Everything GREAT About Avengers: Endgame! (Part 1)

Endgame! You've all seen it, you all loved it, let's celebrate it! Maybe you'll even see some things you missed. Here's everything right with Avengers: Endgame!
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[@e_buckets7524]

9:41 I like how when Hulk says "I see this as a absolute win!" and it gets a win

[@dimorix6593]

DestroyerRex 10 I was totally waiting to see that line get a win 😂😂

[@e_buckets7524]

@@dimorix6593 Me too

[@CrashJakFan1994]

I expected him to react to that line. I wasn’t disappointed.

[@zaloeight]

CinemaSins: "This character would be great at CinemaSins" CinemaWins: "Hahaha... you're hired!"

[@carlosbarni8227]

"Doctor Strange sending message trough time and death" I didnt even think about that, amazing

[@DannyTanimoto]

Yeah, that's truly never something I even thought about. I predicted that he had to give it willingly to Thanos, but I never realized that was why. Lee's fucking awesome, dude

[@SmileKaroYaar]

Please explain it to me i still dont get it 😌😭 What you mean by "time and death" ??

[@samaritan29]

*through

[@lezhilo772]

@@SmileKaroYaar If Dr Stange didn't give the stone to Thanos, then Thanos would've just beaten it out of him. Then when the time heist was executed, Bruce wouldn't be able to convince The Ancient One because she would assume that Strange was simply trying his best to protect the stone and failing; and that he didn't have any idea whether they would win in the end or not. By giving the stone to Thanos willingly, The Ancient One would understand that Strange saw the one way they would win when Bruce told her that Strange gave the stone willingly, and hence would give the stone to Bruce to fulfil Strange's timeline.

[@SmileKaroYaar]

@@lezhilo772 thank you so much now i got it👍 You are great😊

[@JasonLopezII]

Natasha: See you in a minute Cinemawins and the rest of us:

[@yaliztrinidad4571]

It’s been a minute 😭come back 🥺

[@JasonLopezII]

@@yaliztrinidad4571 To this very day. It's still been a very long minute. We're still waiting. Maybe even Steve is still waiting for Natasha. But the rest of us are definitely. *sobs*

[@paulchristian5375]

We'll change the length of a minute.

[@jackdaw99]

I love that scene. Nat is all excited, Tony and Thor are scared as fuck but for different reasons. All of their eyes say so much right there

[@InfiniteFury2K]

*CinemaWins refuses to add a win for good reason*

[@peachjellow]

Should’ve added a win for rocket wearing quills scarf cause he was dusted

[@kevinthepilgrim]

It adds a lot because of their relationship in the second one.

[@jarodon6511]

Quill had a scarf?? Sorry I never noticed

[@peachjellow]

Jarod On A Horse yeah, in gotg 2, he’s wearing a long red scarf under his coat... it isn’t wrapped around his neck though

[@ihopeicanchangethisnamelat7108]

@@peachjellow I mean if Rocket wore it like that, he’d probably trip over it...

[@ohnobro1424]

You know the MCU’s doing something right if they can literally make you cry over a character wearing a scarf

[@cloudsmakemehappy]

I wish you had mentioned my favorite joke in the movie. When Thor comes up to explain The Aether, he is adamant that it is not a stone, and people should stop calling it a stone... then he immediately, in the next sentence, refers to it as a stone.

[@stevenbobbybills]

Angry sludge

[@Leviathis_Krade]

@@stevenbobbybills Forbidden Jello

[@razer666L]

Crimson Slurpee

[@IceBankMyselfTV]

Forbidden Kool Aid

[@SPACEHARICE]

Thor is really fucked up mentally You have to think about it for 1500 years his life was all glory with his mom dad brother and freinds behind him But with in less then 1% of his entire life time hes lost all his home his friends and his entire family

[@vickytaa1]

I would have won Scarlett Johansson's acting on that tiny bit where she's trying to swallow down tears as she eats her sandwich

[@davidsirmons]

She broke my heart in this movie. And I love her to pieces now for what her story was, and is.

[@andiran23]

It's sad how people forgot how amazing of an actress she is. She's done/said some really stupid stuff recently, but still, she has an astonishing track record and one of the most diverse film careers (in terms of genres I mean) out there

[@Hunterfalke]

I only ever saw her as a really great secondary character, but ScarJo and Karen Gilligan really shined this movie. Everybody brought their A-Game to Endgame.

[@shawndavis8576]

Agreed! That scene was on point. VERY believable, and shines HUGE light on her character!

[@eddysandland58]

victoria danesino, She's A Quality Actor!!! She Adds So Much Depth To Her Character!!! A Win Missed Eating Sandwich Scene!!!!

[@rayanrahal2944]

With ant man smiling during Thor’s story, I always interpreted as him being so out of the loop with all the crazy superhero space stuff that he’s genuinely enjoying the story cause it’s all so new to him

[@titotheninja]

thats what i thought too. for him, hes just starting his superhero thing. and now hes meeting all these other superheros and hearing all their adventures and is just fanboying it up, like any normal person would.

[@mak11t]

I heard someone say before because he’s so use to hearing luis’s story’s go so far off on a random tangent, he is the only one who follows the story when thor does the same. Dunno if that’s true or made up but I like it all the same

[@madtitanthanos7898]

To me it seemed like a forced smile where he barely even knows about space so he kinda enjoys the space stuff but is saddened by Thor's recalled memories so he jist tries to put on a smile.

[@kob22]

God bless y’all! We need to turn to Jesus as Lord and Savior and leave sin behind. Preach the Gospel! John 3:16

[@glennricafrente58]

Scott is new, and he was and is an Avengers superfan, so of course he listens with wonder at all the stories they tell. (Contrast this with the jaded, embarrassed, pained looks of all the OG Avengers who have lived through too much tragedy to be amused.)

[@ashwinikulkarni7122]

The avengers title card is the director's way of saying: 'This is where the fun begins'.

[@williamreid6255]

Ashwini Kulkarni Let them pass between us

[@roboman12370]

I love that prequel reference

[@khurvas9939]

i get that reference

[@adamlong6711]

Now let’s kill some children... of Thanos.

[@philippgrutzwurst2546]

*proceeds to slaughter younglings later*

[@UltimateVegetto]

Small thing. I love Natasha's smile when she says: "See you in a minute." Like this is what she was waiting for, this is their chance. Like she's filled with unending glee just by having the chance to do SOMETHING. Makes her death all the more gut-wrenching, but she did it with a smile on her face.

[@Pecisk]

I think this is what I really don't fully get some of discussions why she had to die (as she is lone woman and that's because). No. She believed in Avengers. She believed in her family, because that's what Avengers were for her. Her partners in saving world. And that what got destroyed. Taken away from her. So she died because she believed in their cause, in a chance for them to return, raise in the sun again so to speak. In that scene where they argue with Hawkeye which one should sacrifice themselves I was so torn apart because I believed both of them, I really believed any of them could die. She wasn't token hero of the team. She was best one.

[@matthewdavisson528]

She made such a big deal in the first Avengers movie about how much red she had in her ledger. The only way to wipe it out was to sacrifice herself to bring everyone back. Like Tony's sacrifice, Steve lifting Moljnir and also going back to relive his life with Peggy, this is a callback to the first movie and bringing the character full circle. Also, Natasha did get a funeral scene of sorts -- the one by the lake when they talk about whether they can bring her back and realize they can't.

[@brianfog9467]

Im virgin.

