Clint & Tony trying to pick up Thor's hammer

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[@geoffmarker9799]

It’s scenes like this that are lacking from the current MCU movies. This feels like a casual fun hang out with our hero’s. The pacing and casual conversation and the mood… it all just works. I don’t know where it fell off…. but the current MCU needs to step it up.

[@Ilovepoopin]

They need to focus on the story and characters again, instead of trying to use it as a vehicle for political ideologies.

[@gman9388]

It was the transition (hehe) from the MCU to the MSheU where it fell off (again hehe)

[@willmiller6731]

Anything past endgame has been 🐶💩

[@mastere6115]

​@@gman9388you don't actually believe it is the MSheU do you? Like come on, most of the films and shows post end game have had male leads...

[@Aeivious]

​@@mastere6115but didnt you know, 1 female lead is too much

[@savioblanc]

The look on Thor's face when Steve Rogers nudges Mjolnir is one of the best scenes in the film

[@JokerOrTickle]

And in endgame where he literally almost about to die

[@onendfan525]

And then Thor from Endgame with Thanos putting Stormbreaker into his chest going "I knew it"

[@ellkir1521]

I love how Steve Rogers knows he could have picked it up but doesn't worrying Thor. that's movie writing for charactor development right there. Not this toxic female crud their trying to peddle to the masses.

[@easygrin1127]

No it really isnt... Steve Rogers is not supposed to be able to lift it all the the time.

[@johnkarako9138]

​@easygrin1127 nah, he was fully capable but didn't want to embarrass Thor

[@elliottcrain3097]

“If I lift this do I rule Asgard?” “Yes, of course” This scene was funnier than the entirety of love and thunder

[@Sophistorage]

With that prima nocta references it's absolutely hysterical... Love and thunder was garbage

[@kikuraged1815]

But but 300 goat noises = funny how you can say that??!!😢😢😢

[@blarfroer8066]

​@Sophistorage it's fitting that Marvel referenced that disproven myth, considering how much they got wrong about every single character based on real-life mythology.

[@ItsMeAverage]

@@kikuraged1815fr. It was every other fucking scene

[@baywatchers4964]

DaT FucKiN' DiaLoGuE...ToNy Īz BeYoND SciENce...🫰🏻🫰🏻🫰🏻🫰🏻🫰🏻

[@yashirobe918]

"I will be re-instituting, Prima Nocta" That's very Tony Stark thing to say

[@vanringo]

It took me back to Braveheart, the first time I had heard of Prima Nochta.

[@ronalddepesa6221]

Michael from The Office too

[@IkeTheSir]

@@vanringoa man of culture

[@tyfenrir]

Hawkeye should have said "Thor the first time I saw you, you couldn't lift the hammer either and you cried about it!"

[@alexbartha274]

He pretty much did. "You know I've seen this before" is a direct reference.

[@ravenor1924]

Except they sre friends and he wouldn't call out a traumatic event like this...

[@alexbartha274]

@@ravenor1924 It wasn't traumatic, it was humbling.

[@thehorizonawaits6911]

⁠@@alexbartha274why can’t a humbling moment be traumatic

[@thehorizonawaits6911]

@fuzzball83 yeah you might be right

[@hellomate2405]

This scene of them just hanging out and trying something fun without any cringeness seems so satisfying and good.

[@daveintheAM]

Yeah, its not some stupid quippy stuff, its just a casual boys scene

[@greenscreenmovieguy5582]

Ya I miss it when they didn’t do those Disney channel jokes every 5 seconds

[@Connection-Lost]

The whole scene was the definition of cringe

[@akshaanmehra128]

​@@Connection-LostYou are the definition of ‘cringe’

[@wyntrefrostfoot2630]

@@Connection-Lost Especially if you know what "prima nocta" was!

[@farid-frederick]

this film is definition of "you know it's precious when it's gone" back when we argue it didn't have many actions, little did we know it's the last time they together hanging out happily.

[@randybobandy9828]

More like the only time they hung out happily 😅

[@bloodscreen]

​@@randybobandy9828na they ate at that one place together

[@randybobandy9828]

@@bloodscreen oh in avengers 1

[@_davidboxing]

Wdym? Age of Ultron had more action scenes than the first one

[@ezpz2188]

"Whosoever be he worthy shall haveth the POWEEERRRRRREe" Will always be funny to me😂

[@Tvvvvvvvv38]

There is no E at the end of power.

