*INFINITY WAR* Broke our Hearts

[@theperfectmixx]

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[@rextrah]

21 jumpstreet if u dont laugh ill give u $100

[@TheAnswerWillleaveyou]

I remember watching this movie in theaters 😂😂😂 wasn't a dry eye in the building. 43:32 This movie is breaking hearts. 💔 😢 I'm just checking in. Are y'all doing okay 👍 😅

[@westerxxx9220]

Guys the only person that failed is Nebula. Why did she need to tell those things lol.

[@TheAnswerWillleaveyou]

@westerxxx9220 True, but Peter still should've hit Thanos.

[@MrBlack252]

Interstellar if you haven't seen it. Such a phenomenal movie

[@MicoB1022]

Watching this in cinemas when it came out was like nothing else. Just the solemn, quiet, and somber atmosphere after the movie was over. I remember just sitting there with my cousins in silence until we remembered that we had to stand up and leave. I was so impressed that Marvel actually had the balls to let the villain win this time. Infinity War will always be one of Marvel’s best movies for me.

[@riolkin]

So true. Shockingly quiet, only sniffles of people crying.

[@Rushking20]

Smh sadly theyll never be able to top that feeling again

[@101stairborne6]

@@riolkinI was the only one happy at the end 🤣 I’ve always been a fan of Thanos since the 90s. He had mercy on this movie because he is actually 10 times worse trying to please Lady Death like a simp lol.

[@doughbafett]

Eh, the moment they turned Black Panther and Spider-Man to dust, it undermined the entire ending. They should've (temporarily) killed off heroes who weren't 100% guaranteed to return. Hell, Disney doesn't even own the movie rights to Spider-Man, so we knew he'd be back.

[@harold3619]

Everyone was laughing their a off on my theater

[@ketulu]

now imagine watching it in theater day one, having no spoiler about the ending, imagine the dread silence in the room, I was there, it was such a strange mood, having watch the best marvel movie ever, and it ends with the vilain winning, such a master piece

[@AlexandruFlorea1990]

And then waiting for Endgame 😢

[@kinghadbar]

“Um. Um!”

[@Cloningmaster55]

Potential spoiler warning I feel the exact same way for a certain animated Marvel film this year and the wait for that third film if you get what I mean

[@chand911]

Yeah see but they can't. That honestly why there's been such a turn in this fandom lately. So many people binged these movies during Covid and experienced none of the culture around these films. They didn't wait months or years between films, they didn't share in the excitement of trailers coming out. They consumed it like junkfood and now aren't satisfied with the films because they don't truly mean anything to them. These two binged these movies in a few months and even in that short time frame still struggle with basic plot points from one film to the next. It's sad.

[@StudioMod]

@@chand911 I think the films still hold up when watching them in order. They were written and done to be enjoyed regardless. But I agree completely that nobody who watches these films on their own will ever understand the build up and amazing experience of these movies. These were probably the last good films to come out in theatres in general. Going to the movies have ever since been completely boring and uninteresting.

[@Jedicake]

Brolin did such an incredible job as Thanos

[@SheikMMO]

his performance was amazing

[@ccricers]

It really was his movie. And the ending.. "Thanos will return"

[@radicalreactions1633]

He's playing Ron Perlman playing Thanos, he's crap, he's not even intimidating.

[@tomasalarconchible9729]

@@radicalreactions1633 retarded opinion

[@VColossalV]

@@radicalreactions1633 are you one of those contrarian trolls that just says dumb shit for attention? fuck off out of here, Ron Perlman is pretty intimidating when he wants to be, I want to see you square up to OG Hellboy

[@arwyss]

“I’m not from Earth, I’m from Missouri” is such an underrated line.

[@urbnctrl]

The epicness of that entire scene is underrated imo. "What am I supposed to say JESUS?!?"

[@BogeyTheBear]

Esoteric interrogative to prosecute someone who knows the word "Earth" but no place _on_ Earth. Then again, an American posing a geography challenge to another American is a risky roll of the dice.

[@Carnax6969]

My friends and I went to the midnight release at the cinema, and I still remember the eerie silence of the room when the credits started to roll. Normally, people would start to gather their things and leave but not a single person moved or spoke until the lights came back on after the end credits scene. And even still, someone finally broke the silence and just said "Holy shit".

[@mannygee005]

It was absolute silence at the credits. Everyone was stunned at the theater! Yes at opening night. I had tickets for the first weekend show also and the audience were different, it was more of a regular audience while the late night showing are for the die hard fans... On the weekend the reaction was very different... there were folks who couldn't hold it and were crying, you could hear a few people here and there crying in a packed theater. The first night show was absolute silence... I think we couldn't believe it that Thanos won.

