FIRST TIME WATCHING THE AVENGERS! - Marvel movie reaction!

[@MovieswithMary]

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[@theprecisioncreator6208]

😎👍

[@TheInfamousRPGGroup-on-Rumble]

plz tell me youre gonna watch Agents of SHIELD

[@lynellforestall2204]

THANOS!!!

[@777franky]

3:46 Cobie Smulder she plays Robin in 'How I met your mother'

[@palagirignanendarreddy7626]

You can also try to do honest trailers reaction for that movie after watching movie in same or different video it would be great

[@zebrion5793]

As someone who grew up as a "comic book kid" this movie was basically a vindication of my entire childhood. Seeing something I got bullied for and teased about turn into a worldwide phenomenon was the universe's way of saying "yeah, you were cool, people just didn't see it back then." Nowadays I enjoy talking with my non-comic friends about stories and answering their questions about the movies/TV series. Seeing kids dressing up as comic characters for Halloween, or cosplayers designing entire setups is really encouraging. Hearing the crowds going nuts over this movie in the theatre made me feel like I fit in, and it united basically everyone for that brief moment when these movies came out. I love seeing others discover the things I enjoyed so much and becoming new fans.

[@starwarssuck]

We are not alone anymore.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

It’s so strange seeing the very same thing that got me bullied now being part of pop culture and everyone loves it. But being able to see the character I love in the big screen living adventures that I always imagined is just priceless.

[@BDTXIII]

It's like rejuvenation of comic book cultures....

[@TenTonNuke]

I actually feel pretty bitter about it. I got crap my whole life for comic books and video games, and now the attractive females who would have mocked me are doing reactions and Let's Plays. Asking me if I have seen X-Men. Have I seen it? Lady, I owned the cartoons on VHS. I have the comic book where Wolverine turns into a vampire. I beat the X-Men arcade game at Aladdin's Castle. Yes, I've seen X-Men.

[@Atlas_Redux]

Sorry you had to deal with that. Here in Norway and Denmark, the "nerds" were the cool kids. Our school even had Commodore 64 meet-ups in the weekends

[@klyph]

This was a great theater experience. The audience exploded in laughter when Hulk beat the hell out of Loki.

[@Milleniumlance]

Saw this in theaters opening weekend, Omg was awesome 😎

[@jonathancunningham8739]

@@Milleniumlance Yeah it was one of my fondest memories from my childhood I still have the plastic of Age of Ultron theatre cup given out for the movie.

[@digi_edits]

It was my favorite movie for like 2 years straight! It gave comic book movies a new category :´)

[@jonathancunningham8739]

@@digi_edits Happy it was the same for you as well.

[@minhuang8848]

I am normally fairly bummed out by the average theater experience, but most marvel movies and especially this one make the audience come alive. Even the worse movies (and I honestly like most of them) somehow managed to elicit some laughter - or at least anticipation towards what comes next. I am 100% certain that no scene made people laugh as much as the one where Loki is getting destroyed by the Hulk. Maybe Django's "bye miss laura"-scene, but even then... this movies nails all the jokes. Love AoU too, underrated in comparison, imho.

[@ralflukas9695]

The female officer on the bridge you were wondering about is Cobie Smulders who played Robin in "How I met your mother".

[@zarquondam]

Her character also appears (occasionally) in "Agents of SHIELD.:

[@lordmortarius538]

RDJ hid snacks all over the set in case he got hungry in between scenes, and would improvise with them, that's where the blueberries were from

[@a.mseymour180]

Thats great

[@raquelsanchez288]

Your little VPN skit is the cutest thing ever

[@NeuroticNomadic]

Yes. SO very much the cutest thing ever.

[@sathanimations1457]

Marijchu Vs. Dramajchu

[@michaelklaus]

I think I commented on one of the first sponsored videos (was it even one of Mary's?) that NordVPN apparently hands out this standard text... so this is so much more than I expected. And then I discussed the green-screen side by sides of BTTF2 the other day and here is Mary pulling it off like it's nothing. Really cute, really compelling. Good job!

