had fond memories of his services rendered as he was growing up. 😂 That's not just Pepper Potts. She's wearing the "Rescue" armor that Tony made her for their wedding anniversary. 😂 Sadly they did not save everybody. Natasha is dead, Vision is still destroyed, present Gamora is dead, present Loki is dead, Heimdall is dead. Past Nebula is dead. Past Gamora is alive and present Nebula is alive. Past Loki is...elsewhere. you will have to watch the Loki show to find out his fate. But first... WandaVision. 😮

[@rashadwalker8218]

Tristan: WHAT IS GOIN ON

[@E71]

22:15 Love the Captain America: Winter Soldier callback: "on your left".

[@SublimelyGreen]

Ya'll missed the post credits bit that brought Phase 1-3 full circle. While there was no scene, if you listen closely(or turn the volume up), you'll hear it... Also, while this is the last Avengers released, future Avengers with new members will be released. Lastly, as sad as Tony's death was, Strange could have easily turned back time for just Tony, like he did with the apple, like Thanos did for Vision. But, ya know, the whole self sacrifice thing because "drama."

[@soramirez5473]

bringing back an eaten apple doesnt quite have the same ramifications as undoing the snapping of infinity stones.

[@tomhardy2099]

Time stone cannot heal a damage done by the infinity gauntlet .

[@SublimelyGreen]

@@soramirez5473 Sure. But it wouldn't undo the snap's effect. The effect of Tony's snap would have still happened - Thanos and troops gone, and rewinding only Tony(like Thanos did with Vision), would only effect Tony, and could be done before Tony snaps, which would bring previously dead Tony to minutes post Tony's death.

[@SublimelyGreen]

@@tomhardy2099 First, that is not explicitly stated as a limitation within the MCU. Second, semantics - it's not the Infinity Gauntlet, it's Tony's Nanobots/suit. Third, while a Russo has noted that Infinity damage cannot be undone, his intentions are not clearly stated IN the MCU. He could say anything,"Tony and Spidey were seccretly bumpin' uglies, now you all have to accept that." Trying to change something in-universe from out-universe after the fact it has been released is an,"Oopsie, I need a reason to fix this plot hole, the sad ending to stay sad, and end the character because this actor's contract is up." Lastly, Infinity damage has been proven, within the MCU, to not be permanent. While the various TV series are not films("cinematic"), they take place within the MCU and are cannon. In She-Hulk, which has been proven to take place after Endgame, Smart Hulk is fine and has no "permanent" Infinity damage, thus negating the out-universe retroactive retcon attempt, and sealing in-universe cannon that Infinity damage is not permanent.

[@tomhardy2099]

@@SublimelyGreen I meant infinity stones . And it has been stated that any mortal who weilds them will die . Hulk is an exception because of his enhancement .

[@camposnw10]

The coolest change from the comics was Jarvis being an AI instead of the butler. Now seeing that Jarvis was Howard’s butler that Tony used the name and voice for his personal AI is pretty cool as well

[@havok6280]

Carol Danvers briefly dated Peter in the comics. The "Hey, Peter Parker..." was a nod to that...

[@torontomame]

I gotta say, as a gay man, the way Brie Larson as Carol Danvers said "Hey Peter Parker" had thinking I could be bi. 😂

[@thirteenthandy]

That's cool, I didn't know that.

[@carladavis1473]

I didn't know that

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

But in this Universe, this Carol is more older and dosent fit with Tom Holland

[@havok6280]

@@patriciaalvareztostado8170 so? Doesn't mean it isn't a reference to the comics.

[@OmegaS-117]

Seeing everyone return at 22:11 made me cry

[@konnor2588]

LMAO

[@annahood4083]

Yup I cried again! Never fails

[@Uniව්ලොග්]

Please continue with the MCU movies plus wandavision and loki and the falcon and winter soldier

[@Jedi4Life-u5y]

It has been a blast witnessing you both become MCU fans. Thanks for the journey! Looking forward to your reactions for Loki and Hawkeye. Keep up the great work!