[@bradpriebe9218]

That frustration you're feeling....think about seeing it in theatres and then having to wait what seemed like forever for the resolution. Such a fantastic movie and can't wait to see you react to the rest

[@potitishogun2961997]

The only movie ever to leave me absolutely speechless. A culmination of 20 past superhero movies, and it resulted in a villain victory?? That's unheard of in cinematic history, and yet because it was so well put together, it was one of the most satisfying experiences in theaters I've ever had. Absolutely adored this movie with every fiber in my being :)

[@ltsallwood]

But everyone knew it would all go back to normal in the next movie, that's the problem. They should of ended the entire franchise at this movie, and never done Endgame, because otherwise it's just too predictable. Superhero movies are just too over the top anymore and predictable, which takes away the fun.

[@KingJomedia]

​@@ltsallwoodI 100 % agree. You know what would've made Endgame better for me personally? If the original avengers died instead of new ones. That would've made it less predictable. I mean, at that point, everybody knew Black Panther and Spider-Man were new characters in the mcu. I didn't believe, for one second that they were permanently dead. If the OG's died instead, they could've given us a better story of the remaining characters, including Captain Marvel, to figure out how to bring back the OG's. 🙏🏾

[@draxthedestroyer3384]

@@KingJomediaNah that’s just dumb. Can’t have an Avengers movie without the OGs.

[@KingJomedia]

@@draxthedestroyer3384 What's dumb is killing characters that just entered the mcu. Endgame was predictable and lame. What's dumb is making the most powerful character in Infinity War, Thor, the weakest in Endgame. Let's not even start with the Hulk. It's like the directors realized they had too many powerful characters and nerfed them into the ground :D We could've gotten an amazing story exploring the new characters and their ability to work as a team. That would've been a perfect set up for the next phase. Instead they made the whole movie about the OG's and now that most of them are gone, people think the mcu is pretty much over. 😳🙏🏾

[@zayedshaikh6048]

⁠​⁠​⁠​⁠@@KingJomedia You got a good point, hulk was insanely nerfed but at the same time the OGs are the actual recruited avengers and the movie title is quite literally Avengers so it wouldn’t rlly make sense if it wasn’t mainly them dealing with the problem of how to bring everyone back.

[@MrJmiller368]

Imagine watching this in theatre’s and having to wait a whole year for Endgame!

[@DMaC02121]

We going through this again between Across The Spiderverse 1 and 2, lol

[@NoArmsSally]

@@DMaC02121imma be honest, the cliffhanger was weak in spider-verse, but im still excited

[@DMaC02121]

@@NoArmsSally I agree. I was pissed ngl

[@erikrivers1927]

@@DMaC02121I don’t think it’s gonna be one year tho😭

[@DMaC02121]

@@erikrivers1927 definitely gonna be closer to 3 years if we want the same quality. That’s why I hated the ending so much lol. At least with Infinity War, they ended it in a way that made the movie feel finite and a “true” Part 1

[@roblolo8612]

I will always remember seeing this movie in theaters. It started like everyone was there for a party and we all left like we had just been to a funeral. Probably my favorite movie theater experience

[@siremimontey7582]

Seeing this movie and Endgame in theaters was one of the greatest moments I've ever experienced in Cinema history, the emotions and thoughts that were made after seeing both of these movies is something no other movie can do, truly one of a kind!!!

[@carlgibson285]

I think the reason Thor was the last to face Thanos is because he was busy taking care of Thanos' ships and soldiers while everyone else went to Vision's aid (plus he'd only just arrived in Wakanda so he didn't have an earpiece like everyone else to hear Cap's orders about getting to where Vision was). PS it's Ant-Man & The Wasp next, then Captain Marvel, then Endgame.

[@genghisgalahad8465]

Yes! Excellent Point there about Thor! Also, I'm pretty sure it's Captain Marvel first and then Ant-Man & The Wasp... and then Endgame.

[@tmac731]

@@genghisgalahad8465antman 2 was 2018 Captain marvel came out 2019

[@testfire3000]

We all needed that comic relief of A&W after this nightmare, lol

[@bigpictureguys8415]

No headset is the answer

[@TedBrogan]

Honestly it doesn't really matter. He could have been alongside them all and still not gone for the head. Snap, same ending (back to reality. Oops, there goes gravity...).

[@DC_Prox]

One little thing about Spider-Man's reaction that sometimes gets missed. The reason he was so emotional wasn't because he's "a kid", it's because with his heightened Spidey Sense he felt his own demise coming AND he could probably feel the anguish of those vanishing around him. He was hyper aware of a universal mass extinction event in a way that he couldn't process.

[@NoArmsSally]

and with his durability and healing, he went slower

[@king_supreme1102]

Yeah I think the kid part is a more emotionally effective interpretation tho.

[@TheShadowSythe]

Mantis also feels it, the deaths of untold quintillions - "Something's happening..."

[@hamsamahamadali5291]

@@NoArmsSally no it was about the suit, that is why he left slower... its nano tech from stark industries

[@testfire3000]

Sad and horrifying at the same time!

[@riolkin]

Thanos's opening monologue is awesome, and sets up the end of this movie really nicely. "I know what it’s like to lose. To feel so desperately that you’re right, yet to fail nonetheless. As lightning turns the legs to jelly. I ask you to what end? Dread it, run from it, destiny arrives all the same. And now, it’s here. Or should I say, I am."