[@PaulWinkle]

The alter Ego part was even better than the movie

[@MWSin1]

I just want to give SadMary a hug.

[@floppyporpoise5260]

Marijchu- I don’t even know who you are Purple end credit scene man- you will

[@Acme1970]

That first image of Loki when he does that close up look into the camera is the image of Loki i remember from the comics when i was a kid, that sinister smile, the smug arrogance, Tom Hiddleston really nailed it, he really looked like he was having fun with the character.

[@damedina9926]

I love how you asked your viewers if we were okay with you to start using sponsors. (Even though it’s your choice and everyone should take advantage of their surroundings/jobs) then you make the advertising actually enjoyable to watch. I love you’re reactions and please keep them coming!!!

[@stepbro69038]

It was so sick🤣🤣🤣she's a legend

[@beardedgeek973]

The music played at the reception in Berlin is about Loki. It's from Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen

[@HistoritorJimaldus]

Nice factoid! :)

[@jackthenarrator4735]

Fun little tidbit: the security guard that finds Banner in the rubble is played by the late great Harry Dean Stanton, who played Brett in ALIEN.

[@Menaceblue3]

He was also in the green mile

[@andreCabrero]

Right.

[@derekspace]

@@andreCabrero I just laughed out loud! I got that. I read the book. Right.

[@submandave1125]

Most importantly, he was Bud, Otto's mentor in "Repo Man."

[@ichiban308]

That's why he asked if Banner was "an alien"

[@Hoganply]

Mari's 'Lets Gooo!' is possibly the most adorable thing I hear of a week.

[@johnscott4196]

Agreed

[@MaxWelton]

16:39 yes and no. At this point in the movie, the Helicarrier has a bunch of people running around. The SHIELD Agents on board can be divided into two camps. We have Loki’s squad of scepter-possessed agents (including Clint ofc), and we have the regular SHIELD agents that are just reacting to what’s going on according to their contingency measures. Scepter-possessed people gain blue eyes temporarily, mostly to help the viewer keep track of where Clint and Dr. Erik Selvig are at. As far as I can tell, the pilot who was sent to deal with the Hulk isn’t part of Loki’s squad. He (the pilot) was sent in to either knock Hulk out of the fight or redirect his attention elsewhere. The pilot could’ve opened fire from farther away, granted, but Hulk has super jumping abilities. So that poor dude escaped Hulk’s wrath because things went surprisingly well for him. He was ordered into an unwinnable position, then Hulk tried to kill him using gravity, thereby allowing him to open his parachute and survive.

[@Krommer1000]

They actually filmed the City fight in several locations. One of which was Cleveland, Ohio, near where I'm at. The big hollow room that Loki shows up at in the beginning was also filmed in Ohio in a large complex we have here.

[@erikawilliams9558]

From ohio too and i remember when they were looking for extras when they filmed

[@Valandar2]

5:55 : Marijchu says "HOLY HELL!" Cat responds by lifting head. "Do you mind? You woke me up..."

[@ghostsurfer23]

This is still my favorite MCU movie. There have been bigger films since then, and there have been weirder and arguably more interesting films since then, but nothing compares to the joy of seeing these characters from different films interact for the first time. They do such interesting things with how they all interact, the things they do and say. The film makes you think anything is possible with the movies they're making and the stories they're telling, which is what you want for the end of Phase 1. Some people also argue most MCU movies of the last few years all feel the same. While I don't agree with that entirely, there is some truth to it. There's no other film in the MCU that FEELS like this movie, though.

[@robstephens2257]

When she said "I'm so excited" my mind immediately jumped to christoph waltz in inglorious bastards saying "that's a bingo!"

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

The LOUDEST reaction I've ever heard in a movie theater was when Hulk smashed the hack out of Loki. People were standing up and cheering!! I think I saw it in the movies at least 3 times.

