One Marvelous Scene - "I'm Always Angry"

[@captainmidnight]

What's your favorite MCU scene?? Get 30 days of free documentaries here: curiositystream.com/captainmidnight

[@thebluepacificboys]

The Battle on Titan

[@samcohen6078]

Yondu's funeral

[@sagebauland4276]

The Thor vs. Hulk ragnarok battle

[@buihelgason]

Thor being hit by tons of solar energy in Infinity war or Caps sacrifice in The First Avenger

[@amanahmed9550]

When zemo reveals bucky killed tony's parents.RDJ's acting in that scene is so great, he expresses so much emotion by just his eyes.

[@vicenteortegarubilar9418]

Captain: This video was just uploaded. How are you watching it ?? Me: That's my secret Captain, I am always on youtube.

[@cosmicmcmoon5773]

(Proceeds to smash Like button Hulk-style)

[@xtzyshuadog]

that's my secret cap, *I'm always lurking*

[@johnchandler271]

Some of have lives but not us, not us!

[@mr.mammuthusafricanavus8299]

Do you want to get Shawarma after? :P

[@trod146]

Gay

[@RaptorJezus27]

Doctor Strange: “What master do you serve?” Peter Quill: “What am I suppose to say, Jesus??”

[@benwasserman8223]

L Z Iron Man (in disbelief): “You’re from Earth?”

[@RaptorJezus27]

Ben Wasserman Peter Quill: “I’m not from Earth..I’m from Missouri.” Tony Stark: “Yeah that’s on Earth, dipshit.” LMAO

[@phntmknight]

@@RaptorJezus27 Iron Man: What are you hassling us for?

[@seoul08]

L Z don’t call us plucky. We don’t know what it means.

[@cobraimploder]

*supposed

[@benwasserman8223]

Captain America: “And Hulk..... Smash.” Hulk: finally, someone is speaking my language

[@dodoayman842]

Ben Wasserman a man of culture

[@politereminder6284]

Cap is so sweet! In infinity war, he introduces himself to groot by saying " I am Steve Rogers"😍

[@Kirbychu1]

No wonder he actually cooperated. Cap was the first person to truly understand him. XD

[@cristhianmlr]

Cringe.

[@masterofthecontinuum]

take the stairs... >:(

[@asdfghjklzxcvbnm4034]

Best MCU scene: "I am Groot!" "I am Steve Rogers."

[@politereminder6284]

Sweet!

[@SPO.OKY_]

Captain Midnight, HiTop Films, Just Write, and Lessons from the screenplay, and Nando V Movies all upload in 1 day? It must be Christmas

[@bigmike69]

TastySake and they have the “one marvelous scene” titles

[@HowardTheDucksWong]

And Gubz too

[@tomlazorik4284]

And Gubz!

[@anthonyvillanueva5226]

Also Screenprism and Hello Future Me

[@derrickwoods1595]

Browntable too

[@DJUnlimited]

One Marvelous Scene.... IS THIS A CULT MOVEMENT?!??

[@Darien4Real]

Ikr

[@MeMelon]

Yea wtf is happening

[@SmilingSeraph]

It's explained in the first minute lmao Link for playlist in description.

[@johannageisel5390]

No. It's a pop Cult-ure movement.

[@JM-lh8rl]

DJ _I'm interested_

[@Weskalia]

One Marvelous Scene is the new beginning of the OMS Cinematic Universe.

[@infinitedeathloop5517]

What is oms

[@stevensanchez2032]

Tru

[@childhoodobesity4249]

@@infinitedeathloop5517 One Marvelous Scene lol

[@joshuamanjarrez6321]

Wouldn't MVEU (Marvel Video Essay Universe) be better?

[@Iliadic]

What about the OSCU? the One Scene Cinematic Universe

[@BSJINTHEHOUSE420]

I’m digging this ‘One Marvelous Scene’ renaissance. Shows you how great the MCU is.

[@kaitospin3944]

Before I even watch the video, my favorite scene is: "I am Iron Man".