[@blackeychan1970]

It's frightening. Turns the legs to jelly.

[@BigCon_97]

Thanos was so cold 🤦🏾‍♂️🤦🏾‍♂️ some of the best quotes

[@dickensdickala6601]

bro thanos has the best quotes ever

[@Juju_359]

“I am here”🗿‼️ funny cuz Loki is stronger than thanos at this moment because Loki is now the at kangs job of wielding time

[@matthewdelaney6826]

Their faces at the end say it all. I remember walking out of the theatre in 2018 after watching this and everyone also had the same super sad expressions on their faces. This is my favorite Avengers film because it is the Empire Strikes Back of the series.

[@evanrainey5125]

Your stunned silence after the movie says it all. We all felt that while walking out of the theaters and then had to wait a year for the conclusion. Great reaction you two, and can't wait for your next few reactions leading up to and including Endgame.

[@DeAngeloBertDavis]

It’s kind of crazy how emotionally invested you can get into these movies. Their reaction is a perfect example. I hope you guys react to end game soon.

[@Zombiesnyder13]

This is what the MCU was all about

[@chand911]

lol ok bud

[@fionamcbain2439]

Lol ok bud it's true 🤦

[@FiendishXP]

It’s all gone downhill from here 😭

[@maxim196]

Reminds me of that scene by Quicksilver in Age of Ultron but asking about Shield

[@MicoB1022]

2014-2019 Marvel will always be peak MCU.

[@queegs73]

Your confused reaction at the end was priceless. That was half the reaction of the movie audience in the theater and the other half were crying. I mean CRYING adults and children leaving the theater. At the time nobody knew what the next movie (Endgame) was going to be about. For all everyone knew, their favorite characters are dead. This was a brilliant movie. We are so conditioned to expect the good guys win in the end. As movie watchers we were pulled out of our comfort zone with this ending. The last time I experienced an emotional ending like this was “The Empire Strikes Back”. This generation experienced their own “Empire” moment. Don’t jump to Endgame. Continue with the next releases. They are all still connected by the larger story.

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

I was going to make the exact same "Empire Strikes Back" comparison.

[@scottb3034]

I mean cmon....you are overstating things. It was known before IW even released Brolin was coming back to play Thanos again and some of the dead characters had films slated to come out in the near future after IW. It was pretty obvious what the next Avengers movie was going to be about and the outcome...and that's with 0 knowledge of the source material. If you knew the comics most of this was predictable. The only ones that were truly shocked or uncertain were the people that weren't fans but just watching the movie to be a part of it or because they knew a fan of the franchise.

[@billbill6094]

Everyone knew they were coming back in the second movie, and people guessed time travel before the first trailer was out. The only mystery was which heroes were going to _really_ die.

[@Melody-zu4gx]

And the other half were like "WAIT WHAT, that can't be it" and were staying with misty eyes for the post credit scenes that would explain everything lol😭😂

[@Greybeardmedic]

You are correct, Empire Strikes Back is the best analogy. Other similar movie cliff hangers were The Matrix Reloaded, Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows, and Lord of the Rings. However, in those last two cases the books were already written so audience had an idea what the endings would be.

[@DarkPaladin24]

I was at loss for words at the ending and I never wanted a villain to die more than Thanos. Just imagine how many who have seen this in the theaters felt when we had to wait a whole year for Endgame. I promise you guys, it'll be worth it.

[@KevinJusticeWarrior]

As a comic reader I was so excited for everyone's reaction to the heroes losing. The movie theater with my friends in highschool is unforgettable truly an experience. I remember trolling and saying the people couldn't come back because of the soul stone lmfao

[@terrylindsay1984]

It's still difficult to realize that boseman was going through cancer during these films and he still looked and was amazing I his rolls. I also heard he was always so kind and humble even to the end when he passed

[@MrKevin486]

Yea its crazy. You'd never know. He was a legend.

[@x_XBurner361]

MCU phase 1-3 will never be duplicated. All the build-ups that all lead to our heros losing in a major way was epic.

[@hanshaperle6075]

Shut up! We have She Hulk now !!111

[@elishawilson5342]

​@@hanshaperle6075she-hulk trash

[@Alvaro-rq8sn]

Bruh wait for Kang

[@luvzzzz246]

Never

[@itsproof2]

Ms. Marvel and She-Hulks solos shut up

[@Kickinthescience]

I definitely think this movie is better overall than Endgame

[@clave965]

Ure not wrong, endgame is still an amazing movie but it can't compete with the hype, the perfect pacing of infinity war

[@shaunstudios163]

I like how this movie balances everyone out

[@c-mc]

nah Endgame is better overall

[@lynni_111]

Agreed. I loved infinity war

[@johnniequinn3215]

No, they are both great for different reasons.

[@gerstelb]

2:33 Thanos didn’t use the Power Stone at all when fighting the Hulk; that was just his own strength - which is what allows him to wield the stones.

[@namanyadav8386]

Hope they understand this in endgame as nobody except thanos can wield the stones or have knowledge of how to use them. The mad titan is legit smart as well as strong.