[@najhoant]

I realize the universe of the movies has expanded a lot since this one and have broadened their scope, but I still really like this one. It has such a nice simplicity to it while still being epic with what it has

[@3Rayfire]

There will always be something clean and crisp about the beginning. The first time the story is told to completion. Before deconstructions and critiques. Something straightforward and to the point.

[@UTU49]

Among this movie's many strengths, it is a lot funnier than the vast majority of movies whose entire purpose is comedy.

[@MovieswithMary]

Who's your favourite Avenger so far? :)

[@Farmer_Dave]

Thor hands down.

[@jamesthedachshund8741]

Cap

[@theprecisioncreator6208]

Iron man!!!

[@toamszkozak8822]

Out of these 6 my favorite has always been Hawkeye, he is very underrated and I am very happy that he will finally get his own show and I can't wait.

[@Kyuseishu]

Thor

[@Arthezius]

Probably the first sponsor section I sat and watched all the way through. You really are great to watch, even in a dreaded commercial!

[@alannelson3215]

The balanced ensemble work is completely down to Joss Whedon, the director and co-writer. It is his special talent, along with his incredible story-telling.

[@pencilnecked1579]

Before the release of Endgame many theaters here in the US held screenings of the entire MCU leading up to Endgame. It was something like 50-60 hours.

[@elzar760]

Yeah, usually in theaters that served food and such. We have some here called Royal Suites that you can order full meals and such.

[@thomasrichards6245]

Dana says- Here is where I plug the best comic hero show ever on TV- Agents of SHIELD. If you like Phil Coulson, you'll love this show. Like the MCU films, it has great action, comedy, and heart. I know you probably don't have time in your schedule to react to it, but if you watch it on your own time you won't be disappointed.

[@stiimuli]

27:27 "Who's that guy?" Patience, young lassy......all will be revealed in time. =P Also, the shawarma diner end credits scene was actually shot and added to the movie *AFTER* the premier. Chris Evans (Cap) had to wear a prosthetic lower face to hide his newly grown facial hair but it looked so bad that they just had him cover his lower face with his hand for the whole scene.

[@radwolf76]

And Chris Hemsworth kept eating his food through take after take instead of faking chewing it and then spitting it out after the director said cut like actors typically do. By the time they got to the take that was actually used, he was overly full, which is why he's eating so halfheartedly.

[@zarquondam]

7:47 - "I wonder how [Cap] is doing in this modern world." Look up the deleted scenes for this movie; there's a whole sequence of Cap in the modern world (with unfinished special effects -- he's looking up at Stark Tower but there's nothing there) that was supposed to come at the beginning of the movie (including a different Stan Lee cameo).

[@Mortigantoj]

You have to watch the first episode (at least) of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, after Iron-Man 3

[@pduidesign]

Video (towards the end): who’s that guy? Everyone: you’ll find out if you keep watching the Marvel movies.

[@OlympicFoil]

Lol that ad is hilarious 😂

[@MaxWelton]

17:27 we do get Phil back almost immediately, but only so he can star in a TV series that doesn’t impact the larger MCU. It might not even be canon anymore.

[@dwb041]

The clip you made for your VPN sponsor was absolutely fantastic. It shows us that not only are you an adorable person but, that you are extremely talented and imaginative as well.

[@FutureBoy85]

I never get tired of this movie! The Avengers is my all time favorite MCU movie! I still remember when I saw it for the first time in theaters. Totally blew my mind 🤯 I can't wait for you to get into the next phase. This is just the beginning 😉

[@paulvana2048]

So I live here in Cleveland, Ohio USA. Portions of the Avengers and several other of the Marvel films were filmed here in Cleveland! My sister works downtown and got to see them film several of the parts that were to double for New York, and the German Beer Garden scene in front of the tall building that Loki addresses the crowd to kneel is the Terminal Tower here in Cleveland. There is a bridge near where I live where that they filmed Captain America Winter Soldier, my daughter and I got to watch Cap drive back and forth on his motorcycle for a scene. The Russo Brothers, who you’ll come to know, are from here and shot much of the films here. It’s kinda cool to be part of that Marvel universe in our own little way. Glad you’re enjoying sister!

