Captain America & Iron Man Repairing Engine Scene | The Avengers (2012) Movie Clip HD 4K

Captain America and Iron Man Repairing Engine Scene | The Avengers (2012) Movie Clip 4K Ultra HD
Cast: Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson, Stellan Skarsgard, Clark Gregg, Cobie Smulders, Gwyneth Paltrow, Paul Bettany
Film description: When Thor's evil brother, Loki, gains access to the unlimited power of the energy cube called the Tesseract, Nick Fury, director of SHIELD, initiates a superhero recruitment effort to defeat the unprecedented threat to Earth. Joining Fury's "dream team" are Iron Man, Captain America, the Hulk, Thor, Black Widow and Hawkeye.
TM & © 2012 Disney / Marvel Studios / Paramount
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[@FilmeyBox]

Hulk Chasing Black Widow: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oKXWgWd7oZKcppY

[@Question2]

"It seems to run on some form of electricity" very useful comment

[@Jonh117__Elysium]

Yo cuando veo algo que no entiendo 😅😂

[@BenAri18]

His from the 40s lmao, he obviously wouldn't know shit about advanced tech like this

[@duccc]

@@BenAri18 tbf most people nowadays won't either

[@ccelite3782]

A light bulb lighting up back then was probably the highlight of Steve's life.

[@HansMoleman.]

​@@ccelite3782 lol light bulbs were around way before he was born. Maybe a TV though, as it wasn't common to have one in your home until the 1950's.

[@InnocentNyahongo-ne7nr]

It's like captain is always excited when he sees a grenade

[@Viktor_Navorski]

It gets him hard

[@souravpaul2179]

He had to save the red lever

[@drunkdonutboy]

He is a soldier

[@khanchie9940]

Neuron activation.

[@Amoogus]

THINGS GO BOOM wheeeee

[@SmuggyOcelot]

3:15 I love how Cap shoots the rifle like he was taught during WW2

[@MyNamesMegatron]

Well apparently the super stim doesn’t really help to improve his aim

[@IVEdge]

Controlling an automatic rifle is quite a bit different than semiautomatic. He is carrying it historically accurate though with the ready position and chicken wing.

[@miguelohara4716]

He not like nerd Desmond doss who afraid hold the gun and sword.

[@MyNamesMegatron]

@@miguelohara4716 nah Desmond is a Chad

[@mediumtext8038]

@@miguelohara4716 He's not afraid of using a gun, he didn't use a gun because of his belief. Also although he didn't use the gun to kill, he saved many lives. Imagine what Cap would be without the super soldier steroid. Desmond didn't have any steroid and he's still a hero.

[@DanDaFreakinMan]

This is what I considered peak Marvel cinematic universe. It kicked start the golden age of Marvel movies.

[@hyper_tacoman1659]

The best party of marvel was the interconnectedness between each movie and characters. It seems that everything being released today is way to isolated from the larger universe.

[@phosu5518]

The good days when every movie felt like an event

[@user-ro6ou5vo6b]

@@phosu5518 remember the hype behind Infinity War and Endgame?

[@jordankidd4443]

Avengers 1 and 2 is peak MCU

[@oak7OO5]

​​@@user-ro6ou5vo6b That Endgame movie was truly an endgame for the MCU ngl. I also lost interest in the marvel movies.

[@JarvisBaileyVA]

This Nick Fury was so competent, this Hawkeye, competent, Maria Hill, competent. A real shame what they've become.

[@jamiestewart48]

Yeah.., Marie shouts grenade, Fury sneak attacks and takes out a few guys and Maria then saves him from the last. Not.. oh Fury is old and a man so terrible womp womp and Maria is suddenly dogshit and gets shot by someone she knows can shapeshift. More like Maria and Fury after years working together have some sort of code for that situation and she shoots Gravik in the fuckin' face realising it's not Fury. Absolute dogshit from Marvel these days.

