MARVEL: POSITIVE (Part 1 of 2)

[@JesseTribble]

Watch 'MARVEL: NEGATIVE (Part 2 of 2)' kzbin.info/www/bejne/oXSzfXyErMuKj6c

[@andersmai844]

I just watched this again to prepare properly for NEGATIVE!!

[@AamirSajidMovieFreak]

How to use Marvel Music in videos?

[@AamirSajidMovieFreak]

Btw Loved the video!!! The editing is exceptional 😍😍😍

[@jasonspades5628]

Do you mind If I use that joke you used? (What did I tell you about using the bell for comedic purposes?)

[@kennethgordon397]

@@andersmai844 sacred eww vcxvgff yo

[@lovershines14]

"It's easy to self destruct when things aren't working out, but it's hard to sacrifice yourself when you have everything you've ever wanted" That is a great quote, really stuck with me

[@ahmedamine24]

It's beautiful, I love it.

[@denkdan8748]

yes

[@kamalekermawi]

"but it's hard to sacrifice yourself when you have everything you've ever wanted" What does that even mean?

[@anthonybranch4712]

I would just tack on the rest of it: "In that sense, being Iron Man ISN'T literal, it's something all of us can do." That, together with the preceding, really made this quote, for me. An AMAZINGLY apt insight, really. Thanks for putting it out there for us!

[@BasedBill]

@@kamalekermawi Tony Stark had his daughter, had a healthy romantic relationship with the only woman he's ever loved, had his giant plot of land to live out life exactly as he wanted after being a billionaire playboy, along with any technology he will ever want or need, and got his life back together 5 years after Thanos' snap. His decision to sacrifice himself in order to time travel and undo the snap to save everyone else, even though he had everything he needed already, was a hard decision. Now if he had nothing, his wife and daughter were snapped away, and he was homeless, sacrificing himself for the good of others would be a very easy decision. Get it?

[@Roooobb]

Really appreciate this video. I enjoy indie cinema, smaller-budget films, experimental movies, that sort of thing, but the MCU movies have always tugged at my heartstrings. I truly believe there to be an attempt at genuine, heartfelt filmmaking in each of these movies, especially through the Iron Man/Captain America movies and their interactions with one another.

[@thespider8654]

As a film fanatic and passionate storyteller, I think MCU tries to be... you know, cinema. It tries to be those heartfelt realistic grounded films that puts a good impact on you. Some of them succeeded. While some of them didn’t. But at the end they tried, and they are new trying in their tv shows. Besides entertaining us. They failed at telling genuine human stories at times, but I don’t think they ever failed to entertain us.

[@redringofdeathgamer]

"If the public creates popularity, then the fans create legacy." Good line.

[@EYYYYYJustin]

"And above all Tales to Astonish." I understood that reference.

[@supahman9862]

I understood “that” reference

[@williamwatson4354]

Not only that, its like a Journey into Mystery.

[@michaelstark5751]

This is great! And I don’t want to watch Marvel: Negative but I’ll torture myself anyway 😀

[@TheRealGuywithoutaMustache]

It's good to see someone capable of understanding both perspectives on Marvel. Marvelous video my friend.

[@ThePonderer]

I’ve been needing some positivity about this franchise. Well timed.

[@ImamSyafii-st4ps]

ikr?! i know it's silly but the constant dunk on marvel really bums me up but the truth is none of that would change the fact that marvel studios will keep making movies and even expanding to television now which hopefully manage to maintain the same level of quality

[@cjhepburn7406]

What do u mean?

[@cjhepburn7406]

@@pississippian I don't bro, but I get ur point. That said 23 is a flippin' lotta Super Powered Celluloid to get thru. I think after End Game, I'm gonna need a li'l lie down. Cj.

[@MforMovesets]

Because the internet is full of hateful s***heads?

[@MachineFuckingHate]

The MCU is the highest-grossing film franchise of all time. What more do you want?

[@Punkandcannonballer]

Another great video, man. I love that even the topics that are talked about to death are still made interesting with your commentary.

[@Aster_Risk]

I don't even like the MCU, but I still found this interesting.

[@acactus26]

You're hands down one of my favorite channels. Your understanding of subjects and how you break them down is astounding. Thank you , Jesse.

