Avengers: Infinity War: An Unbridled Praise

So, I figured since I make a lot of content that is negative about film, I had an idea to try and create a sister series to my Unbridled Rages.
The idea is to try and praise the film for the things I thought were great while leaving the flaws out of the analysis, basically the complete inverse of what you often see on the channel.
I will pick this back up with other films if you guys enjoy it, I really tried to nail the editing and the script though I wanted to get it out quick to cover the topic.
Marvel really did pull something amazing off here, a flawed series but an unprecedented one none the less.
Let me know how you feel about the video o/

[@mythhead2688]

Of all the characters, Drax has the greatest arc in the movie. In the beginning, he fails to turn invisible. But by the end, he completely disappears.

[@turbofan450]

Wow. That hurts bro

[@SuperAllelujah]

IT hurts but it's funny!

[@justthefirstlevel]

Too soon :(

[@halodragonmaster]

SupportE;R ow.

[@marlom7882]

Well fuck you too then

[@cheekyhamster6002]

Ned - "We're all gonna die!" ... Well, you're half right.

[@frankegordon326]

Cheeky Hamster oooh that hit hard

[@wisdommanari6701]

Bwahahah

[@take2productions570]

Dang... That was good

[@thomashertz5853]

Damn......Ouch

[@meris8486]

oof

[@plasmaballin]

He decided to praise the movie instead of criticizing it so that his channel would be perfectly balanced.

[@xavieryounger1631]

Joseph Noonan as all things should be

[@thundercleez7699]

No,he did it because marvel fanboys would give him more views and he already bit the bullet and crucified potential monetization money by *NOT* sucking the new Star Wars movies dick.Not that hard to understand.

[@xavieryounger1631]

thunder cleez He actually got more views for crapping all over The Force Awakens and The Last Jedi. The videos that tear them to shreds tend to be more popular than the ones that don’t. And did he get a huge backlash for his Black Panther review? No, he did not, even though myself and many other people disagree with him. Why can’t you just accept that he gave his honest opinion of the movie?

[@temporaneo617]

thunder cleez and besides, he still heavily criticized black panther.... Edit: ok, Broncos4life already wrote it, my bad😅

[@BirdLady68]

He's creating Balance like Thanos tried to do.

[@thecanadiandane7262]

Everybody found Thor calling Groot “Tree” funny because it makes Thor look stupid since Groot constantly says his name. *I* find it funny because Thor *speaks* Groot, which means that surely Groot’s name, in the context of his own language, is in fact Tree. That’s fucking hilarious.

[@Thefachusa]

omg you're right! you just blew my mind

[@Zooral45]

Haha true, I haven’t thought of it 🤣

[@ericthetuber]

Maybe he calls him tree because groot and his kind are offshoots of yggdrasil

[@MagnusMJ]

Or the rest calls him Groot because that’s what he always says, while Thor, knowing the language and, does not assume it’s his name and calls him what he looks like, just like with rabbit, which is: a tree!

[@GinoZump]

Wow, interesting :))

[@ironcladnomad5639]

You know MauLer likes it when he uses actual character names.

[@ericsantucci6934]

You know, I was somewhat hoping that he'd use some more fake names even though this is a praise video :P

[@ironcladnomad5639]

I think he does, to an extent - "Squidward" being one example. Can't say for sure, since I won't be watching the rest of this video until after I've seen IW.

[@ludwigh2165]

#AsianShrek :P

[@TheSixthDoctor]

Squidward is what Iron Man calls Ebony Maw.

[@ericsantucci6934]

And Tyrion lol

[@nathanlobono5818]

It's so hard watching Pepper Potts and realizing that after Tony's passing she goes crazy and uses her inheritance to start a pseudoscience company for women to rub crystals and vag candles on themselves.

[@TheLunacyofOurTimes]

LMAO. Apparently they also shove bottle rockets up their asses and light them too.

[@zacharywilliams9708]

Wait what

[@zacharywilliams9708]

@@Gnarfledarf She's getting that marvel/disney paycheck and she's doing shit like that?

[@perseusbolt3591]

Nathan Lobono yoooooooo😂😂😂. I assume you’ve seen the jontron?

[@Benny-fm5ec]

next thing she's gonna do is start selling her bath water

[@justafox5356]

When Tony looks at his own hand as if hoping it would disintegrate any moment so that he could be released from this...his absolute worst nightmare come true...that is soul crushing.

[@phillyphillylii916]

Fox Of Shadilay which is kind of the opposite of what happens with scarlet witch. She’s so wrapped up in the pain of losing vision that she doesn’t realize what’s happening around her until she herself, starts to disintegrate....which she welcomes by looking up in a “thank god” manner.

[@Keandros]

The parallel of the vision from AoU of Tony holding Steve to IW of Tony holding Peter. It is his worst nightmare, especially because Peter and Steve have a lot in common.

[@JamarD421]

@Fisher Theo I don't think he showed it.

[@JamarD421]

@Fisher Theo Unless the OP meant this scene here 48:06 Yeah it's that scene. I didn't watch the whole video.

[@youngsandwichgaming9071]

Fox Of Shadilay what a reach lmao

[@Jabersson]

I love how most of this "unbridled praise" is just Mauler explaining the script, because it's that good and speaks for itself.

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

Uhhh I guess?