[@shawnheidingsfelder8179]

To be fair, both Fury and Hill are Skrulls right now, so there's that.

[@zerocal76]

Dude I'm so glad I stopped watching MCU not too many movies after this one. Looks like I saved A LOT of time & $$

[@cjkalandek996]

​@@shawnheidingsfelder8179No. They didn't become Skrulls until AFTER _Avengers: Endgame_ (unless there's some info I missed due to not seeing both _The Marvels_ and _Secret Invasion)._

[@ebenserfontein8145]

@@jamiestewart48 Sad to see them put such awesome little details in this, just to have the more recent series and movies, either not give a crap, or make blatantly stupid character and plot choices... Like just look at Stark's heads up display for instance. It gives all these blink and you miss it, cool little details, which you won't even be able to see without pausing. They didn't have to put in that much effort, but they did anyways, because they cared... Now all they care about is money and getting the next bs IP out as quickly as possible, no matter how many characters it destroys or shits on in the process.

[@Frosty-kz4om]

It's crazy how engaging they could make a scene just about fixing a helicarrier engine. When even the relatively mundane parts of an MCU film could be interesting.

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

That's because Phase 1 was still very grounded and they used more models and animatronics instead of solely relying on CGI in later movies.

[@ashishhembrom3905]

​@@IronMan-tk8uc huh? Avengers 1 didn't have animatronics. Did you mean sets?

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

@@ashishhembrom3905 Yes, practical effects in general.

[@jeanclaudethedarklord6205]

@@IronMan-tk8uc no, that's not the reason, the writing is the reason, don't just blame everything on rushed cgi

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

@@jeanclaudethedarklord6205 It is the reason alright, in fact in these last years, there have been many reports from people who work on this kind of thing complaining about overload of work due to the studios demanding faster special effects without giving the proper time.

[@brucewayne3141]

This movie concept's got potential. I hope they make many more sequels to break the box office record one day.

[@JacobJohnson-lh4gx]

buddy are you still stuck there in 2012? It's 2024 now, they've already made great and some disappointing sequels haha.

[@s-boy2004]

​@@JacobJohnson-lh4gx he jokin mate ;)

[@JacobJohnson-lh4gx]

@@s-boy2004 what's a "joke" ?

[@aaronvincentlee3490]

@@JacobJohnson-lh4gx Something I'm sure you retards won't ever get having a fucking sad life

[@ahmedshaharyarejaz9886]

​@@JacobJohnson-lh4gx you are.

[@explorewithdelton4443]

Funny attention to detail: When Cap shoots the rifle, he shoots the traditional "chicken wing" shooting stance like they taught in WW2. While everyone else shoots with a more modern shooting stance.

[@ThatStarWarsGuyyy]

Watching Iron Man push the helicarrier back in place blew my 8 year mind when I first saw this in theaters.

[@claytonbigsby381]

It blew my ten year old mine

[@Agent-nr3od]

It blew my twenty year old mine

[@ultrajd]

That look of “Oh crap.” on Tony’s face just before he gets stuck in between the rotors.

[@mr.mac-n-cheese2401]

And the frantic head movement as he starts to become out speed by the propeller is just stellar detail.

[@r.s.2890]

He got a real close look at thise turbines and said "how about i turn them into repulsor engines?"

[@lfgubrs]

"It seems to run on some form of electricity" lol 😂

[@John_F_Kennedy188]

What a real 40's man

[@lucaskane126]

"Well, you're not wrong"

[@shankho5478]

How did they make iron man so realistic looking

[@rotyler2177]

big budget Cgi for these movies

[@Ali-sh4ib]

They put more effort with the actual costume and cgi back then

[@KonohasYeIlowFlash]

@@Ali-sh4ibYeah, I hate how the newer Iron Man suits completely look like CGI, and the shots with his helmet off look completely unnatural. Once they got rid of any practical basis for the suit, it kind of lost its magic.