[@who23809]

I'm sorry but that line is is just used without the ' ' ' from I'm batman

[@Fade2GrayOG]

@@who23809 What makes that line special isn't it's uniqueness but it's context. Up until that line, it had always just been an assumed fact that super heroes had to keep their real identities secret in movies. That line told everyone that Marvel was taking their movies in a new direction and wasn't going to be content repeating all of the same cliches we'd all seen dozen times before.

[@shalindelta7]

@Saturnus THAT was a great line.

[@lets.get.intoit.]

@@Fade2GrayOG Agreed! Also RDJ is the one and only Iron Man/Tony Stark. It just has so much depth for so few words and it only gets better with time

[@fernydyke]

I was just about to comment this. Your mind.

[@nestorknows]

Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history. Film essay KZbin: Hold my beer...

[@Krems_]

MotherChucker hold my gauntlet*

[@TheIronMask1954]

Thor: Hulk stop! Just for once in your life dont smash! Hulk: Big Munstah! D:|

[@lazar0146]

OwnedTribe “ I hate stairs!!”

[@amankodimela8499]

so nobody did the star lord infinity war scene

[@panthera9151]

Monsterfuckers be like:

[@nevzky5850]

"I am always angry" is the quote that made me love Hulk, Avengers (2012) and MCU overall. That quote will always be the most memorable quotes in MCU history.

[@theproblemwith1784]

Thor: “we don’t have to break anything” Ultron “clearly you’ve never made an omelet” Tony “he beat me by in second” I love that scene

[@Shams-fe6lq]

The best thing for me is that the character has become more Bruce Banner than just the HULK.

[@TheShark94700]

And he doesn't fight anymore. Thanks a lot.

[@Shams-fe6lq]

Legolas “Hulk Smash” has been done in every movie except for infinity war and endgame, so it was pretty refreshing for me

[@doxazo5512]

Excuse me, you are legally obligated to play the whole scene at once, with the sound on. This crime of negligence is further compounded by your specific praise of the score, while not allowing us to hear it. You can expect to hear from my lawyers.

[@DrKlausTrophobie]

Well, it reminds me that *I* actually don't remember the score of the scene. Which totally undermines his argument.

[@nicehat3012]

“I’m always angry” *Theme song starts* DAAAAAH DAH DAH DEE DAAAAH DAH DAH DAH

[@davidbjacobs3598]

Loki: "Send in the rest." Me in the theater at 2am: "Lol"

[@mightaziez]

Careful, you might get copystriked

[@TellItAnimated]

Whedon's talking scenes lacked direction sometimes, but his action scenes were always on point

[@gogetablue4930]

I love your videos

[@BBGirlSamus]

Damn... this was coordinated really well, Immediately saw Gubz, then Nando and yours at THE SAME TIME.

[@prateekpandey9269]

My subscription feed is filled with one marvelous scene essays. IT'S BEAUTIFUL.

[@rorcknar]

this scene just screams: "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE"

[@OldHoboManYouTube]

Resemble :)

[@lets.get.intoit.]

You said like two sentences of appreciation for Ruffalo and I nearly broke down into tears of relief -- I've never realised how under-appreciated he is. I think he just does the character so much justice and so well that no one even really stops to think about him and so this made me really happy and wasn't the obvious choice you seem to think it is!

[@seanexomai]

Best Marvel scene is Peter lifting the rubble and go "Come on Spider-Man!". Not gonna line I almost cried

[@jordansweet8054]

Me too.

[@avanishdutta2658]

The scene could have been better if he hears uncle ben say With great power comes great responsibility and then tony stark say if you're nothing without the suit, then you shouldn't have it. Then he lifts the rubble and goes to stop toomes.

[@johngreen8344]

The coordination of this movement is so masterful. Thank you for teaming up with all of these fantastic video essayists, while helping to promote so many more that I was not previously aware of! Enjoy Endgame!

[@IamGhede]

While I did love this scene I can't help but like the "puny god" seen more. That quick jab to Thor was impossible not to laugh at though.

[@ericmiller5603]

This is an incredible scene! I also love Banner’s admission that he’d attempted suicide but “the other guy” spit the bullet out!

[@rogrig]

The scene that always get me is the grenade scene on the first Captain America. It encapsulates everything the character is even before he become Captain America.