[@DJZ64X]

They aren't the sharpest tools these two reactors.

[@Captianmex1C0]

​@@namanyadav8386 They can wield the stones but it affects some of them worse, Captian marvel, Thor and Valkyrie can probably all wield them

[@edpotter1170]

Broo watching this movie in the cinema was a whole different experience. Everyone was quiet in the theater, just gawking at the black screen with no word. It was haunting how somber and depressed everyone was, walking out of the theater. Everyone had the "don't touch me, don't even talk to me" face lmao.

[@saitamayt5104]

This is by far my favorite Marvel movie, the experience of watching it for the first time in a crowded theater was next to none. Everyone laughing, gasping, and then bawling at the end… listening to everyone talking about it afterwards… such an experience! Props to everyone behind Thanos, THATS the way to introduce a character that was hyped up since 2012

[@JustCallMe_Tae]

Think of it like this: They spent a good decade plus building him up as this larger than life being. It would've been a CRIME to end it after one film. This movie isn't really about the Avengers. We had them for years. This movie is about Thanos. This was HIS movie. The heros were the background characters. Besides, what's a hero with a villain. Also I sincerely hope y'all avoided the internet when Endgame first came out. Spoilers were absolutely EVERYWHERE and it was hard to avoid them all. Great reaction, hope y'all have a an amazing day 🌹

[@E84-l4g]

Yeah it's hard to believe that anybody would of been able to avoid spoilers unless you don't have any social media that's the only way I could see someone not knowing but even there are commercials showing certain characters so I have to believe some of these reactions on youtube they have to know a little bit already lol

[@brutusjudas5842]

Thanos being defeated in his first movie would be like the White Walkers losing their first major on-screen battle south of the wall in Game of Thrones…oh, wait.

[@radicalreactions1633]

@@brutusjudas5842 Well since they literally need about 15,000 useless characters in BOTH MOVIES, that nobody cares about, to defeat this watered down clone (dude's Discount Darkseid), that's just plain sad.

[@Meepie_Playz]

Infinity war > Endgame, it’s not close.

[@legendson5567]

I honestly thought they'd keep thanos alive for 3 more avengers movies after infinity wars

[@KlevermoreReacts]

This actually felt like being in theaters again. This has been so cool. So glad yall did this. Lol at so many spots but at 44:11 the level of shooketh yall were. 😅 great reaction guys.

[@michael46harris28]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@emrysdruid3064]

There was no other movie like infinity war, before infinity war. That's why to me, it's my favourite MCU movie. It was a true shocker for the movie to end with Thanos actually succeeding

[@coxeparadox8124]

This saga is so amazing. Even after all these years I find myself, and others, going back to these types of reactions and trailers to try and relive this hype through the eyes of others who are watching it for the first time. It will never get old.

[@KHAOE1]

His face at the end tho..."I guess so" 😂😂😂

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I swear, seeing Thanos strangle Loki to death with one hand, then smash Hulk was honestly frightening when I saw it in theater. The fact that a purple warlord was stronger than an angry, green mountain of muscle with virtually limitless strength is insanity.

[@SpFlash1523]

Thanos was smart to take out Hulk as fast as he did because the angrier Hulk gets, the stronger he gets. Hulk was just getting started when he had Thanos against the wall.

[@theeLonelyRedPanda]

everyone was like yeah! and i'm like give it a second :/

[@Yvngkillz21]

Not just that , he already had the power stone

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@Yvngkillz21 The fact that Hulk is embodiment of Bruce's deep-seated frustration and hatred towards his biological father for all the abuse he endured as a child, made the scene where he's laying in the rubble of the ship, afraid following his ass whupping all the more sad.

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

@@SpFlash1523 The quick defeat is no less scary. And I felt bad for Hulk, because he was terrified to emerge when Bruce needed him to.

[@Jordashian93]

Such a dope superhero epic, so many characters in one film I can not believe they pulled it off! This is also some of the best action I have seen on screen, the visuals are so realistic. The other thing that really pleased me was the story telling it's sad, funny, and dark all rolled into one.

[@Darth_Jafar]

Ant Man & The Wasp and Captain Marvel are the next 2 before Endgame, but they're pretty necessary to watch cause they introduce some key things.

[@ninjago86FN]

Captain Marvel has nothing to do with endgame 😭

[@Darth_Jafar]

@@ninjago86FN True. It only introduces a character that's in it.

[@vdoggydogg3922]

Totally disagree

[@itsbambi92]

I don’t think there could ever be another movie to replicate what we all experienced in theaters and at home for those that didn’t have the opportunity to watch it in theaters. My dad being one of them. He was so excited and so into the movie that when it got to the part where Thanos plan work, my dad was silent. We were all so used to seeing our heroes winning that this was definitely something unexpected. We were all in denial.

[@StykeFam2205]

Seeing this opening night in IMAX......man no one said a word afterwards. We were just so emotionally drained like hardly anyone wanted to move. One of the best experiences in my life, but also soul crushing we had a whole years wait to understand what was to come next.