[@madeofcastiron]

when she and hawkeye were fighting over who to die, in my mind, i already expected it to be her because i know that sacrificing herself is what she would want. while the other og avengers were already trying their best to move on and live their best life, she was the only one who still had hope and a strong fire to try and reverse things. she was ready to die for a noble cause and i expected it. but i still couldn't stop the water works and the ugly butterflies in my stomach when i saw her fall and land on the ground.

[@CabezasDePescado]

nah, her death was random as hell, it was more like wtf why

[@Betadesk]

"He sent her a freakin coded message through time and death" That last line completely blew my mind

[@perrycarters3113]

Makes sense. He also had to actually have everyone fight Thanos with everything they had, because otherwise Thanos would suspect a trap or planned countermeasure. And he couldn't somehow prevent Quill from interfering because the Guardians are too hot-blooded to stand for a stranger in any way attacking one of their own, so Thanos would have broken out anyways. Basically, Strange had to do the entire fight like he had no foreknowledge, until eventually playing on Thanos' belief that threatening someone's life will cause the will of others to break and have them surrender the stone, while also very specifically surrendering it willingly so the message gets through to the Ancient One that he did so with a purpose behind it. Thanos has no idea Strange and Stark didn't know each other; as far as he knows, they could be best friends. The most he may have heard from Ebony Maw was that a human sorcerer held the Time Stone, and the Avenger known as Iron Man/Tony Stark attempted to intervene in the Maw's mission but failed to prevent the capture.

[@BaloonBoy7]

@@perrycarters3113 holy cow

[@thedarkknight9153]

Perry Carters Yup. You're right. And Thanos does play that card (do what I want or I'll kill someone you care about) twice just in Infinity War alone-first with Loki and Thor and again with Gamora and Nebula. In every instance it was coercion to obtain an infinity stone.

[@sacrificial420]

Friea Prydwen imbecile

[@JD______]

Strange literally watched over 14 million different scenarios play out. He just acted out the one that worked, not much thought needed there

[@Shermy203]

"I can do this all day" "Yeah I know" Future cap looks so annoyed like "is this how I sound like? Ugh"

[@legacyoflore1597]

As a teacher... I... I have to. It's "is this what I sound like"... I'm sorry

[@TheSliaz]

@@legacyoflore1597 Bruh

[@legacyoflore1597]

@@TheSliaz I'm sorry 😅

[@sirmaidixxyrekt7322]

Legacy of Lore It’s actually soundED since he is referring to his past self. #gradstudent #140iq 😋

[@legacyoflore1597]

@@sirmaidixxyrekt7322 true, true

[@nigeldeleeuw3000]

The kids who wanted a picture with Professor Hulk were the kids and a nephew of Mark Ruffalo, so he says: ‘listen to your mom, she knows what’s beter’, he is saying that to his own child’s in real life, and I think that’s kind off fun. P.S. Sorry for bad English, I’m from the Netherlands, not from USA or UK or something

[@ihopeicanchangethisnamelat7108]

Also the fact that in-universe, there’s a slightly more than 50% chance that their mum (sorry, MOM if you’re American) is dead/dusted.

[@lil_x_ninja214]

The little girl was actually Joe's Russo's daughter or niece. Even in the beginning who plays Clint's daughter, is actually Joe's daughter.

[@jamesleodelacruz]

Lol

[@randomandrew2356]

You have amazing English do not worry

[@pink_moose991]

Thanks I never knew that

[@davie9944]

Another win: the orchestra playing the Avengers logo in the beginning only has 1/2 of the normal amount of people in it.

[@TimdeKousemaeker]

That is actually pretty cool to go that far. Just shows how much thought went into this by Marvel. Now let's hope that spidey gets to stay in the MCU forever for one of these team-ups again

[@wanderlustwarrior]

But were the remaining half there in the recording studio, just getting "rest"s?

[@Drachendaemon1]

@@wanderlustwarrior im 99% certain they took a break outside the recoedibg room or just kept silence.

[@sspectre8217]

@@TimdeKousemaeker Then I have a pleasant surprise for you

[@wasteitonme544]

@@wanderlustwarrior They probably just sat there yeah. They probably record multiple pieces a day either way so one short song isn't probably that bad to sit through

[@teamcybr8375]

Here's a thing that absolutely must be in the next part: Hawkeye's bow. He completely gives up the bow after losing his family. He exclusively fights with his sword and flechettes. The first time he uses the bow again is when he fires the explosive arrow to try to stop Natasha. Because she's the only family he has left.

[@hdjebwh]

Oh wow

[@TheKazragore]

I'M NOT CRYING. YOU'RE CRYING.

[@Taliesyn42]

You know, I never even made that connection.

[@MsAngel0008]

Why are you making me cry

[@laurenguo3888]

some deep observation right there

[@aeroblaziken4145]

"Hail Hydra" was probably my most underdisscussed quote in this movie

[@keigoftw]

"Roast Nazi!Cap! Leave Nothing but the ash & despair that that stupid PR stunt left in its wake!!" Seriously how dare they leave parents to have to explain that thing to their sobbing 8 yr olds while going 'well of course its real... right? Oh well, guess you'll have to keep buying our comics to find out if caps really a *fascist* lol' There is a special place in hell for whoever came up with that. EDIT: It's apparently not clear but I'm voicing exaggerated schadenfreude here at the top.

[@Andrew-jh6nm]

@@keigoftw are u ok

[@Drachendaemon1]

@Andrew @Pamela Barton if you bring your 8 year old in a pg 12-14 movie (depending on country ofc), then you deserved it. There are tons of references it will miss. Even after 10+ years, i still find more and new references in older mcu movies i just didnt understood, either because i was just barely old enough to see them and wasnt taught links or science or knowledge (through school, social, family, generally growing up and understanding sarcasm, irony, or double meanings etc. better) or because i hadnt seen the pop/culture/whatever reference the movie reffered to, OR it just made no sense because it was lost in translation between languages. For example the Lebowsky reference. I just got that reference because i've seen the movie recently and now know 1. Thor looks like him and 2. Lebowsky and Obedigah Stane (Iron Man 1 villain) share the same actor.

[@ibrahimismail7881]

@@keigoftw Obiwan: so uncivilized

[@thatkidwiththehoodie]

@@Andrew-jh6nm Cap was initially created by a pair of Jewish immigrants in the middle of the Second World War. It shouldn't take a genius to figure out why having him work for the Nazis is in incredibly poor taste.

[@Miss_Myth]

9:51 The one win I was missing was here: "Tony, I don't know." "Why not? He made it for you." "... Thank you, Tony." There is *so much* in that quick moment; Steve's reluctance to be "the hero" again; Tony's acceptance of his dad's obsession/hero worship, and his acknowledgment that Steve is more than just the man with the shield, but he deserves to carry it; Steve's guilt over everything that's even partially related to him and the legend he created; and the true reconciliation of the break in Civil War. Just... quiet, simple, absolutely stellar moment for both.

[@kaguya6900]

One of my favorite parts of the movie was at the very beginning with Tony letting Nebula win the football game. He wouldn't have known it, but it might have been the first time anyone has casually let Nebula win anything.

[@malvanlondon8683]

I think it's even cooler than that. It could be the first time anyone's ever bothered to play a game with her!

[@restreven4455]

Not sure why but that’s me almost cry

[@cosmic2859]

Gamora never let her win, And tony was the first person in her life to let her feel like she accomplished something even if it was that small, God I love the scene even more now

[@smrttgrl]

I love it sooo much. Tony was always just walking around and quietly addressing and "fixing" the "broken" things, even people. Nebula need fun and acceptance, he gave her that. For godsakes she SMILED. Nebula in this movie was so awesome. My favorite was right in the beginning. She lets Tony finish the food and then gets him in the chair so he's more comfortable. Before she walks away, she bows her head to him. Ultimate respect.