[@Tvvvvvvvv38]

There is no E at the end of power.

[@ezpz2188]

@Tvvvvvvvv38 go tell your son how to spell bro cause i could care less 😭😂

[@Tvvvvvvvv38]

@@ezpz2188 like I said there's no E at the end of power.

[@Tvvvvvvvv38]

@@ezpz2188 there's no E at the end of power

[@silkyway4024]

I love Clint for being humble, immediately accepting that he can't do it and laughing about it

[@TheStaffmaster]

it's crap like that that'll get the hammer to move. shame he's an assassin.

[@argh432]

But the thing is most of them should be worthy. Like this Tony Stark cuase he went on a suicidal mission in the first movie.

[@QargZer]

​@@argh432that's doesn't make him worthy...

[@argh432]

@@QargZer Uh huh how is that worse than Thor? He slaughtered ice giants and was arrogant. Yet when he went to sacerfice himself to the destroyer he was worthy?

[@QargZer]

@@argh432 you also wouldn't be worthy. Too arrogant and failed to pay attention to the details too figure out what makes someone worthy

[@TVD_MEMEZ]

“Are you on my team? 🙄” GOT ME DYING

[@saierhill1575]

Deadassssssssss😂😂😂😂😂

[@EnderSpy007]

"Just represent, pull!"

[@porkchop4401]

@@EnderSpy007 This scene had me dying in theaters.

[@samyakkalra308]

They cut out Rhodes’s dialogue but that was the best bit 😂

[@Dr.Kryptanical]

@@saierhill1575 "there's teams?"

[@TheUnmade]

People sleep on Age of Ultron, but it has a lot of great qualities, this scene being one of the best. It also does a great job of setting up each character’s arc leading to Infinity War.

[@richardhajanika9821]

I like Clint when he looked at Thor & said, 'You know I have seen this before'. Meaning he had seen the 'trick' done on Thor by Odin when Thor failed to lift the Hammer.

[@joesteel7409]

Downtime is so important for building relationships between the characters. Lots of shows and films don’t do it.

[@thesmartI]

MARVEL themselves don't don't anymore

[@tenwholebees]

This is literally the only Marvel movie to do it. There are so many movies that have this, but I'm sure you watch 30 min and think the movie's boring

[@connorbrennan2920]

Down time can be pretty boring. Not here tho

[@thedarkbard]

That’s one of the biggest losses as the typical show season gets shorter. 22, to 12, then nine, and a lot are only six episodes now.

[@redrazorx-23]

That’s what separates a good superhero type show or movie from a great one. A couple examples I can think of is the original team avatar and the first few Power Rangers series…not only were they heroes who were trying to save the world, but they all genuinely seem like they were friends in their downtime

[@thedepression950]

"Clint You had a tough week. We wont hold it against you if you cant get it up." 😂

[@IThickemsl]

Just got that too lmao 😂

[@P4boot]

and Tony wasn’t really talking about the hammer lol😂

[@penguins.227]

Dude that's me this week

[@freshone274]

@@penguins.227yoooo lmfao

[@nodeberiaestaraqui93]

Tony making those jokes as if he probably doesn't have whiskey dick himself

[@tmt411]

This was one of those scenes that you rarely see with super hero films. It really made the team likable.

[@Giddog40]

This was always one of my favorite scenes from the franchise, just a bunch of friends hanging out

[@saierhill1575]

Yo i swear roddie and tony are the best duo😂😂😂, man's said "are you pulling?", "are you even on my team?"

[@wbespinoza10]

Then he says, “Represent”

[@vardamir0397]

characters that care and understand each other too? :)

[@seshasatyakrishna5016]

Sometimes fight... Ultimately best friends.. others are close too.. but Roddy is by default on his team..

[@Zack_1327]

@@wbespinoza10followed by “alright, lets go.”

[@Septimus7140]

I miss this Thor. They turned him into an idiot, instead of ancient being with centuries of experience and power.

[@juliamartinez281]

He lost his mother....father ..brother ..and Jane... he was going through a lot heartache

[@Septimus7140]

@juliamartinez281 so he lost half his IQ? He was acting like an idiot in Ragnarok, before Jane and Loki died.

