Discussing Avengers: Endgame

[@comicpop]

Ben was busy, so he couldn't be there but his opinions echoed our own! Thanks for hanging with us!

[@duptygupty]

Just wanted to say I was looking forward to hearing people with your level of comic book knowledge and appreciation discuss this movie, and you all really delivered. You're all so thoughtful. None of my friends have watched this movie yet, so I'm happy to have this breakdown from you in the meantime

[@robertohara2280]

You mentioned that in Elseworld's exchange that Ben was the only one who didn't survive the snap so I thought you guys were referencing that XD

[@papajcina]

Can he be on The Weekly Pull spoilercast please?

[@zachcouch8654]

I really wanted to see Ben.

[@EdeDizon]

@ComicPop fun easter egg, in 1970 Howard Stark tells Tony they're expecting. However MCU Tony was born in 1974 ... Arno Stark ?

[@jonathanshaw9704]

Captain America saying AVENGERS ASSEMBLE, while holding his shattered shield and Thor’s hammer, leading everyone against Thanos was the single greatest moment in superhero movie history.

[@JinX_11199]

I teared up

[@eibun2011]

I watched the movie twice now, that scene still got me the second time. The most satisfying scene ever

[@langleymneely]

Im so glad they waited until this film and this moment to use “Avengers Assemble” and it was SO worth the wait!

[@kale1209]

and 'I am. Ironman.'

[@langleymneely]

MhKhay The best moment!

[@K_Mcwa]

"Cap, on your left." One of my favorite call backs.

[@AnarchicArachnid]

"Hail Hydra"

[@K_Mcwa]

@@AnarchicArachnid that was so great too.

[@FlashByKnight]

I didn't even catch "on your left." *misty eyed again*

[@K_Mcwa]

@@FlashByKnight I heard it, but didn't recognize it as a call back until after the movie. It was just before the portals opened.

[@Relugus]

Scarlet Witch vs Thanos was the best scene in the film. She trounced him and showed the supremacy of Chaos Magic. She humiliated him, exposing him as weak in front of his followers, and forced him to slaughter his own troops out of sheer cowardice.

[@diggledigloto8630]

Relugus the rain of fire😂 Do It!

[@missolympiabinewski]

The pure rage in her was really satisfying.

[@lawrenceperry957]

"You took EVERYTHING from me!" Shit I was scared of her, and I'm just the viewer!

[@thatHARVguy]

The witch is back!

[@chrisconcannon6490]

In all the movies that she's been a part of, this was her best moment by far. She took him apart in her grief and anger, and showed definitively why you do not want to piss off Wanda Maximoff.

[@arseriel2721]

Thors reaction to Cap picking up Mjölnir was everyone else’s in the theatre

[@antgto]

I rarely ever do so in theaters, but I applauded when that happened.

[@arseriel2721]

@kid Ragnarock Ya everyone in my theatre cheered it was great

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

I think cap could’ve lifted it but saved Thor’s feelings that’s why I think he shouted “I knew it”

[@fangsabre]

I didnt just cheer, I did like a gut force, full diaphragm, soccer style victory roar

[@AiggEbe]

This is probably my favorite MCU movie by now, I loved it. Cap wielding Mljonir is the best moment of any comic book movie since...ummm....maybe never.

[@thatHARVguy]

"I knew it."

[@keno4770]

Can we just address the fact that Thor had sunken so deep that he was trash-talking a 12 year old that calls himself “noobmaster69”.

[@flimflam945]

He did call Korg a dickhead...

[@b.parker1740]

Can we also address that magically recreated 70's Michael Douglas with awesome hair and an old fashioned Ant-Man helmet was bamboozled by Cap and Tony and his only line of defense was Helen from Drake & Josh?

[@keno4770]

Bruce Parker yes please

[@Sinistralitee]

In Fortnite of all places as well lmfao.

[@AnarchicArachnid]

The scene where Scott is watching the birds then explosion happens made me freak out for a moment because it reminded me of the Jack of Hearts scene from Disassembled where Scott goes to see something and gets exploded.

[@AnarchicArachnid]

@@MeSpawn297 yep same and I was like "No he just got back!"

[@Chenso2099]

Also didn’t help that Cassie was introduced as a teenager, and you know what that means...