[@PhilVaive]

I actually love Nebula in this movie. She's always been an entertaining character (the "it isn't ripe yet" joke from GOTG2 always gets me), but in Endgame she's just on a whole other level. Her emotional journey from where she was at the beginning of GOTG to becoming one of the Avengers is just amazing, and Karen Gillan portrayed it all perfectly. She still acts emotionally distant, but you can tell how grateful she is to finally have a family.

[@CrashJakFan1994]

Here’s a detail I liked in the scene where Tony gives Steve the shield back: it’s the first time we hear Captain America’s theme in the movie. Now go back to Infinity War, where it wasn’t heard at all, which had me wondering why since Silvestri composed both films. I tied back to the ending of Civil War when Steve abandons the shield and then to that scene in Endgame. That’s when I realized that throughout Infinity War, Steve didn’t take the Captain America moniker, hence why we didn’t hear his theme. The moment Tony gives the shield back and we hear the theme again, that’s the moment that not only reconciled their friendship, but saw the return of Captain America. Silvestri’s a genius.

[@DATFilms]

Just the callbacks on other themes, like the two first notes of Captain Marvel when she shows up at the Benatar. Ant-Man, Doctor Strange... I just love this soundtrack so much. There's so much to unpack with just the score... As you said: Silvestri's a genius.

[@3Rayfire]

It's simple organizational brilliance like that that makes the MCU harmonize so well. They actually put that much thought into the details.

[@DannyTanimoto]

@2Coop 4U Man, just let people enjoy shit. Is it really that hard?

[@QuadLamb]

2Coop 4U yeah because we have low intelligence for noticing a detail and liking a detail you don’t even acknowledge.

[@midniteoyl8913]

@2Coop 4U - Get a load of the friggin genius over here, huh? Him and his mom both upvoted it too.

[@blackbriar5806]

CinemaWins posts Endgame video before CinemaSins CinemaWins: “I have the high ground now”

[@elbermoramontero2769]

I see this as an absolute win!

[@jackofalltrades8412]

You can't win! *CinemaSins uploads video before part 2* CinemaSins: You underestimate my power!

[@TheTendermen]

@@jackofalltrades8412 *CinemaWins uploads parts 2 & 3 before CinemaSins* CinemaWins: Don't try it

[@Ralesigh]

"Avengers: Incinemy War"

[@colormedubious4747]

The Birdman beat 'em both with his preemptive parody strike.

[@godofpunder1875]

While it’s perfectly reasonable and even just common sense to assume that Tony Stark would do the right thing, I like to believe there’s also a subtle callback to civil war in his scene talking with pepper about time travel. After looking at the picture of him and peter, he decides to entertain an inkling of an idea to crack the time travel case. After finding he can do it, he still weighs his discovery against the chance that he could lose everything he’s gained in the last five years. He could easily just drop it. No one would ever know, and he would move on with his life. Outside the “but can you rest?” line, there’s another line I believe he dwells on. When he first meets Spider-Man, Peter says “when you can do the things I can do, and you don’t, and then the bad things happen... that’s on you”. And I’ll be damned if that doesn’t apply directly to Tony being literally the only one capable of figuring out time travel in under 5 minutes! I think he was operating on his own motivation for the greater good, validated by pepper’s understandings of his morality, and motivated by both the loss and wise words of a kid he saw as his own.

[@DoctorWhoKage]

It reminds me of one of the last words of the Twelfth Doctor (from Doctor Who): "Can't I ever rest? Can't I ever have peace?" And like with Tony Stark, the response is the same: it's your choice. It's his choice to settle down somewhere and retire from saving the world or (in The Doctor's case) the entire fuckin' universe.

[@TheHotBlade]

CinemaWins: ['Wins' Avengers: Endgame.] Literally everyone: *This put smiles on all of our faces.*

[@seantaggart7382]

sees cinema sins haasn done a thing me: CMON ALREADY!

[@reeceemery5176]

Not me

[@satstok7525]

Fuck me , you failed that qoute so bad lol

[@helton3425]

Not Us*

[@althealligator1467]

r/unexpectedcommunism

[@MetaNiteFM]

"Strange, he gave it away." "Willingly?" "Yes!" "...Why?" And in that moment, the Ancient One was all of us theorizing about Infinity War for a damn year.

[@thehorseformerlywithoutana2522]

Hold on while I consult the Time Stone to see all the possibilities for why he would do something so foolish. The only way...REALLY?!?! *sigh* Fine, whatever.

[@bolerobell]

I hope he talks about the bat-shit crazy stuff we will see in the MCU after Endgame, since the continuity where Thanos destroyed the Infinity Stones is the one the movies will continue living in, and in the Ancient One scene she talks about how the Infinity Stones protect the universe.

[@kob22]

God bless y’all! We need to turn to Jesus as Lord and Savior and leave sin behind. Preach the Gospel! John 3:16

[@DashhunterLP]

@@kob22 shut the fuck up mindless fanatic

[@DashhunterLP]

@@aubreyoliver2381 so is pushing your religion down everyone's throat

[@claude-alexandretrudeau1830]

CinemaWins: There are even empty shots in the logos where the dusted heroes should be. It really cements what a crushing defeat our heroes suffered from the last Avengers movie. CinemaSins: 45 seconds of logos!

[@alliyahjanecaelestis1512]

i really don't like cinemasins, i can't take so much negativity. but people seems to like him more

[@alliyahjanecaelestis1512]

@Geboinzki 28 and he actually does research, unlike sins' "the books doesn't matter"

[@split2961]

Geboinzki 28 even the movies that most people hate, even if they’re trash, CinemaWins still finds ways to look on the bright side.

[@starlight0313]

Alliyah Jane Caelestis yeah, the king of the monsters video is just bullcrap

[@crystallxix1493]

Alliyah Jane Caelestis cinemasins actually does a lot of research.... that quote comes from the fact that a movie shouldn't be judged based on the book

[@SuperiorPosterior]

One little detail that gets a win from me is how Tony's daughter, as soon as he picks her up during the first visit from the others, VISIBLY turns away from the others, refusing to look at them, even though it's obvious she's not scared by them. She can tell her daddy doesn't like them for some reason, and is thus not giving them her time or attention. It's a wonderful little detail that helped sell her and Tony's relationship for me: kids pick up on a LOT more than what most adults expect, and kids are especially perceptive of their parents' moods, turning Tony's guarded mood into outright dismissal from his daughter. Brilliant.

[@fdxburn4761]

Never noticed the snapped avengers were missing in the titles. Now that I’ve realised I love love that little attention to detail

[@ravenjmain]

fdxburn I definitely missed it

[@dysflexxia8204]

“I’ve waited my entire life for this...” Killmongre wasn’t just talking about his fight against T’Challa 😉

[@vain2521]

No one like its at 69

[@trixnn423]

I don’t get it don’t hate me

[@nemesis4347]

Trinity Shepherd yeah me neither

[@hanaomer4419]

Wait no someone explain please

[@johnathanthompson772]

hahha *T-Challa*

[@KoopaKoot]

Finally someone acknowledges that Strange gave up the stone so the Ancient One would as well.

[@magnusprime962]

KoopaKoot And also so that Tony would survive and be ready to sacrifice himself.