[@Seshen77]

It was such a pleasure and a joy to watch you guys start the first one and reserve judgment until after the first movie. lol I think we all knew it was just a matter of time that you guys were full on invested emotionally like we all were. It was great to see your reactions! I seen every movie in theaters on the day and the waiting a year plus for the next one to come out was just down right cruel. lol Lower your expectations for the next installments (after spiderman) and you'll be ok. Thanks for sharing your reactions! :)

[@havok6280]

Odin put the spell on the hammer. He didn’t put it on the ax. Anyone can pick up Stormbreaker.

[@alexgonzalez-fn9jb]

Well, anyone with decent strength lol. Shit looks heavy af 😂

[@friedrice7876]

Anyone with the strength

[@ghostface0927]

To answer your questions on "how the glove works". The infinity stones when put together can literally do anything the user wants. Its only weakness is it only works in the universe it was created in. In the movies it puts a lot of stress on the user but in the comics it doesnt have any negative effects on the user. the only person who is more powerful than the infinity stones is "the one above all" who is essentially god in the marvel universe. The stones have no effect on him and he is more powerful than them in raw power. He doesn't really intervene at all but he can stop anything

[@baknights14]

9:29 for those that didn't have the captions on during this scene you missed a pretty big namedrop. That shield agent is telling Peggy "Braddock's unit has been stopped by lightning strikes". Braddock is Brian Braddock who becomes Captain Britain. His family has made a huge impact in Marvel comics his older twin sister Betsy later joins the X-Men as Psylocke, Brian later helps found Excalibur with former members of the X-Men and the Captain Britain comics helps introduce the British version of Shield which is STRIKE. So thats a pretty important namedrop that i wish they would have let everyone hear and made me so happy to see as a Captain Britain fan.

[@debbiethompson3460]

I went to see this when it first came out on opening night. No one really knew what was gonna happen, so there was lots of cheering and crying in the audience. This is one of those movies I wish I could experience for the first time again. It was probably one of the most exciting movies I'd ever seen in a theater. To be honest, there's only a few more really good MCU movies to be seen. Obviously, there's the next Spiderman. But, also Shang-Chi and Guardians Vol. 3. So glad to have gone of this Marvel adventure along with you both!!

[@Mr.Prufrock]

We are in the Endgame now!

[@coltaine503]

There were a lot of call back to the previous MCU movies (a lot mentioned below). My favorite is when Tony hugs Peter on the battlefield. Remember back in Holland's original Spiderman movie Peter and Tony are sitting in car. Tony leans over Peter to open the door and Peter mistakes it for a hug. Tony says 'we're not there yet'. That is why the hug hits the way it does.

[@harrison4473]

23:38 I love that in every Avengers movie, Thor and Cap have a quick conversation while in the heat of battle

[@jordannagel2683]

Like fun easter egg, if you remember Tony's nightmare dream at the beginning of age of ultron about being attacked by thanos again, caps shield is broken in the exact same way as when thanos breaks it

[@thirteenthandy]

There are so many fantastic moments to still look forward to. Wandavision is in my opinion possibly the best thing Marvel Studios ever produced. Spider-Man No Way Home, Guardians 3, Black Panther Wakanda Forever, Loki, Falcon & Winter Soldier, Hawkeye, Daredevil. So so many moments still to come. Endgame is absolutely the end of an era, the Infinity Saga, but it's by no means the end of greatness.

[@luiscolin2021]

This was Stan lee's last cameo

[@666blackcarbon9]

Don’t give up on Marvel🙏🏽 This is the cream of the crop MCU, but the story does go on and there are some really good movies left plus tv shows. Hope yall continue✌🏾💜

[@rickykozak58]

They just really need to see Loki, that’s all I really care about

[@OzoneGamerStation]

@@rickykozak58just Loki? Uh no. Let them react to all and make their own thoughts on them.

