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Our first time watching Marvel: Avengers: Endgame. We continue our Journey with Marvel universe.
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[@robtrinreact2825]

Continuing our journey with Marvel universe, and we are still enjoying the ride. On Patreon we are bit ahead we, finished Phase 3, The series Wandavision and this weekend we are watching episode 2 of "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier". Very happy to edit these movies for youtube. Next Saturday will be "Spider-Man: Far From Home". We appreciate you guys, for all your support, so don't forget to hit that subscribe button, it really motivates us to keep up the content. And of course if you are interested in the full reaction, you can find us here : www.patreon.com/takeaticket (You can find the latest uploads of the shows we are watching and much more) Much love Rob and Trin

[@professorfish4586]

*Black Widow and Iron Man’s death were some of the saddest deaths in cinema history… two sacrifices, knowing that what they did saved a life or trillions of lives, two beautiful endings… that is what an ending should be…*

[@eddieterrell5457]

Guys phase 4 isn’t just movies you need to try and watch the disney plus shows also it’s a lot to watch. But if you just watch the movies you will definitely be lost wanda and vision have a show Samband bucky and more

[@HIPsteHeero]

@@eddieterrell5457 How do you reply to a comment and not actually read the comment before commenting? 😂

[@mariahchavez1993]

I ended in this phase I never watched anything else other than the Spider-Man movies but it was fun to watch you guys watch it

[@Petrixxxxxxx]

@@eddieterrell5457 read the description. They already finished Wandavision

[@althelas]

I'm 57 years old, go to the movies since I was 5, but never in my life have I experienced anything like we did with Endgame. We Germans are not known for emotional outbursts, but Endgame was the exception. There was loud cheering, clapping and so many tears. It was epic and I doubt that there will ever be another movie that takes its audience with it, like Endgame did. For these 3+ hours we were with our heroes.

[@bigyetter]

What a delightful comment. Cheers from the States.❤

[@DaGuys470]

Indeed. I remember watching it opening night, the OV screening at midnight. And I've never heard cheers in a German movie theater, not even on opening night. When Cap wielded the hammer, the whole freaking theater erupted. Best cinema moment of my life.

[@uweschmitz]

58 Year old German here ;) Growing up with the Comics and finally being able to see these Heroes came to life on the Big Screen was an amazing experience. Yes, Endgame is one of the best, if not the best Movie ever made in a Franchise. It all started way back with Iron Man - Toni Stark - and it endet with him dying. One of the saddest moments in Cinema I ever experienced, we all seen him grew with his Arc in all the Movies. Marvel really did a masterful Job with all these Movies that came before Endgame... and Endgame topped it all again.

[@richwagener]

I’m 57 as well and got my first Avengers comic in 1975. Cap saying “Avengers Assemble” was a dream come true. Marvel isn’t always afraid to just have them be super heroes.

[@HTxGhost24]

Yes what an awesome line up of movies!! We all grew up with the characters so it's almost like they become a part of your family. I'm glad we all got to experience them together, anyway cheers from Texas ✌️

[@natalieholmes1117]

I think it was Tony's sacrifice that changed Cap's mind. If he could be entirely selfless, then maybe Cap could put his happiness first. Nice little role reversal.

[@nomchompsky2883]

i really like that understanding. good thinking.

[@mycroft16]

It brings a beautiful symmetry to the decade-long story.

[@edgarcia4794]

That was the intent. Along with Tony's early remark about the only thing special about Cap came out of a bottle but no Steve Rogers heart ,soul and character proved he was worthy to wield Thor's hammer.

[@bobbeatbox]

And its Tony talking with his father in his visit of the 70's when howard talk about his futur son expecting him to be better . . . Made him sacrifice himself for the greater good

[@Andrew-jh6nm]

@@edgarcia4794 in the same argument cap tells tony he's not the type to make the sacrifice hero play

[@brettcloud8550]

Words cannot express how fantastic of a movie going experience seeing this in theaters was. What a rollercoaster of a movie.

[@Stogie2112]

What You Might Have Missed - During the Civil War battle at the airport: Barton: "My name's Clint." Panther: "I don't care." During the Endgame battle: Panther: "Clint! Give it to me!"

[@OneVoiceMore]

He still didn't care. The colonizer with the bow had no running game. T'Challa wanted to say, "Hand it over, colonizer." He just called him by name instead.

[@Stogie2112]

@@OneVoiceMore ...... Whatever you say. Thanks for posting.

[@rodjacksonx]

@@OneVoiceMore - Bet you're fun at parties.

[@OneVoiceMore]

You'd never know. I go to good ones. This is KZbin. Bet you think a 250-year-old comeback is the height of wit.@@rodjacksonx

[@OneVoiceMore]

Jeez, guys, learn to take a joke.@@Stogie2112 It's a callback. A tiny callback that EVERY reactor gets bombarded with. Good golly, T'Challa remembered his name. Food for thought: He already knew Clint's name before Clint introduced himself. Clint was an Avenger, world-wide fame, no mask. T'Challa was king of Wakanda with huge surveillance and tech at his disposal. So, he used his name. Sometimes people hunt so hard for Easter Eggs, this is the kind of thing that's just overblown. Yeah, I joked about it.