[@sneqniizver]

​@@KonohasYeIlowFlashThe last film with Iron Man practical basis for him and action sequences was Iron Man 3. Since Age of Ultron and Civil War they'd used much more CGI even for talking moments

[@thespiritofjonathanjoestar6805]

@@Ali-sh4ibMore like they gave their VFX artists comparatively more time

[@seanpatrickcain2]

2:05 "I can see my house from here!"

[@user-fg1pn5sb3o]

​@@hilmirhrafnhjaltason5032it's a joke dumbass

[@harrisonneves6007]

This how friendships and teamwork start. Let me lay it out: Tony Stark didn't know Rogers, Dr. Bruce Banner didn't know Natasha Romanoff and Clint Barton didn't know Thor, the way the Earth's Mightiest Heroes meet each other is like going to school. Nobody knows each other until we work together and get to know each other better, that's how people become the best of friends

[@demongamer4power]

True

[@dannyzero692]

That one dude probably had a longer fight against Captain America than any other nameless grunt Cap smacked over the years.

[@seneryy]

And he was not even defeated by cap in the end lol

[@flashbolt5405]

Very interesting. In that short scene, Captain America experienced everything he learned during WW2 training.

[@crippledcrusader1321]

4:07 I find this moment funny for some reason, the kind of marvel comedy that is funny through and through

[@Chipsotron]

« Help » -Tony Stark

[@Dipj01]

That's terrifying

[@mr.mac-n-cheese2401]

A funny moment that doesn’t undercut the seriousness of the scene. Funny how that works

[@quintin8256]

Yep and not cheap and over comedy like avanger end game, thor love and sh*, and so on..

[@ivanormazabal7206]

3:22 bro turned into spiderman

[@deadpoo-poo4497]

😆 wth

[@Sahilprakash1999]

​@@deadpoo-poo4497 actually Captain America is holding a wire

[@deadpoo-poo4497]

​@@Sahilprakash1999looks like he shoots a grappling hook like batman

[@juanchocorleone]

1:28 Remember the times when Fury was a prepared badass and not a depressed guy who sleeps on a bench? Aaah... what the fuck happened to this character.

[@recapnerd2657]

Good question 😔

[@VenetusAlpha]

Trauma. Lots of trauma.

[@jamiestewart48]

He's a man, so he has to be replaced by a woman who's better. See: Olivia Coleman's character. Who no-one gives a flying fuck about as we love Fury.

[@FildaTheOne]

​@@VenetusAlphaNick aint the guy that would let trauma hold him back like this. They did him very dirty

[@ronaldbrooks3748]

3:37 the speed force!!

[@SJTPlatinum]

bluds in the particle accelerator

[@sneqniizver]

"The Avengers" is a masterpiece. It felt much more natural than it's sequels

[@IronMan-tk8uc]

Exactly. This first Avengers will ALWAYS be my absolute favorite! The plot, the pacing, the special effects and even the goddamn lightning are just top-notch!

[@InfiniteNaos]

You know some of that debris and broken metal is going to land on someone’s house.

[@TripleTowerStudios]

So will that guy.

[@cybernerd7492]

Bill him

[@elifuiavailili5125]

Well I'd rather have a fairly small piece of debris than an entire flying aircraft carrier on my house or block for that matter.

[@jonathonnolan2195]

4:09: Help! I’m getting dizzy!!

[@KonEl-BlackZero]

That's not good

[@Goremize]

ah back when Marvel movies were good and actually worth watching

[@plasticelephant1969]

Yeah, good, serious meaningful stories. Crazy how the woke revolution ruined Hollywood as a whole, imagine if they didn't hire incompetent people and fire the ones that made these amazing movies.

[@Goremize]

@@plasticelephant1969 Yeah, its like they saw all the success before End game so they got rid of the guy who started the entire MCU with the original first Iron Man, then replaced all the people who gave us quality content with diversity hires and DEI policies and were like "Where did everybody go?" "Oh its because fans are toxic suddenly now that's why they don't give us money anymore"

[@focalpoint._]

​@@plasticelephant1969You make a good point, but I can't take anything you say seriously when you say "woke revolution"

[@MorbiusBlueBalls]

​@@plasticelephant1969 diversity isn't the problem, bad writing is..