[@1Flyingfist]

Hmmm. I can't stand that Guardians of The Galaxy bollox. I don't find it funny at all. Why did they shift Thor to those movies instead? 😕

[@vorcrogaming3055]

​@@Septimus7140 he looks like an idiot because he is when it comes to earth customs. He may be old and powerful but was selfish, prideful and ignorant about the realms he was supposed to look over. He is very smart but an intelligent person will look clumsy in a culture he knows almost nothing about.

[@AMFPSgamer]

Say thanks to feminists in Hollywood.

[@subhayanbose9191]

"Clint you've had a tough week, we won't hold it against you if you can't get it up"... Tony😂😂😂😂😂

[@darthsacul3940]

Moments like this is why I like Age of Ultron. Getting to see The Avengers just hanging out and being friends is always a good feeling.

[@danieljames9322]

This was one of the best scenes ever in the MCU...and Ultron had to just fuck it up.

[@epicpandachris7281]

It was perfect. Perfect way to introduce a villain when they are not expecting it. Age of Ultron, Dark Knight, Winter Soldier and Man Of Steel. Four of the best hero movies made.

[@GuardIAN4546B]

No Tony did when he created it

[@supersizesenpai]

Gonna have to disagree with Man of Steel but you're on point with the rest. The only thing about Man of Steel that was good IMO was that Henry played Clark Kent.@@epicpandachris7281

[@SlimmArmstrong]

@@GuardIAN4546B- the most fckked up part of it all is that it should’ve been a mothballed project that Howard Stark stole from Hank Pym… since it was PYM who created Ultron. And it could’ve further gone into two side stories - one, that they covered briefly at the beginning of Ant-Man when Pym said that SHIELD is always trying to steal his stuff… and two, Tony didn’t understand the danger of what Ultron was going to turn into - an autonomous AI villain that choose an absolute solution of killing all humans

[@Fyrapan90]

This scene alone shows what the MCU is missing today. Characters that we care about.

[@GcD9179]

And spent 10 years caring about. And watched as they took on a universe level threat, failed, rallied and won. And now we're supposed to do that all over again from the beginning. It was never going to work

[@jeffsorrows]

Though also Thor at some point mentions its technology and not magic, so if Tony could of figured out time travel in like half a business day, then how could he not figure out how to hack thors hammer, get around the "he who is worthy" code and change it to he who is worthy and Iron Man?

[@superdave8248]

Women bash men. Men bash each other and leave the women out of it. Even "Your momma" jokes ultimately come back on the guy.

[@dikni1390]

They should have just carried on like the avengers are still around with all remaining members instead of making all the single movie origin or not that doesnt feel related to each other. The infinity saga felt interconnected with each movies something that post endgame movies fail to do.

[@superdave8248]

@@dikni1390 The problem MCU had was there was no game plan in place after Affinity War. So this created two problems. One, how to move forward. Two, explaining where the new heroes were in Affinity War. So whether we are talking MoonKnight or The Eternals, there needs to be a solid explanation for both missing the mark. And I'd argue that The Eternals gave a very poor explanation and MoonKnight just ignored the problem completely. And everybody else just came afterward. Which you would think would play a major role in any of the heroes development. As avoid another Affinity War would be a focus for their decisions and actions.

[@ProGametron]

Ik age of ultron isn’t the best avengers movie but we need more scenes like this, what avengers do in there free time

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

this is the reason these movies are so disjointed, trying to please all of the fans and their oddly specific tastes wishcasting what they want instead of being satisfied

[@brookestephen]

this is definitely the excalibur legend from King Arthur & the round table stories

[@GucciBasePhillips123]

People forget that there are like 20 awards in this one scene. The writing was good, but those actors brought our childhood to life. Dream team cast

[@Ruosteinenknight]

They also forget that this was one of the movies that everyone hated(not as much say, Thor: the dark world, more like Iron Man 2) for various reasons and one of the MCU's commercial dissapointments. The budget was over double that of "The avengers" but it ended up making 100 millions less revenue.

[@RequiemL34]

​@@Ruosteinenknight nah, I just don't care

[@2to3whiteguys]

Prima Nocta is crazy😅

[@patrickdonovan2516]

That’s what I was thinking

[@FilthTribeFTP]

The first night is ALWAYS crazy 😂

[@clockworkcrew8012]

I’m glad someone else caught that

[@sunaomisayama5356]

Bro, how did I never catch that he said that before....Jesus christ...