[@AnarchicArachnid]

@@Chenso2099 one of them gotta die!

[@curtisharris966]

Captain America saying Avengers Assemble. I cheered and started crying I have been waiting for that forever

[@JC-hu6wg]

Curtis Harris same here man, that was the moment that first brought me to tears. Damn

[@DavidTSmith-jn5bs]

The 8-year-old in me was thinking "Yes!" Moment of vindication.

[@HateBeetle]

I was really bummed about Black Widow's death so I thought about the Soul Stone for a bit and realised that the stone is fueled by the soul it takes, so it can't bring her back because her soul is what gives it power. If it brought back Widow, the Soul Stone's power would be lost and everyone else couldn't be snapped back. That's the only way I can justify losing my favourite avenger.

[@lawrenceperry957]

I just remembered: Cap said Tony wasn't the type of guy to lay his body on the wire to let the other guy cross. Tony became that guy. I have a feeling I'll see a bunch of those when I rewatch the series.

[@DavidTSmith-jn5bs]

In all fairness, he DID simply "cut the wire" by snapping HIS fingers after saying "I'm Iron Man."

[@tylerzimmerman757]

Black Widow: If we go back to the right time, New York has three Infinity Stones. Hulk: Shut the front door.

[@tylerzimmerman757]

Robertjustafan The tesseract (space stone) was powering the portal for the Chitauri to come through space. The mind stone was in Loki's sceptre.

[@alexsilva28]

Looooved that line.

[@SpiralSine6]

Also, shoutout to Avengers Endgame giving us the sparknotes of Thor 2, to help us remember an actually important movie that was pretty unremarkable on its own.

[@jayholm2142]

SparkNotes🤔🤨?

[@averagefilmbro]

"you can rest now Tony" is one of the most beautiful and tragic things I've ever heard in a movie

[@Spike1Wesker]

The best explanation/reference they could have given for their time travel is DBZ. Because that's how it works in Endgame as well.

[@loreaver3882]

Dr.Barrel how could you say something so controversial yet so brave.

[@fangsabre]

@@puffnisse you shut your lying mouth

[@antgto]

Unexplained undersea earthquakes? Atlantis Attacks confirmed.

[@adammillan8332]

When they introduced the 5 yrs later Thor, I was like, "He's The Dude!". Then Stark refers to him as "Lebowski" later!!!! I died. I agree 3000 with the bringing back everything that was gone 5 years after what had happened. The consequences of that are insane when you really start thinking about it.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK That wouldn't change their timeline. It would just create a branching timeline like the Ancient One explained but their timeline would still be fucked.

[@ruby8ball55]

Sal says the Ronin scene got him excited for a Daredevil movie. When I saw it I instantly thought Wolverine in Madripoor

[@SawdEndymon]

Ruby 8Ball what comic was that?

[@DRochon18]

@@SawdEndymon There are a lot of various comics, but the 1980~ Wolverine solo series covers a lot of madripoor.

[@Peecamarke]

Loooved Hipster Hulk, bummed about Black Widow, wished she got a better send off. ALSO that ending scene with Thor and the guardians was priceless

[@TimedRevolver]

She got the send off she deserved. The Avengers made her a better person. But she's always wanted to make up for her past. And the Avengers were all she had. Clint gave her a second chance. He saved her from falling completely into the dark. This was the only way she could have gone out and have it mean something.

[@zachcouch8654]

OF COURSE, OF COurse......of course

[@WhelmedButReady]

Am I the only one who believes Bucky knew Steve was gonna stay in the past? I felt like his nonchalant reaction to older Steve and how he gestured Sam over there instead of himself he absolutely was told ahead of time. Of all people, Steve would trust Bucky the most with that secret as he's the only one who could possibly understand the feeling of being lonely and out of time.

[@DM0M0]

I forget what he said exactly but he says something along the lines of "Goodbye" and hugs him knowing that he's not gonna see him in 5 seconds but much later.