[@dunringill1747]

The ending credits were audio only. We heard the sound from the first Iron Man movie of Tony banging a hammer to shape his first suit when he was captive in the cave. Then we got a tribute goodbye of all the actors signatures next to pictures of the heroes they played. I hope you go back to watch it as it is well worth seeing. Spider-Man's "far From Home' is the epilogue movie for MCU phase 3.

[@scotthill1600]

Damn don’t roast the shit out of me but I guess the spider man movies are worth watching. I skipped all the spider man movies except the one with the other actor who played him first (saw that as a kid) & the hulk movie as it’s always roasted in the comments. Just never been a big spider man fan but that’s prob just bc I haven’t watched the movies. Watched the Thor movies, iron man movies, avengers movies, capt America movies & agents of shield just recently (now have watched AOS like 3 times & watched reactions to the whole show) it’s def in my fav top 5 shows ever, loved it, adds so much depth to the MCU. Haven’t watched any of the movies past endgame or the dr strange movies

[@AndyT81]

​@@scotthill1600 I would recommend watching all the Spiderman movies including the ones with Andrew Garfield and it gives good perspective of the story telling and characters. The new Spiderman I think is quite good and should be watched. The first gives a bit more background on Tony and Peter's connection and why he felt the way he did in this movie and his disappearance.

[@camd_editz1195]

Love how Cap stood up to an entire army

[@lanmandragoran8337]

He could've done it all day.

[@evolution118]

This is why Cap is such a hero. Even though the odds against him looked insurmountable, even though Cap thought he was on his own against Thanos and his whole army, he still picked himself up with is broken shield and his tired body and was willing to fight until the end. Captain America was not the strongest or most powerful Avenger but he had the true heart of a hero. It makes me emotional to think of him and what he stands for.

[@RemyJackson]

​@lanmandragoran8337 The loudest time that line is used in the entire series, and he didn't even have to say a word

[@AngeloBarovierSD]

@@lanmandragoran8337Yeah, yeah, I know.

[@dwilborn1257]

No credit scene, but the best credits - they show all the actors with their character's picture... and give special attention to the original six. In theaters, people applauded at that, and Iron Man got the biggest share.😢

[@Stogie2112]

The catharsis generated by Endgame is on the level of The Return of The King. Top level emotions!

[@KillChaos7]

Agreed, Infinity War, Endgame and LotR trilogy is the best medium in their own respective genre.

[@BolofromAvlis]

One of the biggest rushes in recent years was sitting in a theatre watching this, and the moment when Mjolnir flew into Cap's had, then the lines "on your left" and finally " Avengers...Assemble", the whole auditorium erupted. And just when we were recovering from Tony's death, we get that sweet end scene between Steve and Peggy dancing. I've never gone from cheering, shedding unhappy tears then shedding happy tears in a comic book movie before this. Incredible. Thanks for reacting to it, it brings those memories back.

[@nifty2bthrifty366]

I still get chills when I think about our audience reactions. Everyone stood and applauded the cast end credit signatures.

[@alextheballer27]

As a captain America fan I loved his ending. All the hell he’s gone through he finally gets his dance. Also loved Steve standing by himself ready to die fighting against Thanos’ army

[@JHolland]

I wonder if when he went back in time with Peggy , if he went and saw Tony stark (when he was alive) and everyone else like Natasha as they’re ofs dead lol and wonder if he helped stop crime and did his superhero role or just lived a normal life

[@bobbeatbox]

​@@JHollandcould be a serie about it . . . Sadly Captain America dont appear in Marvel Agent Carter

[@shoemakerluis]

@@JHolland this 100% needs to be a movie or series. We need to see him back and what goes on throughout the years. He would need to be laying low I think but could have all sorts of adventures, less super hero, more drama and thriller. Would be amazing.

[@s1ckboirari]

I went and saw this movie, probably the 2nd midnight release I ever watched after The Force Awakens. It was like watching a movie with a stadium of people. One of the most surreal moments inside the cinema, Martin Scorsese can criticize Marvel as much as he wants, everyone in that room turned into a 9 year old, cheering, going wild when Cap picked up the hammer I wish I could relive that moment forever the atmosphere was amazing, just cheering like it was the world cup final idc how lame it sounds it was unforgettable

[@phtevenj]

9:02 i remember the entire theater literally shook when this happened.... and then Thor is is like "i knew it" ... because cap totally could have picked up the hammer in Age of Ultron but he didnt wanna hurt Thos feelings so he pretended not to.

[@michaeltown1648]

My favorite scene (that I often go back and watch for) happens right after "On your left", and it's because of the music. That scene was the first time Alan Silvestri used the entire orchestra in the movie, because up until then, half of them had been snapped. It's just a beautiful idea on his part.

