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[@dmidkif]

A lot of people complained about how they handled Thor in this movie, but "I'm still worthy" made it all worth it. Super emotional for anyone who's dealt with depression, low self-esteem, or really any mental health issues.

[@kmdreacts]

Facts

[@BM-wf9uf]

Look the whole depression thing is fine. It was the fact he became a running joke for the movie.

[@Jo-fk1be]

I'm new to the channel, so are these first time reactions or rereactions? Because i saw you guys watched a few disney plus shows before

[@kmdreacts]

@@Jo-fk1be rereactions. In their popular videos section, they already had seen all marvel movies and had their favourites when they had their trailer reaction to Infinity War.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

@@BM-wf9uf To play devil’s advocate, given that Thor had ostensibly become comic relief with Ragnarok, informed how they (especially Hemsworth) wanted to play his depression here. I get if it was too much of a “running joke” for some ppl. I personally thought it was fine, outside of the low-blow “cheese whiz” line from Rhodey.

[@rrmenton8016]

I always felt like Cap leading the support group was kind of him honoring Sam's memory, cuz Sam was leading the ptsd group for vets. Like cap picked up his mantle when he was gone, then it goes full circle at the end when sam picks up caps mantle at the end. Great character stuff in this movie.

[@WFKGW]

i love this idea

[@cyberingcatgirls7069]

Great catch, I never even thought of that!

[@DJMaul1031]

The opening sequence with Hawkeye was brilliant. It brought the audience right back to where we left the theater at the end of Infinity War.

[@luciferluci4570]

agree perfect way to start

[@chrisofstars]

There was three post Infinity War finger snap scenes that killed me inside. Seeing the words "Infinity War" go to dust at the end of credits of Infinity War. The audience in the theater groaned lol. The second was post credit scene of Ant Man and the Wasp. Everybody gasped in the theater and was livid. The third was Hawkeye's family. Girls in the theater started sobbing. These three were salt being rubbed into the wound.

[@Deadriser]

I know this sounds like a brag but as soon as infinity war ended I turned to my roommate and said "they're definitely opening on hawkeye next movie" since they didn't show him at all at the end of the first part. I'm usually terrible as guessing what's coming and my roommate is the guy that can always predict it so I felt really vindicated when I was right lol still broke my heart though

[@denanebergall5514]

Pepper telling Tony, "We're going to be ok. You can rest now," gets me every time.

[@mztweety1374]

Ikr

[@MrGBH]

Does anybody want to cry more? The three people who comforted Tony as he died were the three people he built suits of armour to protect.

[@colleenross8752]

A suit of armor around his world

[@F82M4yvr]

"They should be able to beat him, he doesn't have the stones" Thanos is still one of the most, if not the most, powerful MCU villains even without the stones.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Yup. "Infinity War" showed that even without having to use the stones, he could best Hulk in a one-on-one fist-fight due to his actual fight training and patterns.

[@Narutoanime16g]

What race of alien is he ? I get he's called a Titan but why without the stones he's not like Watcher level power

[@davidmcleod5133]

@@Narutoanime16g In the comics he’s an Eternal with Deviant blood in his ancestry.

[@Narutoanime16g]

@@davidmcleod5133 Ah ok, that makes more sense now having seen Eternals lol. For an Eternal tho he wasn’t that powerful unless he had the stones

[@marcw6875]

@@thedefinitionisthis Well, to be fair he did have the Power Stone already when he fought the Hulk. But yes, Thanos is no pushover even with no infinity stones.

[@anthonyclarizia8295]

The second you mentioned your daughters, at the beginning of the movie, I began to dread what you were going to feel when you saw Tony's final message to his little girl. This was such an emotional movie on so many levels. Keep up the great work!

[@jessicamagri8211]

I remember crying in the movie theater when Natasha and Tony both died, but the Tony hologram and Morgan’s reaction just kills me every time. I would be crushed if something were to happen to my dad, and even though it’s a superhero movie, it just reminds me that life is so fleeting and you have to make the most of it while you can. Imagining that girl growing up without a father…it hurts. I still cry every time I watch that part, even though I’ve seen the whole movie multiple times by now.

[@PowderedToastMan_]

I Love You 3000.

[@wouza5887]

@@jessicamagri8211 when she said that she want a cheeseburger.. I completely lost it

[@anthonyclarizia8295]

@@wouza5887 Same. I sometimes wonder if they made a mistake in deleting the scene where Tony meets his grown-up daughter in the soul world.

[@paulhewes7333]

8:55 As a father of daughters, Scott and Cassie was a real punch. He lost 5 years. She had to grow up without her dad, thinking he was gone forever.

[@Jacoc323]

The worse part is he got sent jail before that so he's actually missed a lot of her life

[@MoMoMyPup10]

Now can you imagine how Murphy felt in Interstellar?