[@congaplaya]

The string quartet filmed at the Terminal Tower is from Toledo, where I live.

[@amandapanda6963]

Your sponsorship clip here is better than some commercials I've seen.

[@bebruening6098]

RE: Locations where they shot Three I know of for sure in Downtown Cleveland, OH. 1. East Ninth Street - many of the battle scenes including where Cap jumps off a taxi were shot there. The street was closed for about a week. 2. Terminal Plaza - This is where Loki has the crowd kneel 3. Cleveland City Hall - the inside where Loki infiltrates the cocktail party (my senior prom was there)

[@3Rayfire]

Become accustomed to this theme song. It's called "Assemble".

[@zarquondam]

"Avenger Assemble" is both a) the traditional rallying cry for the Avengers in the comics, and b) the name of this movie in Britain (to avoid confusion with a popular, unrelated British tv series called "The Avengers").

[@robertzander9723]

For my personal opinion, that's the best Avenger's movie of them all. The dialogues were really good, the ups and downs to find and create a real team and act like one. And Loki is absolutely amazing, he is not an Avenger but my favourite character in every movie he is in.

[@drumaticpageofmusic4148]

One of my favorite dynamics of the MCU is the fact that Loki is scared of the Hulk and Bruce Banner is scared of Loki 😂😂😂😂

[@Arthaius]

- And the Hulk is scared of Thanos

[@Wyattoons]

21:47 yes and no, some of this was shot on location in New York City (Stark/Avengers Tower is where the MetLife building is, you can even see some of the MetLife tower still there since it looks like in-universe Stark bought it and redesigned it). Anyways a bit was shot on location, but a majority of the bridge stuff was shot on a set.

[@vandera]

That must have been the funniest promo I've ever seen on YT :-DD That was brilliant Mari!

[@peterslavik1449]

I'm so just here for the reaction, but that was the best KZbin ad I have ever seen in my life. Bravo!

[@peterslavik1449]

When my new system gets here im 100% going nord

[@garyw0001]

If you enjoyed Joss Whedon's Directing, you might want to check out "Serenity"; his feature-length film based on his short-lived Sci-Fi TV Series "Firefly." I'm sure you'll enjoy it, even if you've never seen the TV show.

[@MH90]

I wouldn't recommend watching Serenity without having seen Firefly first! But I do also 100% recommend watching Firefly for the channel.

[@dunringill1747]

It's better to see the "Firefly" series first IMO. But yeah, even if you are only watching "Serenity" that beats missing out on this Joss Whedon classic.

[@NeuroticNomadic]

Put me down for the third vote for Firefly (for the channel AND before the movie).

[@Yggdrasil42]

Yes to Firefly and then Serenity. I think Marij would love it.

[@zarquondam]

Yes, watch the tv show first! It's very short (since it was cancelled sadly early, without even the first season being completed).

[@jean-jacqueslanzo3664]

best advertising ever !!!

[@notmee2388]

2nd best. Check out Holden Hardman's "My Girlfriend Watches the Winter Soldier," and you will see the best.

[@dunringill1747]

Great reaction. Say what you want about Joss Whedon. He knows how to write interesting characters with different personalities while keeping every one of them important to the plot. Just watch his "Firefly" series plus his movie "Serenity" to finish that story and you will see one of his finest works. 14:59 Loki's play: His scepter is causing tempers to rise for everyone around it. Banner is his main target. Some reactors ask how was Hulk so manageable at the end fight. The answer is he wasn't being rage manipulated by Loki.