[@Emily-gz4tr]

No joke... I could listen to your voice, like, forever. I love comic books/movies so I'm already very drawn to your subject matter, and I so appreciate your level-headed, logical approach to presenting the information and your opinions. But your calm delivery, pacing, and inflection are simply perfection. I would give one million dollars (which I don't have) if you would record every audiobook available. That is all.

[@cade_07]

Endgame is gonna surpass this probably with cap saying AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!

[@cade_07]

@Ryder Barrios honestly yeah people would lmao

[@notethann1216]

He does

[@uthmansharif]

DragonsDoom_2014 #DontSpoilEndgame

[@JackJohnson-dl2mi]

Imagine if he said it after they (if they) fix the snap, he says it and then all of the previously dusted avengers come in and gang bang Thanos

[@thedoctor1814]

And we're all ready to follow him into the jaws of death

[@FloralHaze]

How can you say the hulk scene is the most iconic when like 30 seconds later in that movie the avengers circle scene happens

[@adoniscreed4031]

I know right! That is a mind boggling opinion that literally nobody agrees with Hahahahaha still a great video.tho!

[@arunnumapathy7003]

It’s pretty much the same scene

[@theshijin]

Favorite scene's still Spiderman's first appearance. I've waited for that moment for so long and it seemed impossible since Sony owned him, so it was just incredible

[@penisparker7922]

My favorite is when peter lifts off the rubble

[@jordansweet8054]

It was a huge surprise in the movie. And Tom Holland is fantastic!

[@milboxr9772]

Same I was so giddy when he appeared

[@slamrahovart9024]

I completely agree with you. The first time I stood up and cheered in a theatre was during this scene. You covered it so well.

[@chrisleneil]

My Baby!!!💖💖 Sorry, I just adore Mark’s Hulk. His glance back at Cap has a combination of pathos, wry self-deprecation, charm & kindness. I love layered actors.

[@hambone.fakenamington]

Finally! A good video giving Bruce some attention! He's one of my favorites 💚 What a great moment, and what a great line. This is all I've been wanting for a while, thank you, Captain Midnight!

[@TheRockerX]

When your notifications get spammed by all your favourite KZbin channels. Is this what heaven is like?

[@3Rayfire]

One thing that you missed, surprisingly about the line is the most obvious thing. It's a payoff to the earlier science bros scene where Tony and Bruce become friends. "What's your secret? Yoga, Pilates, a really big bad of weed?" (zaps Bruce and leans in to see the reaction) "OWW" Cap: "Hey, what's your problem?" "Wow, you've really got a lid on it don't you?" Forty Five or so minutes later, " *That's* my secret Cap....I'm always angry." I love when characters continue a relevant conversation much later on.

[@WhatAboutYourFace]

I’ve been bingeing all the “one marvelous scene” videos this morning, I love it so much. All my fav video essay channels posting amazing videos, whoever had this idea is my new best friend

[@erisgudajunge]

I've been using this line as a joke/running gag since the movie came out in 2012. No other line from all MCU movies stuck with me and resonateted as strongly as this one. Hell yeah, it's iconic.

[@camipco]

That line simultaneously connects and distances the character, and the MCU in general, from the comics and previous films. "You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry" is among the most famous superhero catchphrases, and so many iterations of Hulk over the years has used it. "I'm always angry" is a reference to that line, of course, operating as a touch of fan service. But it also distinguishes Ruffalo's Hulk from all the others, by reversing the logic of the line and creating something new. The MCU actually pulls a similar trick with Cap in The First Avenger where in the movie theater the bully yells "who cares" setting up Cap for "I care" which is the money line in the 1990 Captain America film, but then instead cuts to "I can do this all day".

[@BugsyFoga]

There aren't words to describe how visually awesome that scene was

[@noaholson9047]

The number one change I would have for the MCU more hulk

[@magneto44]

I think that’s the secret with Hulk, less is more

[@KingPigeon5988]

Noah Olson nope THE THING THAT SHOULD CHANGE IS WORLD BREAKER HULK

[@mrbaradok96]

You will get that in ENDGAME

[@EM92401]

Mr Baradok no he will not lmao💀

[@KingPigeon5988]

The 1992 Dream Team lol you just saw it bruh I saw it the second it came out

[@bookwermofthefandoms]

As soon as I saw the title, this was an instant like. Bruce is the best.