[@Yungtacosss]

When I went to see Endgame and that Fortnite scene came on a bunch of 12 year olds sitting across from me started growling in disgust because they were so offended I loved it hahaahahahahah

[@lukang1912]

@Robertjustafan 9ii

[@thahotkidd]

Going in I wasn't sure this movie could possibly live up to the expectations and the hype. I've never been happier to be wrong. This was more than a movie it was an epic celebration of over a decade of storytelling. A comic event come to life. When those portals started opening up in the final battle all I could think about was the tagline form infinity war. An entire universe. Once and for all

[@ninja1man4u]

I hope phase four builds toward kang, dr.doom or the beyonder

[@wvang0013]

Jonathan Hickman's Secret Wars would be freaken amazing.

[@yoitscaptain]

Chris Cueva for real, people are calling Thanos a modern day Vader, just wait til they see DOOM with proper writing

[@marcushamner5994]

"Now you face DOOM".- Doctor Doom Marvel Super Heroes Capcom 1995

[@bryanflynn6064]

Hopefully Doom is coming, But I also have a feeling the next Avengers plot will be Secret Avengers, Nick Fury being in Far From Home and recrutiing a team of espoinage Avengers seems likely. I can also see New Avengers being a possibility.

[@alexsilva28]

I'm kinda done with the MCU but in a good way. This was a such satisfying conclusion that I don't feel like I need to see anymore of it. That being said, if they ever do DOOM I'm there day one

[@RojoDawg31]

The last 30 minutes was literally what everyone wanted from an avengers movie. Also doctor strange is strongest mcu character due to that assemble scene him and wong bringing everyone was such an amazing visual and just an incredible feat of strength.

[@loreaver3882]

A lot of people in those portals Falcon Black Panther Shuri Doctor Strange Drax Mantis Starlord Spider-man Wakandan army All the surviving Asguardians All earth sorcerers Tha nova core? Valkrie Korg Meek Pepper Potts Wasp

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

Loreaver you forgot Howard the duck

[@lilzippy9180]

james I’m pretty sure the other magic people helped...

[@RojoDawg31]

Prowl1005 Productions shhhhh

[@wvang0013]

Sal, they're doing Shang-Chi so you'll get your street level action set like the Ronin in Japan one.

[@messiahnyx971]

This was such a comic book movie.I could have read this and it would be a great story

[@johnoliver4445]

Guys , I LOVED THIS MOVIE AND THAT FACT THAT OUT OF ALL THE REVIEWS I'VE SEEN YOU ARE THE ONLY ONES TO MENTION CAP SAYING "AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!" WHICH GAVE ME GOOSEBUMPS WHEN I SAW THE MOVIE ! THANK YOU!!!!!

[@DannyOceans777]

Watched them all. This is the best spoiler review. First time watching Comicpop. The lady is one of the coolest people ever. Group works great together.

[@curtisharris966]

It was brilliant an epic Masterpiece in every sense of the word I think I marked out several times in between crying several times. This movie when cap did what he did. I lost it.

[@Javierm0n0]

When Pepper said "You can rest now." I broke down. I was finished and that is my favourite moment from the movie. Tony Was only staying alive in that moment because he wasn't sure if he had more to do and Pepper let him go.

[@megatron111184]

When they have that meeting after the snap and they mentioned the underwater earthquake. Was that a wink at Namor?

[@Chenso2099]

Jaleel Brown Would make sense seeing as he’s probably raging from the fact that half his people got snapped.

[@lilzippy9180]

Kevin Rivera and in the comics namor and panther have a rivalry so it would make since

[@fallenlogan]

Love that they teased Namor for Black Panther 2, Wakanda vs Atlantis lets go

[@Deadpoolio47]

Imagine being the poor guy that’ll get brought back to then die of a heart attack a minute later.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK You can't just reverse time. That's not how time travel works.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK They already addressed in Doctor Strange the problems that using the time stone can cause. And even if they did manage it, Tony would lose everything he gained over the past five years. A lot of people would lose everything they gained.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK That's a morality debate. Is it better to introduce 3.5 billion people back into the world along with the problems that would come with those people or is it better to erase the lives that have fostered over the past five years. Think about all the people who have found new relationships, gotten married or had kids in those five years that would lose all of that. Think about how different your life was 5 years ago and being forced to regress back to that.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK That's a great example. If someone remarried, it would be unfair to erase all memory of that marriage. After the Snap, it must have taken a long time for people to come to terms with what happened and for those who found a way to move on and find happiness, it would be wrong to get rid of all that. But like I said, it's a morality debate. There's no right way of doing this and there are problems on both sides. I personally think bringing everybody back after the 5 years is the best way of doing it but arguments can be made for the other side too. I'd really love for Phase 4 to explore this more but I don't see that happening.