[@RandomJayne]

My theory was that Strange and the gang had to fight Thanos first because he needed Tony to be put in mortal peril. Strange needed Tony in peril so he'd have an excuse to offer up the stone in exchange for his life. The exchange would ensure that Tony would be exempted from the snap because Thanos was a man of his word and it would've been dishonest to agree to spare him for the stone and then use the stone to dust him. Strange knew Tony was the only one who could figure out time travel so he needed a 100% guarantee that Tony would survive the snap. Nebula and Thor were likewise exempted from the snap because of Loki and Gamora's compromises, allowing them to go on to play vital roles in the time heist and following battle. But Wanda and Star-Lord got dusted and the loved ones they tried to sacrifice to stop Thanos ended up dying "permanently" and in vain.

[@officerspooder]

Thanos was inevitable he was going to get the time stone on titan no matter what, atleast when strange gave it up it was for a good reason to save Tony's life

[@KrK007]

@@RandomJayne I agree. Strange basically saw everything that needed to happen and then tried his best to make sure it did.

[@KrK007]

@@officerspooder Agreed. Infinity War basically telegraphed this to us as well; At the start you have Strange saying he will protect the Time stone at all costs, even at the expense of their lives. Strange says "we're in the End game now..." Then Thanos threatens Tony's life and he's like "Ok" and hands it over... obviously, because he'd already seen that it was their only chance.

[@Simeon_Harris]

i love how whenever professor hulk moves, you can hear his feet hitting the floor. it gives the cgi character so much "weight" and realism

[@josefrootgum]

Back in 2008, my friends who never read comics: 'We like iron man because he's a realistic superhero.' In Endgame, Tony Stark is interacting with a talking racoon like he was Garfield and my same friends thinks its just normal. Great job, MCU! Very well done.

[@ZeroB4NG]

I was always more of a SciFi guy. I freaking loved how realistic they made Iron Man in the first 2 movies, it was more of a SciFi movie than Cartoon Hero movie. (the Arc Reactor is basically the same thing as a Warp Core, impossible amount of power at a small convenient scale that makes all other fantastic tech possible). By Iron Man 3 they lost a good chunk of that realism... (how do those individual parts of the Armor fly? Without being connected to the power source which is the Arc Reactor? How do you make parts fly this fast and navigate that have no aerodynamics like a faceplate or a hand? Where is the fuel for these little thrusters coming from? (i can maybe just about accept that they manage to hover in the air, but they fly MILES at high speeds in the movie, that is just... no!) None of that tech makes much sense anymore.) When i look at Ultron in age of Ultron it is the same thing, that guy must way several tons, yet he hovers in mid air like a magical cartoon Super Hero ...and he has the tiniest thrusters i've ever seen, to get that guy in the air it would require a ton of thrust and there'd be so much smoke you couldn't see him anymore. I absolutely do have my issues with the realism of Avengers post Iron Man 2 and Avengers. Then the final battle in IM3 was absolutely terrible, most of the Armors were only shown for a few frames, they all deserved much more Screentime, but the worst part is that the enemies were literally ripping out handrailing, yellow metal sticks, throwing them at the armors and they instantly exploded, you can only really it if you watch it in slow motion, analyze it frame by frame, the stuff is cut so fast you don't even see why they explode. It is a lame final battle for a movie and it is cut so fast you don't understand what is going on, just bad. So we are going from taking a Tank Shell in Iron Man 1, turning around and shooting a missile back at it and shrugging it off, to exploding armors that get hit by yellow aluminum sticks. ...and it all makes sense when you get told that the dude who made the first 2 movies is not the dude who made the third. The shift in tone and reduced realism is just sad. But really they dumbed down the Armros for IM3 because the villains were just not powerful enough, they could have shot laserbeams out of their eyes instead of throwing yellow hand rails and i would not have had a problem with any of it. But they decided to make the Iron Man Armors suck... and that i don't appreciate after 2 movies of building it up as this awesome piece of tech. I still love every Iron Man and Avengers movie, but you know... pet peeves and nitpicks.

[@ImThe5thKing]

But that's why I love the MCU, the heroes feel real. They make mistakes, have jokes, banter, all of that. I can't say much for DC heroes because I only have watched Wonder Woman but still she seemed like she was written to be a charming, over-achieving hero and it didn't feel as authentic. Even if the characters could never be real, the writing is done so well in the MCU that it truly feels like they are. (Okay I can't say they all will never be real, it's inevitable that militaries could all have Captain America type soldiers and/or Iron Man suits for every soldier in like 200 years.)

[@CaptAmerica300]

@@ImThe5thKing That's why I was always a bigger fan of Marvel growing up. So many heroes were just everyday people, Cap was a kid with a good heart, Spider-man and Hulk were victims of circumstance, all of the X-men never asked for powers. Sure some, like Tony and Thor, are super because of what they had before, both were born into power, but there are not that many that fit the criteria. As a kid it was one of those things where you can imagine that tomorrow you'll be bit by a radioactive spider, or you will start developing some power around puberty. I'd be a liar if I said that wasn't a big reason why i like them today.

[@CaptAmerica300]

@@ZeroB4NG I believe you found one of the 14,000,605 reasons why IM3 is at the bottom of most people rankings of the MCU, including mine.

[@TenaciousJoe24]

I thought he was a build a bear

[@TheTradge]

I'm disappointed you didn't win "it's a baby", "it's Scott", "as a baby!" "he'll grow!" XD

[@3Rayfire]

Optimism win.

[@Real_MisterSir]

ahh the classic "half full vs half empty" scenario :D

[@clockworkkirlia7475]

Dad Win

[@Randoman590]

I just love the entire conversation between Banner and the Ancient One. Two brilliant minds talking about the same concepts but through different lenses, of Science and the Mystic Arts respectively, respecting each other and each acknowledging when the other is right about something. And also how Banner gets thrust into this world of Magic and just takes it in stride, intuitively figuring out that he can interact with the projections too and make his point.

[@zippy1981dotnet]

Basically the opposite of when Ward and Coulson can't operate the FitzSimmons 3d touch screen computer on the bus.

[@oddeyes9413]

The portals scene is everything we never knew we wanted granted to us upon a golden, jewel encrusted platter.

[@AL_50428]

That is the single greatest scene in film history and no one can convince me otherwise

[@isitbriannieves]

What I love about Thor’s “I went for the head” is that it’s the perfect representation of an angsty teenager who wants to appear strong to his friends and family, but really he’s dying on the inside. Probably the most emotional scene of the movie for me

[@blakeanderson724]

Also idk if you were thinking this, but he’s also basically a teenager in his race 1500 and id assume he’ll live to about 7000-10,000 years and he’s practically 15 years old

[@patrickgracias5782]

Blake Anderson but don’t asgardians get reborn when they die? That’s why Odin beat surtur 500 000 years ago

[@Nishith8]

@@patrickgracias5782 half a million i think is hyperbole if you watch that scene again. But yes odin was very old

[@handtomouth4690]

If they could be reborn then Odin's father, Bormir, would be alive. Idk where you heard that.

[@patrickgracias5782]

Handtomouth in Norse mythology the asgardians have a life cycle and ragnarok is the end of the cycle then they reborn

[@camnunes8847]

11:40 Rhodey goes back in time to find baby Thanos and kills him, then returns to present day BOOM YOU LOOKING FOR THIS!?

[@ChristopherMB87]

Cam Nunes oh god Rhodes what did you do...?

[@jackofalltrades8412]

*none of the avengers laugh* Rhodes: Oh cmon the others (the guardians) found that funny!

[@mariostarfan20]

fun fact: in comics thanos mother try to kill the moment she saw him because in world humanoid god beings one might freak out over giving birth to a deviant creater so i call that bit of a reference

[@patrickcarrera5956]

No win for *I lost the kid* when tony comes back to earth and talks with Steve? :(

[@EdslilNeko]

Ugh, that scene killed me!! And the way that Steve starts to go to help Tony before Pepper does, but stops himself because he knows Tony's probably still mad at him and won't want his help? MY HEART!!