[@KaySan666]

Thank you for recognizing that Steve and Bucky had a talk before Steve stayed in the past. Too many fans were ignoring the hints that they had talked, and that bucky knew that steve wouldn't come back

[@michaelccozens]

I don't even know that they talked. I think Bucky just knew, and Steve knew that he would know. When you really know someone's values, figuring out what their choice in a given situation will be is less difficult than you might imagine. It's the discerning of those underlying fundamental assumptions that even they might not consciously be aware of that's the hard part. In figuring out those foundations, it helps to remember that, while words can lie (even if they aren't meant to), actions tend to do so less often.

[@KaySan666]

@@michaelccozens I think it is somewhat implied that they talked. i mean. its not immediately after the fight, they at least had a few days/weeks to build the new time travel station. I think its highly unlikely that bucky and steve didn't talk at all during that time. But i do agree. it probably doesn't even need to be said outloud. even when they talked about something else, Bucky probably knew what was going on in steves mind by what steve was specificly avoiding to say.

[@Mikimarux]

@@KaySan666 not according to Caps statement "After I put the stones back I decided to get some of that life Tony was telling me to get". Cap didn't even know he was going to do it before he left but Bucky knew him so well that he knew what he was going to do and also has been through something very similar so knows what he would do in that situation.

[@barrymckocinher4649]

@@michaelccozens You didn't watch "The Falcon/WS" did you? Bucky admits to him and cap talking about handing over the shield to Sam in EP5 and that they didn't think about how the world would react to a black Captain America.

[@sersastark]

@@Mikimarux in TFATWS Bucky says he talked to Steve. What's fact is that Steve discussed it with Bucky but made the final decision while putting the stones back. How was that hard to connect?

[@hungryclone]

Everyone says they cried when Tony died but I bawled when they zoom in to Steve and Peggy dancing. I was so happy for them. All the way since Captain America: The First Avenger.

[@eddiemartinez6879]

He cheated at life and that pisses me off

[@dobber43]

@@eddiemartinez6879 yeah that still doesn't make sense

[@gokulvijayakumar10]

@@eddiemartinez6879 wait.. What?

[@DarkKatzy013]

@@eddiemartinez6879 what ? he was always supposed to do that ...... really ?

[@chao-GD]

​@@eddiemartinez6879him cheating at life was a canon event smh

[@gestaltdude]

Having seen the Black Widow movie, and learning how much of her past she has come regret, Natasha's sacrifice in this movie makes complete sense. Even in the original movie, when she was talking to Loki, she stated she "had a lot of red on her ledger", so the idea of being able to balance out the deaths she caused by saving half the universe would have had enormous appeal for her.

[@roderickstrong9298]

The fact that this movie was so long and yet, you were invested in every minute of this movie wanting even more, it didn't even seem that long of a movie. This movie is the pinnacle of the MCU and I don't ever think it will ever be topped.

[@TokuRewinds]

Seeing that Multiverse Of Madness is the beginning of a certain event, the future is looking exciting and I think it can be topped

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

I know a lot of Infinity War fans will disagree with you, but I don’t. It’s gonna take some work if they ever want to top this, but Shang-Chi and NWH gave me faith it’s possible. They nailed it with those two especially.

[@AegisReflector]

Secret wars is coming

[@tzimiable]

I agree. This is most likely a once in a lifetime experience. The build up was so good, so many movies were just right, and the casting was great...it all just climaxed here...I dont think we will have such a payoff ever again.

[@imaginarycorgi7312]

That “cheeseburgers” line… hit me like a brick wall in the theater. During the funeral and the subsequent scenes before it, I felt as if my heart was being carpet bombed with emotions. “I am Iron Man” “You can rest now” “I love you 3000”. The entire time I can feel that emotion pushing me to the breaking point, but some how I’m still holding it in. And then as the camera zooms out during the funeral I’m thinking about the first Iron Man movie. When we first saw Stark. When he got back home and asked for only two things a conference and cheeseburgers. Then Happy asks Morgan if she wants anything. In my head I was thinking: “Don’t you say it…”. When she said: “cheeseburgers”. All those emotion bombs finally hit. It broke me… I’m not ashamed to say I cried.

[@jaredroberts578]

I still cry during that part, well, continue crying. This movie was NY send-off to the journey I was apart of for so long. Respect.

[@emin777]

I did cry at the same scene, like as you described, all emotions builded up till that point and I could no longer hold my tears.

[@chrisofstars]

When she said cheeseburgers it made me hungry

[@imaginarycorgi7312]

@@chrisofstars I write you down for: “received mixed signals”.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

It doesn't matter how much I've seen the movie, seeing Natasha and Tony die is one of the saddest things I've seen in a superhero movie. On the other hand, It was BADASS seeing Wanda take on/nearly crush Thanos on her own.