[@DM0M0]

@Super JLK Yeah, probably. It'll be interesting to see how they handle it in Far From Home

[@r.babylon2885]

It's pretty obvious, so maybe that's why, but I haven't heard anyone make the connection. Morgan wants burgers. Iron Man 1 he wants a burger after something traumatic happens.

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

You been living under a rock? Literally every other video on KZbin talking about the callbacks mentions it 🤦‍♂️

[@PowerPackers90]

The time travel isnt that confusing if your a DragonBall Z fan. As they basically followed the same logic that Dragon Ball does when doing time travel.

[@myworms]

Loki teleporting with the Tesseract was a setup for his Disney Plus series.

[@morlath4767]

There's nothing really I can add to the love you guys have given this film, especially your wrapup. I started crying and swearing the moment I realised what was happening with Clint on the farm and my emotions never settled down for the entire three-hour ride. There were so many scenes where I gasped, where I went "they really went there? They actually did it?" It was the most fantastic experience I've ever had through the art of movie. No one who loves the MCU will ever be ready to see Endgame for their first un-spoilered time and that is something that is truly magical.

[@gbone302]

I think Thanos had a line that possibly hinted at the future of the MCU with “ I will tear down this universe to the atoms and rebuild it a new” or something like that anyway GOD KING DOOM IS COMING maybe ?

[@chibbykill]

plz plz plz

[@Iwoply]

This video and the excitement shared by the team mirror that of myself and my mates talking about the movie afterwards. I had the same "spoiler" as Sal but it wasn't a big deal. I am so happy to have watched it day one and now to have experienced it after so many years of build up and the emotional end that was infinity war. The first section of the movie was depressing but in a good way that had me keeping my eyes stuck to the screen for hope. Brilliant, plus their were so many moments (little to big) that reference past movies and comics (Hail Hydra being one that was completely unexpected). An incredible end to the journey so far. Looking forward to how they introduce the next generation with the characters & changes that were made in Endgame as they did not feel forced. SO BLOODY HAPPY that it came to this and so happy that ya'll at ComicPop loved it as well.

[@bornsinner8653]

Not gonna lie I wept 🤣🤣🤣 Will Namor be our introduction to mutants? Didn't finish the video so I don't know if it was mentioned but the underwater tremors had to be Atlantis

[@bryanflynn6064]

I was literally clapping and cheering with the rest of my theater during the scene of Cap picking up the hammer and the next part of that, also during the scene with Natasha talking to the remaining Avengers after the time jump, Okoye mentions tremors and/or earthquakes in the ocean. Did anyone else think OMFG Black Panther 2 is going to deal with Namor!

[@dariquewarren]

I'm praying they establish namor with black panther. That war would be so lit in the screen

[@mattcampbell4465]

This film franchise is the most impressive saga ever created. It will never be matched.

[@yoitscaptain]

HankyChan yeah i love MCU, but it’s up against Star Wars and LOTR if we’re calling it the most impressive saga ever created. let’s not get too ahead of ourselves in the hype lol

[@mattcampbell4465]

yoitscaptain I can agree from a story telling stand point that some franchise might Match or surpass. But from a pure practical standpoint the organization and planning that has gone into the MCU is well beyond comparison. Not to mention Star Wars has the prequels, and LotR has the hobbit films to taint there legacies. Not all the MCU films are great but most meet an impressive level of quality. Also the MCU dwarfs Star Wars and LotR combined in number of movies.

[@OnionKnightRises]

I love the MCU, but I wouldn't consider it the most impressive, considering how many of the movies are so forgettable. Thor 2 was forgettable, Paul Rudd as Ant-man is great but his actual movies are forgettable as well, and even Captain Marvel which didn't come out that long ago

[@mattcampbell4465]

Aye Jaye forgettable not bad. All other comparable franchises have at least one unwatchable movie. I am not saying the MCU is perfect just better

[@knockitoffhudson3470]

The MCU is unprecedented. No franchises with 22 films manage to retain any kind of narrative continuity. James Bond has 25 films but the story has been rebooted like 6 times. Marvel pioneered the shared movie universe and no one else has come close. There's even a satisfying ending. 22 films in and it didn't go off the rails. I don't think comparing trilogies to a 22 film long franchise is ever gonna end without the MCU not looking considerable more impressive as an achievement.