[@rickykozak58]

@@OzoneGamerStation I didn’t suggest they should only react to Loki. I literally just said that I only REALLY care about them reacting to Loki. I’d actually be thrilled if they continued with all of them

[@riftwalker9296]

This movie is a cavalcade of callbacks. You noticed Wasp calling Steve Cap, but here are some others. When Spider-Man is explaining what had happened and Tony hugged him was a callback to Homecoming where Peter though Tony was hugging him, but he said we're not there yet. When Clint is running with the gauntlet Black Panther calls him by name which is a callback to Civil War where Clint tried to introduce himself but Black Panther said I don't care. Pepper wearing the Rescue suit called back to earlier in the film where his daughter is wearing the helmet and Tony says your mom never wears anything I get her. Also Old Cap gives Sam the shield because he's a good man, the same thing he was told when he was picked to be the first super soldier. I'm sure there's some I'm leaving out or forgetting, but it gives you an idea.

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Tony and Nat are 2 prime examples of the price of freedom. They both chose death for the sake of others. Whereas, Steve chose life (Steve: "I think we both need to get a life". Nat: "You first".). As hard as it was to watch, they tied everything up quite profoundly, if not perfectly.

[@SmokinDroFrayser]

Peak MCU but there is more to come

[@bubbashore6450]

It took 10 years and 23 movies to pay off in Endgame. Now marvel is introducing a lot of new characters and laying seeds for a new epic. Also a lot of fans are disappointed because the single character movies aren't as epic as Infinity War and Endgame. I have confidence that they will be able to weave a great epic out of these new beginnings. We just need to be patient.

[@curtmc]

@@bubbashore6450No way home already proved so many people wrong. People just can’t be patient any more. We waited 10 years for the true payoff and they skipped straight to Endgame and now they’re “fans”

[@VColossalV]

@@curtmc Not exactly, people enjoyed most of the movies in phases 1-3. The drop in quality is undeniable, even though there are still gems here and there. The Infinity Saga was a cohesive story and relatively easy to follow, Phase 4-5 is a complete mess, all over the place.

[@evanchristman2776]

When Steve danced with Peggy I cried

[@cabbage_cat]

The Stormbreaker wasn't enchanted by Odin's spell that's why Thanos was able to catch it

[@bradleybradley4363]

Odin placed an enchantment on Mjolnir, that only someone who was “worthy” could lift and use it. But there was no such enchantment placed on Stormbreaker. Anyone with sufficient strength can pick it up.

[@S.m1115]

The travel they did wasn't really to the past but to a parallel universe that was in a different time period.(That's what Hulk tried to explain Scott,and that's why Thanos dying in their present, and anything they did in there doesn't really affected anything.) The mjolnir reads if the person who tries to pick it up is having selfless thoughts and a strong will AT THE MOMENT OF TRYING, that's why Steve was able this time. (There's actually plenty of characters including Tony who has used the hammer at some point...) About this feeling like the end of something... The MCU definitely works using a big story with three different acts. (those were the three first phases) This didn't had post credits because it was literally the end of the third act in the 'Infinty saga'... From here forward,the MCU starts a different saga, starting by the 1st act again. (phase 4) Where the focus it's in introducing the future characters and backgrounds. There's definitely mixed opinions, and a very divided fan base, and that's for many "reasons" but mostly it's: People expecting the next projects to have huge events that can compare to an avenger movie,complaining about the pace slowing down,asking all the time about the avengers, complaining about female protagonists.(Even if there's still a lot of males too) People complaining also about the MCU expanding into different cultures, complaining that the stories doesn't go like in the comics. (which it never did in the entire MCU) Others complaining that each project had a different vibe (Even if that's accurate to each comic),and of course, those calling everything that ain't cliché 'Woke'... Basically a lot of people trashed a lot of projects that in the end of the day,are not actually bad. (The things of Fat Thor and Smart Hulk that Tristan said he loved it,are already 2 of the things people hated already at this point...) Meanwhile,others actually enjoyed those projects as what they are and want to see more of it...