[@jacquelinelaface136]

"Oh look, the Spice Girls" had me laughing out loud 😅

[@JeffKelly03]

“Hey Peter Parker. Got somethin’ for me?” Not gonna lie, the way Brie delivers that line just… does something for me. Even though I know it’s not in any way supposed to come across that way.

[@Xfactories]

.....*zip*

[@JeffKelly03]

@@Xfactories I'm just so glad with the likes and whatnot that I'm obviously not the only one. I remember being in the theater and hearing the flirty way Brie - who in my opinion is one of the absolute hottest women in Hollywood - say that... oof. I think I melted through my chair. (I got better.)

[@bobbeatbox]

​@@JeffKelly03she is a really ugly creature . . . How can you say that

[@rodjacksonx]

Well, she's not exactly known for her stellar acting... kinda makes sense that's how that line sounded to her in her head.

[@eagleotto2527]

Actually I think it actually was meant that way, but tongue in cheek, cause in the comics for a short time they were a thing

[@RedmoonIndustries]

There's A LOT to miss in this movie.... these are just a few Early in the movie Pepper asks Tony if he would be able to rest, later she tells him "We are going to be ok, you can rest now" "All right Thor, hit me" goes all the way back to The Avengers 2012 where Thor hits Tony with a lightning bolt and Jarvis says "systems at 400% capacity" Same scene, "put the hammer down", Steve throws the hammer at his shield and it blasts Thanos from behind. Steve faces the army alone, Sam contacts him and says "On your left", referencing the first time they met. "Avengers Assemble" in the comics that's the line Steve would use all the time. Right before Steve goes to return the stones, Bucky tells him "I'm going to miss you buddy" indicating that Bucky and Steve had a conversation about him staying with Peggy and giving the shield to Sam.

[@Taliesyn42]

In Infinity War, Thanos talks about how he knows what it's like to lose, and that the legs turn to jelly. In this one, when he realized he had lost, the very first thing he did was sit down.

[@JHolland]

I haughty as we never got hulk in wakanda fight in ininfity war it was a shame but we technically got him here but it wasn’t the rage induced wreckless hulk , so it’s a shame we never really got any version of the old hulk when we woulda needed him actually . Imagine the hulk from avengers 1 in these fights

[@GaMEChld]

@@JHolland rage induced Hulk fought Thanos at the start of Infinity War. Thanos beat him savagely in about 30 seconds.

[@gridlo]

​@@JHollandand what's especially maddening is that there's a FAKE shot in the infinity war trailer that shows the Hulk running alongside the team. I watched both movies expecting that moment and it never came.

[@HardParking]

“Don’t do anything stupid until I get back/How could I when you’re taking all the stupid with you?” Was a call back to pre-super soldier Steve telling Bucky that just before Bucky went off to war.

[@dyegorodriguez2126]

It was a one-of-a-kind experience get to see this one in theaters. The best closure for 10 years of an amazing journey.

[@Melivilth]

I went to both Infinity War and Endgame the first Friday night with friends. With Infinity War I was worried about hearing spoilers on the way into the theater. However everyone leaving the theater was crying or in shock, I didn't put it together till later. With Endgame I had the same worries, and saw people leaving that were actively crying. Both experiences supplied the loudest cheers and quietest moments I have ever experienced in a movie theater. I don't know that we will ever see another pair of movies like them.

[@gridlo]

"It's Been A Long, Long Time" is such a perfect song to end on. Not only is it a nice meta statement on 20 years of the MCU but the song itself was actually written for and about soldiers coming home from world war 2 and being reunited with the women they left, just like Steve is doing.

[@linkloudenback8359]

What’s really nuts is that if you go back and watch Peggy’s funeral you’ll see the back of an old gentleman opposite Captain America carrying her casket. This was supposed to be old Captain America.

[@mechanomics2649]

Where was this stated?

[@neospock5034]

a popular fan theory but the directors confirmed that Steve's life wih Peggy was in an alternate timeline, not the primary timeline. So no, it wasn't always Steve Rogers married to Peggy in his own past.

[@linkloudenback8359]

@@mechanomics2649 it’s more like a fan theory or something like the case of Iron Man 2. With the little kid in the Iron Man mask when people said it was a young Peter Parker. But seriously in the clips of Peggy’s interview about her life she never mentioned a name and she never officially changed her name to the husbands name this is because Steve Rodgers reversed the order of his name to Rodger Stevens to create an ails if it was mentioned then we would have known. Even if this wasn’t the intent it’s a strong possibility because in the comics Rodger Stevens was an actual ails of Captain America it may not be officially true it’s a strong possibility at some point for retconing.

[@johnpsanchez]

Once you get through the confusion, the last third of Wandavision is right up there with some of my favorite marvel movies.