[@tacosRtehtastiest]

"So what is Kevin doing right?" *Marvel Fortnight Ad plays*

[@Isiah_N]

the music score at the end of infinity war when thanos gets home is legendary. love how you rounded this video off with it

[@maxkim7937]

The "I'm an actor" part was one of my favourite scenes from iron man 3. Especially when rhodey shows up

[@Adam_s_Uncle]

i loved how after 25 min' explaining, extensively, and most accurately in a great simple yet analytical way what makes this franchise so successful you say : "i'm not sure what makes a franchise successful" :) priceless.

[@shorwur]

The actual reason they parodied The Mandarin instead of making him an actual villain is actually to to the Chinese Government. The Chinese Government did not want the people of China seeing a Chinese villain portrayed in the movie, and said if Marvel were to do this, they would not whitelist the movie in their country, which would have lost Marvel a lot of money. This is also the same reason why Dr.Strange's "mentor" ( I'm not familiar with her name at the moment ) is how she is. The original "mentor" was actually from Tibet, and since China does not acknowledge Tibet's independence, they don't want it to ever be mentioned in movies. China only allow a max of I believe 32 US movies per year. If you get on that list, you'll be earning A LOT more money. That's why Hollywood listens to China and their rhetoric.

[@cwg824]

Hands down, this is the best Marvel analysis I've ever seen, and I've watched a lot of them. This is not simply a "DC-Marvel comparison" or "how good is Marvel", but a very nice video analysis. The amount of work you put into this is obvious, from the attentions to detail to the perfect editing (with HD quality and not too much annoying bg music). I've learned a lot from this and it's also a great motivational vid to show us what it takes to be successful. Thank you!

[@jonathanbarkley4655]

Immediately one of my favorite MCU video essays. Great analysis. Great work.

[@UltimateKyuubiFox]

Man, this was excellent. Downright professional.

[@clintrock]

Great video. I can't imagine the amount of editing and searching and research that went into this but it's an amazing look at the Marvel Universe and even DC Comics.

[@ClankyOtter]

There are things in this world that make me mad and there are things in this world that make me sad. But Avi Arad's cadence makes me feel a type of emotion that I cannot handle

[@wimsadmojo]

Hey, I keep going back to watch your video (especially this one)! I love how you keep referencing all the information from real facts & you credit it in the screen. I’m really enjoying this & how it wasn’t all easy to make them. Can you do it with ‘The Dark Knight’ trilogy please!!!! I would love to see it!! Thank you for making this (must’ve been quite a research)!

[@GoodBloodGames]

8 mins in and I'm really appreciating all of this. Also I'm so pumped you included the Mandarin one-shot. This thorough research has me giddy.

[@liamgraham2573]

Your editing and commentary blend perfectly. Keep it up.

[@yoyo5441]

I absolutely adore these movies , they're are my childhood and my life and I forever will be grateful that they exist, the fact that they did make the characters stereotypical archetypes and then TOOK THE TIME to slowly break those down and create character growth throughout the movies is just amazing

[@ommo]

Gonna get some popcorn and watch this! Thanks for the brilliant videos Jesse

[@ZGKIV]

I love that the choir sings the song that plays during lokis actual death scene

[@patrickmoran8583]

Amazing analysis! Wonderful synthesis of all the stories, themes, and styles. I had not thought about the historical success DC compared to the recent lackluster films. Kind of amazing that Marvel has been able to bring together so many stories, characters, and cinematic language while DC has struggled. Thanks for another great video. I'm looking forward to part 2!

[@Syrilian]

As someone who is not the biggest MCU fan, I still can acknowledge the genius of the MCU. They understand why people who are comic book fans read comics. It's not just the fights and larger than life characters with world ending plots. It's that these larger than life characters also have relatable desires and traits. Tony is a selfish playboy who desperately wants to be a hero. And of the course of the films, he does. Captain America is not a hero because he took a super serum and now can throw a shield real good. He's a guy who will always try to do the right thing, even in a world he isn't sure what the right thing is. These characters are interesting not because of their superpowers but because of their motivations.

[@edabakb]

Why do I STILL get emotional watching videos like this?

[@MrDruism]

Great video! I thoroughly enjoyed every aspect of it; your analysis, the viewpoint, the depth and length of your critique and conclusion, and most importantly your voice and the way you speak to your audience. This video is many levels above the usual MCU videos made by fanboys or haters. I hope too see many more of your videos, keep up the good work man!

[@thecommentator3842]

I’m so high rn and I’m in love with ur videos and I’m on a binge

[@patriot459]

I swear great vid and at the end as soon as the farm song for thanos just plays over all the best aspects of the films I love it.

