Captain America "Avengers Assemble" Scene - Portal Scene - Avengers : Endgame (2019) Scene

Captain America "Avengers Assemble" Scene - Portal Scene - Avengers : Endgame (2019) Scene
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[@BestScene1]

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[@josha254]

NOOOOOOO AM CANADIAN

[@wildeskompositum9556]

Isnt prime free for a month anyways?

[@almeme9017]

Thanos better

[@Andy.G8]

@@wildeskompositum9556 Yes, it’s probably just an affiliate link, though he has to disclose it if that is the case.

[@TheRVCYouTube]

Is this copyright free? 🤔

[@SuperDuperNick]

“A man stood alone against destiny and a universe came to stand with him”

[@yvscharan2549]

that is a fantastic statement

[@hulk6805]

That universe brought by Mr Hulk... Underrated avenger

[@SuperDuperNick]

I’ll admit, I won’t take credit for this comment. Someone else commented this on another avengers endgame portal scene but the vid got deleted

[@camraging641]

@@hulk6805 indeed

[@darkknightgamer8214]

That is a very nice one

[@nuka_10]

The fact that Steve was gonna fight the whole army by himself is truly what makes him my favorite mcu hero

[@gamerbro8399]

He fights like a solider, he dies like a solider. That's probably his motto

[@ramkumara5018]

My favourite hero too

[@val21704]

Why was he alone? I totally forgot why.

[@SuperDuperNick]

He knew he was probably going to die fighting that whole army by himself but was still willing to do it anyway. He’d rather die in a fight than run from it

[@limone7484]

@@val21704 Thor and Iron Man were there too, but they became exhausted because of the fact that Thanos was too strong and he also brought his army which made them outnumbered.

[@dylanmacadam3545]

Even in the face of certain death, broken shield, arm cut wide open, beaten and bloodied…damn cap…we miss you.

[@noobmaster69426]

He never gave up. He’s the true CAPTAIN.

[@robertcook5049]

The true embodiment of "super soldier"

[@jamesgroarke5745]

For me the hardest scene out of all these films was iron mans death that was the first proper marvel film I watched and he was my favourite.

[@Hunter-A47]

​@@noobmaster69426A TRUE LEADER🔥

[@noobmaster69426]

@@Hunter-A47 ofc

[@swa7169]

"On your left." Pays off a setup from five years and 13 films back. Now MCU films don't seem to remember what happened in the previous scene.

[@SuperDuperNick]

Sam: “Open the portal to his left” Strange: “Why specifically his left side?” Sam: “Just do it. It’s important”

[@k.b.4264]

I fully believe this happened

[@prasad6093]

On your left from Captain America has a different fanbase. That one scene in Captain america winter soldier, made them get a new superhero character.

[@adamatif288]

For real. He wanted revenge so long even after the winter soldier.

[@RitikMaurya07]

No, it was because when Sam and Steve were jogging in a previous movie, Steve said-"on your left". It's a reference actually, there was one more 😎

[@rudrodeepchatterjee]

@@RitikMaurya07 did you not get the joke?

[@TheHoon57]

You have to admit, seeing all those characters pour in after years of building them up is one of the best scenes in cinema history. Hands down.

[@jasonmoody4219]

For real. Scorsese can kick rocks.

[@tomiwaidris23]

@@jasonmoody4219 literally. the mcu is real cinema, no matter what him and the dc stans say. shots like 0:53 that tell entire 8 year stories of struggle, sadness, determination and character development unlike any other

[@Benjuicyy]

*The best scene in cinema history I'll die on this hill

[@kiddfaith4397]

It gives me chills every time

[@mrbluesky4838]

BuT mArVeL mOviEs ArEnt CinEmA

[@Yibambe5253]

The last time . We'd see Chadwick in the Black Panther suit 😢😢. This last sequence until ending had soo many tears wept by me. What a masterpiece Endgame was

[@ADMINBASAED]

The fact that this man walked against entire thanos army. This movie is my favourite. The cast did an amazing job acting. Very very good movie.

[@davidchism6081]

So long as one man stood against Thanos, he could never achieve victory.

[@metehanakduygu2183]

noooo it sucks so clische sorry

[@CdrChaos]

“Why is Captain America your favorite Avenger?” Because he didn’t want to kill anyone, he didn’t like bullies, he didn’t care where they were from. And because when all hope seemed lost, he was still prepared to stand and fight for a universe that would never know of his sacrifice.

[@venomark7883]

He didn't care about his life to be executed by Thanos rather, he'd want to fight back until his last breath and die trying rather than kneeling down in despair in the face of pure dominance Cap is my favorite Marvel hero because he only cares nothing but the safety and the lives of others than his, he's prepared to die fighting an army rather than backing down and he'll do so because he is fearless and determined *whatever it takes*

[@spartangoku7610]

@@venomark7883 we should all aspire to be Captain America.

[@rj_lab]

Okay kids..time for your GMO milk. Go to bed after that 😄🤣😂!

[@pearsemacintyre1728]

He’s the last man standing. When all hope was lost he was still standing

[@Kas58223]

Thanos was a beast and that look he gave as captain America got up priceless

[@williamj.dovejr.8613]

Broken shield, injured leg, bloodied, tired as hell...and yet he stood! A true champion!

[@Nannada1212]

"I can do this all day." Just pure grit.

[@lyricsnetwork8915]

Don't you know? He can do this all day.

