Everything GREAT About Avengers: Endgame! (Part 2)

[@jessicastrike5640]

Missed win/callback. When Ironman tells Thor “hit me” and Thor hits him with the lightning it’s from Avengers that the lightning gives Tony more power in his suit

[@crimsonhunter7598]

True

[@TheTradge]

Also the moment at the end where Mantis goes "oooh yes please, use knives!" XD

[@marcustepase2997]

@@cameronh2457 What? Of course Tony created that thing so that Thor could hit it. It's a callback to the first Avengers movie, as Jessica Strike said.

[@maazuddin78]

It was a throwback to the first avengers fight in the forest after they had captured loki

[@Shivcel172]

@@cameronh2457 he's referring to one of the first interactions Tony and Thor have, where Thor tries to electocute him and all it does is increase Tonys suits power. The fact that he integrated an aspect like that into his suit, shows that he's been thinking about it over the years and also continuity.

[@DeathlyDrained]

All started with a kidnapped doctor telling tony, "Don't waste your life"

[@colleenross8752]

Yinsen is an Avenger

[@abdulla-Xshe4ro]

@@colleenross8752 Yes.

[@sub2technoblade849]

@@colleenross8752 I'll gladly say that

[@sarahweesemidnight]

@@colleenross8752 agreed! Without him Tony wouldn't have survived and would have never became who he was in the end.

[@retroagent9766]

How do you like something twice?

[@shaun3324]

One small detail I liked: Thanos destroyed half of Caps shield. He's consistent!

[@gummybearchewy5444]

That was also hinted to at the start of Age of Ultron. Scarlet Witch plays with Tony’s mind and In the vision we see Cap’s shield in 2 pieces.

[@crimsonhunter7598]

@@gummybearchewy5444 yes

[@sarthakchandra]

You sir, are a treasure, and let No one tell you otherwise

[@jakoda2514]

Professionals have standards!

[@ArBee123]

And the gash on Caps arm as he straps the shield on tight. Oooof!

[@mercysirmaa]

I think the “your dad loved cheeseburgers” line had to do with the first Iron Man - when Tony returned from the desert, the first thing he did was ask to get a cheeseburger

[@AshleeSage1998]

Absolutely was. Which was a reference to real life RDJ getting clean apparently because he had a cheeseburger and couldn't taste it or it tasted bad or something because of the drugs he had done/was doing.

[@Bonbonbon739]

That’s exactly what It meant

[@KellMG96]

@@hattthecat no he loved burger king burger, but thanks to the drugs he couldnt enjoy them, it made him realize what he was doing

[@plankbro]

@@hattthecat wow, incredibly indepth rebuttal there, im gonna have to sit with that for a while and formulate a counter arguement... you've given me alot to think about

[@plankbro]

@@hattthecat its the implications that matter, try critical thinking, and the connotation behind Tony Stark's love for cheeseburger does support the idea that the burgers tasted horrible due to the drugs which is why he quit.

[@sergeantindie8072]

"Hulk doesn't have the brains to use the stones, he'd probably accidentally snap himself back to Sakaar" Yeah. Sure. "Accidentally."

[@sambridgers9543]

That just proves his point that Professor Hulk was needed.

[@ScreamingScallop]

LOOK HULK MAKE COOKIES FOR EVERYONE

[@sambridgers9543]

@@ScreamingScallop That would be amazing!

[@CharlysBonada]

Hulk would snapped all stairs away off existence

[@sambridgers9543]

@@CharlysBonada Then how would we move to higher levels without power?

[@brandonzhang760]

When thor called his hammer, Frigga said "It can take a while" meaning Frigga, as his mother, knew he was always worthy and always believed in him. I think that was a large part in Thor's recovery and that made thor realize that he should fight.

[@michaelzhang7098]

Thor thought he wasn’t worthy because he had failed, he had no self worth, no confidence, he thought he had failed everyone and himself.

[@brandonzhang760]

@@michaelzhang7098 idk if ur trying to correct me or just say more lol

[@brandonzhang760]

@@michaelzhang7098 but yes

[@michaelzhang7098]

Brandon Zhang say more

[@crunchytomato20]

not gonna lie, it made me tear up a bit cause amazing parents will always believe in their kids, even if the kid may have experienced many failures. the main reason i tear up was cause of one time i wanted to go to colleges with prestige, cause i felt i could make my parents proud that way, then i told them this and they told me something i would never forget: “we will always be proud of you, we might not always say it out loud, but no matter what you do as long as its something you enjoy, you can fail, in this case not get accepted, as long as you know you did the best you could, and it doesn’t hurt anyone else, we will always be proud” sorry for the essay but just had to say why this scene means so much too me 😂

[@appointmenteer]

The “I’m still worthy” moment deserved at least 5 wins. A broken man rediscovering his worth, portrayed so well on screen in Hemsworth’s face and delivery.

[@cheyguy1211]

Forgot where I read it, but also a win is how his mother knew the hammer was coming before Thor did. She said "It takes a while." or something close to that. She never lost faith in him being worthy. I've never even seen the first 2 Thor movies but that hit me

[@appointmenteer]

cheyguy1211 oh my goodness that makes it so much better! The people who love you can believe in you more than you believe in you.

[@Ancano]

Korg: It sounds like you had a pretty special and intimate relationship with this hammer...

[@hurricanegriz9081]

Juan Cortez Muro you’re gonna hop in this comment section to promote your channel that has zero videos? Get the fuck outta here kid

[@anthonychanman3903]

add it to the hundreds of wins he added LMAO

[@AlexSmith-tz2lf]

Could you imagine Falcon talking to Strange about being portaled in to the fight and Falcon having to say "can you put me on his left side? Trust me, it's gonna be great."

[@rmsgrey]

Missed win: Strange: Is that everyone? Wong: You wanted more?

[@JaelinBezel]

Defenders, Punisher, and Ghost Rider: *Ahem!*

[@disneyerapowerrangers2923]

there was more.

[@AstralqueEpoch]

Cross: EVERYONE!!

[@Mathadar]

There is a part 3, might be there.

[@dannybob42]

Couldn’t have hurt to get some more Defenders

[@chasebrown4352]

Missed win: The wide angle shot of Cap standing in front of Thanos and his armies. This shows that Cap would fight even if he was the last one left and his death was imminent. He was never going to give up even if he stood no chance.

[@SassySmall1]

I know that shot gave me chills.

[@PhantomLantern2814]

Plus that image is fantastic

[@graceskerp]

@@PhantomLantern2814 That frame really needs to be a poster.

[@Sleggg]

Chase Brown He could do that all day

[@CaptAmerica300]

Cap: As long as one man stands against you, you'll never be able to claim victory. Thanos: Noble Sentiments from one who is about to die. Cap: I've lived my life by those sentiments. They're well worth dying for. Infinity Gauntlet 1991 To me that is the film analogue to those panels.

[@cameronparker2107]

How was “Don’t do anything stupid until I get back.” “How can I? You’re taking all the stupid with you.” not like 50 wins

[@graceskerp]

Two brothers saying good bye. Yeah.