[@MurkyShorts088]

There is a credit scene... But it's more like and credit audio... You can hear a hammering, it's a throw back to when tony was building the halmet for his first suit in the cave. It was like giving Tony Stark a proper goodbye.

[@colleenross8752]

And a little tribute to Yinsen too

[@CubejamF1]

The sheer noise and cheering that was seen in the cinema during the Avengers Assemble moment will live with me. A whole cinema was in tears, laughter and everything in between at 12am in the morning. I cry every time still

[@mrsfahrenheit]

This was one of the best cinema experiences of all time, you cannot imagine how amazing that was. Everyone was going crazy during the Avengers assemble scene😮‍💨 Not only did 2 generations say goodbye to our heroes that we grew up with ever since 2008 but but also for many it was a goodbye our childhoods in a way❤

[@VODTNBDBGDJU]

I LOVE AVENGERS ENDGAME SO MUCH. It's my favorite MCU film. Never cried so much during a film.😅 I'm a 60 years old man and I never experienced something like the MCU; we didn't had something like this back in the day. I wish I could have been able to witness the MCU 40 years ago. Thank you for the reactions.👍🏼

[@Lucas-vr5pm]

The end of an era 😢 Seeing this in cinema's at the time was the most insane thing between the hype at the final fight scene and hearing 400 people crying together. Truly one of the greatest things I've ever seen/ lived. Glad to see you continue on this journey

[@mkang8782]

Watch the scene again where Steve goes to put the stones back, and pay attention to Sebastian Stan's (Bucky's) expression and body language. I am convinced he knew what Cap's plan was. I highly recommend watching "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier". EDIT: Oops, thanks to the reply below, I now know they already are.

[@HIPsteHeero]

I highly recommend reading the pinned comment

[@AmiralA]

This is confirmed in Falcon & The Winter Soldier, when Bucky mentions the discussion he had with Steve prior to his leaving.

[@albertNealli6986]

What an AMAZING ending of the Infinity Saga..., they couldn't have done it better than this, imo I will NEVER forget the day when I watched this movie in theaters. My theater was completely sold out and everybody laughed, cheered and cried..., this usually never happens in Berlin.

[@danielminerva]

In 40 years I’ve never experienced anything like seeing Endgame in theaters for the first time. Looking around and everyone cheering and crying in unison. I don’t think any movie will ever compare to that emotion. I was so excited to watch it again with you guys and it didn’t disappoint. It’s been a fun journey getting to this point with you, thanks for sharing this with us all.

[@mycroft16]

Marvel was willing to put in the time and the effort to make us love these characters as real people. Watch them learn, suffer, grow. We had no choice but to be emotionally wrecked by these two movies. Hats off to Marvel no matter what you think of them, they did this right. They earned this ending.

[@theamazingworldoftallysith]

There will be tears

[@yvetterodriguez2550]

It was emotionally exhausting cuz I kept crying throughout the movie, on and off. But what destroyed me was seeing Chadwick Boseman. I didn't get to see this movie when it came out. I saw it way later. So seeing Chadwick again on the screen after his passing, really hit me hard. Overall, it was a really good movie. Edge of your seat stuff. Loved the action towards the end.

[@FiggityJones]

The moment of Peter and Ned seeing each other again is when I started sobbing in theaters and its when I started sobbing again here. And then Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance just made me fall to pieces. I don’t exactly know what it is specifically about those moments that makes me fall apart, but they get me everytime. Especially Peter and Ned seeing each other again.

[@MrKingYuji]

Cap’s ending was more emotional to me than Tony’s. Just seeing him live his life and esp passing on his title and legacy to Sam, I like passing the torch moments.

[@DashingDavid]

This movie is so brutal but in all the right ways. It sucks to lose some of our favorite characters but it’s realistic. Sacrifices need to be made. Couldn’t take it seriously if everyone survived and lived happily ever after.

[@craySean]

This movie was soooo sad and depressing, but it was a great ending to the infinity saga! I hope you both continue with the tv series! WandaVision is a MUST!!! ❤❤

[@HIPsteHeero]

Read the pinned comment.

[@LuisChavez-iw1jv]

I won’t ask for a better ending of this saga it was the best one ever

[@craySean]

@@HIPsteHeero thank you

[@JHolland]

Sucks Sam got the shield , he shouldn’t deserve it tbf it don’t really make sense , he’s just a regular guy leading the avengers he will get destroyed easily ,

[@secretchiley]

@@JHolland So was Tony and he lead the avengers.

[@livingcoffee_edits]

The closest to after credit scene was a sound of Tony making his first suit in the cave from the first film

[@allison4516]

Thank you for doing this reaction in 3 parts! Wonderful to experience this again through your reactions! Endgame is a masterpiece. So many wonderful marvel stories yet to come in movie, tv and special presentation format. Enjoy the ride!