[@spillbug]

of course he couldn't lift it that's what he said before trying to lift the hammer💀💀💀

[@ankari5257]

"Are you even pulling?" "Are you on my team?" "Just represent man, pull"

[@Food_verses]

"Are you on my team" 💀

[@shree_hari108]

Movie name??

[@lt.reubenrozeyt5716]

​@@shree_hari108 star wars

[@donnieminsteelernation7935]

Remember: Tony armored his arm and in Thor movie Stan Lee used a truck and still couldn’t move Mjolnir. Vision is not an elevator. He is worthy.

[@kapipei8028]

Honestly I don’t think he’s worthy, he was just the embodiment of innocence at the time with no experience of greed or ‘sin’ from the outside world, therefore making him worthy. Captain America: Civil War vision would probably have a slightly harder time lifting the hammer, and I doubt Infinity War vision would be able to lift it at all.

[@jawstrock2215]

@@kapipei8028 so yuo think any young child could lift it? or maybe move it, if it's any sort of heavy

[@kapipei8028]

@@jawstrock2215 no no, a child is innocent because they don't understand the world, and their conscience hasnt formed neccesarily. where as vision is/was a fully formed individual who had the ability to understand the world around him, yet his only goal at the time was the protection of humanity, and finding more about the world; meaning he down to his very essence was the embodiment of innocence. Also i believe that the definition of being 'worthy' is a threshold, like in avengers: age of ultron cap could lift the hammer sure, but it would take effort, which is seen by him moving it slightly and then deciding "hey maybe i wont destory thors ego", if he could lift it with ease then he wouldnt have the time to have that thought as he would already be holding it. (With cap being technically worthy but not entirely worthy as he still hides who killed starks parents from him.)

[@kapipei8028]

@@jawstrock2215 also i think being worthy is also tied to ones own desires, thor was inherently worthy because he was willing to die for others and for the greater good (as seen in thor 1), cap was always willing to die for those around him (as seen in CA:FA) and vision at the time had quite literally nothing holding him down to the mortal coil, and him at the time had no other desire than being selfless, which is why i believe as time went on, specifically as his feelings for wanda grew, he would become less and less worthy.

[@dibbidydoo4318]

​​@@kapipei8028you do realize innocence isn't enough to be worthy by mjolnir standard? Otherwise spiderman would be able to lift it in the comics.

[@aaronanderson9295]

Then Ultron walked in and it was never the same. R.I.P Jarvis

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

everyone jokes about A.I. becoming Cyberdyne from Terminator, but NOBODY shows Love for the homie Jarvis😢 lost a real one that day

[@Linerunner99]

Jarvis was fine. He hid in the internet and later became Vision.

[@bwead951]

"Whosoever be he worthy shall haveth the power!"😂😂😂

[@UnafraidmassGaming]

I like what Rhodes says after this scene where he tells tony "Just repersent fool pull" 😂😂😂 gwts me every time

[@tyro244]

Steve Rogers was the only person that gave Thor pause because he knew he was a worthy hero.

[@milhousevanhoutan9235]

Personally I'm a fan of the interpretation of "Steve was worthy to lift the hammer, but the hammer decided in that moment that being lifted for the sake of a competition was an unworthy cause." So the nudge is the manifestation of the hammer being conflicted. Which is why when it came down to it in battle Steve had no issues lifting and wielding the hammer as easily as Thor does.

[@TheWhiteTiger101]

@@milhousevanhoutan9235 I believe Steve realized he could move the Hammer, but decided to act as if he couldn’t in order to not embarrass Thor.

[@youknowwhoyouare2269]

forgetting the whole elevator argument that followed this scene is classic fanboy tings ​@@TheWhiteTiger101

[@miciso666]

yeah im with this. steve knew and was like: o shi. @@TheWhiteTiger101

[@MrBiggles53]

@miciso666 👍 which is why he knew he could use it to save Thor’s life in Endgame

[@carldzoga1348]

Natasha: "That's not a question I need answered"! 😂😂❤

[@Krystalocke]

It's funny because in the comics she was I think one of the first to lift it xD. Also proves she's deserving cause she doesnt care to

[@towkirshuvo97]

​@@Krystalocke She would be worthy and lift the hammer. But she is also pure and innocent very much like Cap so she didn't lift it for the same reason Cap didn't lift it. They didn't want to embarrass Thor.