[@bcriswell]

Let me reinforce your suggestion about Firefly and Serenity. Joss Whedon knows how to develop characters.

[@disconnexionsdotcom]

Yeah. I think a lot of the current MCU style of movies came from Joss. He's great at giving you something that you don't expect.. you think it's going to be one thing and he changes it. It's like when you thought Indiana Jones was going to fight but then he just shoots the guy.

[@sakinah777]

Joss Whedon is really good at torturing female characters and making them suffer, and them pretending it's for feminist purposes because it makes them strong. Or simultaneously making a woman "strong" but also illogically stupid. His characterization of Natasha is especially inconsistent -- just wait until you watch Age of Ultron, you'll be scratching your head. Joss Whedon gets a lot more credit than he should, much like George Lucas. Sometimes assholes accidentally create something decent while they're stroking their egos but inevitably manage to ruin it at the exact same time.

[@dunringill1747]

@@sakinah777 FYI: Avengers: Age of Ultron [A:AoU] is a terrible example for you to use to back your claim. Joss Whedon was very unhappy with Disney because they constantly meddled with A:AoU. They continually made changes he was unhappy with and that drove him to quit working for Disney. He wasn't alone feeling this way . Disney has caused many talented writers & directors to quit over "creative differences". This includes the Russo Bros. and their writing team.

[@furball8732]

I actually like watching Your sponsorship clips because they are so creative! You actually took the trouble to make your sponsorship clips funny and relatable. That is really appreciated.

[@brianvice1144]

19:05 Shoutout to Harry Dean Stanton Always loved he got a role in this, however small

[@RJComicToyGuy]

The final fight was filmed in my town of Cleveland, Ohio. A bunch of us hung around East 9th and my buddy has pictures of them filming from his office building.

[@roman0robert]

Fun to watch Avengers with you, Mari! Looking forward to more MCU with you.

[@jdee8243]

You gots to do Shawshank if you haven't seen. It gives me joy when people discover that flick. It won't disappoint.

[@Halbam]

About the blonde waitress we see several times in NY: They shot more scenes with her, but they got mostly cut from the movie. That's all we see from her, unfortunately. Fun fact: Her actress is Ashley Johnson. She is mostly known as being the mocap/voice artist of Ellie from The Last of Us and for starring on the D&D series Critical Role :)

[@JuanRamos-td3ws]

R.I.P. COULSON!! dead but not forgotten. We'll miss you so much

[@zarquondam]

@@maurocardoso8907 So sad that we'll never see that Agent of SHIELD again. :-(

[@ravissary79]

Neither gone, nor forgotten... though he sort of left again later... and again.

[@jeffthompson9622]

Thanks for reminding us of the experience of watching these for the first time. MCU phase one movies have more laughs than many comedies. Because the humor arises from the characters and their situations they don't spoil the drama and action.

[@alexspindler1]

Phenomenal reaction and your sponsorship skit was hilarious. I hope "sad person" shows up in future skits so that you can console her with products. The Marvel movies are a unique experience as you get several movies woven into a tapestry for the big team up films. It's a very "comic book" thing that had never shown up in movies before. TV series had crossovers and there were occasionally team ups and vs movies but never with the level of care and planning. So glad you enjoyed this. Your reactions are top tier!

[@roninredshade]

Okay, I appreciate the effort put into the ad, and the split-screen. Kudos!

[@victormurphy7956]

The big New York scene was film in Atlanta. There is a huge studio there where scenes like this are filmed.

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

Mari I saw this on the theatre and the scene where they're all in a circle and they show all of them when they were fighting the aliens , that scene was crazy

[@MaxWelton]

7:52 why are the best character beats always deleted scenes???!!!

[@glennwelsh9784]

They have done movie marathons at some theaters, even as the Marvel Cinematic Universe has reached over 20 films. When Avengers: Endgame came out, some theaters held marathons for ALL 22 previous films and finishing with Endgame. With each movie playing back-to-back in succession, the marathons lasted 3 whole days.