[@squarewheel1587]

The portal scene is one of the best moments in cinema history

[@Hyp333R]

Pepper's hero name from comics is Rescue and if im not mistaking in the comics her suit did not have weapons it was literally just for rescuing people

[@pnshr88]

Actually in the last Ironman, Pepper first dawns her suit and battels the boss to save Tony. Her suit is always weapons readied.

[@svenheimes2494]

Avengers...Assemble! Damn, that still gives me goosebumps and makes me tear up.

[@floppyblanket2587]

This is one of the best movies ever made ❤. I've seen it many times, but still get goosebumps every time I see the Wakanda army come out of Strange's magic hole near the end. ❤

[@Quarkburger]

"Wakanda army come out of Strange's magic hole" LOL!

[@ciaranconlon84]

I absolutely love Drax in battle because he's so big and could easily dominate a whole bunch of smaller enemies, but instead he goes for the biggest guy he can find and just hangs off his back stabbing away! Absolute badass!

[@Lasgoo]

One of the greatest movies ever made by Mankind.

[@TheFemaleTitan]

Man I cry every time watching this movie. It's such an amazing combination of 10 years (Iron Man to Endgame) and it provides the fan service rightfully. The first MCU movie I saw in theaters was The Avengers (2012) in 2012 and ever since then, I've been a fan of the MCU, and to watch Endgame in theaters in 2019 was a once in a life time experience and it will go down in cinematic history. I loved your reactions Rob & Erin and I look forward to your next reactions!

[@testfire3000]

21 movies to get here, what a great way to tie up everything that has come before. Truly epic movie making.

[@matthew6427]

So awesome that you edited it with 3 parts. Can't tell you guys how much it's appreciated 😎 You're the best!

[@Dave_51]

I watched this movie two times in the theater, and my experience pretty much mirrors what many commenters have said. It was an event like none other, before or since. But I do have something to add: I saw the movie a second time, just because I wanted to bring my dad. He wasn't into superhero movies, but he was invested in the MCU, and I wanted to relive the experience along side him, in theater. He rarely ever cries for anything, and he also ended up sobbing when Tony died in the end. That alone makes this movie something very special to me. Very nice reaction, Rob & Trin!

[@no1hereisahuman]

Im so glad you guys loved it. The reaction to cap picking up thors hammer didnt seem as impactful for yall as I had. Also when cap FINALLY (!!!!!!) said "Avengers Assemble" Hit really hard when i saw this in theaters, the entire theater stood and cheered when that happened! Such a great 10 years. Loki (season 1) will be really crucial in setting up what the next phase will be for yall. Wandavision and loki were both the 2 best shows so far, W.V. kinda wraps wandas story up from Endgame/Infinity war. But Loki is the real keystone to the next phase (and probably next 8 years of movies and shows) Glad yall loved this and hope you continue to love the franchise!

[@cmike123]

Cap with Mjolnir wouldnt be as impactful for them. They are DC fans. They have probably never seen that panel.

[@no1hereisahuman]

@@cmike123 ah that tracks, Thanks!

[@OneVoiceMore]

Fun fact: In the comic books, Cap's appearance in the 1960's, thawed by the already-existing Avengers, it was a retcon from the get-go. In the Avengers comic book Cap was theoretically on ice since WW2, but Cap's title had gone into reprint stories through the 1950s, with some new tales with Cap occurring inexplicably.... if he was on ice. After the Avengers brought Cap back to life in the 60s, old fans of Cap were like --- "Wha..? He survived WW2 and fought beside Bucky in post-war adventures!" To over-correct, in Cap's own comic 5 years or so after his thawing retcon (sharing the title with the Falcon), they rectified the retcon, explaining Cap's existence WITH BUCKY in the 1950s was because the USA, after Cap/Bucky' went missing in WW2, decided to replicate the duo, imperfectly, with men selected for their near-perfect resemblance to their namesakes, with imperfect super-soldier serums that eventually drove them insane. Story was nuts, but it did fuel a small clamor for Bucky, answered with his later incarnation as The Winter Soldier. There was an evil Cap (who really truly believed through brainwashing by the government that he was the REAL Steve Rogers, the same as evil Bucky did), but they weren't evil in the '50s. I guess us old fans were hero-worshipping a future racist psychopath duo as an evil plot by their government without knowing it. Ah, well. We meant well. Some of the presentism of the '70s race-consciousness had to explain some of the ethnic slurs used by Captain America, historically, so the '50s Cap suddenly became a phony, evil Cap w/Bucky, who was an overt racist duo when they emerged from Cryo to fight the Real Cap and Falcon decades later. Did I say it was nuts? Cap and Falcon and Sharon Carter (Peggy's niece) fought the wicked mock-ups and imprisoned them. Only Cap had the genuine shield, and shattered the phony's. Endgame allows why there might very well have been a Captain America, alive and active, while his younger self was frozen in the ice. IF Cap did all his drop-offs, the stones, Mjolnir, etc, and appeared to Peggy the same day as he hit the ice in his 'past' they COULD be together, and it explains WHO Peggy married, and how Steve is the man she's talking about. Later, when she's old and dying, and Steve comes to her YOUNG, she asks "Has it been so long?" --- now interpretable as "Is this the day your old self (my husband) had to leave and your young self returns to public life?:" Before we see that glorious EndKiss, and possibly just after that honeymoon dance in their own home, he and Peggy went on quietly as Captain America and Captain Carter during the interim after Cap hit the water, and then was later discovered. Yes, they lived 'quietly' together, but imagine that pair settled down through all the stuff that happened in the interim. Those 'quiet adventures' would make a great movie. Endgame covered a LOT of bases. I know you're DC fans, so you might rightly mock some Stan Lee's silver age Marvel stories, but --- how did DC handle their multi-decade successful Heroes of a bygone era again...?