[@rev8053]

​@towkirshuvo97 calling widow pure and innocent is like calling stark a virgin... just no.

[@DreadGB]

I swear Clit is such an underrated character

[@joeridestrijcker445]

for many guys very hard to find too!

[@PICKLOUSCAGEYT]

This is my favorite scene out of all the marvel movies

[@skychamber_studios]

"re-instituting Prima Nocta" is the most underrated line in all of the MCU

[@DLWalkerActor]

"....The phrase prima nocta, based on the Latin “first night,” is a shortened and corrupted from jus primae noctis, “right of the first night.” It generally names an ancient tradition in which all noble lords, whether kings or dukes, had the right to have sex with any of their female subjects-regardless of their will..."

[@ImBoyee]

Surprised this is the only I found about prima nocta shit’s hilarious. In the first avengers when black widow was talking to Loki in the glass container he called her a “mulling quim” which translate to “cunt”

[@Ruosteinenknight]

@@DLWalkerActor Yep. Whedon was really telling about himself with that one, as accusations against him only broke about six years later. As far as we know, he hasn't forced or pressured anyone to have sex with him, but given that he basically cheated his wife on set of "Buffy", I wouldn't be suprised if Whedon had a casting couch.

[@Hennequing]

Tony assuming here Asgard didn’t currently already have Prima Nocta instituted. Though this is so on-brand for Tony Stark to say something like that.

[@anthonyhubbard8]

@@Ruosteinenknightyeah I used to really like AOU but man Whedon’s creepiness really shows

[@transgirltalks1140]

When cap budges the hammer in this scene Thor's smile drops. He's worried Steve is gonna take the hammer from him. Showing us he's still got a little bit of that arrogant guy in him from Thor 1. In endham when cap calls the hammer to him and weilds it, not only is he okay with it he cheers him on. Its an amazing callback that also shows how much character growth he's had but also that it validates what he knew about his friend all along.

[@soulreaperx7x]

You've said nothing new that hasn't already been known or said...

[@What.99]

“Endham” lol. I was confused at first until I realized you meant Endgame lmao.

[@DustDustMac]

scenes like this is what made the avengers movies sooo good!

[@hemocle9676]

This is why we love this AVENGERS

[@orionriftclan2727]

I think what the new movies are missing is this, those moments of realness that shows us that these are people, they aren't just a character, they are people who happen to have powers and do good

[@Velkanize]

Tony: I'll rule Asgard? Thor: Of course Odin: The F@#k you say!?!

[@neon_turtle]

Man, nothing is ever gonna beat these og marvel movies. We had a good run for a while there

[@brucenatelee]

This is the shit I like. Humor that feels natural and not forced. This is Marvel humor.

[@marvelousedits692]

“Just represent! Pull!” 😂

[@hlo766]

There's a point to be noted that stark told that the hammer works on physics

[@FlyingFox86]

"It's physics" Yeah, physics you don't understand, genius billionaire boy.

[@Inoculant]

he is a billionaire because he knows things like physics@@FlyingFox86

[@FlyingFox86]

@@Inoculant Regardless, he doesn't understand the physics of the hammer. Oh, and he's a billionaire because his dad was and because he developed weapons.

[@Aro9313]

Show us on the doll where the superhero hurt you ​@@FlyingFox86

[@griffith9833]

This was peak time of mcu ❤

[@Diesel_Budgie]

I know this is besides the point but Cobie Smulders is sooo fine

[@charlieparker5977]

I could watch an entire movie of them just ragging on each other as these characters.

[@jeffn4836]

The little nod of Clint saying “I’ve seen this trick before” as a hint to being involved in the circus and that’s where he learned archery .

[@manxdarcqpaw744]

Hawkeye was there in the first Thor film, when everyone and their cousin were lining up to try lifting it, and nobody could.

[@martins.chosen]

Marial Hill is just stunning

[@koolburn5218]

Back when Marvel movies were still good, they understood why true fans enjoy this scene

[@Crimson.-.]