[@HaydrogenBomb]

Plus, it's a callback to the Captain America: The First Avenger, when Bucky was heading off to war

[@phousefilms]

My like pushing your quote to an even 600: "Perfectly balanced, as all things should be."

[@radstaz2029]

15:31 i'm pretty sure this was a sign of doctor strange's hands not being 100% healed. In doctor strange, he injured his hands and was told he couldn't heal them, not allowing them to function normally. it's a really cool acting choice by benedict cumberbatch.

[@Ikajo]

I think it is also comic book canon

[@silenceow4755]

i came to write this same comment :)

[@clockwork204]

Was about to post the same thing. Good thing I searched first. It wasn't in Infinity War though, when Dr. Strange reached for the Time Stone. Probably a lapse.

[@alanroberts6086]

What CinemaWins was saying is that Strange was currently controlling a giant tornado of water. He couldn't control that AND use magic to prevent his hands from shaking at the same time. But most of the time he's able to prevent shaking/ pain using his magic, just like Pangborn did to help himself walk.

[@InfiniteGreninja]

That’s what he meant. He was focusing on other magic so he couldn’t keep his hands still, which is something he learned you can do using magic in Doctor Strange

[@AzLolFun]

No wins for Hawkeye's "Aliens" moment in the tunnels and him fighting his way out?

[@jamesmnguyen]

The way they revealed the aliens by shooting a moving light reminds me of the last Hunger Games movie. Terrifying.

[@MasonEricPatterson]

This moment actually always stuck out to me, because Hawkeye is the first avenger to get his hands on the gauntlet when the final battle starts. There was only one timeline where they won, so it's my belief that Hawkeye needed to not be the one who sacrificed himself.

[@bcblossom]

@@MasonEricPatterson You've just blown my mind a little.

[@glipglop1412]

And when he deflected a laser with his katana

[@KaladinVegapunk]

Haha i was gonna say that Also, I was so relieved having Scarlet witch shred thanos like that instead of captain marvel She is just so OP and has no connection or anything to this fight, I was super relieved when thanos power punched her away, captain marvel is just so boring & I'm really glad they didn't have her pull anything on thanos Scarlet witch doing it was x100000 times more satisfying

[@dane8947]

"Where is CinemaSins?" "Gone. Reduced to atoms."

[@ezaf5989]

Dane like your channel with no views on every video LOL

[@FullmetalNinja25]

"You slaughtered his Millions of Subscribers!" "You should be grateful." "Actually....y'know what? We are grateful. He and his fans are kinda douches anyway, let's go home and have Shawarma."

[@NinjaDecimator]

I'm just convinced it's not going to happen at this point

[@melissablaine3164]

Haha

[@dane8947]

@@ezaf5989 lol whoa you tried to get personal. I play games for money and sometimes need to upload proof that I won. Hence the reason they all have the same title. I'm at McDonalds watching this video. Enjoy the pop culture reference and lighten up, champ

[@kinglowtier]

CinemaWins: Sorry. I have to make a part 3 Everyone: I see this as an absolute win!

[@DedMan28]

Me, who predicted this way back in EGA Captain Marvel Part 1: I knew it!

[@1HardCoreGaming1]

Time Travel!

[@marko_1793]

Can you do kung fu panda 3

[@sirmaidixxyrekt7322]

CinemaWins in reality: Time to exploit Endgames’ popularity by making 3 parts to it for maximum views and MONEY!

[@hootsifer-darling]

@@sirmaidixxyrekt7322 this is a cynicism free zone my friend

[@tonigalvan2005]

I want to praise Lexi Rabe in that ending funeral scene. I lost my dad suddenly when I was six. And the sorrow, confusion and fear that a small child goes through when she's lost a parent is perfectly portrayed on her face. Even the way she hangs onto her mother for dear life. I wouldn't even let my mom go the bathroom alone for a while after that because I was afraid she'd go away too. So her performance was perfect in that scene.

[@Justanotherconsumer]

In case anyone else didn’t know - “canopy canopy canopy” is apparently what the USAF says ejecting from an aircraft.

[@mritty115]

In fact I did not know that. Thank you.

[@jaspertaylor2810]

Makes sense given Rhodey's past.

[@themg777]

Jasper Taylor and given how the war machine suit is kinda like an aircraft

[@The_Sock_]

Huh, thanks for that insight. :)

[@fionamotzney4742]

Oh that makes sense now

[@CinemaWins]

Lots of comments accusing me of forgetting Strange's hands shake because of the car accident even though that was a huge plot point in the movie. I guess I worded it STRANGELY but Wong implies that he can stop the shaking through magic and he (seemingly) does so at times from then till now. But if he's focused on other magic, his hands wouldn't be a priority. That's all I was saying..

[@midniteoyl8913]

Thats the way I saw it as well.

[@GeminiRosche]

A very good explanation

[@stephenviti6872]

Nah you miss spoke. Still love you though.

[@stephenviti6872]

Actually I’m wrong “because he’s focused on other magic” Aka, not focusing on the magic required to keep his hands still. I apologize for my insubordination

[@That-Google-Guy]

YES YES YES!!!! I cannot convey how happy I am to hear that there will be a part 3!!! I can’t lie, I loved the EGA for IW as well as this one so dang much I would even listen to the dings that were cut. You do such an amazing job conveying so many emotions I felt while watching but couldn’t enumerate. Thank you so much for this gift. And thank you for reminding me I’m worthy. Some days people need to hear that, and for me today was that day. Thank you for taking the time to do so.

[@xxTC-96xx]

“Proof that Tony Stark has a heart”

[@SinHurr]

Kinda can't believe that didn't show up. That scene, more than anything for me, brought the entire MCU crashing into one emotional nuke.

[@xxTC-96xx]

SinHurr there’s still hope, we have the conclusion coming

[@ShadowGamesLP]

@@SinHurr If you take a closer look, when the 9 Avengers are on the platform before they warp, it looks exactly like his first ARC Reactor, meaning the Avengers are also a proof that Tony Stark has a heart.

[@quassimod]

Just salute...do it without hesitation

[@graceskerp]

@@quassimod A hero is passing.

[@Luke47895]

10:58 I love the way Tony turns his head and looks at Steve as he summons Mjolnir. " Everyone special about you came out of a bottle." This was the moment he truly realised just how wrong he was, then when Tony sacrifices himself to stop Thanos he proves Steve wrong. Fuck, the layers to these films are marvellous.

[@gearyoutube5250]

11:20 U forgot there that Cap was ready to fight Thanos Army all by him self, without knowing someone's gonna come ! Legend

[@ashiquematt3233]

I thought that was cringe

[@Strelv]

@@ashiquematt3233 Cringe? What else was he going to do? Run? They would easily catch and kill him

[@thedragonshoard9130]

@@ashiquematt3233 To quote cap himself, in the comics: As long as there is one man left to fight you, you haven't won. That was what he said to Thanos. That scene was tge movie equivalent. He was that one man. He would fight.