[@Mr.Prufrock]

J.A.R.V.I.S - Just a Rather Very Intelligent System. Based on precisely that late butler he had in the comics, rather than his father as treated here on MCU. Still cool.

[@MiamiJamrockSpice]

I'm not sure I understand what you mean by, "Rather than his father".

[@donsample1002]

Nebula just knew that Gamora died. She didn’t know that a death was necessary to get the stone.

[@MattPerk7]

Tony, Natasha, Cap, and Vision are all gone. This timeline's version of Loki and Gamora both died as well, but the other Gamora is somewhere on our timeline, and the other Loki is somewhere, doing something. While it is technically not a "scene" in the proper sense of the word, I would encourage you to go back and play the very end of the credits and listen for a special Easter egg.

[@botso2272]

Everyone has opinions about post-Endgame MCU. I don't agree with ones who say this was the peak, Phase 4 is actually my favorite. Hopefully you guys continue to enjoy the stories going forward, and keep up the great channel!

[@davidcollard6103]

Finally part 2😊 loved the reaction. Keep posting 👏

[@randeecarreno4289]

Great reaction you two! 😊 I was going to wait until later this evening to watch this. But I've been looking forward to this reaction so much! I've spent the last two days binge watching the rest of your Marvel reactions. And love them! RIP to Natasha Romanoff and then to Tony Stark for their ultimate sacrifices in order to save the world. They're the true MVP's of this movie along with the rat that brought back Scott Lang. Because without Scott they never would've thought of the time travel idea. 7:36 This was Stan Lee's final cameo appearance. And in case that either of you didn't recognize the kid standing behind Wanda, Sam, and Bucky at Tony's funeral. That was Harley Keener, the kid from "Iron Man 3". 33:28 Tristan asked about Gamora. There's a deleted scene that takes place after Tony's snap confirming that Gamora survived the snap and just walked off the battlefield. So, she's still out there. And up next is the conclusion of Phase 3 with "Spider-Man:Far From Home". After "Spider-Man: Far From Home" I hope that you two will continue on with Phase 4 of the MCU. If you do, be sure to watch the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy and the two Andrew Garfield "Amazing Spider-Man" movies. Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊

[@nome2147]

20:51 anyone (who's physically strong enough) can pick up the stormbreaker. Thor's father Odin put a spell on his original hammer, so only Thor can pick it, but there's no spell on the stormbreaker

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

The long and short of it is that any changes made in the Past (With one exception) makes a branch reality. Loki taking the Tesseract, Branch reality. (Loki _does_ get into this) There is now also a branch reality without a Thanos. Now, a few people do get confused wirh this part, but Cap and the Pym Particles do _not_ create a branch reality. This is because they created a Stable Time Loop. You can't _change_ history if you're already apart of history. Meaning Cap _always_ married Peggy in the MCU Timeline, and Cap _always_ stole the Pym Particles (Making Hank have an issue with Howard).

[@donsample1002]

There is a deleted scene from just after Tony died, of everyone taking a knee in respect, except Gamora, who just walks away. It was cut for its excessive cheesiness.

[@ismokeyftw3919]

def watch the loki series please. I forget the exact order of everything after Endgame but there is some really good stuff, some mid stuff, and some ehhh but Loki is one of the best Marvel projects to date imo.