Had Stark lived after endgame he probably would’ve become worthy too

[@jamieshouldbeavailable]

Probably not...

[@zanderstone2898]

Nope

[@smartalek180]

Respectfully disagree. 1st Avengers movie established he was already willing to die save others. Takes more than that, apparently. My guess: that level of selflessness is what we in the Logic Biz call "necessary, but not sufficient," to be deemed Worthy.

[@abnarayan8391]

​@@jamieshouldbeavailablehe was more than worthy lmao

[@abnarayan8391]

​@@smartalek180the hammer had different perception of worth that's all. Most of them are worthy. U can't be more worthy than someone who literally puts his life on line to save random people

[@marcochimio]

Tony’s “Prima Nocta” comment pretty much knocked him out of the running on this one.

[@bcshooterfmjprime7540]

I wonder how many people that flew over.

[@marcochimio]

@@bcshooterfmjprime7540 I thought the same thing. Probably at least 99%.

[@hchwhat]

Must not have seen Braveheart.

[@marcochimio]

@@hchwhat I totally forgot that was in that movie.

[@bbsy1]

@@marcochimiome too.

[@DGamer5000]

This is honestly one of my favourite, if not my all time favourite, scene with the Avengers

[@derekbaker777]

The Avengers are movies that you can keep watching over and over again and never get bored.

[@thfpt]

"get after it" Such a good scene, and others like it in this movie is what makes it one of my MCU favorites. I know it's not as popular as the other avengers movies, but i think some people overlook it because of scenes like this.

[@jburdsinfuse]

The Robert Downey Jr effect…making everyone comfortable and normal…like real people for a minute.

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

Joss Whedon*

[@jburdsinfuse]

@@ANGELOFDARKification no…Downey…the quality of the actor making it feel real…

[@ANGELOFDARKification]

@@jburdsinfuse That's the director's and writer's job....so Joss Whedon

[@aquariussarron5444]

It's both... so stop fighting children 😅

[@ICantThinkOfANameB]

I want a half hour special with this mood in mind

[@28maitreyagupta21]

"If you can't get it up" Lolz now that's stark 🤣🤣.

[@johndiary4815]

I loved these scenes, what they did with the veterans and Stan Lee, ego displays, all of it. Wish there was more life scenes of these types of characters.

[@Knight_Night25]

Just left the table up "okay I'll be taking the keys to Asgard now"😂

[@oddlyjay]

One of the best scenes in the MCU

[@MiChannal]

They all are lying but Thor doesn't lie never ever and ever because he is a God that's why he's worthy.. He is a kind honest

[@OnTh3Mov3]

That Stark Prima Nocta line is filthy lmao I can’t believe I’m just now catching it after watching Ultron like 20 times

[@senixprime]

One of the best scenes in the MCU in my opinion

[@leonapplebutter5946]

Between the OG avengers and the guardians, it feels like we'll never get this vibe in the MCU again... Where the team actually feels like a family 😢

[@Radnick0024]

"It's physics." "I will be re-instituting Prima Nocta." That's one way to say you're not worthy lol

[@nelishelena2142]

"Are you even pulling ? " - That got me 🤣🤣

[@nateyoung9053]

That Braveheart reference to 14th century Scotland/England goes over all these young people’s heads… I guarantee RDJ improved that one 😁

[@RobFMDetroit]

That line is kinda effed up if you really think about it 😂

[@FilthTribeFTP]

100% he improvised that. Classic reference!

[@omarrehman4520]

That line alone would have disqualified him from lifting the hammer :)

[@user-bq6vz2zl4e]

Meanwhile vision who picked it in his first time 🔨

[@CdrChaos]

This was the only movie where the Avengers were an organized team, the only time where it felt natural to see them all together.

[@Mordecai9052]

Tony Stark: "Prima Nocta" Hammer: "Aaannnd unworthy."

[@KingBoulderBadger]

Jeremy Renner is actually worthy because he's a hero

[@deathwrow9652]

Not about being a hero, being worthy was always about being able to rule and lead.

[@GHMYahooka]

i dunno when he lives in kingstown hes doin some pretty shady stuff

[@nosuchthing8]

​@@deathwrow9652yes

[@grantharriman284]

The Marvel universe is full to bursting with heroes. The hammer is more selective than that. Worthy means more than just being heroic, and has repeatedly been shown to be contextual. If you are making a heroic last stand to protect the innocent almost anyone would be found worthy in that moment. When that moment is done the hammer will fall to the ground and be immovable once more.