[@Nannada1212]

@@lyricsnetwork8915 he stands back up. He can do it all day.

[@komujimaru]

@@blackleague212 bro WAKANDA WEED HITS DIFFERENT

[@AbdullahFaisal133]

Truly worthy

[@maryo274artworks4]

Dude, I got teary-eyed as soon as I saw Spidey! I missed that kid! 🥹

[@Karthi_K_Yeah]

The portals, the Music, The Assemble... The Fight... Everything... Everything is just Epic Pure Masterpiece But... The fact that Cap was ready to fight an whole army and limping up to them with nothing but a broken shield and widely cut arm... Just... I don't even have the words to describe the guy's resolve and pure fcuking will power. As everyone said "One guy stands against his destiny and the universe stands with him"

[@justintendo4302]

I just adore how this moment is what the last 10 years had all been building up to, it’s fantastic

[@EMPYuk]

For me it’s honestly just the word “assemble”

[@ccelite3782]

If you told me back in 2012 something like this is coming... I would've called you a crazy man. Never thought I'd see the MCU evolve this much back then.

[@fauziahabdgafar7346]

Aku suka ant man dia boleh kecil Dan besar

[@ronders-117]

@the ugly duckling to each is their own bud

[@kringerman396]

@the ugly duckling Endgame had the superior climax, but I do agree that Infinity War is the better overall movie.

[@wickedwood04]

When Captain America said Avengers Assemble every person in the theater I was ready to jump through the screen and be avengers that day. Crazy that a moment in a movie can have such an impact on a large group of strangers. Good times.

[@blpalv15]

It's embarrassing to even admit this, but I agree. I think all fans wanted to be running alongside Cap and Co. at that moment

[@ccelite3782]

Sometimes if I'm walking down a empty street, I'll act like I'm an Avenger and just start RUNNING

[@Cujobob]

I wonder if this was a bigger moment outside of the USA. I think the US is the only place they didn’t call the original Avengers film ‘Avengers Assemble.’

[@juanitamorgan5475]

Let's face it Avengers is the best movie hands down and I hope they continue to make more movies of it I also hope that Robert Downey Jr comes back as iron Man because I seriously can't picture anyone else playing that character

[@NeilRoc]

I'm so glad this happened in the theatre i was in

[@theanimeniac1906]

From watching Steve pick himself up, battered and bruised, to seeing all the heroes make a dramatic return, to the Avengers Assemble to the entire fight. This scene shows us how much the writers and directors loved the MCU. At the time at least. I love it to this day

[@TheWorthyGamer247]

An underrated part of all this is the reaction that T'Challa gave Steve.. a million words of approval and recognition said with just a simple nod

[@silvermanemilard]

The slightest of nods, just between the two of them.

[@shanalkhullar7]

Thor's immediate scream after Cap says "assemble" is an underrated touch

[@raonair]

Politely waiting for his commander to announce the fight began

[@michaelelliot2966]

The ultimate battle Cry

[@BigWheezer2000]

He had to do that because Cap whispered “Assemble” and no one else could hear it

[@cubsforlife6721]

then t’challa screams too:(

[@GRasputin91]

YIBOMBE YIBOMBE YIBOMBE YIBOMBE

[@fionababez522]

Can we just appreciate Thanos for letting them have this whole entry moment

[@FeralCabbage]

Jokes aside, he probably just wanted to scope who he was going up against lol

[@TravisFloyd]

He was probably confused, like Wtf is this?

[@mrnobody9321]

Bro was shook

[@antoninicolas1916]

“YOU SAID THERE WAS ONLY 6!”

[@csmaddict]

he was experiencing cinema history infront of him

[@Ryan79345]

The shot at 3:44 will always give me chills, not matter how many times I see it. 11 years of characters all in one shot

[@noobmaster69426]

Ikr?!?! This scene was truly a masterpiece.

[@Tank50us]

For me it's 3:03... When you see the sheer size of this army, at least half of whom blinked and were suddenly called to battle.

[@thelegendofminecraft1.568]

Spiderman is freaking SWINGIN out there 😭

[@Ryan79345]

@@thelegendofminecraft1.568 yeah that parts funny, swinging off of nothing 😂

[@noobmaster69426]

@@Ryan79345 tbh, he swung off of Ant-Man and a dozen ships. You just can’t really see that shot.

[@chipotlelover55]

This is the most powerful scene in ALL of cinematic history. Man what I would do to relive the Infinity War/Endgame Era…..

[@noobmaster69426]

Agreed. Me too

[@nosuchperson5578]

you don't watch very many films do you

[@carlosr5485]

Top 10 cinematic moments of all time in my opinion, the culmination of so many years of work and getting to know this characters to watch them make their last sand truly brought a grown man to shed a tear

[@Unversed333]

"Infinity Saga"

[@treasurestrove170]

Most powerful scene in all of pop culture for sure

[@BhargavN10]

The fact remains that Captain America stood alone against entire Thanos and his army

[@venicebeachsportsnetwork6677]

Thor and iron man were there too

[@SpiderManMCUniverse]

Right

[@itsgamingboi4767]

Yea and thor, cap and, iron man they know that they are gonna lose but the portal thing is amazing

[@ZenAhmed]

He can do this all day

[@Sid271]

He can do this all year

[@sigilofgremory9671]

Captain america strapping on his broken shield to fight a literal army by himself has to be the most manliest thing I have ever scene

[@BlazeLs-je7yo]

Not to mention that if you look closely, his arm looks like it is actually broken, and he using the straps to hold everything in place. Which makes it like 10x more manly lol.