[@aidenpostema2225]

As some1 that grew up with these movies I can't wait for a day where I can get my kids (if I have any hopefully) to have this same journey I did. How truly Magnificent it was

[@_toph_]

when tony asked doctor strange how many possible victories he saw, he paused and looked tony in the face before answering "one". now we know more about that pause and stare.

[@mycroft16]

You can not imagine the absolute insanity in the theater when everyone started coming back to join Cap. And then to lose Tony. Highest high to lowest low. At the end of the credits there is a very brief few seconds of hearing Tony hammering on Iron from the first film. An homage to his character being the start and end. And so many call backs that felt so earned and not just fan service. Truly one of the most well written films. Emotional wrecking ball with griwth for everyone.

[@shnookydemon]

Cap: You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play Tony: Everything special about you came out of a bottle I love how they both proved each other wrong in this movie

[@saulmadrid9950]

If it would be considered a little bit of foreshadowing, there was a dialogue in the previous movies between Cap and Tony where Cap describes Tony's personality which "wouldn't take one for the team", so for this outcome be the result was the cherry on top for this film.

[@JHolland]

I don’t get why when Tony got the gauntlet he wasn’t being killed before the snap as when they put it on it burns their arm even before the snap but also why couldn’t he have just ran off and Wanda and everyone got on thanos instead of snapping , coulda easily beat him then.

[@IzzIrfan-ld9hr]

​@@JHollandwhen smart hulk uses it,it was a gauntlet,but when tony steals the stones,it was his full armour absorbing the stones' power, you can still see it burns through his neck and probably his entire body

[@dmarcel24]

This movie is 100% a masterpiece, the action the story, the fighting, the emotions, the feelings, just pure gold. All the actors/actresses did an amazing job, 2019 was such a great year for cinema....... honestly good review Rob and Trin.

[@AstroRocket]

There were no scenes but I'm sure everyone would have loved to have seen your reaction to the special way they did the end credits anyway. Also, it never hurts to show appreciation that way to all the awesome people that brought you the incredible saga that these first three phases of Marvel were.

[@xJRx77]

Not sure if you realize it, but the guy standing by himself at Tony's funeral...was the kid from Ironman 3! I have gone on this journey with you from it's beginning and I want to THANK YOU for all of your emotions and responses! As the MCU is.... your reactions were spot on perfect. As I stated before to you... I'm 63 and have waited my entire life for these films. Thank you for allowing me to enjoy them as much as I did the 1st time, through you!

[@honda86tb]

I heard on the radio, when this was in theaters, that ambulances were being called in for the people who were so emotionally broken. I thought “how stupid”. But when I seen Tony die, I made a weird noise and burst into tears.

[@gazelleluna8191]

There was not a dry eye in the theaters. There are childhood friends I saw crying for the first time when we were watching Endgame. Truly, it was a masterpiece that took years to build up to, and it was worth it.

[@johnmoore2910]

One thing I love is the return of Robert Redford in his brief moment. He had officially retired from being an actor. But he came back for this.

[@gallendugall8913]

Fun Fact! Thanos' double bladed sword thingy is a reference to the Thanos Copter, the helicopter Thanos used to steal a truckload of Hostess snack pies before being stopped and arrested by the NYPD... yeah, that's canon from when Marvel had a in comic advertising deal with that company, because comics are weird.

[@DJMaul1031]

The sheer heartbreaking genius of opening with Clint and his family, only to dust them and put us right back where we left off after Infinity War. Brilliant.

[@ZombehPanda]

As an Iron Man stan this movie absolutely destroyed me. Even as heartbroken as I am and will always be, watching this in theater was the most amazing film experience I've ever had.

[@mrs.sherry]

Wasn't this a wonderful long story. RIP Tony, Black Widow, and Vision. RIP Chadwick Boseman

[@Kyneris]

What's crazy is that in an earlier Marvel movie, the older Peggy, in the present, was talking to a young Steve about how she lived her life and she was married to "a good man". She was actually already married to post-Endgame Steve Rogers , and she was pretending to be have dementia in order to keep the younger Steve out of the loop and on the correct path to save everyone.