[@angelofdeath7207]

​@@deathwrow9652i always thought it was about being willing to sacrifice yourself for others thats why cap could lift it and thats how thor was able to after the enchantment was put on

[@loganmetz9816]

"Re-instituting Prima Nocta" Caught me off guard 🤣 Dont let William Wallace hear this 💀💀

[@jeremy9127]

One the the best scenes in the Mcu. Wish they made more humble stuff like this.

[@mikec63136]

and the "Prima Nocta" comment proved Tony wasn't worthy at that point.

[@IcyPhilosopher]

That was a joke.

[@jinzodude]

​a weird, rapey joke

[@OzzyRampage]

@@jinzodudeHe was referencing the movie Braveheart

[@IcyPhilosopher]

@@jinzodude 🙄

[@mr.bobdabbalina1246]

​@@jinzodudecame here to find you. Time to shave the neckbeard my guy

[@obsidian_Ke]

Tony with the tease..or is it a joke...it was wonderful..😆

[@sadhbhpearse7972]

This scene always feels like the actors are just hanging out but only Hemsworth was told to be in character 😂

[@sallengage6267]

The prima nocta line is pretty sick..... Braveheart any 1??

[@hectorcolon2563]

Yeah buddy I'm glad I wasn't the only one

[@williammaykel138]

It’s top tier referencing, 💯. As a Braveheart fan, knowing what Prima Nocta is and also knowing Stark’s personality, this has to be one of Marvel’s best references.

[@manowarviriathus889]

I absolutely dying laughing in the theatre when Stark said that, but was the only one…. I was like lol really, nobody else got that joke!

[@thedoge9590]

​@@manowarviriathus889 its sad when you realize how uneducated the general public is.....

[@epbrown01]

I knew it was pretty gross but I’ve never seen “Braveheart.” First movie I saw it referenced in was “The Postman” with Kevin Costner.

[@Suge.senseii]

“Clint you’ve had a tough week we won’t hold it against you if you can’t get it up.”😂😂 see these the kind of jokes we need in the MCU rn; subtle but clever

[@Soccercrazyigboman]

"I will be reinstituting prima nocta". Why is this line so overlooked 😂😂

[@carmichael65]

This was a fun scene. Wish they'd have more like this.

[@veloc.raptor9136]

Hawkeye : talks big but fails to deliver Iron Man: Feels the need to put others down, raises up to the challenge, learns and adapts and relies on friends Banner: Does not understand that people geniuenly fear his Hulk side. Just wants to fit in and have friends Captain: Can actually lift it but doesnt try because he doesnt feel his is worthy enough

[@Ilovepoopin]

Ya know, I never felt confident on Captain America's motives for not picking up the hammer, at first. Before Endgame, I always thought it was as you suggested "he didn't feel worthy". But now, I feel different. After I saw End Game, I feel he purposefully didn't pick it up. He moved it, and immediately realized he was worthy and could pick it up. However, being a good leader, he knew not to destroy the morale of his team - which would have destroyed Thor emotionally, if someone else was able to pick up his hammer without the struggle he went through to wield it once more. And Rodgers saw that in Thor, immediately let go the second it moved, and I don't think he knew Thor saw the wiggle as well. I like to think of it as "it wasn't a lack of self confidence, but an act of compassion', which to me, was what Captain America was all about. He loves all, in his manly way. He's always compassionate, except when it's absolutely silly to be compassionate.

[@derianvandalsen]

​@@Ilovepoopinif he were to go through with it after realizing he could lift it, he would immediately become unworthy (due to willingly harm Thor's ego); the best he could do was a wiggle in this setting.

[@Ilovepoopin]

@@derianvandalsen bruising someones vain ego wouldn't make someone unworthy. Even if it was a friend. It is on Thor, not Captain America, for Thor being worried and having a bruised ego. Those are internal issues not external. And partly why Thor was originally unworthy was his vain nature, he had to learn to be more humble.

[@smartalek180]

THIS... was a BRILLIANT colloquy. Excellent points all round, kids. Full marks.