[@trafalgusapple6948]

Can't win everything.

[@JamesDarcon2007]

@@trafalgusapple6948 I mean he'd have to Win nearly the entire movie in this case haha

[@willemboele2079]

he didn't win a lot of things that should have been winned

[@lunacouer]

Don't forget y'all - there's a Part 2. He always wraps back around to the more poignant moments to discuss the themes of the whole movie. He may not come back to this, but I'm giving our guy the benefit of the doubt. :)

[@skygirlBAJ]

One thing I noticed that I really like is when Tony comforts Strange after he comes back from his 14,000,605 future visions. Tony reassures Strange that he's back in the present because with PTSD, he's probably also spent many nightmares back in the cave in Afghanistan and the Battle of New York and probably has woken up a lot not knowing if he was back in reality or not. He didn't even know what Strange was doing but could understand Strange had lost touch with their reality for a moment and Tony understands that all to well and gave Strange what had helped him during those nights. Reassuring him that yes, he was back. He was safe. (For the moment at least). I think it was a beautiful underappreciated moment for Tony's character.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

Here's a perspective change for you: thor is thousands of years old, so a 5 year slump is just a bad weekend in his perspective.

[@gamebond6248]

In all these years he never took the blame for killing half of the living beings in the universe on himself... Hows that for your perspective?

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

@@gamebond6248 True, that would be quite the defeat. I suppose it could've lasted hundreds of years if he hadn't been able to do something about it.

[@justsomejerseydevilwithint4606]

@Emma Culp I'm just saying it might be a less impactful *duration* of depression for a being of his lifespan

[@dellytancyl524]

In Infinity war, when the guardians rescue him, Thor tell Rocket he's 1500 years old.

[@rkstevenson5448]

@@dellytancyl524 I was going to point that out as well. He's not quite as old as the original commenter suggests. Also, it's unlikely that five years, even for someone who's 1500 years old, wouldn't feel like five years. Time isn't that subjective, even for gods.

[@crankfastleuwu]

Not enough people are talking about how *Rocket slapped a GOD.*

[@TheAzCorner]

Slapped him Hard, too

[@GeorgiiiVaampire]

The only god-like thing Thor has is the fact that he controls Mjolnir, Stormbreaker and the whole storm itself. Without it he is just a regular human.

[@crankfastleuwu]

@@GeorgiiiVaampire "and the whole storm itself." If you watched Ragnarok you know full well he doesn't need either of those weapons to be super powerful, more powerful than all of them save for maybe the Hulk. (Though, Thor nearly beat him in Ragnarok too.) Regular human, my butt. X'D

[@GeorgiiiVaampire]

@@crankfastleuwu I quote myself now just to point out your stupidity: "controls Mjolnir, Stormbreaker *_and the whole storm itself_* ". Please read more carefully next time.

[@crankfastleuwu]

@@GeorgiiiVaampire i know, I was reading back *what you said.* Without the weapons, he still has the storm no matter what. That's a LOT more powerful than a regular human, dude.

[@jacksonparkinson1805]

Everyone in my theater went “Whattt? Seriously??!” As soon as the five years later title card was shown on screen.

[@abigailcarroll6982]

everyone in my theater was dead as a fucking doornail. And one lady had the nerve to shoosh me during the portal theme. I about slapped her

[@animelvr99]

@@abigailcarroll6982civil war in theater audience

[@JDM12983]

Why was everyone so ""shocked" just because they decided to pass some time in a movie? So many movies do that.

[@zachfierro7105]

JDM12983 Mainly because that we didn’t expect our characters to live with their failures and now they’re living in a world where 1/2 of the world is gone

[@RileyHarrisVFX]

Everyone in mine went “ohhh noooo” under their breath

[@asimpletaco4665]

I teared up when thor just had a mental breakdown in front of rocket. Hes been through so much from losing his entire family to letting down half of the universe (in his perspective). Its just so sad to see him in such a depressed state.

[@xaviervaiotu2778]

I feel bad for him

[@dahteddybear328]

But it's amazing showing our heroes not being okay is okay

[@pheonixflame1568]

"Strange knew he had to give the stone willingly to Thanos, it couldn't be taken because then the Ancient One wouldnt have known Strange saw the only out come in which they win" ... *wait* "Why did you do that?" *"There was no other way."*

[@donnamoncrief9563]

I never looked at it that way until he explained it but it makes sense, The Ancient One might have never given Banner the Stone if She knew it was taken by Thanos, but knowing Strange gave it willingly to Thanos she must have understood Strange had a plan

[@TheRandomGangsta]

Jay Moncrief it’s almost like Dr. Strange, through Bruce Banner, is communicating to the Ancient One the plan for victory.

[@malvanlondon8683]

Yes, simple as that - she learned from what Bruce said. That's how she knew it was right to give Banner the stone. But she could indeed see the future enough to know what Dr Strange would become - and that he would be "the best of us".

[@dr.boring7022]

Tony: "Why did you do that?" Strange: *"There was no other way."* Tony: "You mean you couldn't have teleported Starlord away? Cut off his arm? Reverse Thanos through time into a baby?" Strange: "....well damn, Sherlock. Do you want me to bargain as well?"

[@sukondisnuts8806]

@@dr.boring7022 maybe thanos was strong enough to recover the gauntlet and thats why that would not have worked

[@BredToUpset]

Disappointed that there wasnt a win added for Tony's line when giving Cap his shield back. "Why? He made it for you". A brilliant yet subtle callback to their fight in Civil War "that shield doesnt belong to you, my father made that shield"

[@dwainfrett5385]

He skipped over the part where Tony tells Steve "I lost the kid". That part got me in the feels. 😥

[@amunishan1475]

Dr strange: If I tell you, it won’t happen. *Him at the beginning of infinity war* *Congratulations on your wedding*

[@soniakernel754]

He wasn't spoiling a future event. Tony getting married would be a big deal and likely plastered all over every media outlet available. Strange probably saw or heard the announcement somewhere. That's all.

[@Nandermonium]

Sonia Kernel if I recall he actually made the announcement as cover for the interview that peter was supposed to do if he accepted starks offer in Homecoming, no?

[@soniakernel754]

@@Nandermonium yup, which is why I'm saying Strange probably saw/heard it.

[@infinitygauntlet101]

Getting married and saving a universe has a really huge difference though.

[@juul_mp4359]

I really wish you would've commented on Tony in the beginning when he said "I lost the kid" and "I said we'd lose. And you said 'we'll do that together too' " and all that

[@Andjelka99]

In part 2?

[@christinajensen563]

I think he is saving all of RDJ's wins for the conclusion. Or at least I hope he will.

[@gaberiando]

Baby at the end: All together: AAAAwwwwwww

[@CrowR75]

Anyone else waiting for "on your left"?

[@izlshf5879]

Meantime, here's tiny guy being tiny.

[@nyasha1988]

Tony: "Ratchet how's it going?"' RR: "It's Rocket. Take it easy, you're only a genius on earth pal," 🔥🔥🔥

[@adrianestrada5736]

And confirmation that Tony is a PlayStation guy. Lol!😆

[@WebbedManiac]

Well, any genius in space didn't figure out time travel.

[@chandrasekarasaraswathi1589]

Well Tony Stark figured out time travel, so he is the head of the genius school and is the most intelligent person.