[@neospock5034]

That's a somewhat popular theory, but the directors confirmed that Steve's life with Peggy was in an alternate timeline and he stayed with her for 60+ years until her death, before returning to his original timeline to pass on the shield to Sam.

[@nullunit]

I understand your reaction to Tony's sacrifice but I also think it was a really good cap on his story arc. In all the films, there was a thread of people getting on him for being self-obsessed and kinda selfish. In the end he did the thing that Steve would, he jumped on that grenade, even though he knew it would be the end for him. He secured a future his loved ones and the universe as a whole. That is an absolutely valid end to the character. It was a bit weird at points but overall this movies was damned fun to watch and in the theater it was also magic. Again, just a room of like 300 strangers weeping about comic characters dying. It may not be 'high art' but there is something redeeming about a well made epic. There is no end credits but I really dug the signature cards they did for each main character with just epic outro music.

[@Lexie955]

Tony has always showed he was willing to sacrifice himself cause of his guilt

[@emilyk5168]

I would love to see a "Behind the Scenes" type mockumentary about Wong organizing the portals entrance. Because that was choreographed. It had comedy beats (on your left) and Hope's little tiny Wasp-sized portal. Each portal was placed strategically for the battle. And then Strange arrives and is like "is this it?" I love Wong.

[@ladyhotep5189]

GEEZUS christ....I get goosebumps EVERYTIME I see cap catch Thor's hammer! Seeing that never gets old.

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

I still get goosebumps hearings “Avengers…assemble” for the first and only time.

[@eyelessgame]

The roar of theater audiences at 9:00 was unbelievable. Best moment in the MCU.

[@ericgallini3988]

If you focus on Bucky when Cap's getting ready to return the stones, you can tell that Bucky knew about the plan. So happy to hear you're doing the shows as well.

[@justjoddat]

I've seen this movie countless times and so many reactions to it and it still makes me feel all the feels.

[@CarolRLuna]

Seeing Chadwick back hits harder and harder every single time I rewatch.

[@chrishubbs8633]

Even after seeing this movie a few times and a bunch of reactions. I still tear up when Tony dies. It’s one of the greatest ends to a character arc I’ve seen. It’s sad. Only cause you love the character and you’ve watched him evolve from a d-bag to someone who genuinely wants to make a difference and sacrifices himself for the greater good.

[@SC457A]

This movie is special. So much happens and so many great scenes.

[@paulm4996]

Ned and MJ were snapped too, that’s why they’re still in high school with Peter

[@bradcarver8127]

Conveniently his entire class was blipped

[@iamthepope9167]

What a cinema experience this was, so glad you guys enjoyed it… imagine DC taking the time to weave a 10 year story across 24 movies and making you feel those emotions! I think many will agree the ending credits are absolutely worth watching and reacting to while you were still in that emotional post movie state, you would have found them as touching as the rest of the film. Even all the way to the end of the credits we get an auditory Easter egg of Tony back in the cave where it all began. As for why Sam was given the shield- Bucky is too troubled to be able to be the upstanding figure Captain America needs to be. If you go back to the beginning of the movie, Steve is leading a support group… taking up the same helpful mantle that Sam used to do when they met in Winter Soldier ( ‘on your left’ were Caps first words to him several times too… which Sam reiterated during the big portals scene), recognizing that Sam’s servant leadership was what the world needed. And at the end Sam takes Steve’s mantle in return. Thanks for taking us with you on this journey, can’t wait to see you learn the aftermath of this one in Spider-Man Far From Home!

[@mycroft16]

I was really hoping they would. Instead they wanted Avengers right off the bat. DC has just as many awesome characters and stories. I wish they'd take the time to map out an epic. And maybe stop with the same 4 characters they've been riding for the last 20 years.

[@iamthepope9167]

@@mycroft16 exactly I don’t get what their deal is, it’s like they’re trying to fail in comparison I mean just recently look at the huuuuuge miss with the amazing batman story in the comics version of Flashpoint… and somehow they botched it in the movie and didn’t even try to include it!

[@airbrushpower]

This is an Epic film experience that will be lucky if its ever repeated. SO many pay-offs. May have been mentioned below, and I love that you pick up so many of them. The *BIGGEST* thing that kills me on a re-watch is when they're about to start the "Time Heist" and Nat is the one that says "See you in a minute" when she's the one that doesn't return. Its heartbreaking. Other Things like: - Tony hugging Peter Parker, after in Homecoming, Pete thinks Tony's hugging him and he sayd he's just getting the car door. - Cap calling out and calling Spidey "Queens" after the exchange where they're from in Civil War - Spidey's "Instant Kill" paying off, and - Black Panther saying "Clint, give it to me", when in Civil War, Clint says "we haven't met, I'm Clint" and Black Panther says "I don't care".

[@kecward78]

Cap had made numerous sacrifices, starting with his life - going down in the plane with the bomb. Now, at the end of Endgame, he became just that little bit selfish, by staying back in time and getting his 'happily ever after' with Peggy. Meanwhile, Tony, who Cap had accused in the first Avengers movie of never being the guy to make the ultimate sacrifice by laying down on that wire, did so by putting on the gauntlet and snapping Thanos and Co., out of existence.