[@tanmayjain3543]

yep

[@Xantheus07]

Pffft it was sad to see Thanos nerfed beyond recognition in order to raise up SJW wokeness. Thanos is a universal threat a single team would not be able to stop him even without the stones. They also nerfed Thor just so they could claim women characters are stronger. Thanos one hands Captain Marvel in her strongest form and even Thor is no match for him. But in order to give the good guys so far released in the MCU a snowballs of a chance against Thanos they took away like 80% of his power. His base ability is he is a energy absorber he absorbs cosmic energy from space at all times. He also is a energy manipulator able to channel,absorb, and release insane amounts of energy in the form a energy blast you never once see him use. He is the avatar of Death he cannot die because Death herself barred him from her realm.The Living Tribunal does not interfere with Thanos because he sees him as part of the universe constant making him a abstract just like Death,Infinity,Eternity...etc. So in closing Wanda and/or CM couldn't scratch the skin on Thanos's left nutsack. Endgame was the last of the Great MCU movies and the start of the M-She-U. We got a Dr.Strange movie where Strange played second fiddle to Wanda next is Thor:Love and Thunder (great title) where Thor will only be there as a joke in order to raise up another woke character.

[@XBezerkerX]

@@Xantheus07 I'm not sure what you're talking about. Wanda, AKA Scarlet Witch is one of the strongest characters in the entire MCU. Thanos has been killed by dozens of individuals in the comics, even the Xmen have taken him down before. Power levels of heroes are stupid to try and rank because their strength is dictated by the writer on the day and nothing else matters.

[@Xantheus07]

@@XBezerkerX I know Wanda has been boosted to be one of the strongest characters in the M-she-U. Thanos has never been killed by any single individual i also challenge you to name the arc where X-men defeated Thanos. Since mostly people debate whither or not the entire X-Men rooster would be able to take on Thanos let alone it actually happening.

[@dustinbrown5181]

@@Xantheus07 Like your trolls aren't even good, back to the drawing board with you my dude.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

Wait... Jane hasn't seen "Back to the Future"?! Y'all gotta add that trilogy to a watchlist asap.

[@SeeJaneGoTV]

Legit, did not know back to the future was a trilogy.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

@@SeeJaneGoTV i saw all 3 when they 1st came out in the theatres , 3 of my favorite movies of all time

[@Farmer_Dave]

Back to the Future is a must see.

[@davidvainqueur5511]

@@SeeJaneGoTV Uh... what?!?

[@thedefinitionisthis]

@@SeeJaneGoTV ……. Well NOW you know! Hahaha, you gotta film y’all reactions! They are somewhat relics of their time, but it’s such a fun trilogy.

[@Maratonkata]

I love the fact that Doctor Strange brought Pepper to the final battle. Because he saw the future and he knew Tony was going to die, so he brought her toTony so can be with his love for the last time.

[@guilhemgalceranrial4085]

If only we got a doctor and a Time Stone that can revert wounds.... :v

[@mura_saki]

Or he got everyone he needed for them to win lol

[@bendysbrother7447]

@@guilhemgalceranrial4085 I hope your kidding with this comment.

[@DaRealAccel]

Doctor strange cant see the future without the time stone i think

[@VelociraptorsOfSkyrim]

​@@DaRealAccelYou forgetting the scene in Infinity War where he basically watched Endgame early, aren't you? 😂

[@multieyedmyr]

Hearing pepper tell tony he won’t be able to rest near the beginning of the movie makes her last words to him even more devastating.

[@SirDeathride]

Seeing Chadwick walk through the portal is so damn bittersweet haha Chadwick seemed like such an amazing guy. He was becoming one of my favorite actors quicker than I can say about most other actors and actresses on my personal list of favorites and I always become so damn emotional whenever were blessed with his presence on screen. I truly hope he is resting easy and is at peace.

[@thedefinitionisthis]

In terms of Thanos beating Cap, Thor and Iron Man without the stones not making sense.... They actually did establish in "infinity war", that without using the gauntlet/stones, he's a formidable fighter. He didn't require powering either of the stones he had, to best Hulk in a fist-fight one-on-one.

[@rishabhpb]

He was also definitely holding back in Infinity War. He thought his plan was noble and the more stones he collected, the more he was avoiding doing too much killing himself to instead let the stones kill half the universe randomly. This younger Thanos has none of the same restraint.

[@ppem1988]

guy was conquering world's way before he got any stones

[@chriseller6870]

also there are theories that the stones actually give him the powers but make him a lot weaker by wielding them, he can wield them and not die because how powerful his normal self is, but wielding all 6 takes such a toll on his body that it makes him very weak like at the end of infinity war, but not having them he is sooo powerful in this at the end

[@KS-xk2so]

He not only beat the Hulk one-on-one... he kicked his ass so hard the Hulk was afraid to come out for the rest of the movie lol. He's a beast stones or no stones. Plus, this is a Thor and Iron Man that haven't fought a battle in 5 years, plus Thor's way out of shape... they aren't at their best right now, whereas this is Thanos mid-genocide spree, so he's been constantly warring at this point for years.

[@niknokseyer]

Plus this is a bad-shape Thor.

[@DC_Prox]

Having two Benedicts is interesting, but I'm surprised more people don't mention the fact that these two movies have two Sherlock Holmeses. I remember when Infinity War came out, someone on Twitter lamented the fact that they had Benedict Cumberbatch and Robert Downey Jr in several scenes together, and nobody took the opportunity to say "no shit, Sherlocks".