[@mastrsonic375]

@@MorbiusBlueBallsIt’s a combination of the two Diversity in entertainment isn’t inherently bad however the writers seem to think that’s it’s a substitute for a story which it is not However where diversity is bad is in the hiring process where they assumingely would hire someone who knows nothing about the industry or part they are in just because it makes them look good over people with talent, passion and a drive to make great work because their “x” race

[@janebeneezercabrera5364]

3:44 he looked like he was going flash speed😂

[@Mathew269]

by todays marvel standards, this movie deserves an oscar

[@SealAngel]

The first Avengers movie will always be the best.

[@user-ro6ou5vo6b]

aye

[@yehaa00]

Cringe gen z kid ahh comment

[@PhantomViper49]

@@yehaa00 what? He’s right the first one is the best.

[@ooperblownup]

​@@PhantomViper49 nah infinity war >>> This movie is very good though and arguably the most important and pivotal MCU movie

[@PhantomViper49]

@@ooperblownup infinity war is good, but not great. There was too many jokes, everyone dies but they all come back losing the whole point of the movie, which is the heroes don't always win. I'd rather the heroes lose and be alive, than die and comeback pointlessly. Avengers (2012) was the first time bringing all super heroes together the bigscreen, the humor isn't forced, "that man is playing galaga," it is common for people to sneak things while working, it's relatabe. While infinity war wasn't terrible, it wasn't great, too much cgi, the battles could have been btter, overall more could have been done.

[@SwiftSloth]

4:03 is such a cool visualization. Also knowing how fast he Was going around and around.

[@kwstasapostolou6823]

4:07 tony's reactions at the prospect of being ripped to shreds by the turbine

[@ren7a8ero]

There's more quaility and polishing in this scene than in some entire later movies in the mcu.

[@dimas44444]

3:44 always curious how many G Force tony can handle in his suit

[@paristo]

Sadly it ain't the suit that would increase the capability of human body limit. Already the G-suits that keep maximum blood in the brains by squeezing it from the legs, the limitation is reached either in period or on peak. 9 G for 30 seconds is limit to become a F-16 pilot. That is usually at the pilots peak and then they pass out. But people have survived from IIRC 200 G's that lasted less than half a second, that was multiple times over the lethal amount (lethal amount equivalent to hit a wall at 60 km/h speed or something like that). The key is the delay the impact as much as possible, so it isn't instant. So as much the force can be slowed down, more you can survive. One could think that Ironman suit would have a built-in G-suit cushions to squeeze his body to keep blood in brains and ease heart bumping.

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

@@paristohe’s been shown to fly at super sonic so I can see this being a thing

[@DafuqShiit]

Yeah. That alone should've killed Tony. The amount of G Force on that is so deadly. And then him being stucked and tossed around under those propellers should've broken his bones but well it's a movie so 🤷‍♂️😂

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

@@DafuqShiit you forget he was moving with the turbine until he stopped that’s why he didn’t die, shit he almost did die during that what more do you want

[@mohitrocks55]

They explained impossible technology in so much detailed manner it just seem marvelous. Thats what marvel is all about.❤️

[@IoanBasargin]

I love how iron man tries to save cap after he pulled the lever

[@Michau940]

Tries?

[@JamarD421]

I know right? "tries" lol he literally does ​@@Michau940

[@danielwang1829]

I just noticed, when Captain America fires the rifle, he “chicken wing” his arms outward while the other soldier keeps his arms inward because typical firing positions with the M1 Garand during WW2 depict the shooter “chicken winging” for added support

[@ItsChevnotJeff]

When I was a kid this was the second most memorable moments in the movie for me, I used to spin one of those rotating hangers copying this scene

[@TheSerpent21]

Back when Marvel was still actually good and made pretty good films.