[@LNOWLS86]

Cap wielding mjolnir and thor saying I knew it, is the Best scene in mcu history

[@tobyham9536]

This is the one scene that had me screaming and cheering in the theater the first time I saw this. I never get tired of watching it.

[@MrShaunhunter]

So happy that all of my favourite KZbinrs released this series of videos. What a cool idea and one that I wasn't expecting!

[@ericvyl1]

I like how the MCU is willing to make use of both genius Banner and monster Hulk

[@Grimmtoof]

I'm sorry, the best avengers scene has to be the 'Puny God' one. So unexpected, so funny and such a great send up of all supervillain monologues.

[@samolson8995]

that is one of the smoothest AD transitions i have ever seen....

[@BTheBlindRef]

I still get choked up a bit with this line every time. It hit home in a very personal way. That struggle: "I'm always angry, I just try to control it as much as I can." I'm not a massive fan of the Hulk, but that line made me a huge fan of Bruce Banner.

[@ericmiller5603]

The way Banner casually yet purposefully turns towards the fight, making that remark, seconds away from willing his transformation, is masterful!

[@joeavreg2254]

The thing about that scene is how many people have a deep and bizarre misread of the concept of anger and people who have issues with their anger. I have read some stupid crap said by people, "What does this line even mean? That anger is the means to control the Hulk? That he has found a way to make his anger placate it?" The fact that people don't get his issue is he is always on the verge of changing and just the little extra push is what ends in the rampage Hulk that will smash and kill without restraint.

[@carlsmith4568]

this is probably the best "one marvelous scene" video on YT. Very nice.

[@rattyeely]

This scene is good because we spend the whole movie getting to know Bruce Banner's character, and this is the final moment that helps us completely understand him. It also establishes that this isn't a version of the charcter who's going to be worried about getting angry all the time, but a more proactive charcter who will spend more time being the Hulk

[@DanielGilchristYT]

I normally don't pay attention to ads but I'm from Scotland so you caught me off-guard, I couldn't help but listen to your recommendation. I was sold actually.. and went to sign up and watch it. Get this, it's unavailable in my country, haha.. even though its about my country. I'm so mad I'm about to become the plot of the latest episode. Seriously though, this collab "One Marvelous Scene" is like, the best thing to happen to KZbin since 1080p, thanks for the quality video.

[@JohnJP1016]

Best part of Dark world is the music tho

[@Danilego]

These videos you guys made are great! Also perfect for getting distracted from all the excitement while also doing a recap and getting even more hyped!

[@7d12l87g]

Another good video, Captain Midnight. #RIPStantheman

[@tenhirankei]

Then there's the scene where Cap gives the Hulk the least complicated plan of attack "And Hulk, smash." Simple, direct and to the point. We are treated to one of the few grins from the Hulk. That's part of being a leader knowing and using the strengths of the team. Also another favorite the scene where Loki demands respect from the Hulk, as he is clearly superior. Of course you've probably seen how this is followed with the Hulk grabbing Loki by the boot and flinging him around like a ragdoll. Finally ending with Loki being continually being slammed into the floor of Stark tower. The Hulk walks off with the remark of "puny god".

[@khdur]

Brilliant choice. My guess is that it's a lot of fans' favorite scene, and likely for reasons that most of us don't want to admit. The MCU has handled the Hulk's arc well IMO...and quite importantly, it has offered us a look into how anger can manifest in and around us even when we deny it a place in our emotional body. The inclusion of anger is very often the missing wrung in our growth and in that scene Banner allows himself the vulnerability of letting his potential teammates (and himself) know that he is more than a monster driven by anger. He is human, and upon this admission he begins a journey to rediscover himself as he rides the circumstances that will then come his way. The costs are seemingly high but he perseveres and navigates the wave of the Hulk's anger marvelously (yeah...sorry) through the films, and his own emotional development. It's handled in a way that can remind us that emotions are moments we can visit, embrace, accept...and then move on from toward the next appropriate feeling on the scale. It's these small steps that allow us each to grow into the best versions of ourselves, and make for wonderfully layered character development.