[@brauncarlson3277]

@@ashiquematt3233 Apparently its cringey to stand and fight an entire army by yourself. 🤦‍♂️

[@ashiquematt3233]

@@brauncarlson3277 yep

[@jjgirl4797]

I burst into tears during the "Assemble" montage every time. I genuinely doubt that any cinematic superhero movie will ever top it.

[@shadow_shine3578]

10:10 the reaction I truly heard at one point watching

[@mackielunkey2205]

That was awesome.

[@RB-xl8ve]

hehehehehhe 400 likes? ima break that 401!!!!! MWAHAHAHAHA

[@deannahenry8925]

They wont

[@MolokoMinus]

It still gives me goosebumps. The swelling music, the weight of 10 years worth of films all leading up to that moment, that line. I genuinely feel like we’re not going to get another MCU movie like it.

[@Ed-xs1cr]

never thought i would cry over the “i am iron man” scene again...

[@christophergrant3596]

I cry every time. Every time.

[@ondrejhickl5237]

So I am not only one crying everytime.

[@johnathonhaney8291]

Christ, the last 30 to 40 minutes of this film, I get hit with scene after scene where the tears just pop out.

[@KCR0506]

I will always cry.... nay... sob.

[@kingofanything3703]

Your not alone my friend. I cried... AGAIN!

[@FinbarGallagher]

7:47 Apparently it was actually Hemsworth's idea to have Thor not revert back to his former, shredded self in this scene, which was the original plan, don't know if it was just because he found wearing the fat-suit funny or because he really wanted to do a realistic portrayal of substance abuse/depression, but I feel like it's worth a mention, even if this video is nearly a year and a half old.

[@gothiiispiderz]

i think he just enjoyed the fat suit

[@ohnobro1424]

Probably both

[@lars7747]

The fat suit was hot and sweaty and annoying to wear for long periods

[@astro9645]

There was one you missed When Hawkeye had the gauntlet black panther said Clint as a throwback to civil war when black panther didn’t care about clint’s name. Character Development!

[@souldestroyer8860]

I’ve never noticed that

[@elias9746]

Also at 2:27 missed the community actress

[@elias9746]

@Ian Vera no disrespect to her just too lazy to look it up lol

[@priyachoudhary9896]

@@elias9746 at this point dany pudi, Donald glover and Yvette Nicole brown got in with the help of russos, it's adorable, wished the others like Joel McHale and Alison brie would have been there

[@lambodriver217]

I love the scene where they kneel it’s actually a call back to the old man with loki in the first avengers in Germany. Loki: “You’ll always kneel” Old man: “not to men like you”

[@CortexNewsService]

With the difference being that this wasn't a kneeling of submission, but of respect and honor. Damn. More chills.

[@DecafKauffee]

That seems like a bit of a stretch...

[@Dagz406]

The scene difference was that a god wanted mortal men and women to kneel. But gods, an archer, soldiers, monsters, and aliens kneeled to a Mortal man. Also little fact the man that played the man that stood up to Loki was a Holocaust survivor!

[@andearend436]

Also its a refrence to modern sports. Many compare the last battle scenes to a football game, the avengers the offesnse, thanos and his army the defense, the van the end zone, the gauntlet the football. In football games, when a player is injured the other players kneel in respect and love.

[@liya_rk]

If I was a holocaust survivor I would find Loki’s line really hard to hear but it’s also nice that he said not to men like you

[@joeeliseo2328]

The song that was played while Steve and Peggy dance was the same one playing while nick fury was hiding in Caps apartment in Winter Soldier.

[@graceskerp]

Good catch. All those call backs. That film was crafted like a fine Swiss watch.

[@blakethompson-dodd9874]

I imagine Cap sitting in his apartment listening to that on repeat trying to get up the courage to go visit Peggy in the hospital. Hence why it was in the player when Fury turned it on.

[@ericlin7775]

It was Cap's memory. The song was a hit at the end of WWII, an obvious call back to Cap's distant past.

[@hopoffmydick9574]

It was basically playing right before Steve first meets Bucky after his "death," so both times it was used when Cap was with someone he was close to.

[@doctordingo1670]

@@ericlin7775 how would you know that unless you were alive during world War II?! Oh my gosh, you're part of hydra, or you have the Internet, but no you're definitely part of hydra, and nothing could prove other wise.

[@darkangel_1978]

The first time I saw all of the female Avengers banding together, to help Carol, I cried. It was something I had waited for my entire life, and it's something my daughter will get to see when she's old enough. I still cry happy tears every time I see it.

[@CompV24Jordam]

They should make a movie with that team it would be cool

[@leonschneider3551]

Spoiler: He' s going to give this movie 3000 wins and the award is gonna be "I love you 3000"

[@samsajor967]

If he doesn't, I'm gonna cry

[@kevinlobos5519]

@@samsajor967 if he does i'm gonna cry anyway

[@calebbarton4293]

Oh my gosh, that’s perfect

[@Grasshopper99100]

If does say that I will subscribe to you cuz that would awesome

[@rafaelalodio5116]

Missed opportunity

[@trevorgreenough6141]

Pepper saying "you can rest now" is a whole new meaning to: Rest In Peace I love Tony 3000. By far my favourite Avenger.

[@ahlpym]

Isn't that the original meaning?

[@trevorgreenough6141]

@@ahlpym well, that particular response is to earlier in the film when Tony and pepper were talking about if Tony should help out with what happened, specifically: "But will you be able to rest?" Which is in itself a call back to a scene from iron man 3.

[@ahlpym]

Trevor Greenough Oh, I misunderstood what you meant. I thought you meant Pepper had added new meaning to the phrase “rest in peace”

[@trevorgreenough6141]

@@ahlpym Hahahaha, yeah. Sorry 'bout that. It was more R.I.P adding to her saying 'you can rest now' When I got over my favourite Marvel hero death I thought "yeah, he's now in that eternal rest." (I have a dark sense of humour)

[@RedRoseSeptember22]

I love you 3000...always makes me tear up :(

[@DracoMalfoyable]

Every single scene and shot with Chadwick Boseman in it hurts so much more now... We love you 3000.

[@dannyhilden7290]

Cringe

[@DracoMalfoyable]

@@dannyhilden7290 fucking cry about it, asshole

[@admincommand2016]

Wakanda forever

[@thepafwaychannel2596]

#BOSEMANUP! I hear you and me as well.

[@autismman6360]

@@dannyhilden7290 stfu edgy boy

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

It's been nearly two years and I'm still sitting here with tears running down my face at the end of this video. Can anyone truly thank John Favreau and Robert Downey, Jr, enough? They are the reasons we have all of this. Yes, Kevin and all the powers that be at Marvel Studios, but John Favreau set the tone, the bar, the direction and *The Casting* for the MCU. He is the one that refused to make it without RDJ. And because of that, look what happened. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@darthcarnage12]

Tiny thing: Doctor Strange’s hand is shaking because he’s still suffering from the physical effects of his accident. Continuity win

[@GJGHart]

I'm pretty sure that's what he was referring to. He uses magic to keep his hands from shaking. but at that moment the magic was sort of being used elsewhere

[@thenecrosanct4906]

@@GJGHart Nah, his hands were shaking when he handed Thanos the time stone as well, and not much magic was involved there. You see his hands shaking at several times throughout the movies he's in. It's the result of the physical damage.