[@LoveKSJW]

Jane whispering “do it Wanda, yes!” when Wanda is taking on Thanos is one of my favorite parts of the video! I love this reaction! If I haven’t said it enough, you guys are my favorite!! ❤

[@michaelccozens]

Elizabeth Olsen's delivery on those lines was just phenomenal. She's such a talented actor who can elevate even somewhat stock, sideline parts (specifically thinking of her performance in 2014's "Godzilla"). Speaking of our big scaly friend, if you haven't seen it, could a reaction to "Shin Godzilla" be a possibility? It is so much better than it has any right to be. I think it may even have surpassed the original, and I'd honestly put it up against almost any recent film, in terms of quality. It is in Japanese, but the English dub that's available is pretty much word-for-word the Japanese script anyway.

[@Ahzuiii]

She had murder in her eyes lol and a mischievous smile

[@Andrewtate200]

Nah that's the worst part..

[@Joe93187]

Thanos without the stones is arguably stronger physically in the sense that he isn't diminished by needing to use his power to be able to even handle wielding the stones.

[@streamspoart2671]

He called "The Mad Titan" for a reason

[@Jo-fk1be]

I'm new to the channel, so are these first time reactions or rereactions? Because i saw you guys watched a few disney plus shows before

[@Joe93187]

@@Jo-fk1be Fairly certain this is their first time watching this movie.

[@damonestephens8722]

The reason he seems stronger here is because here his intention was to kill. I’m infinity war he wasn’t fighting to kill. Just to get what he wanted

[@Will_3000]

I always viewed Thanos without the stones/gauntlet as being a slightly stronger version of Hulk. He also has a battle plan/intelligence. Hulk, until this movie, was mainly just "smashing" things 💪

[@nightwingman666]

“Avengers Assemble!” As a long time comic fan I have been waiting for that line to be uttered. But Cap saying it during the final battle for Earth just held more weight it shows just how much the Avengers have grown beyond the original 6. As for Tony its fitting he made the sacrifice play he started his journey as an arrogant prick but gave his life knowing he had so much to lose. As for Cap’s ending its fitting I don’t like how he went back in time it feels as he abandoned his friends to pick up the pieces of their lives while he ran away but on the flip side it makes sense he fought for others for almost a century and now finally the warrior can rest.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Tony died wearing the glove with all the stones... so why didn't Banner just put on the glove, and snap Stark, Romanov, and Vision back into existence?

[@nightwingman666]

@@Mr.Ekshin Banner said he tried to bring Nat back and he couldn’t because the sacrifice for the soul stone is permanent even Red Skull said so. Stark died because he literally had all the power in the universe in his hand Thanos got injured so did Hulk when they used it a mere human like Stark had the will to use the power not the physical endurance to survive like a powerful alien or a gamma monster would you don’t have that much power and not pay a price for it. Vision’s consciousness was tied to the soul stone when Thanos tore it from his head that as it he was gone. Maybe actually watch the movie before you start spitting crap.

[@Mr.Ekshin]

@@nightwingman666 - I can see why Romanov's sacrifice may have been permanent, but why were Stark and Vision's deaths permanent? Banner snapped everyone else back. What's one more snap? Heck, he could wish for them back, and also for it not to hurt his arm? Oh wait... I know... actors like Robert Downey junior and Scarlett Johansson are too expensive to carry on into the next phase. Disney is gonna hire a bunch of no names to try to carry the saga forward cheaply.

[@rainbowpegacornstudios]

@@Mr.Ekshin They didn't get snapped out of existence in Infinty War. Thanos left Tony with a stab wound with only Nebula as his company, but still alive after arriving in Wakanda and LITERALLY ripping the Mind Stone out of Vision's forehead with his own brute strength, then using the collective power to snap out 1/2 of all life in the universe.

[@friedrice7876]

@@Mr.Ekshin actual death can’t be reversed with the snap

[@silverdoeGirl]

One of the best endings to a set of films, even sad wise, I've ever seen. Totally epic. ''On your left cap.'' Always gives me chills!

[@mike_aka_tinman]

I totally agree with you about not watching it again. It’s rewatchable but after some time because it’s so emotional. I remember how everyone left the theater looking so worn out but appreciated how good it was. Tony’s death was such a hard hit to the heart especially how he went out saying “And I…am……Iron Man.” I definitely feel your emotion.

[@lukeyread]

Oh boy, did I cry when Black Panther arrived in this reaction! 😭 Great reaction. Great movie!

[@michaelccozens]

That was such a beautiful, beautiful tribute to Chadwick. The Russos, man. What can you even say?

[@cherrellj6785]

@@michaelccozens he had not passed away when that movie was released but it really touching to watch now.

[@trunksfromthefuture5020]

This is a masterpiece. They nailed It on EVERYTHING for me. Rip Chadwick boseman, you'll NEVER be forgotten, for playing this amazing character in Marvel.

[@erickremers3986]

It's so great to see Tony's progress over these movies. He was always the "shoot first, ask questions later" kind of guy and finally, when it matters most to the people around him and his relationships, he talks to Pep to get her opinion/approval before making a decision.