[@johnskinner2329]

"I can do this all day"

[@scottrackley4457]

He make up his mind he was taking a few with him

[@adrianbilka8349]

Damn that's crazy i never noticed until now! ​@@BlazeLs-je7yo

[@jamesgroarke5745]

Iron man sacrificing himself was more manly than that.

[@breaderikthegreat3224]

This movie was the perfect finale for the MCU. You can really feal 11 years of movies building up for this

[@Unversed333]

For me, it is seven years which is when Thanos was first introduced and Infinity War was greenlit.

[@frethero19]

Lets just take a moment to appreciate that first, Cap stands wounded, alone, and by himself against an insurmountable enemy without fear, only determination. Then, he is rewarded with the overwhelming feeling of joy and relief of not only the return of his beloved friends and family, but that a combined force intergalactic allies has been summoned to his aid, united against a common foe. What really gets me fired up though, is the fact that every single person there just instinctually knows that Steve is the leader, he is the Captain, and follow his lead. And Thor. Talk about the ultimate bro. While Cap whispers the initial order, its Thor's primal warcry, that only a man like Steve could inspire, that really ignites the charge. But its source is in Steve. He was the first Avenger after all. Captain America, Steve Rogers, the man with a voice that could command a god.

[@staylucidbaby]

The last sentence, wow... what a beautiful scene

[@mohammedrabin1771]

You should get all the likes mate🙌🏻

[@mohammedrabin1771]

You should get all the likes mate🙌🏻

[@naucs_]

This is still the most powerful experience I've ever had in a movie theatre

[@sergioedits5962]

same bro😢🥹

[@franknostrings1117]

100%

[@camino_]

yup

[@drizzle2141]

For me it was the Gluck Gluck 3000. So powerful and such an experience

[@Xylarxcode]

It was a truly special, once in a lifetime moment. I don't think I'll ever be quite this enthralled by anything in a movie theatre again. Although the Spider-Man: No Way Home scene when Andrew and Tobey showed up comes pretty close. The audience was legit roaring with applause and cheer. For this one, in my theatre on my first watch at least, they just sat there in stunned silence when the iconic words were finally spoken. Like everyone was holding their breath in anticipation for what would come next.

[@MechaObama]

The close-up shot on Chadwick Boseman as he exits the portal brings a tear to my eye. R.I.P King.

[@ntinosaggelopoulos6718]

Boseman forever

[@robertmedrano2768]

Why did the black panthers right hand soldier -don’t know her name but she is from the walking dead - why she walk in if she never got dusted ?

[@Astralkiller47]

@Javsco I'm interested to understand his question as well.... I'm confused.

[@kaitothewolf4132]

The black panther and his final fight, R.i.p Boseman, Wakanda forever. 👑

[@alyseh9539]

@@robertmedrano2768 The people walking through aren't just the people who didn't survive the snap it's everyone who's anyone ready to fight against Thanos. Okoye is the head of T'Challa's military, The Dora Milaje, so of course she's going to be by his side. She wasn't with Cap because without their King she was best needed in Wakanda protecting her people.

[@DonatelloDragon]

This why we love Captain America, facing off an entire Army and not even batting an eye, today’s marvel couldn’t even compare!

[@sebjoy]

I can't wait to show this epic page of movies industry to my children. The "Avengers : Assemble" ALWAYS gives me goosebumps.

[@surgeonoo]

Even marvel won't be able to recreate this iconic scene ever. Some pieces are truly masterpiece which can never be replaced.

[@teck2002]

Agreed, as much as I don't want to admit it, phases 1-3 are prob the best that the MCU is going to produce, and I'm ok with that

[@vetriselvan.mbiotech7098]

############### ############

[@noobmaster69426]

Agreed. This was a masterpiece

[@superspies32]

Its costed 11 years of build up to this point (and btw on the contract Kevin Feige signed with all banks Marvels Studios loaned money for IM, it must included at least 10 SAH on this scenes, and they successfully doubled it at least)

[@raghavjack]

As a wise woman once said - " Nothing lasts forever "

[@jermainehaslam5634]

I love that head nod T'Challa does to Captain America, saying basically "I've got your back" RIP Chadwick.

[@SuperDuperNick]

That nod was also like a thank you to him, for bringing him back to life (or at least helping to do so, since Hulk is the one who did it) He must have known because Okoye survived the snap so she must have filled him in on everything that happened as soon as he came back

[@Abaan-zm8no]

Because Chadwick was a true Chad

[@anujagrawal1747]

I just posted a comment and then was reading through others and found yours from a year ago which is basically identical. Hi-Fi there brother

[@willmunoz1638]

The eyes seem to have the convo: BP: Hey Steve. Cap: ...T'Challa... BP: ...You look tired. Cap: ...Yeah. BP: I will stand with you, bro.

[@authorjdrhoades]

SHURI: Man, that's a lot of enemies. OKOYE: When does the killing start? T'CHALLA: 'Sup.

[@zedpugeh]

HE FINISHED HIS STORY

[@Blackmine999]

Who is watching this in 2024 ?😅

[@shayaanabbasi-09]

Me

[@JCaesar11]

Watching and crying and how sublime marvel was and how terrible they’ve become

[@awesomed_]

me

[@raginglightning5294]

Me

[@Antebios]

Me!!! I've seen this a hundred times and it STILL gives me goosebumps!!!