[@FrozenxDeath]

@@thenecrosanct4906 There is at least a little magic going on when he hands Thanos the time stone: Pulling it out of the pocket dimension or whatever he had been hiding it in.

[@karthikbalajim1381]

@@GJGHart I believe he can use magic to repair his broken fingers, but consciously chooses not to. His broken fingers are a constant reminder of his old life, and they keep him grounded and humble no matter how powerful he becomes.

[@burnoverme]

Also in the first Iron Man movie Tony messes up his arm and every once in awhile, in the movies, you see him nursing his arm for a couple of seconds. Continuity should have all of the wins

[@abialston8476]

where’s the win for that GORGEOUS shot of steve standing alone against thanos and his entire army? that needed like 40 wins on its own

[@austinmassengale5995]

That’s what I’m saying??? I was so shocked it didn’t make it

[@berengustav7714]

"I could do this all day"

[@roseberzerker2989]

Omg right, and 40s the minimum imo, the dread you feel, edge of your seat anticipation of what might happen next, then followed by one of if not the most triumphant assembly of all the heroes you've come to know and love under one banner for the final stand off against the biggest threat the universe has ever seen, so far at least, culminating in the most epic, sad, heartfelt, and inspiring endings to any movie in a long time, honestly the win counter should've just reached infinity, no pun intended

[@imartinez670]

Forreal, Cap was literally just going to face the entire army by himself

[@Memento--Mori]

The defining scene for Captain America. When Captain America gets up, battered, bloody and alone, defiant in the face of an entire army, he shows why he is Captain America. I also like the next scene, for showing Captain America's role as the Avengers' leader. The Avengers form up, with Captain America in the center, waiting for him to start the battle. Without even saying anything, Captain America commands everyone's respect.

[@erickremers3986]

I love the little detail that Thor started his war cry slightly earlier than everyone else after "assemble", further emphasizing that he's not over his failures yet, but he's so determined to use this opportunity to do the right thing.

[@erickremers3986]

@Gravestone999 11:00

[@gartsyandbrineytalksaboutl3760]

The avengers assemble scene always gets me, these films are literally my childhood and all of it cultivates right here.

[@BazilRat]

I honestly think Thor being flawed with depression actually makes him a better, stronger character. That, in itself, is a big win for me. And yeah, watching that scene, with the hud message at the end, I teared up too.

[@CosmicCrimson]

At the HUD moment I tried to cry saying Iron-Man was my favorite character, but I just couldnt. It was too good and I was proud of his sacrifice. Rest In Peace.

[@fangirl_43]

@David Stairs well, not that many people express their emotions with actual tears, but definitely everybody feels for Tony at that moment.

[@SadGirlHours_]

I was crying before that seen but THAT made me sob, that he thought ahead so that his wife and daughter got closure, the fact that they got closure, that made me lose it

[@philipsyoutube6111]

I remember watching this movie and knowing what would happen to Iron man. Morgan: I love you 3000. Me:..........f**k.

[@sir_squirrel_]

My fav moment in this movie is how just before the portal scene, when cap is all alone on the field. He is against a massive army and he is straight up ready to take them on solo... Whatever it takes I guess.

[@johnathonhaney8291]

As Kipling wrote, "go to your god like a soldier." He knows he's about to lose but he's going down swinging.

[@graceskerp]

@@johnathonhaney8291 The other one: Said to be credited to the Polish Winged Hussars. "They have a word for death, none for defeat." Steve Rogers could not give up. He could do it all day and all his life, to the end if needs be.

[@trequor]

That part uncapsulates everything that makes Cap my alltime favourite Avenger.

[@SirPickleworth]

The lack of that being mentioned surprised me

[@jaskey]

I feel like this was something he had experiences with in the MCU version of WW II, and of course came out on top.

[@TheHero136]

*Civil War* Hawkeye: I don't think we've met. I'm Clint. Black Panther: I don't care! *End-Game* Black Panther: Clint! Give it to me! He does care! That is character development people! That is how you do it!

[@jjwang7597]

Yeah I noticed that too, that was a nice touch Plus it’s been years since they’ve seen each other!

[@SaccadicSableye]

Among all the fantastic callbacks in Endgame, that subtle moment doesn't get nearly enough recognition.

[@Jutrzen]

Iron Man 2 - Whiplash - If you make a god bleed, people stop believe in him. Infinity War - Thanos after Iron Man jurts him - All this for a drop of blood... The Russos did they homework.

[@akrobeau]

A lot of people complain about the Girl Power team up, but it wasn’t for _them._ It was for the little kids out there who got dragged along by their parents to the theaters and all the girls got a cool moment.

[@pastelhurricane848]

True!

[@ReusableRocket]

I think you’re over analyzing it. It’s just a girl power moment to be a girl power moment. Most of the MCU’s heroes have been men, and Endgame, being the “last” movie where everyone is there for 1 last time to avenge everyone who’s been snapped, the directors had to have something in there specifically for the women.

[@hunterlawrence3573]

When I was a little girl I didn’t want to tell anyone I liked Marvel. Not because I thought they’re was anything wrong with it, but because I didn’t want to be the “weird one”. I didn’t want to be the one tomboy that liked superheroes, because in our culture you’re either a girly-girl or a tomboy with no in between for some reason? Anyway, as someone who dealt with that as a child, seeing the woman team-up was awesome. It’s cheesy, sure. But I don’t care. The whole battle is cheesy

[@acedelta12]

@@hunterlawrence3573 I'm glad you thought the woman team-up was awesome. I thought it was cool too, and I'm a guy.

[@ShinoriDelfrim]

@@hunterlawrence3573 Speaking of no in between. My dad asked if I was a girly-girl and I told him no. And he was confused and said yes I was because my sister was a tomboy. Um…yeah that annoys me.

[@erickruckenberg8716]

Gotta correct something here: RDJ quit drugs because they made his favorite food taste terribly foul so he dumped the drugs into the ocean.

[@connorbingham-davis2091]

Some dolphin was probably as high as a kyte that day...

[@GamerGrovyle]

I have never heard that as a reason for quitting drugs. "Well I would've continued with them but they just made my food taste terribly foul"

[@koolaidalan]

Is this real?

[@Thanos6]

He was on drugs, he went and got a burger from Burger King, he said the burger was "disgusting" and it gave him the realization he needed to throw his drugs in the ocean. Now, I don't know whether A: he realized the drugs made the burger taste disgusting, or B: the fact that it was from Burger King made it disgusting and he realized the drugs had driven him to the point that he would willingly order something like that.

[@balardisbest]

there's some high ass jellyfish somewhere out there

[@itsnathanhogg1199]

“Cut the wire and jumped on the grenade” Me: “I understood that reference”.

[@dereksantiago3870]

My question is: at that moment of self-sacrifice, would tony have been worthy of Mjolnir?