[@Irocktonight12]

There’s this one moment in the film the really stood out to me, which was Spider-Man carrying the infinity gauntlet while riding on a Pegasus with Valkyrie. It was the most marvel thing I have ever seen, and it was just such a small moments, but it stood out to me so much. It was awesome.

[@1Kelly1481]

As someone who also saw the movie I appreciate that you guys made a video like this. This is a perfect place to hear others geek out on the film in both your opinions and those commenting. This keeps the spoilers away from the general public who has not yet had the opportunity to see the film and gives us a place to share our OMG moments with like minds. Thank you Sal, Tiffany and Ethan.

[@tonyevans6639]

So many moments that were fanservice done right.

[@macwell]

i LOVE that Sal picked up on the subtle maybe/maybe not classic Secret Wars reference. I thought I was the only old school comic nerd that picked that up...😄👍🏾

[@luisgomez8635]

Dude, the "Hail Hydra" from Cap in the books made mainstream news. Just about every comic book nerd in existence knew the reference being made when he said it in the movie.

[@tylerhewlett234]

Luis Gomez the hail Hydra wasn’t from secret wars buddy. It was secret empire.

[@thatHARVguy]

Hollywood usually does the paradox version (grandfather paradox/Back to the Future) or the predestination one (time travel creates the event/Bill & Ted). The Ancient One explains the third; the past is set and any interaction with it will create alternate timelines. Despite the Stones and Mjölnir returning to their proper times, there's a new alternate one where Loki is free with the Tesseract. Or, once Thanos, Gamora and Nebula learn of the snap, they are now part of an alternate timeline. So present Nebula can kill alternate past Nebula, and not disappearing. Sure Doctor Strange used the Time Stone to change time, thereby creating an alternate timeline. He didn't get that lesson, but Mordo did and that's why he was so pissed.

[@chrisconcannon6490]

Cap wielding Mjolnir got the biggest cheer of the movie at the theater I went to and I actually got goosebumps at that moment. In hindsight, I should have seen it coming, but I didn't and I was really happy that I didn't, because it made it so much better.

[@curtisharris966]

This could be a great way to introduce Kang Ivan B one of the people that was brought back from the snap and to find out that his family were tragically murdered and he blames The Avengers for it.

[@mitchellregan21]

Pretty much 100% agree with you guys on this. Although I will say I'm bummed out to see the end of Cap and Tony when they just got their most comic-inspired suits.

[@lilzippy9180]

I love the attention to detail during Tony’s death. Rhodes was so sad he couldn’t say anything. His look said it all

[@gorefist3907]

My questions that remain: - What happened to the hammer when Steve goes into the past and comes back? - When Peter goes back to school, their's an adult guy in the hallway ushering kids back in. Is that the Skrull from Captain Marvel? - Did anyone catch the analogy of a "mouse" being the savior to marvel and the MCU by letting Lang out and him having the idea to reverse everything? - Who actually puts mayo on hotdogs? Only issues I had: - I was hoping each Avenger would use a stone that suits their personality. Like Tony getting Mind, Hulk getting Reality, Thor getting Strength, etc. this would have been amazing if it happened during that run with the gauntlet after the A-Force. - How did Captain Marvel take that headbutt from Thanos who had the gauntlet on with all the gems/stones in it? OK deep talk here... Steven goes into the past with all the stones but the mind stone, and Thor's hammer. Next scene as an old man with the shield. He went to an alternate timeline, not the current. *STRING THEORY IN A NUTSHELL* String Theory explains possible parallel universes based on changes. You picked a red shirt over a blue, those 2 choices are two different universes. Sometimes small and sometimes large decisions make huge ripples that change things after that point. The hydrogen bomb for example, what if it was never used?* If Steven went back and married Peggy Carter, and you follow that from that date and time to the present Sam and Bucky should know he did that as it's the same timeline. However, They grew up in a timeline where Steven didn't do that, and Sam isn't aware of what happened, so that means an alternate universe was created. *STEVE ROGERS MESSED UP THE TIMELINE!* *Did Cap just create the alternate timeline where mutants are around?*