[@ericjames1222]

That scene When cap goes to thanos and hit him a few times and hold The Gaunlet, What a Sick scene dude. Showing How cap is a soldier he Never gives Up No matter What , and he's so whorthy What a Badass DUDE

[@djarinriduur]

Don’t let anyone discourage you from continuing with the MCU after Endgame. There is some fantastic stuff in Phase 4 and 5. Some of my absolute favorite Marvel projects ever. And I can’t wait to see you guys react to it all.

[@Movies-2024-1]

But there's a LOT of crap. And too many projects. I could see them feeling completely different

[@djarinriduur]

@@Movies-2024-1 Personally, I really enjoyed Phase 4. There was only a couple projects I didn’t like as much as the others. But the fun thing about reactors is seeing them come to their own opinions.

[@Melody-zu4gx]

@@djarinriduur exactly, like that's the whole point imo

[@Shockkings0714]

90% of it are duds

[@frfras7]

@@djarinriduurstfu dick rider only Spider-Man guardians was worth

[@fierynugget4868]

A lot of people don’t understand that Starlords freak out was part of the victory that Dr Strange saw, he even said so before turning to dust “there was no other way”

[@pljdavies]

still a dick though - we all thought ' yup, spot the white male usa guy' such a dependable reaction

[@en4833]

So? What does that have to do with literally anything? Starlord didn't know it was part of the plan. He just fucked up. Sure, the fuck up did inevitably contribute to the win, but that doesn't make it not a fuck up. It was still an incredibly stupid thing to do.

[@jayg.4816]

@@en4833the point is, that was the one in the 14 million chance of them winning. He’s saying dr. Strange knew starlord was going to do that, and in order for them to win, starlord had to do that

[@lmaoashley]

I'll never forget watching this in theater. When the movie ended half the audience was sobbing, some were screaming, some were clapping, and the rest were just staring at the screen in shock. What a moment in pop culture history!

[@1zxtv]

Seeing this and Engame in theaters was the most memorable cinematic experience of my life and I doubt anything will surpass it for me as long as I live. The hype surrounding this when it came out after growing up literally as the MCU unfolded since Iron Man culminating with over a decade of films, this was a cultural phenomenon. Also I love the reaction at the end lmao, in a packed theatre opening night when the credits rolled you could literally hear a pin drop, everyone filed out of the movie theatre in complete silence, completely speechless. Crazy, this won't be replicated again for a very long time.

[@nicolasbaron4506]

Infinity War is the best MCU film! Everything from the phenomenal fight sequences that are high speed, action packed, and have high stakes, the incredible soundtrack, lots of well-written drama, amazing pacing that's not too fast and not too slow, and of course, that unexpected and shocking ending where the heroes lose and the villain wins! I can't believe it's been five years since I saw it for the first time in theaters and nothing will ever top the feeling of having to wait a full year just to see what happens next for our heroes.

[@nomadman5288]

I personally think Cap 2 is the best film. It's the only one that transcends the genre and the saga itself. It's a spy thriller with a comic book wrapping, just like TDK is a crime drama. That's my take.

[@angeloreyes4425]

I like infinity war but for me there was a few things that bugged me but it was still amazing endgame for me was the best but I won't spoil anything for them

[@jessicamagri8211]

@@angeloreyes4425I’m the opposite- Infinity War is my favorite and Endgame is great but there are plot holes in that movie that bother me

[@Meepie_Playz]

Infinity war > Endgame, it’s not close.

[@scottb3034]

@@jessicamagri8211 the plot holes are in IW moreso than Endgame....and you could cut half the movie out and not miss much of a beat. Endgame is the superior picture.

[@thesilky0ne899]

Finally, this is the reaction I've been waiting for!

[@andrewaddison777]

Star-Lord getting emotional and attacking Thanos makes complete sense for his character. Remember in GOTG 2 when Ego told Peter he put the tumor in his mother that killed her? What did he immediately do upon hearing that information? He shot Ego repeatedly. You can't be angry he did the same thing you cheered him for doing.

[@Senpapii_]

Everyones reactions on opening night was unreal. Watching the villain succeed was a great change of pace.

[@Mr.Alternity]

The fact that Strange could’ve stopped time and kill Thanos by beheading him with a portal is insane.

[@Jedi4Life-u5y]

"The Snap" was this generation's version of Vader saying.."I am your father."...to Luke. The reaction in the theatres was epic as, one by one, Avengers simply faded away. BTW, in case you didn't already know, Fury sent out an emergency call for help to Captain Marvel before he faded (that's what the symbol was on the beeper).

[@scottb3034]

Only to those that didn't know the source material. It didn't have the Star Wars twist impact because I knew what was going to happen going into it just by sheer deduction and reasoning...and because I knew the comic books. It wasn't on the scale of Empire Strikes Back at all simply for that reason...you could deduce and trace it beforehand unlike Star Wars which was totally a mystery when it happened.