[@perrycarters3113]

​@@dereksantiago3870 More appropriate question: Would Mjolnir have been worthy of Tony? In all seriousness, the answer is still likely 'no' because Mjolnir isn't just about willingness to sacrifice. Tony is still a very deeply flawed human being who would compromise on a lot of things if he thought it was for the greater good, whereas Thor and Cap are 110% only ever going to do what they consider the right thing without a second's hesitation. Tony, upon realising he could save everyone, didn't immediately call Cap or Banner or Nat or anyone. He put his daughter to bed and then talked it over with his wife; There was a part of Tony that was too desperate to hold on to his own personal happiness to commit to the idea. Once Pepper basically told him he wouldn't be able to live with himself if he didn't try, even he was unwilling to compromise Morgan to undo the Snap. Had Tony been presented with that binary choice of "Bring everyone back but lose Morgan or keep Morgan and everyone stays gone," I fully believe he would have chosen Morgan. But once Thanos was on the board again, the only thing in Tony's mind was "I now live in a world that contains Thanos and Morgan. This is a state of affairs that only ends with at least one of these things no longer existing. *Kill Thanos* "

[@dereksantiago3870]

@@perrycarters3113 I agree with the whole Morgan thing, but the whole not calling everyone when he figured out time travel, not so much. As he is usually selfish he consults Pepper and not the Av. but, with this, we know that Tony knew what was right. He knew it was right to tell them, but he was afraid for Morgan, he's a father, and a good one. I say this because the snap was immediate-ish, as in he didnt hesitate at all.

[@rmsgrey]

I mean, Tony wasn't wrong - he warned that time has a way of messing right back, and Thanos got brought right back into play, and they ended up seconds away from Thanos wiping out all life in the universe. Sure, they didn't know Thanos would be able to hijack the time heist, but they still ended up with a double-or-nothing situation as a result of their meddling (and that doesn't count the other timelines that were also put at risk).

[@vpgaming2755]

I don’t get the reference Can you explain it pls

[@spencerhoadley5723]

For anybody asking “where’s Morgan when her parents are both fighting?” My guess is with happy

[@immortalharp]

I guess you could say, that she's in her happy place.

[@weird_personfranzi6552]

@@immortalharp gosh-

[@abramtankproductions6039]

Michael Carlson Im sure her parents would be HAPPY to know she’s in safe hands

[@doctordrizzles1281]

These Happy pubs sure clearly obviously make me Happy

[@Rubix9595RG]

Happy will always take care of her, especially after his best friend died.

[@h00ded6wolf8]

The whole talk abo how Nat sacrifices herself and her family just means more after watching black widow and knowing about her original family and wanting to save them 😢😢

[@s.t.6482]

I love that nobody is complaining about the huge amount of wins (even though deserved) and is actually pointing out more wins I love this community

[@directorforplastic7929]

@S.T. Don’t you mean I’m so proud of this community?

[@christinajensen563]

Had you expected anything less. I mean, Cap lifting Mjølner, Cap saying Avengers Assemble and Iron Man's Snap got like 800 wins on their own and while the last one is a heartsmasher, it's all some of the most anticipated and exciting and dreaded (in Tony's case) moments of the entire franchise. I'd have given it double that, but hey, it's still 800 wins ;)

[@superklol2]

Widow's silent "let me go" will always break my heart. Scarlett did such a good freakin job.

[@MassielRoss]

It still hurts me to think about it.

[@lev6236]

See you in a minute 💔

[@GoddessGirl2121]

I love that Peter comes back and only momentarily questions Tony hugging him before just accepting the embrace. Also you gotta love that he gets this one beautiful moment after coming back after being dead for five years right into a full scale battle without fully understanding how things got to this moment.

[@r.lagunas]

Thor’s conversation with his mother get on another level. It’s so underrated... man the interaction was incredible

[@jessicav931]

The future has not been kind with you... God! I wanted to cry. And I think she realise that she was going to die that day, but she didn't let Thor or herself focus in that.

[@Shrooblord]

@@jessicav931 They are gods after all, and if I'm not mistaken Freyja's power as a goddess is that she in fact tells / shapes the future, so I wouldn't be surprised in the slightest. What a great scene.

[@chrisconcannon6490]

On first viewing, I didn't like Thor's arc in Endgame. The more videos like this that I see which breakdown his character arc across the entire MCU and explain the reasoning and nuances behind his appearance, his actions and his motivations in this movie; the more I like his arc in this movie. Like the rest of the movie, there's a lot to unpack with Thor's role in it.

[@AngryAuditor]

@@Shrooblord Correct. Frigga is a witch and the witches of Norse mythology can see the future. Loki even mentions that subtly in Thor Ragnarok.

[@2Treesandahorse]

She never once questioned his appearance and how drastic it was. Just knew it was him.

[@AFabregonza]

Us: How many wins are you going to give to Endgame? CinemaWins: Yes

[@harbl99]

14,000,605?

[@Lotsolov4u]

3000

[@crimsonhunter7598]

Over 9000

[@nirobu]

It's obviously: Infinity

[@nirobu]

@TheSmashMaster9000 Nah, those're from DC :P

[@Polo-rp9hk]

Steve standing injured and alone facing Thanos’s army, I can’t think of a more “Captain America” scene

[@graceskerp]

"Our Captain."

[@shibble]

"as long as one man stands against you, you cannot claim complete victory" They did a great job of capturing the spirit of that speech without having to say a word.

[@capital_beaz4725]

America nothing's like that though

[@micah4029]

@@capital_beaz4725 Captain America isn't a representation of what America is. He's a representation of what America should be.

[@capital_beaz4725]

@@micah4029 agreed.

[@laramueller9658]

“I’m still worthy” kills me. I definitely teared up in the theater.

[@markporter2108]

"You're missing the point. There's no throne, there is no version of this, where you come out on top. Maybe your army comes and maybe it's too much for us, but it's all on you. Because if we can't protect the Earth, you can be damned well sure we'll avenge it." It just occurred to me, even though Tony was speaking to Loki, this could have easily been said to Thanos. And he was right, except this was the ONLY version where Thanos doesn't come out on top. They didn't exactly protect the Earth, there's 5 years worth of trauma, and a hell of a lot of fallout to deal with, but , in the end, they sure as hell avenged it.

[@leonardobraynen1524]

U so gatdam right about it Mark!

[@dovahwolf1397]

When thanos was dusted someone in my Theater yelled “that what you get you grape looking *sshole”

[@JamiylaMeade]

😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

[@ittainativ6606]

LFMAO

[@TheGuardDuck]

Niiice!! 😉

[@TimeCircleBlue]

Understandable. To be fair I found myself quoting Chris Redfield from resident evil: “Bye-bye Asshole!”

[@fionamotzney4742]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@BboyTev007]

I’m surprised that the callback from civil war didn’t get a win Hawkeye: we haven’t met. My name’s Clint. BP: I don’t care “Clint, give it to me”

[@rebelkommando6166]

"He does care"

[@MsKeylas]

I am sure it will get a win

[@definitelynottommywiseau3037]

there's a third part for this episode. he's gonna retroactively add one.

[@markt26]

Tevin Jackson: is that all the wins? CinemaWins:You wanted more?!