[@krdragon6950]

23:22 Avengers Assemble is a phase from the comics. And that’s the first time in the 22 Marvel movies that someone said the actual phrase. Cap almost said it at the end of Age of Ultron until they cut to credits

[@sunflowersweeet]

This was peak MCU, but don't let the negativity from some fans get you down about Phase 4 and 5! Best to go into the next 2 Phases with a more open mind and don't expect much of a build to something specific. I love these next 2 Phases bc these are the Phases I fell in love with the MCU with, but even if you don't like it as much as the 1st 3 Phases, the experience is worth it imo. The MCU has been doing a lot more experimenting with other stories that weren't focused on or introduced before. There's some eh things, but a good amount of AWESOME movies and shows! Spiderman, Shangchi, Eternals, Black Panther 2, GotG3 and Dr. Strange 2 are stand out movies and show wise, most of them are great, but Loki, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, WandaVision, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, Echo and Ms. Marvel are some of my faves. You should ALSO consider watching the tv shows that came pre-Phase 4 that weren't considered canon to the MCU, but now have been retroactively made canon bc of how they play into the content they've released and will release like: Daredevil and the X-Men movies.

[@tayshaunmore]

Not this long paragraph but I agree

[@Jymm]

14:27 I had a thought a while back about Nat and Clint on Vormir. When they realized the cost, Could they have backed out? Found two people who loved each other, but one had a terminal disease and chose to sacrifice themself. So IF there were more Pymm particles it could have been done; providing that "Bad" Nebula was found out?? I know Big IFs ! but maybe... But there was probably not enough time though.

[@ankurgoel1638]

This movie is one of a kind, one that no one will ever forget. It will be pretty hard for any other all superhero movie to come closer to its impact.

[@Faye_L]

Everything in the MCU is well worth watching. There are highs and lows, but what comes after Endgame is pretty much on a level with what came before Endgame, so if you've enjoyed the ride thus far, you'll find plenty to enjoy moving forward.

[@andrewrowland6086]

this was tough, since it was the end of RDJ, Chris Evans and Scarjo's contracts with Marvel. Going into the theater we expected those three characters would have to be retired somehow. It didn't make it any easier though. I enjoyed all the callbacks in the film. Hope calling Steve, "Cap", Black Panther actually caring about Hawkeye's name (after their exchange in Civil War) and Bucky knowing that Steve wasn't coming back (that's why when Bruce and Sam are freaking out, Bucky just nods his head). I know a lot of people felt that Marvel should have rebooted things after this, but I've enjoyed most of what comes after...with a few exceptions. This movie was a perfect end to the first major arc of the MCU.

[@justlike1olivia]

there are many people that say endgame was the last good marvel thing but personally i loved many things that came after i loved loki, wandavision, spiderman no way home, hawkeye, shehulk, ms marvel, the marvels thor 4 and guardians of the galaxy 3 was fucking incredible i feel like i even missed some stuff in that list but yeah anyway hope you continue watching cause personally absolutely loved the shows and movies afterwards as well

[@charcoalberries819]

41:14 follow these 3 steps and you'll be gucci 1. Watch them *ALL* 2. Form your *OWN* opinion 3. Have *FUN* 😄

[@josephdlonewolf9155]

I just thought Captain Marvel’s entrance was really cool and also she went all aggressive in fighting Thanos and buttheaded her👌🏼👌🏼

[@alijaffery7735]

Only thing I wish different for the movie was that maybe Heimdall and Loki get brought back and that Loki gets to tell Thanos “you will never be a god” again.

[@robertspain3742]

I always like to throw in, just like Hulk snapping and bringing everyone back, someone else could gather up the stones and bring Thanos back at any point in the future.

[@WitchMaster-vi4kp]

this movie means a lot to a lot of people, not that its a perfect movie . not a single movie can match the feeling of this movie even when that movie is perfect in everyway

[@JohnnyMan316]

What happens now? Keep watching to learn. There’s still good stuff and character building going on. The quality is not as great but its still good. My favs are Black Widow, Falcon & The Winter Soldier, Guardians 3 and Guardians Christmas, Loki, and Hawkeye. Theres more but these were the best to me of whats left.

[@OzoneGamerStation]

Don’t let the negative comments about post-End Game discourage you. Please keep watching projects in release order. Some characters still have their stories to continue. Some characters stories already ended. And there are plenty of new stories to tell with new characters. The overall story is definitely NOT over. Marvel even explores the idea of how the snap to bring people back effects everyone.