[@Iscafplays]

Does it mean there were 2 Caps around the whole time and time travel cap went and lived his life normally while normal Cap did all the stuff we see

[@langleymneely]

Gerard Pandji Yep

[@James-qw3es]

One cap was frozen while the other lived life with Peggy

[@manis1551]

Nope. Steve getting together with Peggy happened in another timeline which doesn't effect the main MCU timeline. This is a multiverse version of time travel, where a new timeline is created if you go back in time and alter something. The movie made it clear that going back and killing baby Thanos wouldn’t actually change their current reality. He most likely returned to the main MCU timeline after he lived a full life with Peggy (while his other self was stuck in the ocean).

[@James-qw3es]

@@manis1551 cap put everything back so there wouldn't be another timeline, he stayed in the past till the other cap was thawed out

[@langleymneely]

Lucky Fam Actually no, his quantum GPS device kept him tethered to this (prime) timeline. He stayed with Peggy in our timeline, it didn’t break off into another line like every other instance. In effect there were 2 Caps, ours and Old Man Cap that stayed hidden. With that I just realized does that mean Cap is Sharon Carters grand uncle!?! Ewww... jk lol

[@Benm701]

I CLAPPED WHEN CAP PICKED UP MJOLNIR.

[@5Picoseconds]

My whole theater did

[@dylanlewis5113]

Nobody points out that Hulk died. The personality of the Hulk was overwritten. The Professor is just Banner in Hulk's body. If we ever get another solo Hulk film, I hope they explore Banner's multiple personalities.

[@dariquewarren]

I finally saw endgame. Now I can watch homies speak that real. SHOUT OUT TO THE POPULATION!

[@JD-iu6rv]

That final scene was amazing!

[@cmccollum51]

I freakin cried not gonna lie

[@jonathanshaw9704]

That ending was beautiful. Just beautiful.

[@cotymckinney4335]

Its was fantastic. It feels really great to be a fan of the MCU and Marvel right now.

[@jordachejordan90]

I really enjoyed this discussion. It was like experiencing the movie all over again.

[@vincesantistevan6244]

Wow I never thought about wanting to see cap return all the gems. I think a MCU short of that would be amazing ending w cap and the red skull crossing paths one last time 😬🙏🏽

[@TheMutantMenace]

So glad you mentioned Jim Starlin’s cameo! I was so stoked. Between this and DeConnick’s cameo in Captain Marvel, I hope the MCU sees more creators popping up in the spirit of Stan Lee.

[@gar55rocks1]

Just started watching but I agree entirely with ethan on the understanding of the time travel. I completely understand and agree with him because that’s the only way it makes sense and the best way I’ve heard anyone explain it. This movie was amazing

[@Insane-Howl-Cowl]

Just watched the movie last night. The end battle had me shaking in my seat, giddy like a kid (I'm 40 years old). And when Cap said the lines... OMG! I teared up.

[@priceyyeti4058]

Am I crying? Wait, is my theater crying?

[@TabbyeLynne]

I really want to see a Captain America solo movie with Sam Willson as the new cap in the future, but to be honest I don't think Disney will have the balls to make a Captain America movie staring a black man (hope I'm wrong) Also if they are making a Black Widow precuel you think wolverine would be there? They are old friends in the comics

[@Rodshark75]

Let's just take a moment to fully realize and fully appreciate just exactly what Kevin Feige and the Russo brothers have pulled off here. 11 years, 22 movies and no real duds, just some that aren't as great as others. This is beyond special and I am truly appreciative to be alive during at time when the Lord of the Rings movies were made AND witnessing the rise of the Marvel movie universe. And I just want to take a special acknowledgment to just say major Kudos to the Russo brothers and Chris Evans for taking a comic character I HATE (Captain America), and not only made me like the character, cheer for the character, but feel and begin to love the character.

[@JamesCPotter13]

What I love was seeing Steve, Thor, and Tony standing there against Thanos. Because in Infinity War, THEY WERE THE THREE FACTIONS WHO EACH FACED HIM ALONE! Thor got WRECKED on his ship Tony fought on Titan Steve fought in Wakanda, with Thor showing up later. But now we have THEM TOGETHER!!!