[@therealajzaini]

Looking back Tony could've died a lot earlier

[@Rob165x]

This clip made me go watch the whole movie again. I forgot how freaking good Avengers 1 was.

[@Sahilprakash1999]

2:14,2:16,3:15 Captain America picks up the Noveske N4 Diplomat rifle and shoot that rogue Mercenary disguise as S.H.I.E.L.D soldier

[@ayushpatwa]

Marvel was at it's peak at that time❤❤

[@michaellawrence7570]

Masterpiece

[@vincently1995]

Nice one!

[@theonejmv]

This one scene is better than most of Marvel's TV shows and movies after Endgame.

[@yapdog]

I have to watch Avengers again. This weekend.

[@gunilive781]

fav iron man suit fav averngers movie fav iron man and cap solo scene

[@AndyGrem]

01:37 those eyes...

[@jeffanon1772]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@bleflar9183]

Shoutout to that one faceless goon who almost took out Cap and Ironman.

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

2:14 one of the rare time we see cap use a gun after ww2

[@MatthewNGolding]

0:40-0:42, 1:04-1:05, 1:56-1:57, 2:09, 4:08-4:18

[@vortozan5395]

And just think, if RDJ wasn’t such a good actor in Iron Man 1 we’d have never seen such a banger of a movie. It wouldn’t exist.

[@godemperorofmankind3.091]

Well, you're not wrong

[@georgedavidson957]

no message, no agenda, no virtue signalling, no talentless dei signings ......... just entertainment.

[@tingispingis]

Is this a schizo ramble wtf does this even mean

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

@@tingispingishe’s talking about how movies after this era started shoving In more main stream political views

[@cloudstrife746]

@@spadesofpaintstudios1719 you actually have to have some sort of mental illness if you didn’t think movies before than weren’t political

[@Bokaj01]

I love this ironman suit and this Avengers movie. Before it all derailed with infinity gloves and space wizards.

[@cropeverything1152]

In russian dub to caps: "It seems to run on some sort of electricity" Tony says: "Well, not on the steam" Which make it a little bit funnier😅

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

I can see that working lol

[@exelierxe.e]

stark is a hero Finally steve noticen that

[@VeXy177]

creds to the cameraman for filming this scene

[@SennaDzo]

Funny how they actually arguing a few minutes ago before all this.

[@blarblablarblar]

Rare moment of teamwork between the two

[@redhead7319]

Мне очень понравился перевод на русский в моменте "Кэп: Похоже здесь всё работает на электрике. Тони: Ну, не на пару"

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Honestly I would of never guessed 😂

[@charleskim1540]

Teamwork.

[@ateebaligaming160]

Pure skills

[@tenjustten9578]

Remember guys!! This thing was released a decade ago with this realistic CGI. So wild

[@baloog8]

The g forces he experienced after peak velocity to when he was bonked around was anywhere from 100 gs to 1000 gs.

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Someone earlier mentioned about 200 g’s but I’m not expert

[@j24recordmusic75]

I'm excited for Scream 6 & 65 this weekend on Saturday & Sunday.

[@r.i.p.plegaming2327]

It may have not been memorable but these kinds of filler scenes are what fill up films without being just about the main plot because these scenes build character, suspense and why I enjoyed this at the cinemas

[@ayushpatwa]

Seeing Ironman was the best part in Avengers

[@aspopulvera9130]

Cap's adaptability is one of his key points that makes him a good candidate for tony's apprentice

[@joelmulder]

God I miss these films.