[@JcFerggy]

Regarding reaching this peak in Marvel movies, here are my thoughts. Everyone here loves Marvel; Old Marvel, MCU Marvel; There is a lot, and I think most Marvel reaction watchers will check out any of Marvels backlog, so don't feel pressured. Sure, some of the movies later might not all be as great, but its in seeing your reaction to those good and bad moments that do it for us. Considering where you are in the MCU, you are nearing the end of Phase 3, with the next movie Spider-Man: Far From Home concluding it. Phases 1-3 have since been labeled the "Infinity Saga", and, without getting into any spoilers, I will say Phases 4-6 have been labeled the "Multiverse Saga". So my thoughts are; after watching Spider-Man FFH, put a pause on the MCU movies and go back and re/watch the other Marvel series. Watch the older Spider-Man movies. Watch the X-men Series. Watch the 2000s Fantastic Four movies. Heck, I'd go as far to say watch Ghost Rider and Daredevil/Elektra movies too. You could just watch one series at a time, but if you want a more MCU "jumping between plot threads as the movies released" feeling, this is my preferred watch order for the legacy Marvel movies: 1 Blade (Cool for the time; 90s cringe, could skip) 2 X-Men 3 Spider-Man 4 Blade II 5 Daredevil (Funny bad) 6 X2: X-Men United 7 The Punisher 8 Spider-Man 2 9 Blade: Trinity 10 Fantastic Four (Marvel's first family) 11 X-Men: Last Stand 12 Elektra (Daredevil Sequel; boring bad) 13 Spider-Man 3 14 X-Men Origins: Wolverine 15 Ghost Rider (Funny bad staring classic Nic Cage) 16 Fanastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer 17 X-Men: First Class 18 Ghost Rider Spirit of Vengeance (Crazy bad with crazy Nic Cage) 19 The Wolverine 20 X-Men: Days of Future Past (Watch before starting MCU Phase 4 if possible?) 21 Punisher: War Zone (Reboot/Not a sequel) 22 Amazing Spider-Man 23 Deadpool 24 Amazing Spider-Man 2 25 X-Men: Apocalypse 26 Fant4stic (Corproate bad) 27 New Mutants 28 Logan 29 Deadpool 2 30 Venom 31 X-Men: Dark Phoenix -This is where we would cut back to the main MCU - 32 Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (Watch After What If) 33 Venom: Let There Be Carnage (Watch before Spider-Man: No Way Home) 34 Morbius (Total meme of a movie. Watch after Spider-Man: No Way Home. Can skip, but maybe watch for the laughs?) 35 Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (After Dr. Strange 2) 36 Madame Web (BAD. After What If Season 2) Again, this is my own preferred order. It's based more off of when the movie were released, but shifted around so you are not watching the same series too often in a row. There are a few shifted that were are focused on maintaining my "headcannon" continuity between series and studios, but it would not reflect onto your viewing experience. Essentially, this is everything and anything that could be pulled for a joke in the upcoming next Marvel mega-crossover. Oh, and watch Netflix Daredevil, at least one season is possible :P

[@monacrawford8165]

Next movie is (Spider-Man Far from Home) which is the last movie of Phase 3. Which is the end of the Infinity Saga. That's why this movie feels like an ending. Phase 4 is the start Multivearse Saga.

[@BrimanTV]

Tony became the Iron man, literally

[@corvus1970]

Thor's Axe, Stormbreaker, doesn't have a worthiness enchantment. His hammer, Mjolnir, has one because in the first THOR film, Odin placed that enchantment upon it himself in order to teach Thor humility. Anyone powerful enough can hold Stormbreaker. Only the worthy can wield Mjolnir. On the matter of the Soul-Stone, as others have pointed out, Nebula didn't know that the stone required that sacrifice. If you recall, Gamora herself didn't know about it until Red Skull laid out that condition and was initially pleased to find out that sacrificing something you love was the requirement. Nebula only knew the location of the stone, and the fact that the planet Vormir was a dark and barren place from which Gamora never returned after Thanos took her there.