[@BasicallyBosco]

I always loved the message of Thor. You are always worthy, even at the lowest moment of your life ❤

[@michaelccozens]

I like the message that it's not necessarily the results of what you do that matter; it's making the good-faith attempt at all. That was always something that bugged me about the (ongoing, 40-year-old) conservative moral panic around participation trophies and that sort of thing. I mean, first, their bad-faith complaints never made sense at all, as you can reward participation in addition to having competitive rewards, as opposed to in place of same, but moreover, on what fucking planet would people who really believed in the "rugged individualism" and "entrepreneurial spirit" they lyingly lay claim to want to send the message that trying isn't admirable in and of itself?

[@DannyBoy-gw4rs]

This movie was truly a love letter to the fans.

[@chefskiss6179]

I think the most gutting one for me was Clint's family disappearing. All he has is his keen sense of sight (amongst other traits) and over an open field, he couldn't even see if some people come by and grab his family(!). That's all he would have figured and he wasn't able to save his own family... that was gutting. Awesome reaction vid by the two of ya.

[@dadaaxel3189]

This was so unexpected! It’s like watching the real movie all over again!! You guys have established yourselves as my personal favorite KZbinrs! The emotion and devotion you guys put into these videos all while juggling jobs and a beautiful family never ceases to amaze me! Keep up the *AMAZING* work guys!!

[@thereal_1620]

I totally agree I've been watching them for years. I love the authentic emotion they bring to everything

[@shainewhite2781]

"I...am...Iron Man." Famous last words from a famous superhero.

[@coolkid7555]

When Natasha sacrifices herself is the hardest thing. She gathered all the information after the snap. She leads the team. She revived hope when Scott appeared. She cries when her best friend becomes a vigilante killing innocent people because The Avengers are the only family she has. She didn't hesitate to sacrifice her own life for her friends and the entire world. Natasha has Superhero powers through her heart.

[@colleenross8752]

Screw you, Dreykov!

[@Braincleaner]

"He's tony, he..can't 'not'.." Tony Starks arc summed up in one line. This was the only way his story would've and could've ended.. :(

[@daddynitro199]

Just before Tony hugs Howard, he says his dad told him “no amount of money ever bought a second of time.” Tony is quoting Howard Stark to Howard Stark, which I think is Tony telling his dad “my friends and I figured out time travel, things are going to be ok and I HAVE FRIENDS!”

[@jonijuuso7296]

Or Maybe Howard got his Quote from Tony and liked it so much he passed it on... so it could be passed back to him before he knew it. Time travel is wild.

[@Narutoanime16g]

I love that they show the level of depression everyone's at since Thanos won like all the actors killed it, and the CG for Bruce Hulk is great so much happens in these movies lol.

[@raulrozza]

Your reactions are so gold. When I first watched this movie I cried for the whole duration. Glad to see there are more people like me lol

[@camoking39]

One of the best marvel movies ever

[@mpolynice30]

You can see the dust in the wind at Clint house

[@chainreactions5807]

Many opinions about this movie but everyone would agree that it was EPIC. You can't compare it to anything that ever hit the movie theaters because this culmination was orchestrated along the way with every individual movie and character arc leading up to this. Everyone who watched all or most of the movies, whether they were Marvel fans or just loved the stories and action, knew the heroes, their stories and this universe. So it was everything to a lot of people including myself. There is no movie in my mind that is better and I doubt any in the future will be able to touch it. Even if there was an Epic level future MCU movie, say with the X-Men or even a DC one (hard to imagine though...) Infinity War/End Game was the FIRST and set the standard. Finally I believe Tony Stark's "intelligence" lives somewhere (look at Arnim Zola). No one with that intellect level would let themselves "die."

[@anish.602]

it wasn't that great as a single movie PoV, the movie was great because of the leadup & culmination of 17 odd movies before it. In fact, very few MCU movies (except Winter Soldier, IW,etc) on its own can contend for the best comic book movie, let alone one of the best movies of all time. Don't know how you arrived at that conclusion lol. It's simultaneously a good & a bad thing about MCU. This connectivity makes MCU be what it is today tho. Hats off to Kevin Feige.

[@chainreactions5807]

@@anish.602 "Don't know how you arrived at that conclusion lol." What's funny is that you saw somewhere I said it was the best movie of all time...I was speaking in context. First of all, what if I did? You know what, to me it was: "Everyone who watched all or most of the movies, whether they were Marvel fans or just loved the stories and action, knew the heroes, their stories and this universe. So it was everything to a lot of people including myself." So there. It's what I would want for my best movie ever. Second, a best movie of all time doesn't have to "stand alone." That would disqualify every movie in a series or a remake. And Finally, my opinion..."lol"...only answering because you asked. I'll take the high road though and give you a pass since you said "the movie was great."

[@anish.602]

@@chainreactions5807 got it boomer, you're one of those kids who can't stand anything against your favourite thing. Cheers

[@geoffsullivan7902]

We’ve gone on this journey of character development thru decades now. I saw these movies in real time with my children, who have children now! I cried all over the place thru these movies; We actually care about these characters and feel their story. Comic book premise or not, these movies are a part of our history, every one of us.❤️🎥❤️

[@inheritmyshoes9559]

The fact that they absolutely nailed the finale is awesome. So many good franchises end up ruined by bad endings. Marvel did a fantastic job with Infinity and endgame.