[@pravusprime]

There was a Movie Marathon! One of my closest friends and I did it, Iron Man -> Avengers in 3D at 12:01 Am on the day it opened. It was a blast and a great experience. Seeing the movie with Marvel fans was always the best way to see these movies. My friend and I saw every Marvel movie together until he moved out of state, so we missed Guardians 2 and most of the ones after that, but he made a special trip back so we could see both Infinity War and Endgame together.

[@dizzyrascal5015]

I remember watching this in the cinema and how epic it was.

[@ZyliceLiddell]

Loki’s entrance is just *EPIC!* 😃🙌💚🖤🤍

[@peterk7931]

A note on that opening sequence: The room where they are working on the Tesseract is actually a NASA vacuum chamber. THAT ENTIRE DOMED ROOM IS A VACUUM CHAMBER. How cool is that?

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

I saw this in the theater with my daughter. I would have loved it no matter what, just because I was with my daughter, but we both loved it soooooo much!!

[@3Rayfire]

23:34 The moment in the theater experience where the entire theater was forced to uncontrollably cry laughing.

[@elzar760]

I saw most every one of these in theaters, and it was truly an experience every time. I can’t talk about some of the very best ones…but sometimes it was just so cool to be apart of that experience live and for the first time and the way the crowd acted as essentially one big life form ohhh-ing, cheering, crying…together.

[@LiaaaaaaaaAAAAAHH]

Spoilers for the TV series Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. There’s a really great line where Phil Coulson confronts Fury about being brought back to life by questionable methods saying something like, “That plan was only meant to be used if an Avenger died!” Fury responds, “One did.” Rewatching Coulson’s death, Fury’s face, it all makes me so emotional knowing that. 😭

[@zibafu]

dont worry about coulson, he went to tahiti... its a magical place

[@17EmperorRed]

I do love schwarma. We have this place in town that is just irresistible.

[@beekim]

So good to watch this with you. You're so much fun!! Enjoy

[@clifwilmer8167]

To answer your question, when these movies were coming out they did do movie marathons. I went to 3 of them (Age of Ultron, Infinity War, and Endgame), and all 3 were all of the movies shown in order up to that point. The most extreme one was when Avengers: Endgame was released, I went to New York City and watched all 22 movies in a row. Only 15-30 minutes in between each movie, generally, with an hour between movies around breakfast, lunch, or dinner. It ended up being around 60 straight hours awake. Luckily it was at a nice theater where you could order an actual good meal, rather than just popcorn and soda. It was the longest and most absurd 3 days of my life, and I would happily do it again.

[@davidbennett1357]

I am pleased to see that you put some thought and effort in to the NordVPN ad. I understand how a sponsored video helps you survive in this post-adpocolypse world and it's nice to see someone who doesn't just stick with a dry reading of a script. ALSO, loved the reaction to the film. This will always be one of my personal favorites of the MCU.....

[@vkdeen7570]

seeing the joy and enthusiasm on Mary's cute face is amazing to watch. I wish I could forget all the marvel movies just so I could experience them all again for the time. Best part is mari has no idea what's to come and how much better (unbelievable as that is) it gets 😁

[@SporkRevolution]

Hey Mari, can you tell us what podcast you were listening to about making movies in actual big streets in big cities? If you remember which one it was.

[@nandocruz2383]

I love yours reactions , here from São Paulo, Brazil.

[@gazeddy7457]

As an Australian I absolutely endorse the use of the word "stoked"

[@reighniz4488]

That commercial was brilliant, madam. Kudos. I actually watched it because of the effort you put into it.

[@beckmannm]

I love the fan theory that Loki looks so tired/sick this whole movie, is because he IS. That the aliens have done something to him when he 'fell' into their part of space. When you see his body scan at the beginning, he's very warm, which wouldn't make sense for an ice giant's child!

[@douglascampbell9809]

You have to remember all these superhero characters had their own comic book series. They are all cool.