[@awesome8326]

thor yelling after cap says assemble is the most hype thing ever.

[@thalmoragent9344]

Facts, I know the Asguardians were all for the hype alongside their Prince

[@user-vn1nn1dn6t]

It's thors battle cry

[@noobmaster69426]

Fax

[@michaelandcarina_personal]

My brother was a pagan that worshipped Thor. He passed away in 2021. Thor in Marvel always brings tears ❤

[@morrisboakai4104]

I was looking for this comment before I wrote it on my own. Didn't want to take the shine away from you. Thank you for writing this!!!!!!

[@seha0569]

No matter how many years will pass, this assemble scene, will be one of the most epic scenes in the history of cinema!

[@camdenfix7217]

No. The most epic

[@linkais3875]

The most epic of ALL epic!!!

[@eltioed5149]

@@camdenfix7217 name one more epic

[@camdenfix7217]

@@eltioed5149 I said it was the most epic

[@eltioed5149]

@@camdenfix7217 you miss a dot

[@musicalprithwi8833]

Broken shield, injured body, tired soul, but still stands strong, The Captain America we don't deserve...

[@iheartissaagi]

the fact he stood up to fight thanos army all by himself is the coolest thing I’ve ever seen

[@robynsegg]

That moment when Cap screams, "AVENGERS...!!!!!!!!" and the quietly, "Assemble.", gives me chills everytime!

[@cunningsmile4166]

3:13

[@champ33404]

when Thor yells after he says it makes it even better

[@ratau8239]

@@champ33404 Then everyone else joining in charging and yelling. It's crazy! And then when thanos pints his sword and all of his minions start charging too! Wish I watched it

[@brandymarie8432]

🙌🏽

[@cajundude62a]

That was so cool 😎 It’s five stars it did not get what it diserved because of critical drinker he is garbage at explaining films note he’s drunk This needs five stars out of the entire marvel franchise Infinity war 0 because of the ending Now those who are seen here just died out 5 years ago at the time see how many thanos killed direct prof that he’s a monster is right here now they win thanks to captain marvel and iron man

[@aryapittalwala5126]

Even after almost 2 years this scene gives me chills😊

[@leonkaizer5297]

Same

[@ruhanimaini2764]

Me too

[@gentilgedeon4260]

@@ruhanimaini2764 Me too...still the best

[@SpiderManMCUniverse]

Me as well

[@sagarsawlani8571]

It will always

[@AlbinoJedi]

This scene was pinnacle MCU. I remember being in the theater chanting yibambe through tears with Black Panther and then cheering with Cap's "Assemble".

[@noobmaster69426]

Ikr

[@kaitz1535]

The look black Panther gives Cap always gives me chills. He knew right there Cap was fighting for everything. The look of a warriors respect.

[@ashtonwarrington1771]

That subtle nod from Black Panther to Cap. “We’re here. Let’s do this.” RIP to my king. Wakanda Forever

[@nataliejones8308]

Chadwick is always Black Panther 💖

[@Bangada]

lol f wack anda

[@amenesaiesangnidjo4761]

​@@Bangadasuck kid

[@dreamforall5833]

@@Bangadayour parents don’t love you

[@Bangada]

@@dreamforall5833 who doesnt love some black nationalists

[@user-ww7iq7tw5s]

Captain america: Avengers...assemble. *Thor yells* The others at the back: I don't know what he said just scream and run.

[@ccelite3782]

When Thor yells *you better f*cking yell too.*

[@samtayeb5085]

Wanda: what did he say? Bucky: idk didn’t hear him T’challa: tf do we do Tony: don’t ruin the moment! Grout: I am groot Thor: I got this Thor: RUUAAAAAAHHHHHH T’challa: ahh ok T’challa: AAAAAAAHHHHHHHH the armies: HAAAAAAAAHHHHHHH

[@michaelfinlay6341]

That's the battle cry. And they weren't going to move without Steve's orders. Not because he's Cap, but because he's Steve Rogers, a man beaten, broken, bloody, and still he stands.

[@itsyug1034]

That was a probably the first and last warcry we'll ever see from Steve

[@KingsOfLosers123]

1 movie before Thanos: Avengers! Disassemble....

[@sowsow6677]

Missed opportunity to say "I can do this all day" but I guess we've watched him for so long that we knew what he would say in our head.

[@tajindersingla4202]

The fact that captain was walking towards the army Alone is something else 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@joaosoares-rr5mj]

he wasnt even waiting for backup, he was 100% willing to fight all those people by himself

[@dominiquejones3805]

Ready 2 go out on his shield

[@noobmaster69426]

MCU’s coldest moment 🥶🥶🥶🥶

[@endyender1703]

​@@dominiquejones3805 like a true Spartan.

[@sidhharthtiwari7125]

A true leader ❤

[@jonathonpolk3592]

I really loved how Thanos respected Cap as a warrior in this scene and gave him a second to collect himself. He could have just crushed him right there, but he was like "nah bro, take your time and catch your breath. Its only fair."

[@hexcss9153]

Honestly! Some may say that Thanos was dumb, but the dude had honour. Heck, everything he was doing was because he thought it was the right thing to do.