[@fluxl10]

Thanos does not need all stones to beat most of the Avengers. He’s insanely powerful alone

[@robertrouse4503]

She's right, everyone comes back to where they were when they were snapped. They call it the Blip. I like to call it the Snapture.

[@samsaumaralikhan]

Cool name 😄

[@tashrif46]

51:55 that was the perfect ending for Cap. For all these years he sacrificed his own happiness for others. For once, he chose to have a life of his own. And Tony telling him to get a life was a subtle and nice callback from Age of Ultron's ending

[@shepherdsrkool]

I really enjoyed taking this ride with you. Thanks for sharing.

[@ThraxxMediaOfficial]

An oft overlooked yet amazing fact: just to put into perspective how insanely powerful Wanda Maximoff truly is - Thanos' blade was able to shatter Cap's vibranium shield, said to be pretty much indestructible... and Wanda broke that sword with relative ease. Let that sink in for a second.

[@shadypelican]

Fun Fact: Robert Downey Jr. earned an incredible $75 million for this film alone..bringing his Marvel grand total somewhere between $396-435 million.

[@davidmcleod5133]

Feige confirmed that everybody was snapped back to the closest safe location to where they disappeared.

[@jipcee9664]

It has been stated that Hulk thought about the people that would’ve been in planes or in similar situations during the snap and had them blip somewhere safe.

[@IItzPhantom]

Honestly love how emotionally open you guys are😭😭makes you relive every emotion like the first time all over again

[@blackskull4482]

this movie is a gift for every marvel fan, such a amazing ending for MCU

[@robertcorbett9455]

Ending for Phases 1-3, I hope they do well with phase 4. Its been a bit bumpy so far. And covid had to slow everything down too, but that might be good. People needed a cool down after Endgame anyway. Such a high bar set makes it a hard act to follow. Its good we have the DCU there to make marvel always look good. A mediocre marvel movie like Eternals is still better then any DCU movie, except maybe the first Wonder Woman.

[@TokuRewinds]

@@robertcorbett9455 Spider-Man: Far From Home is technically the ending for Phase 3. Endgame was more the end of the Infinity Saga.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@TokuRewinds Personally I think the Infinity Saga ends with Loki S1. Endgame is the climax, and everything after is cleaning up some stuff and figuring out where we are now, only for Loki to make the pivotal items of the Infinity Saga paperweights and unleash the far greater threat.

[@mr.stuffdoer8483]

@@robertcorbett9455 I think it’s worth noting phase 1 was fairly hit-or-miss too. And that was when we were getting setup. For the first time since probably Avengers 1, we don’t know where the MCU is heading, and that’s definitely leading to nervousness, anxiousness, and annoyance in the fandom. We’ve always known Infinity War was coming. Now we know Kang is coming, but we don’t have an end goal anymore. Everything so far, even NWH and MoM, feel like the setup to something greater. And I hope we get that something, and I can look back at phase 4 and say “man, that buildup was great.”

[@tobsonasanya4765]

​@@robertcorbett9455 any DCU movie?? No

[@NatashaSalgado]

I cried and had chills watching your excitement for this. I loved every minute of this reaction. Now you are ready for face 4 movies and I guess a rewatch of Falcon & The Winter Soldier, Loki and Hawkeye should be next in your own time because you will catch everything better.

[@kdindore1990]

It will always tear me up watching this movie. Black Widow hurt, but Tony absolutely crushes me every time. I've never not cried at Tony's death.

[@coling657]

Wasn’t sure I wanted to see another endgame reaction after so long. But I love you guys! Love the emotion and pure joy. This was much needed. Thanks.

[@michaelanderson1476]

Two of the most emotional people on KZbin watching the greatest superhero film ever!!....truly beautiful and adorable altogether!! Perfection!!!!😭😊😇🥰😍👏🙌🙏👍🎉

[@Berglundish]

THAINK YOU GUYS! What a great reation! Love to see people crying WITH me and not PAUSE and try to talk it back or down

[@dackjaniels4480]

Seeing your reactions brought back all the emotions from back when I first watched it on the day it was released. Cheers to you guys, I really enjoyed your reactions.

[@souobag]

I've never cried so much in a react video. This film is very special, and you showed all the emotion it causes. Thank you!

[@markcain9312]

I want to know what happened when he returned the soul stone to Red Skull

[@JeM130177]

Damn I've seen this so many times and I still sob my way through this movie 😂😂 you guys are great at picking stuff up and remembering stuff too i love that. Also I'm absolutely here for the Bucky appreciation. It took me too long to get there but now I'm fully on the train. I love how Jane noticed he wasn't freaking out and then felt bad for him too that he only had Steve and now doesn't so much. Hope you guys watch Falcon and Winter Soldier, it's a great series and really made me love Bucky and Sam even more!

[@markvolt2070]

Guys, I love your reactions! Non of my friends or family are into Marvel movies so I watch them alone, keeping my emotions and thoughts inside. But seeying you having the same comments, emotions and even real tears, I feel joy and feel... not alone anymore. Thank you for this, you are wonderful people, keep it up!