[@secretchiley]

The infinity war and endgame hype was insane. It really was a once in a lifetime event.

[@UncleMilo]

"I'm gonna make you all the cheeseburgers you want." That line makes me cry so hard every time.

[@mjkjelland13]

When Pepper says, "You can rest now" I lose it every time.

[@UncleMilo]

In the movie theatre when Cap got the hammer... the cheering was so loud you could not hear the movie.... and I was screaming with utter joy. Fun Fact: In the line-up at Tony's funeral, you'll notice a mysterious kid - that kid is actually the kid from Iron Man 3. In the comics Hulk does become "Smart Hulk" also known as "Professor Hulk" In the comics, Sam does actually inherit the mantle of being Captain America. I love the moment when all the ladies have their moment - it honestly felt like a pin-up page in the center of the comic with a big two-page spread more like one piece of art rather than your usual comic book panels. I'm sad you didn't let us watch your reaction to the autograph moment in the credits.

[@mojoriot2293]

Rob sees Thanos fighting Cap, Tony, & Thor, and he says, "Thid is going to be the most epic of battles!" At that time, he had no idea what was coming... And at this time, where I've paused the reaction, I have no idea how Rob is going to react to the ACTUAL most EPIC of BATTLES!!! Makes my brain hurt... But It's gonna fun to see Rob the rest of the EPICNESS. 🤘🤪

[@jordanrowe3601]

This film was just a marvel, they set the bar very high for this one, it was a fantastic experience seeing it in cinema people were cheering and crying all the way along was fun to see your reactions

[@KuscosPoison]

I had the privilege of seeing both Infinity War and this one with my son and grandsons in the theater at midnight showing on the release dates. with BOTH movies pretty much every single person had either red eyes or still activly crying on the way out. Seriously big and bad biker types were blubbering along with all of us nerds. A very uniting feeling to be a part of that experience.

[@Dincorta]

Nothing will ever capture the hype, atmosphere and build-up of seeing this in the cinema. I made sure to do the midnight premiere, the room was PACKED with die-hard MCU fans. We got out at 4am and the emotions were overwhelming. Nothing, ever again, will feel like that. Looking forward to seeing you tackle the crazy mess of Phase 4. Lots of ups and downs, but still interesting to see.

[@dethtoll2303]

In one word "magic". It will never be duplicated.

[@markcainyourfriendinthecar3387]

I noticed Bucky smiling when cap didn't come right back. I think because he'd been alive so long that some how he remembered all the time that cap was alive when he went back in time.

[@izzybucolo288]

the TV series (Loki, wandavision, falcon and the winter soldier) are actually such a great follow up in my personal opinion so I hope you two enjoy those, but im so glad you appreciated this movie in its full glory because it is one to go down in history. Love these reaction videos.

[@more-reasons6655]

What a great reaction. There may be no post credits but you owe it to yourselves to watch the cast credits. UK theaters are usually quiet but seeing the actors names come up people gave a standing ovation

[@lordperilous]

I'm really happy you shared this with us, it was very emotional especially in the theater. BTW- There is a post credit thing.... It is at the absolute end and is just an audio homage. Most people miss it, but it ties everything back to the first movie.

[@lukeluxe5720]

Thank you for splitting this into 3 parts 🙏🏼

[@quasarkid1304]

If there was a way that i could erase my memory and go back and see this movie for the first time again i would do it in a heartbeat. I think thats why i enjoy watching reaction videos. I can sort of relive the experience by seeing someone else enjoy that experience for the first time.

[@Bnio]

The credits were worth watching. A great catharsis of music and honoring the original six Avengers.

[@sorrowschism]

a big part of why Hulk was hurt so much when he used the stones is because they would not let him bring back Nat and he fought them trying to force her return.

[@sandwiched]

I believe it's been confirmed that when Steve goes to visit the aged Peggy, and it shows a framed photo on the bedside table of her and her husband and child, with the husband's face obscured by a lens flare or something... anyway, that husband was Steve.

[@pnshr88]

Actually in one of the previous films an older gentleman is seen helping carrying Peggy's casket and as they place they're white gloves one is already there. Plus the fact of their conversation as to how she was going to hide him in their normal life and Steve replied as your husband.

[@frogofbrass382]

Steve planned to stay in the past and talked through this plan with Bucky. If you watch the final scene and pay attention to Bucky,, he's somber when saying goodbye to Steve he's not worried when Cap doesn't come back on time, and nods knowingly when Steve tells Sam he's the new Captain America.

[@stuckinparadise9676]

Tony snapping the Infinity Stones without the Gauntlet meant instant death 💀

[@griffinluimeme]

Wanda (The Scarlett Witch) is the most powerful 'good guy' in the MCU (so far at least)