[@person43]

Found out nanotech on his own (yes people in space have already but they most likely had tons of experts and high tech materials and whatnot) And time travel, repulsor technology, missles that only need to be fired once and you'd have demolished Hiroshima twice as much, and pair of glasses with a name associating to what would be his upcoming death

[@kiloneie]

@@person43 None of their nano tech like what Starlord uses for his Aero Rig and mask even does anything. They might have figured out nano tech before using a ton of people and resources, but none of them have used it in such an impact as Tony did.

[@olliebriggs7104]

Thor being able to summon Mjolnir and proving that someone can still be "worthy" despite depression and survivor's guilt definitely deserved a mention, I think

[@Mariokemon]

isn't that later? I cant remember the order of events

[@matthewdavisson528]

@@AliB333 Steve returns it at the end when he takes the stones back. You can see the hammer resting at his feet.

[@garyhall2770]

He'll cover that in the part 2 video. He can't leave out how the first thing Frigg did was check out Thor's new eye.

[@professionalritarde4989]

Is it just me or does thor sound destroyed when he says "I went for the head"

[@magnusprime962]

Thanos 1 It’s not you, it was definitely intentional. He’s clearly thinking “If I had only done that earlier, we could have avoided all of this. This is my fault, and I can’t even find satisfaction in killing this empty husk before me.”

[@AL-ov9wx]

It always killed me that in the theater people laughed at that line. It wasn’t meant to be comedic to me, it was meant to be a devastating moment for him.

[@KrK007]

@@AL-ov9wx It was. You can feel everything in that line and his face.

[@turq1824]

@@AL-ov9wx Idiots really laughed at that? That part was horrible. It showed how badly thanos fucked his head up.

[@blackout3681]

Anti World so Thor fucked his head up

[@rahgodbee1]

Hands down one of my favorite scenes and pieces of cinematography was when Scott was running to his old house. In the cinemas, I could feel the panic and hopefulness of Cassie being alive bc the audience didn’t know either. And also, thank you for acknowledging such a great indie tracking shot. The score had me on edge too.

[@thedrinkerofH2O]

2:43 Actually, in the opening title, half of the instruments are muted, that’s why you hear the other instruments a bit more, therefore the score sounds different, making you feel that other instruments are added when it’s actually just you hearing more quiet instruments that you didn’t hear before because of the full orchestra.

[@icedcxffee2159]

"See you in a minute :D " **literally subtracts a win** we all felt that :'(

[@taysem321]

He didn't substract it (still 98), he added one and then removed it in like a millisecond

[@icedcxffee2159]

@@taysem321 ye ye and everyone saw it too uwu

[@equinox3141]

Surprised you didn't talk about two things: The opening with the Avengers score, there's only half the instruments And when Morgan says love you 3000, that's in response to Tony says I love you a ton. Since a ton = 2000, it's her way of saying, I love you more

[@gathoblaster4329]

a ton is just 1000kg though...

[@ToastyNova]

Gathoblaster but it’s roughly 2200 pounds

[@SA80TAGE]

he says "love you tonnes" plural, so the kg measurement still works.

[@sukondisnuts8806]

I think she just meant 3000 tons not 3000 pounds which would be more logical since tony said i love you tons

[@Nothing_Important671]

I never thought about it this way. Always did think she meant it as 3000 lbs. Which is more than 1 ton. BUT since Tony said "tons", having her mean 3000 tons; makes so much more sense.

[@bluepenguin3506]

Has anyone figured out the math for the GOTG being alive percentage? (1:24) The range that CinemaWins gave was 62.5% to 87.5%. 62.5% equals to 5/8 guardians dead, and 87.5% equals to 7/8 of the guardians dead. I think that he definitely counted these guardians, as they were the current group of guardians at the start of infinity war. 1. Star Lord 2. Gamora 3. Drax 4. Rocket 5. Groot 6. Mantis However, if you want to consider other characters as guardians, you can also consider 7. The Original Groot 8. Yondu 9. Nebula 10. Thor From the first 6 guardians, already 5 of them died. To minimise the death count, you can count in Nebula and Thor as guardians. Since they both survived the snap thanks to their siblings, the death percentage would be 5/8, 62.5%. Next, to maximise the death count, you can count in Yondu and the original Groot instead, as they both died in GOTG 1 and 2 respectively. The death percentage would be as high as 7/8, or 87.5%, as only rocket survived. Option A (62.5%): 1. Star Lord (Dusted) 2. Gamora (Yeeted off a cliff) 3. Drax (Dusted) 4. Rocket (Survived) 5. Groot (Dusted) 6. Mantis (Dusted) 7. Nebula (Survived) 8. Thor (Survived) Option B (87.5%): 1. Star Lord (Dusted) 2. Gamora (Yeeted off a cliff) 3. Drax (Dusted) 4. Rocket (Survived) 5. Groot (Dusted) 6. Mantis (Dusted) 7. The Original Groot (Crashed into Xandar) 8. Yondu (Mary-Poppined himself into space without oxygen) This is my attempt at the maths, because I scrolled through the comments and could not find anyone else doing the maths. If someone else HAS done it, sorry and I promise I'm not copying you :) (Edit) Thanks for all the likes guys I really appreciate it :D Also just want to clarify that I think option B was made to count the main guardians from ONLY the first two guardians movies, that's why it includes the original Groot and Yondu. Meanwhile option A was made to count the guardians at the end of Endgame, and supposedly at the start of guardians vol. 3, since Gamora is technically alive now, and Nebula and Thor seem to have joined the group too.

[@abhigyanghosal6469]

Thanks

[@andrewheaney4874]

Great work... but I think you forgot Kraglin. Who was confirmed to have survived the snap. Maybe thats who CW meant instead of Thor?

[@disgruntledradish6106]

I'm sorry but "tweeted of a cliff", and "mary Poppined into space," are the only way I will be talking about their deaths now

[@brandontierney358]

Yeeted off a cliff has me in stitches 😂😂😂

[@senselesslibraa]

I wasn't prepared for yeeted off a cliff

[@pokedude720]

Another win in my book: on the massive "graves" of those who were dusted, there is one "Stanley Lieber" listed.

[@razahyder8541]

Daniel Myhre Seriously?

[@lydia-exe]

*insert suprised Pikachu meme*

[@deadlockadventures4607]

Wow...

[@westmcgee9320]

Wow

[@matthew_natividad]

Where

[@mckayleem3098]

I love what you pointed out about Nat’s red roots growing out. Not only is it consistent with her character but it’s symbolic of what the snap has done to her. All this loss stripped everything away. There’s nothing left to hide behind and no reason left to hide.

[@hollykm]

I’ll never forget seeing this movie on opening night (as I did with infinity war) and the audience’s reactions to all the big moments, and the small ones too, like all of the gasps at “five years later”

[@wanderlustwarrior]

I hope when you get to the return of the fallen, and the movie's ending, you give the following wins for certain continuity points regarding the Falcon and Cap (besides "On your left", of course): 1. Falcon was chronologically the last hero we saw disappear (assuming all locations started getting dusted at the same time), and the first one we heard return. 2. Steve spent the time skip taking on Sam's old job of being a PTSD counselor, an implicit suggestion that Sam had the right mix of qualities to be Cap in and out of costume, beyond just punching one's way out of problems, as Natasha stated in Civil War. Bonus: Endgame was also the completion of the set of movies Marcus, McFeely, the Russos, and Feige all worked on together. They ended it the same way they started, in reverse. Going from duty calling, to a quiet moment between Steve and Sam, then Steve getting one of those moments he missed. I wonder if Steve was waiting to share Trouble Man with Peggy when it came out.

[@andiran23]

I thought you were talking about Transformers 2. Got so confused

[@sambridgers9543]

@@andiran23 Same here.