[@tirika5129]

the fact that tony could be conscient in that G force made him stronger than any other avenger

[@alejandrobambicha4082]

The best cgi and prostetics better of the news

[@netorodrigues4829]

Ah, good times when Marvel movies was really great

[@Yonkage-ik5qb]

Stark: It's okay guys, I have a plan. Everyone: Does it involve putting your body on the line like usual? Stark: NO! ...well, okay yes, *but*

[@DiegoM265]

Most of superheroes superpowers is the ability to turn into a CGI stunt double when they have to do something action

[@MrTeamBringIt123]

At 3:40 it reminds me of the flash lol

[@SunnyTHKR55]

what a spear in the end😂😂😂

[@Abhiraj_Jana]

sexiest suit to be honest. all those scratches, red & yellow paint, lazer..🥵🔥, pushing the engine with his hands, nice sunlight reflecting on the suit. beautiful!

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Mark 6

[@FireStormX77]

3:45 this is still one of my favorite scenes! Also 4:03 “wait what the?- 4:06 uh oh.”

[@mdyas1711]

You know for a movie where Cap keeps complaining about Tony being unable to make the sacrifice play; he seems to have forgotten how wrong this scenario could have gone.

[@EE-iv5ej]

"Help :'(" - Iron Man

[@aoeternolar2125]

The CGI of the first avengers movie is better than the recent avengers movie lol

[@brotheralaric7177]

when cap and tony aren't fighting each other for who is right they can work together.

[@pabloviteri5335]

Why the CGI in this clip looks better than recent marvel movies?

[@somanken]

when the universe didn't have to in danger for there to be tension, this was a quasi military fortress was under attack and needed an engine fixed to save it and it was bowel clenching.

[@jonathonnolan2195]

3:25: mayday!!

[@YoungukJo]

캬...

[@MK-ue1ys]

Re watching this, weren’t those people that they’re killing just people under lokis control like Hawkeye

[@rileymclaughlin4831]

Rogers has a LOT of experience killing enemy combatants, regardless of their personal motives. Some soldiers of the Third Reich actually believed in the Third Reich, others did not. Rogers is a soldier; which means that he's a stone cold killer, when there's no viable alternative. He would have killed Hawkeye, without hesitation, if necessary. Barton was very lucky (or had good karma) that his path crossed the Widow's path, rather than Cap's path, and she owed him one.

[@computernoise2209]

No, you see, their faces were covered, so we as an audience don't immediately humanize them. So it's okay for the good guys to style on them.

[@rileymclaughlin4831]

@@computernoise2209 Yes, that is modern movie morality. No face = not a person. Chitauri, Stormtroopers, and so forth.

[@curtisharvey2330]

@@computernoise2209 I mean, that guy's scream sounded pretty human when Steve threw him off the carrier.

[@GrapeCheckerBoard]

Loki scrounged up people from groups that had their own reasons for attacking SHIELD.

[@finchatforharambe905]

The Batman and Superman of marvel

[@ColdFuse96]

Damn, I forgot how awesome the MCU used to be!!!!

[@user-lynKx]

the lego mission for this scene was so much more elaborate

[@wildpurple005]

What exactly did that one dude think that grenade was gonna do?

[@player3093]

2:33 It’s stuff like this that reminds you just how comic book like this movie is

[@aashutosh2444]

OG Marvel

[@brettbaglio1550]

2:06 That scream was previously used in “Captain America: The First Avenger”

[@june1952]

One thing i find interesting is that the modern soldiers use modern weapons firing and handling techniques, meanwhile Steve uses the "chicken wing" rifle firing position that was instructed as the proper way to fire a rifle in the WWII era when he was from. It could be a Hollywood oversight, but I'd like to think someone thought of it.

[@taimanchan5654]

got to respect that random guy that almost kill cap and iron man at the same time

[@dval4275]

I'm no mechanic, but I'm 100 percent sure that wouldn't fix it 😂😂😂

[@spadesofpaintstudios1719]

Well it was only debris in the turbine so in theory if that’s all it was then all you’d need to do is push, ofc you’d need to jumpstart it somehow

[@ExInfamous]

Peak mcu

[@wander_life]

2:46 Did anyone notice Agent Sitwell from winter solider

[@noobicorn_gamer]

When Marvel movies were actually fun to watch