[@feelingReckless13]

Considering Natasha grew up in the Red Room which we know from Agent Carter encouraged rivalry and discouraged genuine friendship between the girls, it's genuinely beautiful to see a moment of women fighting together as a tribute to her character. Like, she went from growing up in a place that actively encourage little girls to murder each other - again, Agent Carter - to being the one to inspire a group of women to work as a team.

[@inkaymr4919]

Missed win: When Quill and Thor were discussing on the spaceship and swiping the screen left and right Drax was just standing next to them while eating Zarg nuts. He did master the ability to stand so incredibily still that he became invisible to the eye.

[@tacoman1617]

Inkay MR or they just ignored him.

[@jaminsim5965]

@@tacoman1617 r/woooosh, maybe?

[@tacoman1617]

Jamin Sim the hell is an r/wooosh?

[@alan7761]

@@tacoman1617 r/wosh

[@sky0kast0]

r/woosh is a way of saying you missed the point or ruined the joke

[@memeliciousletmemesbrighte4150]

I almost cried watching this... Its like, they became your personal friends over the years and you have to say goodbye to them.

[@starlightseason1462]

Ikr 😭 I love them all 3000 ❤️

[@canopyleaf9152]

Dang. It’s true And I did cry

[@fredbecerra1608]

Tony went out wielding a weapon that he only had to use once ... the way his dad did it, the way America does it. And it worked out pretty well so far.

[@ExtraLifeCrisis]

Wow! Nice catch there.

[@pedropony8060]

well the weapon was used twice but funny reference nonetheless

[@TheKazragore]

@@pedropony8060 Specifically it was still a weapon _he_ only had to use once.

[@zedgovos4914]

Fuck. You got me all emotional again. Damn it.

[@smokingtwoguns5467]

NICE!!!

[@radioactivet-rex286]

Also Strange's line ,"If I tell you what happens, it won't happen" Come full circle on thanos! Now that 2014 Thanos knew he'd won, he didn't

[@Ingaming_Coma246]

I feel the scene where Thor was talking with his dead mother should be given more wins. What anybody would do/give in order to enjoy a conversation with a dead love one.

[@graceskerp]

And who loved us in return.

[@breezy3392]

15:31 Just a note, Dr Strange's hand was shaking because he still has nerve damage in his hands

[@matteoconcas6046]

That's what he says tho, his hands are shaking because he is using all his focus to stop the water as opposed to when he can also focus on his hands to stop the shaking.

[@Oliphunk]

Thank you, I was searching for this comment before I wrote it lol

[@AlexTheOilersFan]

"How are you supposed to deal with this much excitement and emotion" You aren't. I saw Endgame on opening night and when the portals scene played, my body was shaking with excitement, but I also had tears in my eyes. It's funny. I knew they would be coming back, it was pretty obvious that was going to happen, and yet I still got emotional upon seeing them return. And the score. Oh my god the score STILL gives me goosebumps when I listen to it on my iPhone

[@tomwaterwitch]

When Captain Marvel took down Thanos's ship, the first thought that came into my mind was the scene from Super Smash Bros Brawl when Kirby shot through Bowser/Gannondorf's laser cannon.

[@rasengankhan]

😂😂😂😂I love that that's the first thing that your brain goes too

[@sambridgers9543]

Yeah, Subspace Emissary was basically the second half of the Avengers quadrilogy before the MCU even started.

[@etoinedevries7583]

I kinda had that in mind too haha. That's awesome man :) Also my favorite cutscene of the Subspace Emissary.

[@Spariteo]

subspace is literally infinity war and the end of endgame

[@HaydrogenBomb]

In TheBirdM@n's Endgame parody video, he does exactlg that. Not lying, go check it out

[@Saimeren]

11:01 I love that Thor's the first one to scream out. He's ready. You can see he's ready during that whole line. His adrenaline's going, he's worthy, and he's ready.

[@jackkohlsaat6643]

Missed win: the shot of captain America facing off alone against thanos’s army

[@TheRealBobert]

Massive missed win!!!

[@adambump5297]

Very true one last reminded about why Captain America is so great as a character.

[@davidmcleod5133]

That shot is the screensaver on my computer. I don’t anticipate ever replacing it.

[@1bby630]

David McLeod hahah, awesome! I have an awesome Marvel comic as my desktop. However, I recommend this shot: 11:08

[@davidmcleod5133]

H-E-L-L H-A-W-K Haha, I will have to respectfully disagree. See, there’s so much energy and buildup in that shot, that every time I sat down to pay bills or check my email, I’d end up watching the last half hour of Endgame instead. ^_^

[@belo-moto]

Man, I cried. This is my childhood, my everything. I remember seeing Iron Man when I was 9. Ever since I’ve watched every movie and attached my life to them. Each and everyone is a chapter of my life. Seeing Endgame brings nothing but joy, relief, and sorrow. I am eternally grateful for these movies and I hope one day, my children will get to experience the same.

[@presidentobama2561]

I just realized that when Tony hugs Peter back in the final battle, there's a good callback there to when he didn't hug him back in the Spider-Man movie. I feel like this really portrays Tony's character growth extremely well.

[@brianl8481]

Better, Tony initiates the hug in the final battle, it's Peter that is hugging back.

[@emPtysp4ce]

They really should've had a scene when Tony snaps where he's in the Soul Realm and is confronted by Yinsen who asks him "Did you waste it?" and Tony replies "No, I didn't." and then Yinsen just smiles at him.

[@runefaustblack]

Whoa. They really should have done that.

[@shiloh3541]

This is an amazing idea

[@SilentKnight43]

Pretty tough to pack everything we'd loved to have seen into the three hours - they did an absolutely remarkable job as is. But yeah, would've been cool to have one last scene of Yinsen realizing that Tony didn't waste a thing.

[@Fenrir2901]

Yeah, but not many fans would have recognized Yinsen, not only because not many remember him but also because the actor's physical appearance may have changed also.

[@emPtysp4ce]

@@Fenrir2901 Nobody recognized the kid from Iron Man 3 either

[@isaboll1]

"Even that kid tony was connected to" Tony in Iron Man 3: "I can tell...cause we're connected" lmao

[@ItsHous]

Ok boys I'm at 15:39 right before Tony's snap. Will he get 100-300 Wins for this? Nearly 500 Jesus Christ- Well deserved, RDJ!

[@aniallater33]

In the first Avengers, Tony and Steve were arguing on the helicarrier. Steve: It’s not like you to make the sacrifice play. Tony: Everything special about you came out of a bottle. The proved each other wrong and I’m not crying you’re crying.

[@Cheesusful]

Worthyness does not come from a bottle :)

[@JH22533]

America's ass😂😂

[@gkchappy]

damn i forgot about that line from tony. fuck

[@pramudyamaulana6969]

I'm not crying and you are not crying. We are crying.

[@barrylyndon5552]

Iron Man makes the ultimate sacrifice play and Captain gets 100x the power of his 'bottle' simply by his own personal character. Pure gold

[@zandi1603]

8:39 this is such a small detail but i will say it, you can clearly see thor aimed thanos's head in both of his attacks showing that he learned from his mistakes

[@MrDalevich]

"You can have all the cheeseburgers you want" Gets me every time. Jon Favreau should get all the Oscars for just that one line.