[@savannahshane2231]

@@hexcss9153 Lawful Evil alignment

[@Ihavethetouch]

@@hexcss9153 That was IW Thanos, 2014 Thanos wanted to destroy and remake the universe.

[@stephenfacca6703]

Some big Inigo Montoya energy there.

[@clamg5241]

@@stephenfacca6703 You killed my father, prepare to die.

[@rohithrajan04]

What i love is as soon as Cap says Assemble and Thor starts a war cry and everyone lets loose ! 🔥

[@mystdragon8530]

The wide shot of Captain against the whole Thanos army is the best scene in all the MCU.

[@raven3067]

The fact that Cap was willing to stand alone at first. He's truly an brave hero

[@jasonmoody4219]

He can do this all day.

[@rdlegends3988]

@@jasonmoody4219 **sighs* yeah I know

[@gewoongames593]

@@rdlegends3988 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@myth-if8yu]

That's why he is worthy

[@NormanFRockwellontop]

What was he gonna do? Run?

[@davidspears2628]

Kings, gods and all the heroes waited for the command to attack by captain America. This scene really shows the respect they have for him

[@paulgibbon5991]

"A voice that could command a god....and does." --Daredevil on Captain America, "Born Again"

[@RedRaikou]

And most of them like any of the Guardians (except for Rocket and Groot), Asgardians or the magic users didn't even know him

[@Nimblescape]

Well, he is the First Avenger

[@MrKingYuji]

@@RedRaikou the magic users from the Sanctum definitely know Rogers. He is a legendary historical figure and the first superhero

[@Mr.x007ssss]

He is a true & brave leader

[@RagingRaven88]

Every couple of months I need to see this scene. And every couple of months I end up crying because of it.

[@vp6266]

5 years Ago on this day 🥹🥹 Thank You Marvel❤❤️❤️

[@iNabber]

absolute perfection

[@hannahthemoarmy]

ARIANA WHAT ARE YOU DOING HERE?

[@noobmaster69426]

Agreed

[@PrimalElf]

@@noobmaster69426 Thor: Noobmaster

[@TheGamesWin]

Not quite absolute, could have done without the "is that everyone?" joke. Just let the moment stand on its own.

[@superspies32]

Behond the Maximum power of a 11 years careful planning with complex relationship Cinematic Univer. And then its fucked up.

[@gazzgaspay4841]

Props to Thanos for waiting for the Avengers to get ready.

[@WalkerRileyMC]

You don't crush a people's spirit when they're at their worst. You crush it when they are at their best, to make certain they understand they had no way of winning so they never rise up against you again.

[@lahiri07]

@@WalkerRileyMC a wise general never waits for thier enemy to gather and assemble, you hit them at thier weakest when they aren't expecting u to attack them. This typo honour u r mentioning only happens in movies and fairytales not in reality.

[@ashleyc.6189]

Thanos's inflated ego is his downfall. His pride wants a satisfying defeat. He doesn't want to win on a technicality or by fighting dirty. He wants everyone to know he wins because he's bigger, stronger, and smarter than everyone else.

[@08153Sneezingway]

His ego wouldn't allow it. He was so sure of his victory, of his destiny, that it killed him and all of his followers

[@Ctar99n]

Bear in mind, this Lhanos had probably been told what defenders earth had by Loki... The loki that only knew what was on earth around the battle of new york, this is a hellovalot more than back then so might have been a bit surprised

[@mohammedrabin1771]

3:21 Even Thor himself was waiting all those years to hear this and couldn't control his emotions when he finally heard it

[@ericwhisler1187]

I love how they gave parts of this to certain characters based on what they needed most. Cap got the battle, seeing that he got all his people back after being unable to accept their loss and having everyone rally behind him standing united with him as their leader. Tony got the victory, to be the one to make the sacrifice play and know he saved everyone which was always his only concern regardless of how he had to do it and die knowing he’s leaving Peter, Pepper and Morgan in a better world and finally get to rest. Thor seeing Cap wield Mjolnir and saying “I knew it” he got to show his people how great and worthy they are and not fail as someone’s protector again by seeing them succeed in defending themselves

[@thedevastator8425]

Of all the hundreds of thousands of years of human evolution, I'm so grateful for being alive to experience this event.

[@stopsign4384]

To think out of the hundreds of thousands of years of events, you choose a moment of a movie to be thankful of witnessing. Boy we really are doomed with this generation.

[@DoctorNerff]

ey yo thats racist. be carefull xdddddddddd@@stopsign4384

[@thedevastator8425]

@@stopsign4384 OK boomer

[@jj-ce8bb]

I'm one of the lucky hundreds of thousands that were lucky to see it at the theaters first hand

[@halfbee7886]

I can’t put it better myself.

[@mwrael]

Ready to see this again in Avengers: Secret Wars.

[@adis6254]

YESSSSSSSSS

[@OneonSajid]

But this time it will be with everyone from the Multiverse, not just MCU characters. So we could possible see characters from outside of the MCU. EG Tobey Spider-Man, Fox X-Men, Eric Bana Hulk, etc

[@mwrael]

​@@OneonSajid If they do that, I'll probably die from a heart attack in cinema 😂

[@yazancallas]

Sucks Captain America and iron man won’t be there

[@LegoSanic]

Wtf u mean U mean avengers: Secret invasion? Cause avengers secret wars is coming in November 2025 literally after 3 year

[@Rain0327]

Seeing all of the MCU’s heroes come together to battle their greatest threat was a cinema experience that I don’t think we’ll ever get to experience again.