[@mattsherack]

My heart sank a bit realizing I showed up 2 hours before the premier but now I know I just have something to be excited for!! Been looking forward to this reaction for so long and so happy to see you guys finally make it here! :)

[@jtlynn1928]

You have NO IDEA HOW POWERFUL VISION TRULY IS!

[@AmericanNerdLife]

Thor wasnt there with everyone in the final attempt to stop Thanos cause he did not have comms with Cap. Cap called out "everyone to my position" but Thor was probably still just off killing a bunch of the enemy troops.

[@jeffsherk7056]

Yes, the whole movie theater was quiet at the end of this movie. My wife and I felt just as you do now - we were heartbroken.

[@DingoEnderZOE2]

Ah the movie that gave one of the most legendary amazing movie theater experiences in the last few years. Everyone whos seen this in theater will tell you that the ending hits very differently than seeing it for the first time in your living room.

[@petergoss821]

Glad you don’t have to wait the full year we all had to.

[@damacattack8434]

A defining moment for the Marvel Cinematic Universe as a whole.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Groot's last word before he vanished, "Dad?" That's just HEARTBREAKING!!! And you really feel Rocket's sadness! Speaking of Rocket, I'm looking forward to your reaction to Guardians of the Galaxy, Vol. 3. Best make sure y'all have tissues ready when you get to it, though. That's all I'm gonna say.

[@gmunplayz4491]

your guys reactions are super wholesome cant believe u are just watching these movies now the hype was INSAINE when they came out, i still remember this and end game in theaters, this movie will probly be my all time favorite movie i cant see anything beating this, infinity war is literally a perfect movie start to finish 10/10 also the fight on titan, literally best superhero fight scene in any movie to date

[@jamesdienst3379]

Almost an hour of the best reactors on KZbin watching one of the best movies ever made. Hell yes!

[@MrBlack252]

You know I see you guys as family now. I know it may sound strange but everytime I watch your guys' videos now I feel like we are all just hanging out together and having a fun time. Thank you for that vibe.

[@canadian__ninja]

I love the look on Thanos's face when Loki says, "kill away." He was not expecting that whatsoever.

[@tatianabennett865]

Exactly, thanos was all about loyalty especially to his family so that caught him so off guard

[@millennium0101]

The hype this brought just leading up to its release was wild, seeing it in the theaters was an INSANE experience.

[@xBloodXGusherx]

The hype was fucking insane!

[@bigpictureguys8415]

25:53 thanos dragging gamora by the hand like when your mom took you out of the store for a whippin is kinda funny

[@BumpyBaluga]

Thanos didnt need the Power stone to defeat the Hulk. Although in the comics Thanos said the Hulk was physically stronger, however the Hulk wasnt too keen on stragety. Thanos beat him because Thanos is a more skilled fighter, but didnt make it a habit to go head to head the Hulk, relying on his strategic prowess more than brute strength.

[@TheCell111]

Thanos never said hulk was stronger.He just thought it will be more of problem if hulk get stronger but thanos is as strong or stronger then hulk. 'Avengers: Infinity War' Directors Explain in Detail Why Thanos Was Able to Beat Hulk During a question and answer session following a special screening of Avengers: Infinity War, directors Joe and Anthony Russo revealed whether Thanos beat Hulk because he's just that powerful, or because he had that Power Stone at his disposal. Joe Russo says it wasn't the Infinity Stones that beat Hulk, that was all Thanos. "I would say that he's just that powerful," said Joe Russo. "You didn't see him actively use the Power Stone in the fight. I think ultimately the way we looked at that fight and the way we talked about it with our stunt team when we were executing it was Hulk is obviously very powerful but he's a little mindless in his fighting style. It's aggressive. It's pummeling. Thanos is the Genghis Khan of the universe. He's a very skilled fighter and equally as strong. So when you put those two up against each other, the more skilled fighter is going to win. Which is why Hulk has a moment where he overpowers Thanos, but ultimately Thanos is smarter."

[@TheCell111]

Comic thanos. Thanos (Earth-616) Superhuman Strength: Thanos possesses vast superhuman strength the full limits of which aren't known. Death has increased his strength beyond the original limits to levels where he is far surpassing those of the physically strongest Eternals. He has proven capable of fighting Thor even when Thor had the Power Gem.[47] His strength is so vast that he has been able to defeat the likes of the Silver Surfer,[53] punch away an attacking Hulk,[91] physically subduing with ease Beta Ray Bill and Ronan the Accuser (as well as casually breaking apart the latter's Universal Weapon)[81] and, most impressively, tango with the mighty Tyrant.[156] He was also able to beat in melee fight the Hulk power-enhanced Annihilus.[82] Thanos can also augment his strength with his cosmic energy when needed but doing it rarely as his own power is mostly enough.[82] Thanos was also able to lift the Galactus Engine and recover it from the depths of Ego the Living Planet,[157] destroy a planet in a battle with Drax (in his first incarnation),[158] he was even able to fight hand-to-hand with a Phoenix Force empowered Thane with amped with the God Quarry. Thanos punched Thane into the planet they were fighting above and destroyed it by charging through him.[122]

[@TheCell111]

In fact thanos is stronger then hulk in the comics and mcu.