[@BrightBlue925]

Also Tony refusing to change the timeline to save millions of lives if it requires trading the life of his daughter... really reminded me of a scene in Invincible. Those of you who have read it, you know the one C;

[@langleymneely]

I love the fact that Captain America is now worthy to wield mjolnir because he finally came clean about Bucky killing Tonys parents! It brings it full circle!

[@YouTubecanbitemyhairybanger]

He was always worthy. My thinking is he faked not being able to lift mjolnir to spare Thor’s feelings that why when he saw cap using it he shouted “I knew it”

[@gtylerbrown2]

He was definitely worthy in avengers 2.

[@jakemurphy4832]

Was Ben snapped?

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

I swear, I'll come back after I have watched the movie. But I _reaaaaally_ wanna watch this video. Now I have double anticipation.

[@duptygupty]

Get out of this comment section! You're gonna get the movie spoiled haha

[@Mancomic300]

I notice that he (tony)starts Justifying building ultron to Steve

[@sonofhercules195]

I honestly thought agents of shield and the Netflix defenders were gonna come through the portal with everyone else. Thank would have been awesome but I love what I got.

[@alexsilva28]

Nah nobody cares about those lame characters. Thank God they got fan favorite Jarvis from the widely popular Agent Carter huh?

[@SoIidOcelot]

Easily my favorite discussion on the movie so far. Loved the movie. I too think it would be perfectly fine to stop with this movie. Perfect end cap. Very satisfying.

[@StephenIC]

I'm legit nearly tearing up just listening to you guys describe the ending

[@dislikemyvideochallenge5049]

Is no one gonna talk about how Ant-Man was saved by a random rat?

[@squanchy9017]

Rat is an official Avenger now

[@carlosamoreno5725]

Somewhere I saw a youtuber saying it's a reference to Disney (Mickey Mouse) saving Marvel? Kind of a stretch but, maybe?...

[@yolanda8563]

I hope Thor is in Guardians 3

[@squanchy9017]

iBourne xx 1994 Star Prince is gonna go start up trouble looking for Gomora too I bet

[@FatSnorlax]

So finally watched it.... I. AM.... Words fail me. It was just jaw dropping, tear jerking, just amazing... to start from the beginning with Iron Man to now.. words fail me...

[@tomstreet8208]

Tiff nailed it with the first time experience thing. That first viewing is special.

[@zachcouch8654]

Best MCU movie ever.

[@FifthHorseman23]

SPOILERS I teared up again when you were talking about the third act as I was reliving it. THAT tells me all I need to know about how good this film is. I had the idea that the stones all together were what kept the timeline intact. However, the more I think about it, the more I'm thinking that the Thanos who was killed at the end of the movie will end up being the Thanos from the alternate timeline that Loki created when he escaped with the Tesseract, while everything else exists in the main timeline. The action was excellent, the fan service was appreciated and very well done, and the emotions were impactful and meaningful. I loved this movie 3000...

[@shingshongshamalama]

You know what would be a great opportunity? Make tie-in comics fleshing out what everyone did in that five years.

[@ComicCrossing]

I think Steve told Bucky what was about to happen, and ONLY Bucky. Notice that he is the only one that says goodbye to Cap in that moment. Hulk and Sam expect to see him in the next minute or so, but Bucky says goodbye because he knows that not only could this possibly be the last time that they see eachother, but even if they do see eachother again, it would be the last time Steve sees him in decades. I also have a theory that Steve asked Bucky to be Cap first, but he refused due to his sins as Winter Soldier which I bet will be a source of conflict in their team up series. Which would also explain why Bucky tells Sam to go talk to him alone, and nods at him when Sam looks back. Because he knows that Sam is about to be gifted the Shield.

[@LordcrazyMedia]

The “avengers Assemble” moment was the moment I was waiting for since I started reading marvel comic books over a decade ago when I was a little boy. What a fucking movie

[@cartagia6441]

I think one of the things that I’d have liked for them to have pointed out a bit better (or reminded us of) was Natasha’s relationship with Clint’s family. She was was an Aunt to the kids, and I’m sure she didn’t want to have to see them lose their dad. I’m just glad Cap wasn’t there to lecture them on how “we don’t trade lives”

[@GreatGarloo]

If there had been an end credits scene the only one that would have made sense was after the credits a pullback from either Tony's funeral or after the battle at Avengers headquarters to show them being watched through a portal. This would introduce the cosmic entities like: The Living Tribunal, The Inbetweener, The Beyonder, Eternity, Infinity even Death not being happy with mortals interfering with space/time and deciding that something has to be done about it.