[@forestplaysgames]

"Everything GREAT About Avengers: Endgame! (Part 1) " boss music starts playing

[@crimsonhunter7598]

Avengers theme intensifies

[@jjwang7597]

Cue the earrape megalomania!

[@iandalrymple6327]

14:22 It's worth noting that there's also a bit of irony there. Thanos's obsession with his own plan keeps him from doing anything else, like just doubling everything.

[@ralphone3694]

"I've been looking forward to this" quote Count Dooku

[@crimsonhunter7598]

"This is where the fun begins"

[@batvader9511]

Hello there

[@potatolord5827]

@@batvader9511 General Kenobi

[@joec7217]

My powers have doubled since the last time we meant, Count

[@DarkDisasterKid]

Do it

[@lonely_roberts4971]

One of the most likable KZbinrs winning one of the best movies of all time... Now that’s a win

[@sambridgers9543]

An absolute win.

[@moon_girl4468]

What do you mean of 2019 I think you meant of all time, sorry to nitpick.

[@lonely_roberts4971]

Jacob Rank It’s ok. I did a copy common my mistake I am gonna change it

[@andybradley8347]

Winning*

[@trafalgusapple6948]

"Best movies of all time" are you serious?

[@atomsorcerer8356]

Potentially missed win: Apparently the time travel suits they're wearing before actually going back in time are fully CG, and you can't even notice.

[@babyyoshi3099]

Seems like kind of a waste of money.

[@j_shoe]

@@babyyoshi3099 not really because they had to film around the actor's schedules and the only way to do that was to film IW and EG back to back. However, that meant that they just did not have time to design the suits. They literally just didn't have any other choice.

[@appal5052]

Atom Sorcerer Aside from the obvious nanotech-y helmets being CG, I would’ve never noticed the whole suit was CGI. After seeing their CGI process for Professor Hulk though, I’m not impressed. These mfs at Marvel Studios have it mastered. Except BP tho lol

[@joekaput747]

Once you know this, you can kind of see it in the close up of Clint's boots when he goes back to his farm. It's a little too smooth for anything physically there, but that's about it

[@Saatchy]

Rest in peace Chadwick Boseman, you will be greatly missed.

[@dr.braxygilkeycruises1460]

🖤✊🏽🖤 #WakandaForever

[@erinnix3197]

RIP. He will be missed.

[@matthiasck]

You totally need to run past your baby boy and tell him: "On your left."

[@heartremovedsecretly]

I just realized that in AOU, Clint’s kid couldn’t find his mitt... cuz Clint took it

[@randomcitizen3939]

Bruh....

[@jenzvoice]

OhMyGosh 😳

[@zeroforkgiven]

Are you f-ing kdding me?

[@mikaelcyr3942]

Bruh moment

[@sharandeep9816]

But everything you change will creates an alternate timeline though.

[@multiverseman4017]

2:49 I was watching this movie with my Mom, Aunt, and little brother Noah. When this moment came up, Noah literally said, "Language" out loud in the theater and everyone laughed.

[@katebradley1475]

When he said that peter was Tony’s surrogate son I just started crying. Like I know it and have always known it. But each time I hear it, it just hurts

[@beef9]

Dab

[@dakgoss2023]

I never even thought of that being the reason Strange gave Thanos the time stone. I just accepted that that was just part of the future where they win but the idea that it would be a coded message to the Ancient One in a different timeline is crazy

[@TheUkuleleAffair]

Dak Goss well you’re right it is part of the one future they would win. the coded message is just part of that

[@ZesPak]

In Infinity War Thanos was about to kill Tony, I thought he knew he had to give it to him, but mainly to keep Tony alive. This extra take on it is great.

[@kathrynvincent1563]

Prof. Hulk giving Antman extra tacos was one of my favorite moments especially because it's so unexpected and soft

[@wanderlustwarrior]

But they were hard shell tacos.

[@bodhisattvaFM]

That was the best.

[@barnacleboi2595]

The thing i find fuckin mindblowing is the fact that prof hulk has enough control over his massive muscles to hold a hard shell taco without it breaking in the first place lol

[@opax]

The whole thing with Strange letting Thanos have the time stone so the ancient one would realize this is the only way is so underappreciated I love that so much.

[@williampearce5757]

11:42, anybody else notice that when Rhodey makes the "garrote wire" gesture, his hands still somehow made the sound-effect, despite them being empty?

[@samuelstensgaard4828]

I thought he was making the sound himself

[@person43]

Cracking knuckles... yes... nothing big about that

[@JackDespero]

That is the sound of pressing muscles moving.

[@williampearce5757]

@@JackDespero Sounds more like a tightening rope to me.

[@williammccormick2802]

Pause at 8:27 The "Stark Internship" sheet is upside down, which gives Tony the idea of the inverted strip that figures out time travel a few mins after he's done with the dishes. Boss.

[@radicaladz]

@10:50 - One detail that a lot of people miss that I love from this scene: during his Refusal of the Call moment and whilst visibly experiencing PTSD, Thor places an aggressive hand on Professor Hulk, who, in an uncharacteristic display of self control, just stands there, smiling confidently, and simply and calmly tells him to take his hand away. Not only does this show how far Hulk has come, but how much his relationship with Thor has evolved - he can see his friend is in pain and empathizes with him, but he is *still* the Hulk, and he will not have puny gods prodding him in the chest.

[@MARINE_VIRUS]

*Cap Gets Mjolnir* Me: *Has happy mental breakdown*

[@DB-ny7nw]

>metal

[@MARINE_VIRUS]

@@DB-ny7nw *sneak 100*

[@enderdragoness546]

This is literally my reaction when I saw this cause in Avenger: Age of Ultron, Cap tries to lift Thor hammer and it slip a bit and you can see Thor face of disbelief aka "impossible" look in the movie. So seeing Cap lifting Thor Hammer is basically like "he did it HE FINALLY DID IT" reaction God I've watched Avenger so many time I almost could memories everything and little detail except for endgame due to being it the newest

[@fishysouup]

I still have a great fan girl moment about it whenever it happens

[@jugalaxy2197]

Lmao when I saw that on the theaters, *literally everyone* started SCREAMING LOUD AS FUCK and I was just like *_"HOLY SHIIIII-"_*

[@theSonicguy001]

2:57 you also forget that this camera angle reflect’s Tony’s when he went to space in the first Avengers

[@TheWeeklyFangirl]

I never even thought about that!

[@charliekay5905]

10:10 I never noticed the sparks coming from the car! Makes sense as I bet the suspension wasn't designed for a hulk.

[@Onaterdem]

Another win: The paper they were holding was inverted in the picture of him and Peter which Tony saw in the shack. Then he tried the inverted Mobius strip. (Seriously, what even is that?)

[@ZefulStarson]

Chirality. How you twist a rectangle to make a mobius strip determines it's "handedness" which changes some of it's properties when it's part of other systems.

[@awolfalone2006]

A mobius strip is a three dimensional figure that has only one side.

[@gustavowadaslopes2479]

@@ZefulStarson Basically, left or right twist then.

[@TheVergile]

@@awolfalone2006 it has only one side, but two chirality configurations

[@Onaterdem]

@@awolfalone2006 Yeah, and how do you invert it is what I mean

[@Professor_Gamble]

12:53 one of the most missed callbacks by all of these geek channels. When Peter Quill gave a similar speech to a bunch of morons standing in a circle Rocket was having none of it. Now, he embraces the motivational speech. Character growth.

[@AegixDrakan]

Well also, to be fair, Cap is way better at it than Quill. XD

[@harrynelson6386]

I love nebulas response when Tony tells her she won

[@AegixDrakan]

It had me going "awwwwww, she's never won at anything, this must be so special to her...Someone needs to give her a hug..."