[@richardwarlocc238]

think i migh have just found my favorite film creator that joke you did with ur mums favorite superhero and the bell from spiderman was great and your voice literally cures all headaches great stuff man

[@ImamSyafii-st4ps]

god this is one of the best marvel themed videos i've seen for awhile and now i'm afraid to see the second part, especially seeing that runtime

[@Hosu223]

man you are so god damn good at this. great work

[@thebananaman1185]

The second part is literally double the time of this video and that scares me

[@-Scrapper-]

Perfectly unbalanced. As it is

[@Dina8485]

I surely hope part two won't be Marvel: Negative

[@Dina8485]

*gasp* no

[@JesseTribble]

Adina McCray Oops lol

[@shawklan27]

@@JesseTribble yeaahhh babbyy

[@the10thfloor37]

Adina McCray OOF

[@jondunmore4268]

Marvel: Negative - Gwyneth Paltrow as Rescue. CRINGE.

[@ZGKIV]

Dont forget that Thor introduces Hawkeye, and Iron Man introduces Black Widow.

[@colleenross8752]

I'm so glad that DS is high on your list of favorite MCU films. It's one of my favorites too, and the Ancient One is one of my favorite heroes

[@thej.o.9299]

Why doesn't this man have at least 10 million subscribers. He deserves it

[@pickelrick7512]

Those transitions were so smooth I got chills every time

[@Dina8485]

This is so well done! I hope it blows up.

[@ReinBelmont]

Your video analyses are very entertaining and well made, I know what I'll be listening for the next couple of hours if not days.

[@masonbernheim7629]

This channel is the most consistently amazing channel on KZbin.

[@Neutral-Party]

That cut to the Ancient One. *Chef's kiss*

[@bo3inprofilepic292]

Bro I literally looked ur channel up to see when u lasted posted like yesterday, and it was like months. Literally the next day you post that’s funny

[@lanthimum3611]

Fantastic video. You're my favorite film-related youtube channel.

[@Lee-xw5cf]

What a great video, really enjoyed it , the editing is very well done , pls post more

[@stevenofthespears3914]

Great video, I’m really looking forward to part two!

[@ephramwest8368]

That “assemble” cut gave me chills I have to subscribe.

[@beplatinum2014]

Overall Great Video Essay! One of my favorites and view others Videos or Video Essays about the start and the Success of the Marvel Cinematic Universe! I’ve been a fan of the Avengers since 1989, it seems like I’ve given my fan card away to a future generation of youth, but reflecting back on the history they’ve made in the past 11 years and since 2015 always hits my heart.

[@tijmenteering9877]

Eloquent, extensive yet succinct. As always. Keep posting!

[@plica06]

Only subscribed recently... really glad I did. Keep 'em coming!

[@ArtofJJSamson]

Great writing and editing, man. New sub. Keep it comin'!

[@christyseagraves8774]

Finally!!! It was worth the wait for sure and can't wait for part 2, bring on the counterbalance cause nothing's perfect, right? Great job and congrats on the new upgrades, adds the professionalism your content has deserved for a long time!

[@AngusStewart01]

The Incredible Hulk is one of my favourite shows of my childhood I grew up watching re runs of that

[@brayancatano136]

"Is that it? is that all you got?" Tim Roth is fantastic to watch in that film

[@BigFatCock0]

@@brayancatano136 They're talking about the tv show from the 70s.

[@CreationSGame01]

This is great! And I don’t want to watch Marvel: Negative but I’ll torture myself anyway 😀

[@ImamSyafii-st4ps]

5:10 loved this superstore reference!

[@toukie]

Amazing video. Loved watching it. On to part two...

[@SuperKratosgamer]

22:50, nah time travel is a nightmare it can never be done with consistency and udnermine everything that happened, they can always change whats happened.

[@AngusStewart01]

This video is amazing as a long time marvel fan thank you man

[@thenewcosmo]

love your use of music and the phrase "Tales to astonish"

[@dylanjacobchin4237]

love it man, got yourself a subscription

[@helpfulapple3125]

“Tales to Astonish” Yes I now like your channel

[@xWe2s]

Avengers Assemble scene is the most epic in movie history, period. Goose bumps every time.

[@zachsimpson5895]

These are really well put together

[@brayancatano136]

Amazing work like always, will you do an essay vid on the new watchmen series when it ends? I'm loving it so far and the boys was amazing too

[@boo.hates.spiders]

Can't wait for part two.

[@tbam73]

This would convert anyone to a fan. Well done video

[@Aster_Risk]

No. I like the video but I just don't connect with the Marvel films.