[@ultimateranger213]

The fact that Cap stood up against an entire army and didn’t blink is the reason he’s my favorite avenger.

[@grantarmstrong2968]

0:56 is possibly my favorite shot from any film franchise ever. Essentially it is just Steve rogers against an entire army, and even though the battle would be impossible, he gets back up ready to fight regardless. Cap has no idea that the rest of the heroes are coming to back him up, but he stands tall even when faced with an impossible task, because that is how strong his willpower truly is

[@aadi-marvelandanime9010]

He can do this all day because he is CaptainAmerica

[@ethanriddell1460]

Would be unstoppable with a green lantern ring

[@beccababecrouch]

It's what makes him "worthy' as well.

[@cutthroat4274]

They don't call him the greatest supersoldier for no reason

[@dionysosalters3792]

Kinda like the Doom Slayer

[@andrewretherford8622]

Will forever be the best “in theater moment” in my life

[@inajar7947]

Only outshined by Hammertime 20 minutes earlier

[@NicholasVetter-sy8io]

Me too. And also, mad respect to Cap for standing up to Thanos’ entire army alone, with his shield destroyed and critically injured.

[@Astro95Media]

@@inajar7947Bingo. I was apparently the only person who hadn't anticipated Cap using the hammer so it came as a huge surprise. Best moment of the movie.

[@jamesgroarke5745]

Na watching lord of the rings for the first time was better than this. These films have nothing on that trilogy!!

[@Unversed333]

​@@jamesgroarke5745then go watch that and leave us MCU fans alone.

[@alpacino5694]

Wrestlemania 40

[@Luke47895]

The start is incredible, Steve standing alone, hurt and exhausted but still more than willing to fight until the end. Then when he hears Sam's vocie he doesnt fully believe it at first, then when he sees T'challa his releif is palpable. Also love the small nod T'challa gives Steve "its okay, you aren't alone. We're here." Ten years in the making and it didnt disappoint. For mr this is the true end of the MCU.

[@JaimeGirl]

And all of them -heroes, aliens, kings,masters of the mystic arts, even gods-waited for Captain America’s order. In the comics, Thor said that Cap was the only human he’d ever take orders from, and that he’d follow him into hell. This scene showed why

[@primeoctober]

that sounds badass, I'd get back into marvel comics just cause of that tbh

[@idotso6057]

seriously, you couldnt think of an original comment. sad

[@brandon1234]

I would too if he was real

[@steevysleepy7326]

@@idotso6057 You want a works cited page after every comment that happens to be similar to another? Please…

[@idotso6057]

@@steevysleepy7326 m8 dis is yt no need to be formal.

[@coldcryptic1994]

“no no, give me that you have the little one” 😂

[@andrewg4]

It has me on the floor😂😂

[@funkyfingerproductions2879]

And Cap.didn't complain.

[@matsou1903]

I was looking for this before i commented it myself😂😂😂

[@sunkygaming5024]

thor: no no give me that you have the little one me: i want to see cap using the axe not hammer :(

[@audreymabs115]

Lol 😂😂😂😂😂

[@tristanband4003]

Scene is actually tear inducing. All together for one glorious last stand. Even if Thanos won, it would have been their finest hour.

[@pyroslev]

There was a line in another movie I saw a while back. "Look what we made." This is Stan Lee's career and work in a final form we'll never see again.

[@arjun2340]

Chadwick Boseman was a hero in the movies and in true life

[@jakestroll6518]

Yes but Daniel Kaluuya is a great actor and now has an Oscar. He's already in the cast as Black Panthers best friend and a chief in his own right. Plus he's an African immigrant raised in Britain unlike Chadwick who was American. He's a better fit if you ask me. Hope they offer it to him.

[@shikhasrivastava2910]

I miss him he was my favourite :(

[@inmagarcia6324]

Wakandaforever🙅‍♀️

[@armourofgod6310]

How do you even know he was a hero in life? Did you know him or do you just see what media portrays stars to be?

[@zachariahkelley5298]

yup 😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔😔

[@krisripke3319]

One of the greatest scenes in cinematic history, gives me the chills every time.

[@tomiwaidris23]

the greatest scene in cinematic history i dare say

[@DartLuke]

Rohan army... "Hold my horse."

[@ccelite3782]

This may be the greatest, but Morbius is one of the movies of all time.

[@AmanaraDev]

True, it still brings tears to my eyes even after all these years.

[@le_meme_man8983]

@@AmanaraDev it's only been 3 years 💀

[@christophercrimson3490]

I will never forget that cap was actually about to squad up with an entire army by himself.

[@funnafisa]

These avengers will never return 😢❤ 1 of the most epic dialogues of the cinematic history: “Avengers…assemble!” ❤❤❤

[@xxr2386]

At this very moment, Steve Rogers took over Captain America. He knew he wasn't going to make it out alive against that entire army, but Steve Rogers has never known what running from a fight looked like, and he wasn't about to start when the universe needed him the most. Not a perfect soldier, but forever a good man🫶

[@mystycomega6547]

He could do this all day

[@dominiquejones3805]

Hes pretty good at this - Rocket RIGHT!!! - Ant-Man

[@nicholaspowell7029]

I love how Cap is like "Fudge it, let's do this." He had zero expectation that any help was coming and fully intended to go down on his feet.