[@thedarkknight9153]

Aegix Drakan Haha! I never made that connection as to why she was so shocked when he said it.

[@clockworkkirlia7475]

@@AegixDrakan OH. OH NO I MISSED THAT BIT.

[@rynn9297]

I just love the shot of Steve seeing space for the first time. It looks almost exactly like the shot where Tony saw space for the first time in the first Avengers movie. I don’t know if they did that on purpose, but it’s really beautiful.

[@AshtonSnapp]

11:37 Another version of the “would you kill baby Hitler” problem

[@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7]

Which for any moral, decent person should be a resounding NO. The fact that you know he is going to do massive evil in the future doesn't change the fact that at that particular moment he's utterly innocent.

[@soniakernel754]

At least unlike Voldemort in HP, we'd know how to actually kill a baby

[@oswaldii3258]

@@Zartoo_3rd_Overlord_ofBlargon7 baby thanos was still evil, he killed a lot of animals before moving on to his own species.

[@freddyjumpandrun7484]

NPC 000075A6 yeah it would be better to kill him at the time when he actually became the monster everyone remembers him as.

[@iangreer4585]

Deadpool would. XD

[@Odbarc]

I wish when he handed off his shield at the end and Falcon holds the shield for the first time, it would have been on his right hand and Cap could say, tongue-in-cheek, "On your left."

[@PhilVaive]

OH THAT WOULD HAVEE BEEN AWESOME and I would have been sobbing.

[@DerultimativeOzzy]

Personally, the biggest win from me is how this movie managed to maintain Thanos' ability to make really epic, quotable lines that you just see being used long time after the movie came out. Its the biggest internet culture surprise that I have witnessed in my near 23 years on this earth. 1 movie villian that gets quoted so much and becomes the source for dozens of meme templates. Seriously, I wonder how proud the writers must have felt like when we got Thanos memes and quotes left and right after Infinity war came out and how long they have lasted. I like to believe that in the later part of the movie where Thanos quotes himself saying " I am inevitable",that this is a meta joke from the writers. In the story it highlights the cunningness of Thanos as his " younger self" is still a force to be reckoned with. The writers however were like " yeah we've seen you guys quote almost every line from Thanos and make memes out of it. Even Thanos would quote himself." So even without that meme context, its a good line. A detail that made me love the movie a lot more.

[@scottyoshihara2458]

I enjoy that the movie is a chess term, the last move before a win but there is the possibility of sacrifice.

[@CaptainCJ97]

Damn, no Hawkeye "don't give me hope" scene

[@christophermxyzptlk7155]

"You may not even notice right away..." ... but your brain did.

[@OsvaldoChannel1]

i watched the movie 5 times and i didn't notice it... talk about attention to detail *ding*

[@tatenoble8470]

The scene when thor is explaining the stone to Lang is one of my favorites in the whole MCU because it has my two favorite characters

[@duhitsray1832]

Is no one going to talk about how Thanos stays saying “I am inevitable” then he dies😹

[@crimsonhunter7598]

It's called famous last words ;)

[@jeffreyquinde6707]

duhitsray Well he completed his mission, so he was cool with dying

[@toughshit330]

Death is inevitable

[@tensixtag9265]

thanos won in all of the realities. except the one where he take himself out of time. so there exist only one reality where the snap never happened. it wasnt a win and that reality where the snap never happened is prime for a new villian.

[@onatgz]

and twice, lol

[@helenaperez4343]

Fun fact: The Endgame logo used half of the instruments used in the Infinity War logo.

[@jeffreyquinde6707]

Eggy Does Stuff yeah, and yet it sounds a lot more epic and triumphant

[@Jokie155]

"This movie is so dense-" "It's so dense. Every single frame has so many things going on." I've been watching Angory Tom for years now, his quick-edits are basically a reflex in my head now.

[@theaces3697]

BAM! did not expect to see an angory tom/yogs fan

[@Communist_Gangsta]

Shit the beeeeeedddd, my favourite series was city skylines it was just so dense with amazing cuts. Edit : SUPER PHARMACY

[@onyxrose4349]

BAM Don't mess with the Riddle Bro's™

[@RavenXeo]

I love all of you.

[@rubblerage1101]

13:42 So during the clean up of the battle of New York someone will find Professor Hulk's gargantuan vest in the alley and have some questions.

[@alexgaray1216]

I like the fact that thanos’s sword is a reference to the thanos copter!

[@crimsonhunter7598]

True

[@ChristopherMB87]

Black SideKick I told my friends about that and pretty much broke their brains.

[@jimmybudgysmuggler658]

Wait no mention of how the two most emotionally distant members of the guardians embracing after the tragedy? Also final battle is worth 100 wins

[@crypticfate6476]

I don't get how Scott's daughter got so big in the span of 5 years

[@ShibuNub3305]

Some people just grow like that.

[@janineffer]

Puberty

[@shade08538]

She’s actually only 16 in Endgame but I understand your confusion she looks like she’s in her mid 20’s

[@Abbi_theatre]

She was ten in ant-man and the wasp “Do you know how hard it is to entertain a 10 year old under house arrest?” Five seats later SHES really only 14-15

[@zoombini1831]

Five years during puberty is a while for kids to grow

[@antman7288]

Today, October 6, 2019, is a major milestone for you: having one of your videos trending on KZbin, and at #14, no less! I have been a fan of your work ever since I subscribed to your channel in 2017. I know it was never your intention to become this big on KZbin when you first started out, but I just had to congratulate you! I, like you, always like to see the good in movies and people. Thank you for always putting a smile on my face every time you do a movie that I love! I also hope that you and your family have a great life, so never be afraid to take some time off your videos! I love your channel 3000!

[@officerspooder]

Oof

[@Andre_APM]

He deserves it

[@chrisjones5062]

Fun Fact: Only half the orchestra is playing in the avengers title card since half got “snapped away”

[@butterflyfilms939]

And then they get snapped back in Far from Home, best scene

[@Lyndonmaman]

Everytime I see the Cap fighting himself: "Now, now. Perfectly symmetrical violence never solved anything."

[@harig6028]

Me: Studying for SAT EGA: *I’m about to do what’s called a pro-gamer move.*

[@zachsz9320]

What is SAT?

[@ibrahimatiyeh9608]

Doctor WZ an exam people do to enter university

[@hussarregiment7045]

If you're studying for it now, I'm sorry to say but you missed it.

[@flyingrobotpig]

@@zachsz9320 SATs can also be tests you do at the end of primary school, but I'm assuming it's the university one

[@harig6028]

Office of Naval Intelligence November SAT

[@WiloPolis03]

*CinemaSins:* 30 seconds of logo. _ding_ *CinemaWins:* You see the color of the logo here represents the deep symbolic meaning of hopelessness, it's actually a deep metaphor for the effects of the last movie *win*

[@sambridgers9543]

And that is the difference between the two: one is a cynical hack that pads his videos with BS. The other is an optimist that actually understands movies.

[@WiloPolis03]

@@sambridgers9543 I think CinemaSins is self aware enough occassionally to not come off as a joke. He's pretty clearly playing a character. That being said I probably prefer CinemaWins by a hair, he's more wholesome and less formulaic.

[@sambridgers9543]

@@WiloPolis03 I don't truly hate CinemaSins, per se. I was making a gross oversimplification.

[@WiloPolis03]

@@sambridgers9543 Ah ok Still, I can definitely see how some people would hate him

[@abigailcarroll6982]

CinemaSins used to actually be this in-depth, and then he was like character breathed-ding, that actor once starred in twilight- 6 dings.