[@TheCell111]

Oh and thanos was already OP in the mcu without the stones. He is OP as well in the comics without the stones as well..

[@botso2272]

Love the reaction! It was rude of the filmakers to add so many funny and cool moments in this movie just to rip our hearts out at the end! Can't wait to keep watching you two!

[@randeecarreno4289]

Here we go!!! This is one of the ones that I've been on the edge of my seat waiting for you two to get to. LOL! RIP always to Chadwick Boseman(King T'Challa/Black Panther) and William Hurt(Thaddeus Ross)! Just in the first few minutes of this movie is off to a crazy start with the loss of Heimdall and Loki. I loved how Loki brought back Tony's "We have a Hulk" line from the first Avengers movie. The team ups in this movie are perfect: Tony, Spider-Man, and Doctor Strange and then ending up with the remaining Guardians. Thor, Rocket, and Groot. And Steve, Sam, Natasha, Wanda, Vision, Bruce, and Rhodey with Bucky and the Wakandans. Fun Fact #1: In the "Where is Gamora?", "Who is Gamora?' scene, Dave Bautista(Drax)improvised the "Why is Gamora?" line. Fun Fact #2: That last scene between Tony and Peter/Spider-Man before Peter turned to dust was improvised by Robert Downey Jr. and Tom Holland. Up next is "Ant-Man and the Wasp". Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊

[@testfire3000]

On your list of list of combatants on Titan (Tony and the Guardians), don't forget Nebula!

[@tmac731]

30:50 Thor entrance is epic for many reasons because what the movie gives you. Thor hasn’t been in earth since 2015 so this is a great reunion for Cap Sam and Nat, they’re probably shocked about how strong he is now. Banner thought he was dead so when he showed up with a new hammer he was fully excited “oh youre so screwed now!!”. Wakanda is see a god that is not Bast, the one they worship

[@itsthatmemelowell]

Man the Infinity Saga was peak for the mcu 10000%

[@nintenmetro]

The opening Marvel Studios logo for this movie was made to celebrate the first ten years. Even when the world is in trouble, Tony still lands the best jokes. The four lackeys that were with Thanos are the Black Order: Ebony Maw, Proxima Midnight, Corvus Glaive, and Cull Obsidian. Remember when Nebula said to Gamora that she was the sibling she hated the least? The Black Order are also Gamora and Nebula’s siblings by adoption. The army of aliens that attacked Wakanda are called Outriders. As Groot vanished, “I am Groot” in that moment was him saying “dad…”. If you look closely, Wanda welcomed death. At that point, she felt she lost everything. Spider-Man’s vanishing was the most painful to watch. Back in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tony did say that he’d feel responsible if Peter died and didn’t want that piled on his conscience. Just before he vanished, he apologized to his mentor feeling he didn’t do enough to stop Thanos but he gave it his all. The Russo Brothers knew what they were doing. Spider-Man has been a fan favorite for years, and the MCU’s incarnation is a high school teen with a lot of potential. That’s why they made his death slow on purpose.

[@Yowhattf69]

🙌🏾

[@bloodzerox20]

Also Peter felt his death coming before it happened due to his spider senses

[@SpFlash1523]

​@@bloodzerox20 Yeah. That was confirmed.

[@bloodzerox20]

@@SpFlash1523 Yeah I know

[@curtquinlan9870]

The looks on your faces at the end of the movie....priceless.

[@HiThereLove16]

I’ve seen all of these movies, several times - and this movie still leaves me absolutely shook.. the single most impactful movie in the MCU universe thus far.

[@ToadSageTroller]

The scene where Peter hugs Tony and says "I don't wanna die" made me cry.

[@kerkie]

Have you ever wished you could experience something again for the first time? For me, two things I'd want to re-experience are seeing Infinity War and seeing End Game opening weekend in the theaters. And I went in CLEAN! I was working mad hours and wasn't able to see the media surrounding. The experience was unlike anything I've experienced before and likely ever will again. For IW, the theater was . . . .just. . .you could hear a pin drop until the music in the credits faded out, the lights came up (everyone still in their seats), and someone several rows back just said 'F***'. Just shock. The spiritual successor to The Empire Strikes Back when it comes to down endings. But still amazing. Beyond anything I expected.

[@neophenom]

This is still one of the best cinematic shared experiences. From minute one to that fade to black. I do find fun those initial reactions and questions. It's a process to digest all that happens. The attention to detail of the film is quite extensive, and I can't praise the writing of this film enough. An example is how some question where Thor was near the end fight, but most forget he joined late and has no actual way to communicate with anyone beyond what he was seeing in the field. When Vision exploded, we can see they are under heavy tree cover, and it was probably the shockwave that drew his attention to that spot.

[@dwaynejohnson4727]

Exactly. Cap was able to rally all the Avengers but Tho because Thor didn't have their comms.

[@EntertainmentFan11]

Star Lord: "Where is Gamora?" Iron Man: "Yeah, I'll do you one better. WHO is Gamora?" Drax: "I'll do YOU one better. WHY is Gamora?" Love that bit, and that wasn't in the script!