[@davidbudo5551]

That scene gets me with tears as well, but I'm also thinking, "Childhood obesity!"

[@dudescrawny5859]

@@davidbudo5551 DING

[@MrDalevich]

@@davidbudo5551 she's rich, she'll be fine.

[@jkfozul2316]

Definitely had me trying to do the totally inconspicuous tear wipe in theaters... It didn't work

[@MrDalevich]

@Daryl Gilmore okay

[@samuelbarber6177]

True Cap moment, he's standing on a desolated waste land, alone, facing off an army lead by the guy who just broke his shield, something even the Norse God of Thunder failed to do, and he's still ready to fight.

[@cactuscreates4322]

Continues on with who Cap is from where a started...as a good man. He was always someone w/o the serum and the shield. Never doubted to give up once he lost/gave away(civil war) his shield.

[@Pipsintheair]

Thor can still break cap's shield with stormbreaker

[@tylerward4386]

@@Pipsintheair Thor cannot, Stormbreaker can. Stormbreaker is only a weapon, since anyone can use it and therefore anyone can break his shield. Ni need to give that to Thor alone, therefore the original statement holds

[@camgermaine6954]

Scientist to Steve in 1940’s: “Not a perfect soldier, but a good man.” Steve to Sam before going to Peggy: “You’re a good man Sam” Sam, the good man, gets the shield. Not Bucky, the perfect soldier.

[@kirara2516]

Welp. Mind blown.

[@shadophaxx2401]

Omg dude thank you. Ive seen so many people slamming this movie for Steve's choice, this finally compells my argument!

[@kirara2516]

@@shadophaxx2401 why? It was a good choice. Bucky's a great guy, but his history shows he's not as worthy and who Steve chose.

[@bryansuralta592]

Bucky also knew this that's why he wasn't surprised that Steve gave the shield to Sam.

[@shadophaxx2401]

@@kirara2516 I know, they all just think Sebastian Stan's hot and it clouds their judgement of a worthy Cap succsessor

[@LadyKatyRae]

The scene where Cap gets the hammer, and the portals scene are legitimately some of the best scenes in all of cinema for me. I don't care that superhero movies are seen as campy showy spectacle pieces. I get so excited every time. Everytime Cap gets the hammer its just like "yes!" even tho i know it's coming. The "On your left" from Sam as the first portal opens literally makes my heart skip every time i watch this movie. I tear up as Sylvestri's score swells with each new portal and collection of heroes. And finally capping it all off with the first "Avengers Assemble" It is just the most exciting thing I have ever had the pleasure of watching and I will watch it again and again.

[@FoonoLIVE]

“Please just lemme do something good” just hurts whenever I hear it from Thor

[@brewski118sempire]

So in the whole "it's not Cinema" thing; in college I wrote a very long paper about "low" and "high" art (in the context of the paper it was about novels). The basic idea was that high art is really for a smaller group of people and that in turn can make it way less relatable. Low art is the art of the people, art that the "everyday" person can enjoy. It can impact them. It can shape them. It can move them. That in turn makes it a way better and "higher" art form. Art is our freaking oldest tradition behind verbal storytelling. To do art and to experience art is to be human. When more people can take part of that the better humanity is.

[@nenebrat2389]

Super late, but I hope you totally aced that paper with an A+

[@MrConstantine02]

I'm not sure I like that reasoning, because it sort of swings too hard the other way -- implying that "high art", because it's more niche and less pop, is thereby a 'less worthy' type of art than the "low art". There's no such thing as a "better" or "worse" art. Highbrow art and entertainment has its proper value and place, just as Lowbrow art. Neither one is better or worse than the other; they're complimentary to each other, not opposite. (Also, saying that "high art" can ONLY ever be enjoyed by a small group of people is a - sadly - common fallacy. *Everyone* can enjoy even the highest of highbrow stuff; just because it's a little less easily-digestible and takes a little more time to get acclimated to than the "lowbrow" stuff, doesn't necessarily makes it exclusive from the general public).

[@Posiman]

There is no objective difference between low art and high art. "High art" is defined by elite institutions including it into high art. And only recently they decided to only appreciate niche, artsy stuff. It wasn't always like that. The ceiling of the Sistine chapel was not created for art students to write high brow essays about. Michelangelo was a professional, hired for a lot of money to produce the greatest spectacle in the world. An unrivaled epic piece of Catholic propaganda for both kings and the last commoner to breathlessly marvel at for centuries to come. The sheer scale of it makes it a lot closer to something like the MCU than for example La Grande Belazza...

[@Kriae]

I wouldn't worry too much about the words of an old rat who has a turn-on for criminals

[@pattyos6082]

This is the most intellectual KZbin comment I’ve ever seen

[@commandonate9618]

I was so overwhelmed in the final fights I started crying tears of joy, then tears of sadness when Tony died

[@Earthzooka]

"But goodness, he and Peggy both deserve a chance." Don't you mean, he and Peggy both deserve a DANCE?

[@mrstube9553]

Earthzooka I read this at the exact same time he said it

[@foolishgold3171]

Nobody: The win count when the avengers charge at thanos' army: *Minigun* *Sound* *Effect*

[@SeraphOC]

The win count when iron man snaps?

[@Whovian103]

Also- Nobody: The win count when Iron Man snaps: *Minigun Sound Effect*

[@SeraphOC]

@@Whovian103 Thank you. But it would be faster than a minigun.

[@sparkingred66]

*sin*

[@wildfiires6151]

you gotta admit those moments deserve it

[@erichfiedler1481]

19:10 "Bring Vision Back." He's back, sorta

[@Dlauj96]

"I love you 3000" Win counter: +3000

[@melissablaine3164]

Dustin Lao I hope so

[@daronma9041]

"You aren't the person to make tough choices" "Everything that made you special came out of a bottle" "Are you thor the God of hammers????" Thinking back at these quotes and watching this movie warms my heart

[@pyrosianheir]

The emotions of seeing that final battle for the first time - from the portals, to Peter and Tony's reunion... to Tony... - just hit like a TRUCK during this. Man, I didn't expect it to hit so hard this time.

[@Zu64]

Im a little surprised that you didnt include the time when Black Panther takes the gauntlet from hawkeye cause Black Panther uses Hawkeye's name, Clint, when talking to him. I Like this part because it goes back to Cap. America: Civil War when hawkeye fights the black panther and hawkeye makes a joke saying that they havent met and he introduces himself which is quickly followed by black panther saying "i dont care." this new scene in endgame shows the development between them and i wish you included it.

[@rogerramnarine2082]

I remembered that

[@briansheen9622]

Black panthers dead😔😔😔😭😭rip

[@stephenviti6872]

Dr. Strange's hands always shake. He was never healed. That was the whole thing. They shake during every movie.