[@marcusbenjilake]

Meanwhile on Voromir... "Captain America, son of -a b!tch"

[@DavidTSmith-jn5bs]

56:37 I still think that Steve's hands were really Stan Lee's hands doubling for them because we didn't see Steve's face in that shot and I don't think that even with modern technology that they could fake his hands when they shook Sam's hands. Also on second viewing, I think that Bucky knew that Steve was going to stay in the past because before Steve left, Bucky hugged him and said "Good Luck" and when Steve "returned," Bucky didn't look surprised to see him as an old man. Another great one, folks!

[@kyleyazzie2624]

I'd be down for a Disney+ series that was either 6 or 7 episodes long where each episode followed Cap putting each stone and mjolnir back

[@luisgomez8635]

One of my favorite shots was the lone Captain America looking across the valley at all of Thanos' forces converging, and then the sling rings begin to open... Chills, man, CHILLS.

[@Rodshark75]

I have heard people complaining about how pre-gauntlet Thanos was kicking the ass of the three main avengers. 1: In Infinity War, he was shown beating Hulk and Thor without the infinity stones (I do kind of think he was partially using the power stone, but I digress, the directors say different). 2: Wielding the stones took ALOT of concentration and effort so he wasn't at his full power/focus despite having the stones. Younger Thanos is unburdened with controlling the stones and keeping his focus. 3: His goal is in sight, his destiny is within his grasp, and he is lean and hungry. NOTHING is going to stop him now. THAT is the being that beat Thor, Cap, and Tony single handedly.

[@CWargh63]

Tony didn't speak after his snap basically so that his actual last words would be "I am Iron Man" - the prerecorded speech from Tony's hologram avoids the Deadpool 2 death scene. Also, one of Hawkeye's kids is named after both Nat and Pietro, so Wanda and Clint have been close since Age of Ultron.

[@wombatjo3022]

The line that made me cry "On your left" Guess that confirms The Winter Soldier is my fav MCU film.

[@MrComics89]

i think the movie with Thanos going into the future and nebula killing her younger self shows at least in the Marvel universe that it creates paradoxes or "people out of time" who no longer have an effect because they were removed from the normal law of things. it is like in the CW Flash show, Reverse Flash is still alive in the series and Legends of Tomorrow even though his distant ancestor the detective killed himself in season 1. Because Reverse Flash can time travel he is now removed from being affected by things

[@pbjoey703]

I loved seeing the 3 OG Avengers vs Thanos. It was such a fantastic finale, I have hope for the future but I’m happy if this would have been the ending of this journey everyone has been on since Iron man 1 back in 2008.

[@shaunmelrose4422]

My theater when they revealed cap with mjolnir and his shattered shield, the noise was awesome 👍👍👍

[@tithannisk7470]

Funniest moment among many... the interaction between Thor and Peter Quill

[@squanchy9017]

Christian Pereira honestly I liked it in Infinity War a lot more and I hope it’s short lived in Guardians 3. I think it’s funny but their Egos are better bounced off others who don’t challenge them with another big ego.

[@langleymneely]

My one gripe is that I really really REALLY do not want a prequel for Black Widows solo film. I liked Captain Marvel But prequels are more headache than they are worth, plus I don’t care about a past adventure when I know her fate. I hope and trust the MCU braintrust to figure it out but that’s probably my only issue with the film and it’s not even an issue, its totally on me!

[@ridge825]

I'll watch it once I watch the movie saving it in my watch later playlist. P. S I'm writing this with closed eyes to avoid spoilers

[@fangsabre]

I gotta say, the moment cap caught Mjolnir, I like stood up and did like a guttural victory roar in the middle of the theater. It wasn't a scream, it was like from the stomach full diaphragm roar. Not to mention, Tony Starks last words are not "I Am Iron Man". They're "Hey Pepp" Also, Cap being there is not a plot hole. He used the time GPS to go back to the future while everyone was on their time heist. So he just walked his ass to the park and sat and watched the battle from his bench, knowing they would win