[@felipeduplat8519]

Great job, as usual! Can you make a video analyzing the Ghibli's or Miyazaki's movies?

[@scrillrock]

Incredible. How do you not have a trillion subscribers already?

[@ABaier-pn1pl]

Nice essay, thank you Jesse! The perfect documentation during a good breakfast! :)

[@jahnathanhyppolite2047]

your videos are so good dude! Seiously

[@TJSaw]

Brilliant video essay! You've just found yourself one more sub.

[@ToyInsanity]

Love this video 3000

[@jasonmgomez]

well done. well thought out and very well put together.

[@videoblacksmith7412]

This was soooooo well made..

[@TheSeeking2know]

Great video. Solid editing. You're good! Subscribed.

[@muibehn]

Watching the lovely dialogue of Chadwick Boseman in here tugs at heartstrings.

[@ryanmatthews5771]

I love how this pops up the day after I do my paper on Kant by talking about that "I am Iron Man" *snap* scene.

[@Northbirdy]

Nice research on that one

[@podadragonwarrior]

I got actual chills at the end wtf

[@oddchalk13]

I love your videos keep it up

[@Exigentable]

Dope video dude. Teared up a bit lol, you nailed it.

[@karandev9316]

It wasn't fair of him to use "the porch" music during the Spiderman speech (that's at 26:10)

[@ex.O]

Man I hope one day I can see you in the credits of a movie's promo, I'll see the hell of that movie!!

[@thomasmaroney1892]

Wow great video essays 👍. Subscribed

[@okextraa]

Jesse, not sure if you're going to see this, but I love all of your video essays. The composition and depth of these videos are fantastic, keep it up. You're way up on my video essay/film channels like Movies with Mikey, Schafrillas, HoustonProductions1, captain midnight and I just gotta say it before you get big.

[@InvertedFreeSolo]

Yes. Thank you.

[@gammasmash1924]

Great video. As a guy who grew up reading Marvel comics, the MCU has been the fulfillment of so many childhood daydreams. It's not perfect, but it's much, much more than even 9 year old me dared to hope for.

[@DesignerDave]

Thanks, that was beautiful. I needed that right now. ;)

[@coleames514]

i have a feeling when we're older we're gonna all talk about the first time we saw iron man, and the time we watched endgame with our friends, i have a feeling that there is a chance that marvel characters, might become a standard part of our collective understanding, part of our mythos and part of our morals, we'll aspire to the morals of Cap, the intelligence of Tony, and the growth of the others, i think if we pay attention there are stories being told now from this material that will, shape and mold to leaders of our future. i know this sounds sappy and overly optimistic but i truly think the MCU has transcended the category of movie and has become an event for many, the only question is can they maintain it, to maintain such a provoking set of stories

[@konroh2]

I think Marvel has gotten into the collective conscience, but I actually hope they are only reflections of a deeper truth. When we look at values we do so because they are true and actual, not because a made-up character shows them. In other words, Marvel should never take the place of actual virtues, no matter how religiously held.

[@justincruz5720]

7:46 HULK SMASH. 24:03 Small correction: Tony got the shrapnel removed from his chest. He got rid of the “need” for the arc reactor, but he never really got rid of it.

[@TheJfluffy]

It's best to see both sides of the coin while you retrospect. I'll see you in Marvel: Negative

[@texaszubes3650]

1:12 this quote means a lot more right now

[@Moobeus]

17:48 that line is actually what Marvel Studios said to Fox and Sony, they took their a list characters XMen, Spider-Man fantastic 4 etc. and out of desperation marvel studios turned to there b and c tier, practically unknown characters like iron man and thor, and look where we are now. What a gift xD

[@420phoebe]

to be fair marvel sold ff4 spider-man and xmen out of desperation

[@imnotgoodwithnamesbruh6018]

I wouldn't really call the Silver Surfer a crossover for the FF. He was introduced in the FF in a story that's considered classic for the team. Yes, he's become popular enough that he's not just a supporting character in their section of the Marvel Universe but he's still definitely part of that section while having his own thing. Same with Galactus.

[@Someguywithalotoftism]

Thor 2 is sad cause he's one of my favorite characters and like I would've loved the idea that I think it was patty Jenkins had about it being more of a romantic story with Jane foster

[@jasonspades5628]

Damn, this video was WELL made.

[@lawrencelivingston8869]

nicely done love this

[@sokal__835]

Hard to believe there will be a negative follow-up to this video. But alas, I am watching this 3 month from the future.

[@Beastinvader]

13:38 That Loki play is still the funniest part in the entire MCU