[@LightSkye]

It's what makes so many people love and respect him. He's a kind hearted man willing to die doing what he thinks is right. Before the MCU I didnt think much of him aside from a cool partrioically designed Marvel hero(I grew up with DC) but after the entire ride from Iron Man to Endgame, I realized Cap is a hero through and through, more than most. He's a man that came from almost nothing and not through the desire to be better or hurt people, it can be all traced back to " I don't like bullies.". He just wants to help people. That's the true definition of a hero.

[@aaxeliotts]

That’s why he’s the soul of the Avengers. Tony Stark is the heart of the Avengers, but Cap is the soul because not only of his patriotism, but because of his principle as a person and as a hero at the same time. And also, that’s why he’s worthy! 🥹

[@Nick-82]

He can do this all day

[@ericeclifford]

@@LightSkye He also believes in freedom above safety...

[@amanrajput1865]

@@ericeclifford because he is an soldier and fought for his country in war

[@peterlohnes1]

I always REALLY loved that when an ENTIRE army shows up, Captain America was still "Ok fuck it, let's do this."

[@jackwells8107]

Even after a half decade, this is still incredible - truly epic.

[@Hograth-dg3oe]

This was definitely the best marvel scene in history, only if Stan lee could’ve witness it 😔

[@F5_cena]

I'm sure he got to see the movie after production was finished.

[@zack-ug7nf]

What about Andrew and tobey's return?

[@ashoknichuz5147]

@@zack-ug7nf This scn >>>> nwh🚶

[@Karam.ucak95]

RIP Stan Lee

[@squaredude2]

Stan Lee would probably cameo as a civilian walking by in this scene

[@tailedgates9]

I still tear up at this. 10 years all culminating into this one single moment. There will never be another feeling like this for me. This was truly the end of an era. :') AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!!!

[@andrewjoyce9038]

Me too

[@beastincarnate4567]

💯💯💯

[@RainbowWolf2023]

AVENGERS FOREVER!!!

[@Vinovici]

every time

[@sethbaker8179]

Avengers: A Symbol

[@DOI_ARTS]

Will never forget my cinema chanting "Yimambe" together with the Wakandans like we were part of the fight. Never will this magic be experienced again

[@sniperphysics]

You can't describe the feeling when you first saw this in cinema. Ιt's one of those things you experience once.

[@lokilowkeyyy]

exactly

[@liammaxwell6114]

I watch this all the time

[@prspp]

Yeah this scene is so perfect I remember as soon as I saw spiderman come back in theatres my 10 year old self instantly squeezed my dads hand so hard while saying "SPIDERMAN IS BACK" good times

[@noobmaster69426]

It still feels like the theater experience I had when watching it for the first time

[@brandonriggle3860]

I love Thor's battle cries in this scene. He got his chance to redeem himself, and he wasn't losing this time.

[@camerontucker7420]

Facts!!!

[@tomiwaidris23]

its a shame he got nerfed like that. him and thanos could’ve had a crazy fight if he was the same as he was in Infinity War

[@uncle_ben_rices_nephew]

@@tomiwaidris23 Exactly. Thor and Hulk were neutered power wise, and I just don’t see them being redeemed.

[@tanmaymodak8762]

Fun fact:- when cap says avengers assemble, thor and black panther let out battle cries, cuz in ancient times kings let them out before a battle, and of course both are kings

[@echo_z319]

@@uncle_ben_rices_nephew yeah they shouldve scattered the stones across the field, let thanos have a few, and go up against thor/hulk/wanda/strange at their full potential

[@ravenh7324]

I cried in the movie theater then, I'm crying in my bedroom rewatching this entire scene now. Amazing cinematic moment.

[@CuhhDiii]

Cody Rhodes getting help from everyone in WWE

[@dbslayer7]

The shot at 1:00 is so iconic. Cap, standing alone against Thanos and his army. He doesn't run or yell or plead. Just accepts his fate. And then is soon realizes that he is not alone. Not anymore.

[@ShadowKamehameha32]

That shot could be a goddamn painting. Truly a work of art

[@FS2K4Pilot]

He could do it all day.

[@ccelite3782]

He wasn't going down without a fight. As long as he's conscious, villains better watch the fuck out

[@eqlcreamy682]

Work of art. Makes me think of myself against the odds of life if you get me. Me against the world the world against me vibes

[@youraverageweeb3823]

@kshamwhizzle basically like Cap is the face of the avenger, and Iron man is the shadow

[@hariharanb9283]

This is probably one of those once in a lifetime experiences. No movie can recreate the experience of watching this scene in a theatre filled with audience who scream along with you so loud that it feels like you're in a stadium watching a game

[@funkyreapercat5280]

Spiderman NWH came close.

[@maritoxico9982]

I have the feelimg that multiverse of madness wil either come very close, have same feeling, or even surpass it

[@danielnunn7602]

Nope..when I was little kid the entire theater blew up when Darth Vader saved Luke from the Emperor..much louder than this ...

[@ScorpioKing50]

@@funkyreapercat5280 When the three spiderman went webbing together and landed together that scene brought back the same chills.

[@Vendorrr]

@@maritoxico9982 im from the future but haven’t seen doctor strange multiverse of madness but I can definitely confirm that nothing like endgame happened in doctor strange 2

[@narendramartosudarmo6112]

Five years later, and this scene still succeeds in giving me goosebumps.