[@tzimiable]

That final charge is so reminiscent of the old school team up comic events...I never thought I'd see something like it in the cinema, it was absolutely spectacularly good.

[@blackfoxx-wz5nq]

I can't confirm it but I was told that if the helmet was still functional in Tony's suit he would've lived.

[@stephenbrowning7639]

A wonderful Winnie the pooh momet/quote from Cap at the end there. You guys are so awesome, watched you both from marvel movie 1 to now. Thank you both for letting us follow you on this adventure, and what a fantastic journey its been. Amazing.

[@scottredding7357]

I just liked seeing Ant-Man punch one of those flying crocodiles in the face.

[@robertrouse4503]

With Cap in the elevator, it was a different elevator than the fight. In Endgame, they were in an elevator at Stark Tower, in Winter Soldier it was at The Triskelion, S.H.I.E.L.D. headquarters.

[@thegeekoutgirl]

Tbh I didn't think Captain Marvel was a bad movie. I liked it. And every time I rewatch it, it gets better lol. But I get that it's a matter of preference. Also, people went on a Brie Larson hate train back then for just speaking the truth about CERTAIN kinds of critics and their racist/sexist views. Also, people didn't like how "arrogant" Captain Marvel was and I thought that was weird because people don't hate on other marvel characters for the same things they hate on her about. I could go on and on about this topic but it'll trigger incels so meh lol

[@Belnick6666]

re watch it again, but this time imagine the politics in USA at the time of writing/filming and trump vs democrats, build the wall vs let all immigrants in etc etc....most people dislike cap marvel movie because of the politics in it, not because it in itself is a super bad movie

[@thegeekoutgirl]

@@Belnick6666 Really? Cuz a lot of the top reviews I read back then talked about how they hated Brie Larson and hated how annoying Captain Marvel was. Nothing about how much they hated how political it was. Actually, a lot of the articles I read did say that they hated how it was too "feminist", which I thought was ridiculous. But anyway, I''ll go look up the articles about Captain Marvel and immigration cuz that sounds pretty interesting. Thanks for bringing that up. Tbh, that subject doesn't really bother me. And tbh, movies, shows, media, and etc do tend to depict current events. We can't always avoid that. Biggest example at the top of my head that's related to comics and superheroes is the X-Men. I suppose you'd consider that very political back in the day because it was inspired by the Civil Rights Movement, but here we are, still enjoying the X-Men franchise.

[@shattaredentertainment4782]

@@thegeekoutgirl wanna know the reason why? Larson said that she didnt need a 40yo white dude to tell her what to like. And the chuds who spin it into the hate speech were what? 40yo white dudes. The irony is hilarious. Shes talking about diversity in movie criticism and they're crying that a girl made them hurt there feelings over nothing.

[@beastialmoon2327]

Yeah there was a lot of really, really obvious sexism going on when Captain Marvel came out. It was honestly really annoying. I know I enjoyed it a lot, even if it was pretty standard Marvel (studios) fare. It was fun, and I couldn't ask for much more.

[@PizzaHutCEO]

Idk man I liked it less on rewatch. I just find her less likeable than other characters, including all the other women, so it’s not about that. Also I think she suffers from the Superman problem but that’s just a thing I have for her and Superman, not really a problem with the movie. Hopefully they can give her a better script for the next movie and she can somehow fail/face adversity.

[@blackeychan1970]

"They should be able to beat him, he doesn't have the Infinity Stones". Thanos is a millennia-old galactic warlord with CENTURIES of hand-to-hand fighting experience. Along with being a master tactician and strategist, he possesses genius-level intellect, superhuman strength (on par with the Hulk), prowess, agility, reflexes and endurance. He is not to be trifled with, Stones or no.

[@patrickbell5875]

I don't know why ppl think Thanos is suppose to be weak

[@tz1592]

I really miss how emotionally involved we used to be as a family with Marvel movies. Endgame was so EPIC. I remember taking the day off and pulling my kids from school on opening day. We were so excited to see what was going to happen after Infinity War. I wish Marvel still had the magic they once did. My daughters and family have been so disappointed in Marvel movies since Endgame. We enjoyed reliving some of that magic watching your reactions. Thanks for sharing.

[@decanaba]

about the snapping back: people that died because f.e. the pilot got snapped - they stay dead. Hulk was smart enough to wish for a safe way back, so all the people came back to a safe place, so noone re-appeared mid-air or in the middle of the ocean ;)

[@Jjoker74]

One of the best movies I've ever seen. I've watched a bunch of reaction videos of this and I get teary every single time. Great job guys! And actually this is the first time I've noticed when Pepper says "You'll never rest" regarding the rime travel, then at the end she says "You can rest now". Damn it's good

[@adamgarratt9915]

Onwards and upwards to phase 4 now then!

[@Garbageman0]

Dude I wish we could’ve seen more of ronin he was so badass after just only having like 3 minutes of screen time

[@mmemori]

yesss, i’ve been waiting for this one!! love your reactions!