[@bull311]

I always love the transition cut scenes that you do.

[@benjieabbas3322]

That is One Marvelous Scene indeed. I love your take and all your insights regarding Ruffalo's Hulk, Wheddon, and the film. Choosing this scene really reflected everything I like about you and your channel. Thanks captainmidnight. And, oh, I did not dare read the other comments since surely there would be spoilers in there. Lol. Thank you for accepting this collab.

[@jacobw703]

3:55 I remember the midnight release of Avengers. When that moment happened we all went nucking futs. Screw standing up, people were jumping up and down while cheering.

[@killdalamb3357]

Great to know I'm not the only one who LOVED this scene!

[@nepwrath]

Looool, yours was the first Marvelous Scene vids I noticed and it took me a second to realise that the 3 other videos next to it were themed the same

[@jeremymunene5304]

I love the theme done by Alan Silvestri, it taunts you, its expandable, it builds tension, it's just great. Hearing it for the first time properly with the Hulk in this scene just does it for me.

[@bajes328]

There's also the entire subplot of how Tony Stark, having on some level faced his duality of Iron Man and himself, knows that Banner can pull this off. Tony thought he'd never be there to care for others and to use his abilities to possibly kill, but only protect, yet in the cave he realizes that he and his friend are stuck and he needs a way out. He realized that the arc reactor in his chest symbolized his weakness, yet simultaneously his ability to adapt and to use his intellect, which had been previously used to make weapons for shady causes, for good. Where Cap seems sceptical of Banner ever coming back to the fight, Stark predicts his arrival and isn't even surprised by it. On some level Banner is the one guy that nobody trusts, yet Stark instantly figures out that if he accepts his duality and realizes that the Hulk is not some separate monster, but rather a part of Banner's own personality and psyche, he will be free and capable of good. In a Jungian sense the situation is an exaggeration of what happens when one's shadow is not integrated (when one is not willing to become a monster, to protect himself or others, or for some other good cause). When Banner realizes that there is something good in Hulk, that his "evil", darker side, his shadow, can be used for good, he accepts that he is angry. He has been angry for a long amount of time and bottling it up. Now he gets the opportunity. He deserved, by all rights, to be angry like everyone else. He just couldn't, because it would lead to disaster. Now he gets a chance to finally agree with Hulk, to work together, to unite his mind. In his mind, the mind of Hulk and Banner, he is always angry.

[@robertspencer7695]

I rewatched the avengers in theaters specifically for that scene

[@jaredalvarez890]

The Thumbnails to your videos always get me excited cuz they look so Awesome

[@sonargoggles]

This is the one I picked in my head. I was searching for the KZbinr that chose to do One marvelous scene. For that I thank you.

[@JeremyWilliamson]

This was fun man.. keep up these kinda videos... just good messages altogether. It's unique and fresh... let it breathe and let it flow!! #KeepRockinIT

[@Gomace]

I always thought Mark Ruffalo looked more like the Hulk than the other actors.

[@KingPigeon5988]

Gomace it does, more gorilla like and mindless

[@buehlz6]

They actually literally used Mark Ruffalo's face to model his hulk's face. The other actors had zero resemblance to their hulks because theirs were created 100% from scratch.

[@Badz_B34chst4r]

-"puny god" -"I put a bullet in my mouth, and the other guy spit it out" -Hulk punching Thro in the shoulder I wish Cpt.Midnight went into all amazing Hulk/Banner moments in The Avengers. They all reveal the psychological Banner-Hulk relationship and how there is Banner in Hulk and Hulk in Banner. Just shows you how talented Whedon is.

[@Aceboogie_13]

Easily the greatest Scene is Thor’s entrance to wakanda with the bring me thanos 💯💯💯

[@justfriends7581]

Honestly I would of rather taken Thor screaming rather than “bring me Thanos” Kinda cringe everytime I watch that scene because of that sentence. But that’s just my opinion.