[@daitommasino911]

The way you guys were SPEECHLESS at the end was the same I remember me and hubby being at the movie theater at the end of this movie 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳

[@venomproductions3909]

Your guys reactions are awesome! You are the perfect couple and I love how emotional you both get 😊

[@anthonywebb5868]

I've loved watching your reactions, considering I've watched every one of these movies. I was actually watching Infinity War last night on a flight home. This movie was amazing, because our heroes actually lose. This perfectly sets up Endgame. I cannot wait to watch your reactions and re-live Endgame through you. thank you.

[@JPNox]

I love how invested you are in the movie, it makes it very enjoyable to watch

[@clave965]

44:09 is literally all of our reactions when we first saw it in the cinemas😂 at least you guys have the luxury to watch it in the next few weeks while we had to wait for a full year

[@TheSimOne360]

what people dont realize about Quill doing what he did is that he literally JUST found out that his mother was killed by his father under the justification that he "had to". He JUST went through that betrayal and that was raw and painful and Gamora was helping him through that. So to hear another "Father" say he HAD to kill a family member just gave him the biggest of trauma flashbacks. I don't blame him at all.

[@Akeno_7]

I just remember the collective gasp in the cinema when he did the snap. Everyone was shellshocked. Endgame is easily the best, but Infinity War was good on a different level.

[@infiniteRey]

When I watched it in theaters someone yelled “WTF”! People started laughing

[@Terp311]

No.

[@akka8588]

Watching this in theaters was just something you had to be there to experience. It was definitely a once in a lifetime experience that is hard re-create these days

[@tonzyjc]

This was such an unforgettable cinema experience. We never thought the superheroes would actually lose. Sooooo good !!! I'm so excited for y'all to see Endgame and Wandavision ❤

[@josephcarriker3967]

Thank y'all so much for sharing your enjoyment of this incredible series with us!

[@druciferDMA]

You guys are aoo invested its great to see, i dont know how you couldve waited a minute after this finished to pop in the next one. I love vince's love for cap.

[@urbnctrl]

I remember so well, everyone in the theater was just completely smashed to bits. Most epic plot twist in superhero cinema EVER

[@KlsoNl]

At the end of the movie, he sent the signal to Captain Marvel one of the movies you're going to watch, and you'll have to watch ant man next.

[@rahilrameez8635]

The scene where Cap tries to hold of the Glove , Thanos reaction doesn't mean he thinks Cap is strong but he's confused as to why some like Cap at that moment who's no match for him has the courage to stand up to him .

[@FPAlpha]

Thanos respects strength and courage and he immediately recognized Steve had both in spades, which is why he pulled his punch and simply knocked him out. He could have taken off his head with his pure strength, even without the stones, but he didn't.

[@brandon-cz4nl]

I am reliving the avenger glory days through you guys. Thank you, its been so long since I've felt this waaaaaay lmao 😭😭

[@xorrynhexblade9486]

13:31 dudes, the Vision can lift 50 tons usually, 85 tons when he enhances his mass. The Mind Stone only enhances mental abilities. Thanos had the Power Gem when he beat the Hulk, that's actually the only one that makes you physically stronger.

[@stancinatti8198]

The way I sat in my car after this movie and just was stuck for an hour before I drive off lmaooo

[@TonyJaaFan1587]

He didn’t have the power stone activated while he was fighting hulk, so he’s just evenly matched normally to him

[@dax977]

Great reaction team! How you both reacted is the same as us in the theatre!! Absolutely buzzing.... to despair 😢 can't wait for the next reaction now 🙌🏽🙌🏽🤙🏽

[@Himanshu_Singh793]

Brilliant reaction but Wanda sacrificing the love of her life, Vision, the only person she has after the death of her parents and brother deserves a mention. And to see that noble sacrifice doesn't mean a thing because Strange gave away the time stone! I can't-

[@Jonathan-qd2ru]

Watched this at day 1 midnight viewing. It was absolutely unreal experience. Love three channel guys.

[@ric3417]

One thing y’all should know that we knew as fans was THIS IS THANOS’ Movie and if you rewatch it with that in mind the movie is just so much better

[@dljprogun]

Fun isn't something one considers when watching people see Infinity War, but this does put a smile on my face.

[@ErnieTrinidad]

I envy you the fact that you won't have to wait a whole year to find out how this all ends. You have my sympathies on not being able to experience Endgame for the first time with a full theatre. It's still one of the most incredible shared movie going experience I've ever been a part of.

[@playerone198]

The first sentence of the movie, Destiny always arrives. This was Thanos' movie. He did what he said he would do. I love this movie so much, a whole decade of movies led to this movie. I remeber beeing speechless after this ending. AND WE HAD TO WAIT ANOTHER YEAR TILL ENDGAME! Glad I could refeel this journey with you guys, great reactions.Thank you!!

[@SpFlash1523]

It was definitely a time to be alive.

[@pokershadow373]

34:08 “You can’t make this up” As you are watching a movie 😂😂😂