[@Superdude403]

Stephen Viti but he could use magic and energy and all that to keep them from shaking like the guy that was handicapped come on man doctor strange deserves better than this

[@beccag2758]

But didn't he choose not to heal his hands? Because he realized his hands/work wasn't as important as he thought

[@johnathonhaney8291]

Which is a detail I love, BTW. It symbolizes how certain things are lost to him forever but he's learned to accept that.

[@nickstewart1202]

@@johnathonhaney8291 Well they aren't lost to him forever. He finds out from The Ancient One before she dies that he can use magic to heal his hands and he still has the capability of doing it, but she nailed the point home that it isn't about him. Choosing to become an op wizard was the selfless act..... I think.

[@Bluey306]

I don't have time to go back to his older scenes now, but maybe that scene in particular with the finger kind of amplifies the shaking. Whether it's deliberate or not, the slowness of the moment, meant to make sure everyone sees his meaningful expression and knows what that one finger means (not *that* one finger) -- all of that certainly amplifies his hand tremors and it can mean a lot of things for the viewer. And none of that detract from the strength of that shot!

[@Synnabelle]

God, even just watching this video made me tear up again. There's so many beautiful/powerful/special moments. Not every movie was amazing but the entire package and the ending of the Avengers movies definitely did everything I wanted and then some.

[@joshua211111]

That lifting hammer scene actually made me and everyone in the Cinema scream in fan excitement.

[@batfleck2728]

Yup

[@taysem321]

Silence That score And then claps and screams What movie will be able to repeat it?

[@trevorphilips9065]

@@taysem321 Other movies have the exact same reaction

[@iiiisssssaaaaaacccccc]

Lightgardian123 it stupid to be honest, Thor is the only one that can lift the hammer but no captain America somehow lift the hammer without any trouble just for the lack of budget or whatever

[@Anvandiel]

That and the "Avengers... Assemble." completely broke the audience, it was glorious

[@inane9655]

“Bring Vision Back” Marvel: how about two

[@Veprem]

Missed win, the credits song is the same song that was playing in Cap's apartment in Winter Soldier, right before Fury got shot. It's one of Steve's records.

[@dazigolding5814]

That I did know, only realized after re-watching Winter Soldier.

[@thinkofthebest319]

As a german peep i can tell you "Liebchen" means 'sweetheart'. It's just an older word for it no one would use nowadays. It is appropriate for the 40's though

[@3Rayfire]

What would the modern equivalent be?

[@thinkofthebest319]

@@3Rayfire "Liebling" or "Schatz" i'd say.

[@longphan4691]

@@thinkofthebest319 Liebste ?

[@thinkofthebest319]

@@longphan4691 yea, or Liebster when your partner is male

[@jimkirk4357]

Having read Marvel comics since the 60's, when this ended it felt like every moment of Marvel had built toward this moment. Half a century of emotional investment so yeah I cried. Nuff said.

[@newpancakeman]

“I am inevitable!” “Hi inevitable...I’m dad.”

[@Kay_213_]

That could have potentially been a good pilot device imo

[@necieau2700]

The only possibility of improving this movie

[@Dagz406]

Or “I am inevitable!” “And I’m Kanya west!” *snap crackle pop*

[@burntamericano411]

Or “I am inevitable” “Hi Inevitable I’m Dad” “I am your father” “I’m Bat Man” “I’m blue la ba de la ba die” “Imma firing me laser” “I’m gay” “I’m a lesbian” “I’m actually pansexual” “I am transgender” “IMMA LEMON!!!!” “I’m just a bill yeah I’m only a bill” “I’m ready! I’m ready! I’m ready!” “And I... am... Iron Man” “And I’m Kanye West”

[@rosliacol2765]

If Deadpool was in place of Tony, I'm pretty sure that's what he would say

[@Geznoo]

Thanos: Is that the best you can do? *Cue Falcon's "On Your Left"*

[@runefaustblack]

Ebony Maw: You had to ask.

[@luongmaihunggia]

This is the best I can do.

[@perilikid]

Not entirely sure why this has popped back into my YT timeline, but there's never a bad time to revisit it. Speaking of which, I recently finished rewatching the whole of the MCU oeuvre in release order, and really appreciated just how much added depth was created by knowing where the story lines were going/ended up. The one thing that blew my mind the most? The fact that Steve Rogers was listening to It's been a long long time in his apartment in Winter Soldier when Nick Fury came in, having been shot up by Hydra agents. To then close that particularly loop with the scene with Peggy at the end of Endgame? Mind. Blown.

[@kaizxii]

When cap had mjolnir, everyone and I mean EVERYONE in the cinema cheered and it will stay with me forever

[@ashleyclacy8879]

I know that happens a lot in American theatres, but over here in Britain when people cheered... Chills. Never happens in British theatres, it truly was a phenomenal moment

[@falcore91]

reuben clacy clarification: are you saying that folks did cheer for this scenes in British theatre?

[@vinhbui1858]

@@falcore91 it happened for me too, first time in my entire life

[@hasankaiser4563]

@@ashleyclacy8879 yhh so true. One of the best moments I'll ever experience because it never happens otherwise. In the moment I didn't even realise that people normally never scream cos it was so flipping amazing

[@bigshow771]

I had heard tales of people cheering in the theater, but in my nearly 30 years as an adult had never experienced it. Laughter? Sure, but that's to be expected at a funny bit. Screams? Of course in a frightening or surprising moment, but never cheering. That is, until Cap caught Mjolnir. The theater I was in erupted in spontaneous cheers. I know I certainly wasn't immune.

[@Varndog21]

0:54 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this scene and/or this commentary and it’s still making me cry. I love that they showed that even a literal god can get depressed. And it’s ok, because we are all still worthy.

[@2Treesandahorse]

The three that fight together are the ones that originally fought each other in avengers

[@ben1ben2ben1]

Pretty crazy the big three, Thor (who according to the directors was the strongest he had ever been due to finding himself) Iron Man (with his strongest suit ever) and Cap with the power of Thor (not just the hammer, the power of Thor. Basically Avengers 1 Thor) all together still got the living shit kicked out of them by Thanos

[@Smokydoggg]

It took me a while to realize that Thanos DID fight and defeat all 3 in Infinity War, but separately. Endgame is the first time he met Thor, Iron Man, and Captain America together at the same time.

[@Smokydoggg]

@@ben1ben2ben1 Thanos without the stones, no less

[@daringducky6236]

Win 131: This had me bawling my eyes out because my brother very recently took his own life. To anyone out there reading this with suicidal thoughts, no matter how down on your life you are, your life means something dear to someone else. No matter how hard life gets, please don’t give up, you have no idea the effect your death can truly have on someone. I will never understand why my brother took his own life, or why he felt he could not disclose how he was doing to me, and it tears me apart every day. Suicide isn’t an answer. I’d be up for talking about this further with anyone who wants to reply.

[@luketalbot2643]

Bravo to you for using such a harrowing event to spread a good message. Bravo

[@UshankaMaster]

True meaning in life is living it. So fulfill it and live

[@ourkeving]

My sympathies and condolences.

[@redeidolon_theanomaly]

To be honest - I‘m always thinking about it, but it became pretty normal to me^^

[@lcrossmk8563]

Aw, damn it! That stinks! I hope you're OK.