[@milhousevanhoutan9235]

@@Ilovepoopin I think that's a better explanation of the purposeful not moving of the hammer. However I've always felt that it was this alternative: Molnjir felt Steve was worthy, however it decided that being lifted for the sake of a competition was an unworthy cause. So it was either conflicted when it wiggled or it wiggled to say 'heeeey you're worthy but what you're doing right now isn't worthy' to Steve. The reason I feel that way is because Stormbreaker which works the same way didn't stop lifting for Thor when he was so depressed about the snap. Because despite feeling unworthy the hammer knew that ultimately Thor was still worthy he was just goin through some shit. Which implies that the mechanism is more complex than a simple worthy/unworthy bit. It also neatly dovetails with why Vision was able to pick it up effortlessly. He was deemed worthy because his only two 'reasons for living' at that point were to a. Save humanity, and b. Become more human himself. Which means he himself was worthy, and he was picking it up for a worthy cause "To unify this group to defeat ultron and save humanity by proving to them via the most objective test they have that I am not like Ultron even though I was created by him." Because that's how it goes in the movie, they're fighting like crazy until Vision gives his speech and ends it by picking up the hammer and handing it to Thor which basically drowns all the infighting and they get to work.

[@crescentyt2023]

So steve rules Asgard?

[@saccherrirhysha2660]

He would have to want it? Doesn't

[@martijnoerlemans765]

@@saccherrirhysha2660 Also Surtur kinda burned the place down...

[@Pirustae]

"I will be re-instituting Prima Nocta" hahahahahahahah 🤣🤣🤣

[@noohumbraveheart5912]

These are actually accurate. A lot in your list show a level of sticking together. We generally have the feeling that we want help so we give help, and most importantly, if it's simply expected that others will help it's easier to ask for help

[@sebthelobster]

The difference between this and current MCU? These guys are likable. I can watch them talk all day and I can’t stand captain marvel for one minute

[@Muckihito]

Exactly this! 😂😢

[@nightwings8984]

That's because captain Marvel was literally just girl power vomit

[@Skirk84]

The poor acting and the actress who plays her doesn't help. Have you heard her in an interview? God damn she is a horrible person

[@yimpyoi9808]

@@nightwings8984not even that. shes just a boring character with generic, boring powers (flying and invulnerable and shooting energy wow!), whos in a bunch of boring stories.

[@nightwings8984]

@@yimpyoi9808 and makes no sense. She, a human, gets blasted with a little energy from 1 infinity stone, and is strong enough to fight a TITAN with all 6.

[@PapaCopperpot]

“I will be reinstating prima nocta” is such a crazy line nobody is talking about 😂

[@nodeberiaestaraqui93]

It was kind of gross tho

[@joeridestrijcker445]

90% of viewers probably didn't even know what it means

[@-StockingAnarchy-]

They should all be worthy. Each one have saved the damn planet, some single handedly and MULTIPLE times.

[@andrewpandrew7786]

How has no one talked about how crazy Tony is for saying he’ll reinstate Prima Nocta 😂😂😂

[@fragmanialains]

“I will be reinstituting Prima nocta” Is contextually the best line in the marvel universe

[@MwizeraUwizera]

Thor was lucky Anatoly wasn't cleaning Stark Tower that day

[@graphixkillzzz]

"are you even pulling-" "are you on my team?" 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣 good god i loved every moment of every movie made with the full team. the comedy to action to comedy to action to drama to action to comedy was so perfect... 🥰

[@gillifernandes]

Love how Steve acted like he wasnt worthy 😂😂 bro could lift mjolnir all along❤

[@tms02]

The reinstituting Prima Nocta line got me😂

[@squeezerdsqueezerd2427]

Captain America in end games see thor this is how you do it. 😂

[@Crazyhole-AKA-anus]

One of the best scenes in the entire mcu imo, just casual hanging and games with friends

[@kendellcore6405]

Are you even pulling” ARE YOU ON MY TEAM😂

[@ImperiumRacing]

Best part in this is when Steve realized he could lift the hammer, but he didn’t need to show off so he stopped once it started to move. Thor’s face gives it away too which is why in endgame Thor says “I knew it!!” That little bit of foreshadowing… god the MCU was great back then. All the details and they built all the characters up over years with their own movies so you knew and loved each one. And they all had their own unique character arcs. Great decade of movies.