[@d_estroyz5685]

No lol

[@zoefrog]

especially because endgame premieres this week, i love that you went back to look at what started it all: marvel’s the avengers. i’ve rewatched it twice this month, and when i compare it to the excellent films of phase three, the issues with the film are made more obvious (especially lighting, camera angles, etc)... however, nothing in phase three would have felt satisfying or paid off without that film, which set up a memorable dynamic between the characters, and established so many important precedents for the mcu. when i saw avengers, i was fourteen years old. looking back on that movie during the week of endgame, i am so amazed by how i have grown with the mcu.

[@caseygerig8102]

The Avengers was the first MCU movie I had ever seen, and it continues to be one of my favorites. This movie made me love comic books and superheroes

[@PanAndScanBuddy]

So glad you're part of this.

[@lucaskennington9101]

The best line in the movie is "I recognise that the council has made a decision, but given that it's a stupid ass decision, I've elected to ignore it."

[@neiribertotube]

This line is actually taken straight from The Ultimates comic book And yes, it's amazing

[@danw.1250]

I'm a fan of the scenes that tear your heart out. Cap visits Peggy: "Well, I couldn't leave my best girl." Peter vanishes: "Mr. Stark, I don't wanna go! I don't wanna go." Yondu's sacrifice "I'm sorry I didn't do any it right. But I'm damn proud your my boy."

[@de4thstroke32]

My favorite MCU scene is unfortunately not even from an MCU movie, it’s from the MCU Daredevil Netflix show, I love the final battle of Wilson Fisk v Bullseye v Daredevil, Daredevil’s scream of rage after winning the fight is marvelous.

[@GTXDash]

I noticed a whole bunch of "One Marvelous Scene" videos in my subscription inbox. Does that make me one of the cool guys?

[@abihayes8587]

why am i subscribed to literally every channel who did this video? i was so freaked out when they all popped up in my sub box

[@LordMichaelRahl]

I thought my KZbin was crashing with all the Marvelous Scene videos. This is awesome.

[@KB-dy7vj]

this scene of course is so iconic but my favorite honestly is where tony stark figures out that bucky killed his parents. just it is so perfect how everything is laid out

[@nickymo]

Sometimes I try to frame my crushing depression like this scene and then its a superpower lol

[@kylesquid]

The fact that so many channels have picked a scene and no two have chose the same is a testament to how many great scenes Marvel has made

[@filmbeauty7493]

Whaaaat a Captain Midnight video on a Monday?!?! This is uncanny.

[@tripplel8495]

Marks Bruce has became my favorite avenger, and the way that they protray the Hulk is so good! It shows that he is not just a mindless ball of anger and he actually has thoughts and feelings. I really want to see a stand alone hulk movies with Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner.

[@Khaliltooshort]

I love how most of my favorite youtubers are doing this

[@leaffinite2001]

My favorite scene/line is probably.... "I had a date" Gets me every time ;-;

[@pickles224]

That has to be the best closing line in any MCU movie.

[@footclann0043]

The beginning of Infinity War/Thanos's introduction. Chills and excitement everytime!

[@guitargeorge04]

Literally gives me goosebumps every time.

[@videotimebaby90]

omg i came here as soon as i saw the news! good shit man

[@omairalmulla8474]

I was waiting for u man

[@emanueldestiny]

I genuinely get goosebumps EVERY time I see this scene

[@YouVSMeTV]

All those other channels just flooded my notifications. I thought I was having a small stroke.

[@askhollib]

To this day, I still get a chill when I think of this line. It’s so iconic.

[@tTaseric]

This scene was only ever replicated in Infinity War when Thor joined the fight, but even then i don't think it had as much of an impact.

[@scoople6]

Oh as a massive Hulk fan I cannot tell you how amazing it was to see that scene for the first time in theaters. In that single moment he steals the show with such a memorable line and action sequence that finally brings the Avengers together. It was just so satisfying to see the Hulk and Banner be done so well in a film. I really hope he gets his next big moment in Endgame.

[@GaasubaMeskhenet]

I heckin love that line. I had spent the whole movie thinking Ruf was a bad actor because of how well he was setting up that line!! AND IT BLEW MY MIND