[@spudstartarguy33]

You crack me up Mari :) Best VPN shout out ever LOL

[@seanwalsh72]

Great reaction Mari! It was fun to watch alongside.

[@rustyforceps1012]

Don’t pace yourself!! I cannot wait for your next Marvel movie!! Hurry! Love it! Thanks!!!

[@lethargiceffort2058]

When this movie came out a local theater had a 24hr event in which they played every mcu movie leading up to avengers. That experience culminated with a midnight avengers showing.

[@eastmanwebb5477]

I was thoroughly entertained by your creative ad.

[@davidjuby7392]

you need to check out the marvel one shots. They are small little bits similar to the end credit scenes and were included as extras on the dvds and bluerays. Also there is Marvels Agents of Shield which follows Coulson and his special Shield team.

[@corvus1970]

Another great video of one of my favorite comic-flicks ever, and the BEST sponsor-skit in KZbin history. Well done, as always! 🥰

[@nickrocha1997]

I'm so excited for your reaction for the next MCU movies

[@leytonjay]

They didn’t use real streets it looks very very similar to the area outside Central Station in New York, but when I looked it up on street view the ground levels streets etc are all different. On top of the elevated road is all green screen and looks identical to real life, the ground level stuff is all a huge set at Pinewood, England and is just New York-ish streets.

[@tonzyjc]

Enjoy your reaction. Check out the behind the scenes of the movies to get an idea of how they use cgi to film the scenes. It's so cool. Excited foe the rest of your journey

[@futuramayeah]

Mary, if you thought this movie was big, when Avengers 2 came out, people were so pumped they were going to 8am screenings on the very first day.

[@ShieldVids]

Phil coulson is my favorite avenger. Now he’s off to a magical place.

[@DPM_Portraits]

Banner: So you say that the hulk save my life? for what? Stark: I guess will see..

[@jenny_lee_87]

Loved your acting at the start 🤣🥰

[@UmamiDeBoi]

The movies just get better and better as the MCU continues on. My favorites are the next two captain america films and the 3rd and 4th avengers. But really they’re all great.

[@marksullivan7766]

hahaha that promo tho, love it! I've been waiting for this reaction and it does not disappoint 💫

[@blueroninstudios]

They used a few different techniques to pull of the final battle. Most film production crews have multiple units - Main unit is director, principal actors and crew, second unti is basically the fun stuff, the crew that gets to film around the world and photogrpah differnt locations for visual effects reference. 2nd unti went ot New York city, and got thousands of reference photos of New York, and then INdustrial Light & Magic (same visual effects for all the Star Wars films by the way) digitally recreated most of midtown New York in CGI for the final battle sequence. So yeah, technically.....they did go to New York for some stuff, but it was mostly 2nd unit. The main cast did film maybe one scene inthe actual New York: when they had to teleport Loki and Thor back to Asgard. That part was filmed in Central Park at Bethesda Terrace, a very famous location spotfor a lot of films, including the John Wick movies. I've been there twice since I live close to NY and im 2 hours away by train. Bethesda Terrace is one of many beautiful spots in Central Park. And yeah, I know it's a cliche, but I LOVE NEW YORK mostly for being the birthplace of both Marvel and DC Comics!

[@habfan3527]

your intro was great. I really enjoyed it.

[@wojecire]

probably wont see this but you asked about a marathon for the movies and when I watched this in the theater with my Mom and Brother, they had a thing where you went in the morning and started with Iron man 1 and watched all the movies that lead up to this one and then at midnight on the opening night we watched the Avengers. It was epic

[@MovieswithMary]

That must have been amazing! :)

[@AlexGonzalez-8124]

yes!! finally i've been waiting for this for a long time!! lets go!!

[@mccpcorn2000]

Chills. Every single time.

[@VeliusTheDevil]

Thanks so much for making these videos. I’ve been looking forward to this one all week.