[@SirStarGazer00]

For the record, Stormbreaker is a hammer not an Axe. And unlike Mjolnir it's not enchanted so anybody could lift it.

[@CJDM310]

14:23 Nebula figured out that Thanos killed Gamora, but not that Thanos needed to kill Gamora in order to obtain the stone. That was of course unknown to her.

[@jorbysold-4707]

Your gonna know the reason why thanos snapped half of life in the universe you’ll learn more about it in the movie eternals

[@donsample1002]

When Natalie Portman agreed to do _Dark World_ promises were made to her that the producers later reneged on, which is why she hasn’t appeared in any more Marvel movies. I believe her brief appearances in this movie were unused bits of film from _Dark World._

[@Stogie2112]

She changed her mind and appeared in "Thor: Love & Thunder".

[@O_re_0]

What a ride ! Hope you'll keep on watching all the crazy content they've given us until today, despite the negativity in the comments. Don't listen to them and keep up these great reactions !

[@Ultimaniacx4]

Bruce snapped with the gauntlet. I know it's hard to remember with Thanos' distraction, but everybody came back that moment. They needed time to *ASSEMBLE*

[@paaritoshkarmakar2119]

When the Avengers went back in time and changed something accidentally, they created a new timeline. So all the mess that they created doesn't matter anymore

[@TwistedSynn]

You know after watching this for the thousandth time here, I didn't think about it before, but I was wondering how that ending with Captain staying behind with Peggy and the older Cap showing up means he always did that, but did he just never tell Peggy about Hydra within Shield? She started Shield for his honor and he knows how Hydra infiltrated Shield after WW2 and grew as part of shield on the inside. Seems they could have took what he knew from the future to put a stop to Shield before they took Shield down with them.

[@alastairwallace6153]

Best movie ever - bttersweet is the best - they could not beat Thanos without some loss but not as much as the loss they had in 3rd Avengers - its an emotional rollercoaster - not a dry eye in the theatre - This film should have won more Oscars

[@BemkyWatchesBuffy]

One of my favorite things about thor.... Hes traumatized fs... But his friends were just britally attacked and thanos, who just hearing his name he would get triggered by, did it and hes beyond ready to face him again.. and even die... Thor is only scared of his failures... Not his opportunities

[@gamingbegranted3587]

I think you should keep going. Whether you decide to record a reaction to each one could be up for debate, but I think there is still a lot of rich storytelling happening in Phase 4 and 5 and I think where they are going is encouraging. I know I'm in the minority, but the weakest entries in these phases I would personally score only as low as a 7 out of 10, they are still good entertaining films and disney+ shows with cool new character introductions. Most of them I would score at an 8 or 9 out of 10.

[@raphaelsadili]

after you watched Spiderman Far from home (last movie of phase 3),you guys need to watch Daredevil series (atleast season 1) and X-Men movies(including Deadpool) . Because some of the characters from these films will appear in the MCU soon.

[@OmegaS-117]

Yeah this movie just crushes me every time I watch this movie

[@Cream-2128]

Also Bucky did know that’s why they had that convo and hug.

[@pranayprasad50]

It was so so great to rewatch the peak of Marvel with both of you. I really enjoyed it. Please consider Loki web series it is also one of the masterpiece from marvel specially after Avengers Endgame . Also i would love your reaction on House of the Dragon as Season 2 will be coming soon. And if you are comfortable then Indian web series awaits you too.

[@JayOwinFull]

I think everything mcu in this next phase has good parts. Even shows or movies that fall below C level have some A+ moments. Please dont skip anything :)

[@DodgerBlueRobert]

But there *WAS* a post-credit scene. Just not your typical one. It was a beautiful montage to all the actors who played a role in all the movies leading up to and including Endgame. You should go back and watch it. It's worth it.