[@ironfeline4386]

I can just imagine Talking how the Avengers theme for the live actions was "ok so its about the Marvel heros make. It sounds heroic and such" *process to blow fire out of every sing Trumpet ever made in the history of yes"

[@ninjazombie8969]

This scene is the best, but I think its important to point out that Cap was really about to go fight that alien army all by himself with a broken shield.

[@KeziahC384]

4 YEARS AGO. I remember this like it was yesterday. The cheer my entire cinema and I let out when Cap said "assemble"....literal goosebumps just thinking about it. I've never felt a thrill like it before or since

[@funnyseddy6802]

The best…. Perfect show for, heart, no retreat, no surrender, I remember it like yesterday

[@ashleygray1632]

This generations Star Wars for sure. Absolutely magical

[@DanielAppleton-lr9eq]

@@funnyseddy6802 Somebody compared this to JL. I ordered a Mafia contract on them, not to hurt / harm them, only to hector them with sarcastic remarks every day for a month. 😆😆A trained parrot would do the job just as easily for parrot feed. 🦜🦜🦜

[@blackeyedconor]

I usually hate it when people make noise during a movie, but I was one of the people cheering when he said that

[@paniiiniii1484]

It’s been 4 years already?!?!

[@axceljulio5747]

3:49 I love how this shot was originally something you can only see in comic books and now it's actually coming to life. Marvel Studios really shows that taking your time to build a universe gave the greatest results.

[@Mercez94]

Which comic are you talking about? I wanna read it.

[@nipun7609]

@@Mercez94 Are you serious?

[@Mercez94]

@@nipun7609 ye im dead serious

[@nipun7609]

@@Mercez94 marvel comics

[@Mercez94]

@@nipun7609 🤡. Dude -_-. I know its from marvel comics. Im asking thr literal name of the comic.

[@SaschaW82]

Up until this point, the MCU was such a good time. All those years of build up.... Everything came together in such a amazing way. The Infinity Saga was great!

[@lucressei3717]

It took a decade to reach this point. 10 friggin years. It'll probably never happen again. Not with the same patience, love and magic. So long MCU. Thanks for the memories : the movies themselves but also the anticipation, the slow buildup, the talks amongst friends, the experiences and the great climax. Thank you MCU. You weren't perfect but to me, you were close enough.

[@brandontrav7312]

The fact the Stark made Pepper's suit the same color as the dress she bought herself, as a gift from him in the 1st Ironman, shows how much he cared for her....

[@PlayrR3D156]

I never realized that before. Neat detail

[@omerbar7518]

I grew up with Marvel. Every time I see this scene, I'm brought to tears. The Infinity Saga truly was legendary.

[@venom-123]

But why to tears be happy if you like marvel

[@zacgrasl4229]

And so far the Multiverse Saga has been absolutely crap, especially with Multiverse of Madness, She-Hulk, and Ms Marvel

[@aaxeliotts]

Bro same. I always start to cry from “cap, on your left” part until “avengers, assemble!” I grew up watching them since Iron-Man 1 until Endgame so this scene is very sentimental to me.

[@aaxeliotts]

@@zacgrasl4229 mcu phases 1-3 is the mcu peak ngl 🤷🏾‍♀️

[@DoctorLester1]

I agree. The birth of the MCU was the same year of my birth

[@tuffn00gies]

Back when the MCU was still worth watching.

[@GustavoGplay]

A moment that will never be lived again, especially in the current state of the MCU Oh how the mighty have fallen

[@ell3655]

“On your left” is probably the greatest scene in movie history. My whole theater went from being quiet to loud cheering once you heard that line drop. Never have I ever been in a crowd that expressed itself or felt the same feelings as me while we were all watching a movie… I truly pity those that didn’t experience avengers 3 & 4 in theaters during opening weekend… it was one of those moments where you just HAD to be there and I’ll NEVER forget it. Bravo Russos…. bravo!

[@metraking192]

I managed to avoid spoilers for an entire week. And got to see it the weekend after. Theater was still loud af. I worked at a movie theater during opening weekend. And it was HELL

[@Never_GamePlayZ]

@@metraking192 lol i hope you had a great time.

[@metraking192]

@@Never_GamePlayZ still the best movie I’ve ever seen and wouldn’t trade anything in the world for that experience again. I only wish I got to see it opening night

[@TheSilentJorge]

@@metraking192 I went to see this three times at the theater and 3 weeks later people were still going bananas about it. Infinity War, 4 weeks later people were still losing their heads when Thor showed up in Wakanda.

[@karanrana7486]

gotta disagree on greatest scene. there are a lot of better movie scenes. if you meant the most hype scene, i could see that as acceptable but imo star wars had a lot more hype. im your father is truly the most hype scene ive seen in any form of cinema

[@noir1940]

3:44 I know I'm dramatic but seeing Spider-Man swinging from near all the way in the back and making it to the front with all the other heros is just amazing.

[@advaypaliwal3307]

you are not dramatic me too

[@aryans4519]

Dramatic as hell boi

[@noir1940]

@@aryans4519 I'll take that in pride

[@bloxidy8752]

@@aryans4519 its not being dramatic

[@jermainehaslam5634]

Your not dramatic at all, Spiderman swinging in is fucking badass and iconic for so many people during this moment!

[@irb911]

What left me gobsmacked was he was ready to go at them alone.........😮 Love this scene!!!

[@hankofthehill8503]

Watching this in theaters was the best nerdgasm in my life and nothing will ever top it