[@gohan3228]

This production was so Epic, One of Best superhero movies Ever along with a few others like infinty War, the build up for this is INSANE This was The infinty saga as they say. Marvel has done Such an incredible job, still doing with recent shits

[@dirtyjerde13]

This movie is awesome even with its imperfections just like people. Movie poster is on my wall. I love the time travel explanation scene with smart hulk. Not my favorite of the marvel movies but it’s special because it’s such an important part in the series.

[@bradfordgoodman4635]

I'm gonna continue to watch you guys I've seen you on several things and I can tell by your emotions that you're really good people And I bet you are that way in real life even though the movie's not real your emotions are set and that happens to me also and that shows you a heart of a person

[@todderickson2435]

You can add Chris Pine to your list of Marvel Chris actors. He voiced Peter Parker in "Spider-Man: Into the Multiverse" which spotlighted Miles Morales. And don't feel bad about your tears: I've watched this at least 20 times, and I tear up every single time.

[@victoria.99]

I love captain marvel too!!! She’s amazing, I truly love her but I’m confused of why you posted this reaction before cap marvel 🤔 but anyways, as long as you watch it before endgame I guess it’s fine

[@muhammadmousavi5756]

You know, I'm sad for Thor because he was so depressed and he was in so much emotional stuff and non of his friends came for him and when they finely came that was because they needed him for something and they kept bullying him......

[@tobbewetterwik3971]

Love that you're letting your emotions show, makes this reaction so much better than others. Keep it up

[@gracemon2oe]

Holy CROW!! I just randomly clicked on this reaction as it popped into my suggesteds. Immediately subscribing, I love how emotional you got, made me get all misty all over again over everything 🥲 you two seem so wholesome!! Thanks for this.

[@SeeJaneGoTV]

Thanks! Welcome to the channel!!

[@lenztner]

Since thanos is a part eternal and part deviant, killing him isn't so easy, even if the big 3 went toe to toe with him, they'll still loose.

[@Joao-zl8in]

thanos even without the stones Hes a Beast lol, he could beat like hulk without any stones so youre tripping lol

[@neospock5034]

Yep, he wrecked Hulk in Infinity War without using any stones. Comparable strength and toughness, but Thanos is far more skilled as a fighter.

[@akshayj799]

I loved your reaction when Pete said "Activate Instant Kill" 💥💯

[@CaturdayNite]

60sec in and the tears are coming. Such a great film/franchise. Roughly...what. 20 films lead up to this? 12yrs or so as well? Craziness. I can't imagine any franchise having such a huge impact like this ever again. Was so great to basically raise my son with these. Once he was old enough to get into them, Iron Man 3 was his first. Then pretty much every one we saw on the early Thursday night openings. Just, wow. And i am glad i have been able to see so many of these reactions with you two.

[@johnsonking6121]

Imo The Greatest movies in the mcu or Marvel movies now That's everything is multiverse ARE Infinty War, Winter soldier, Endgame, spidey Man 2 tobey maguire and Doctor fuckin Strange 2. Definitely My top 5.

[@nathi060200]

Yeeeeeeess, I waited for this reaction so bad!

[@patricke0n]

My biggest takeaway from endgame, walking out of the theater i said "they just brushed over creating a fountain of youth, why not throw old cap in the machine, de-age to 35ish, send his ass back to work.

[@Jacoc323]

And who says Cap would want that to happen?

[@user-op6kt8pg9y]

Yay I've been waiting for this love to see it

[@totalbushleague3270]

If he be worthy shall possess the power of Thor. If he can pick up the hammer Cap is capable of having Thor’s power.

[@deke76]

"You did it, Steve." He is Captain America. No more need be said.

[@andrewroberts9885]

Great reaction. Thanks for taking the MCU journey and sharing with us.

[@karrlosk]

Thanks so much for the reaction.... Ye both made me relive certain moments! Appreciation from Auckland, NZ ❤️

[@GKinslayer]

Hey Jane when might you check out the actual Capt Marvel comics?

[@eduardopatraca3272]

I really feel bad for Thor. In the spam of a few years (which was nothing for someone who had live 1500 years) he lost his mother, his father, all of his friends, his hammer, his eye, half of his people and his brother, and then he became a joke for everyone else. That's why I loved seeing him so happy for still being worthy of Mjolnir.

[@drizzmatec]

I like how the way the other characters interact with Thor are different ways people actually act around people who have depression. Hulk attempts to emphasize with Thor and remind him that he has done good already. Steve makes sure that he is included in the briefing on the stones. On Asgard, Rocket tries tough love, and appealing to Thor's sense of duty. Tony tries to prevent him from harming himself when he offers to do the Snap. And Rhodey uses the classic Military tactic of making particularly offensive jokes about the situation. I personally don't like all the hate Rhodey gets for his cheese whiz joke. That's exactly the kind of jokes that my Army buddies and I make when my depression gets real bad.

[@thereal_1620]

Wow such a great reaction and review. You guys made me shed tears all over again. Great review guys

[@typicalmusha6657]

I love how yall show emotion when watching these movies thats the whole point of watching!!