[@SpeedyXGunz]

You know what's great? When you mentioned in your review how Gamora hated to see the throne, so Thanos takes a seat on the steps. I've seen the movie twice, and missed the little, but hugely impactful moments like that one... and it brought a smile to my face. Well done.

[@ProxyDoug]

Speedy Gunz Yeah, it made Thanos an even more interesting character to me.

[@KaosNova2]

If you watch Guardians of the Galaxy 1, Thanos favored Gamora over Nebula. IW connected to the plot with that point.

[@TroaBarton]

Disney had writers and directors of this caliber yet didn’t utilize them for Star Wars. That’s just silly.

[@w_alderson21]

Those absolute ham sandwiches!

[@treasurecave431]

More like "chose not to"

[@nailmontana1993]

K.....k...

[@wales2k4747]

The MCU is something completely different from the Star Wars saga.

[@juicestains52]

Troa Barton at the end of the day, what Star Wars needed was a Feige, someone to keep everything moving toward a particular goal, that kept everything organized and someone that understands that when telling stories, giving audiences what they need is more important than giving them what they might want in that instance

[@jmajor1004]

I'll never forget sitting in the theater when the end credits started to roll. No one spoke. No one moved. Everyone just sat there in silence trying to process the impact of the hero's loss.

[@grimedoctor]

Agreed. In my Cinema the morose atmosphere was deafening. The room was like a funeral, but at the same time I could sense the strange air of satisfaction from everyone, like we were all glad to be miserable. I remember as we left our seats I heard a mother reassuring her daughter that she wasn't going to disappear. I've never seen a movie impact an audience the way Infinity War did. It truly felt like I was part of an event, something huge. It was a unique experience, one I doubt I'll ever have to fortune to undergo again. and I'll probably cherise that memory forever because of it.

[@destinyhero4795]

First time coming in my mind "i must watch dozen of youtube video breakdown and prediction what happen next"

[@TwoHanderVGC]

Hah, my girlfriend at the time and I were having a fight the day we went and saw it and boy were we NOT happy afterwards. I don't know what I expected.

[@sanclairekabore5058]

I get you but for me I was excited for part 2. It kind of spoiled that everyone is coming back. I didn't get that feeling of loss with our heros

[@humanperson6705]

I was absolutely fucking bawling. Both in happiness and sadness for what I had just witnessed. I am WAY to emotionally invested in this franchise

[@Leffrey]

The most gut wrenching part of Spiderman's death is that, for the most part, nobody is aware they are about to turn to dust. It's sudden, painless and inevitable, but Peter, because of his Spider sense, is fully aware he is going to die, unlike everybody else, his legs fail not due to injury but the incredible fear of the premonition of his death

[@kangaroomaniac9732]

👍

[@HeavenlyReaver]

I mean there’s an actual real world explanation based on the fact that Tom Holland can’t keep a secret BUUUUUT what you said is an excellent in world explanation and what I had thought was the entire idea the scene was based around when I saw it the first time.

[@mayanksharma3651]

@@HeavenlyReaver 🤣

[@alyssasowell774]

@@HeavenlyReaver what's the real explanation?

[@HeavenlyReaver]

@@alyssasowell774 simply put they didn’t trust that Tom holland wouldn’t spoil the fact Spider-Man dies or that Thanos “wins” because he had let slip some spoilers earlier so they didn’t tell him until the scene happened and then they just told him to act like he was dying in order to prevent him letting anything significant slip.

[@jonathan39272]

Crazy that Rhodey, War machine, has more character and growth than captain marvel and she has a movie

[@Cmbtsnpr]

@Christian Santamaria That's what he's saying. They mismanaged the character so badly that a side character with less total screen-time than her has more character growth (and character in general) than a character who got their own movie.

[@bhavrajpannu8211]

@Christian Santamaria I mean her comics have done poorly as well. Maybe it's just the entire character?

[@paulmajano]

Jonathan Paterno hmm??? Discount iron man 😂

[@Umbra_Ursus]

+@@bhavrajpannu8211 You speak truth, my friend. You speak truth.

[@dragoxk4542]

It’s because they only put her in to appeal to the SJWs, rather than because they thought she would be a good addition...

[@axelvids893]

"We see Iron Man blow Squidward out into space" I must not have remembered the Nickelodeon arc

[@sheikhheisen]

@Guardian Wtf?

[@swapp1990]

No joke.i was scrolling comments while listening to the video, and the narrator said this quote

[@gattlinggolduck6373]

@Guardian Phew, boy, that escalated quickly, I mean that really got outta hand

[@HCSR2]

Really? Did you also miss Bugs' cameo? "We then cut to Thor explaining the plan to the rabbit."

[@keniel-prime6214]

@@gattlinggolduck6373 That guy is mad because rose forgot about the ark

[@bass-dc9175]

Every character that fades away did not react. Except for spiderman ... because he saw it comming. It is kind of cruel that the youngest member of the avengers is the only one with a way to see what is comming. His spidersense. While everyone around him faded away, his sense basically told him "You will die. You can not avoid this." Over and over again for his final moments.

[@NTTofMistery]

doctor strange also knew he would die, afterall he saw 14 million futures with only 1 way to win

[@paulosantana9607]

@@NTTofMistery But he knew it wasn't actually death

[@NTTofMistery]

@@paulosantana9607 he knew he could be brought back, but it was actual death. Also with only 1 of all the futures he saw bringing victory in the end there is an extremely high chance that they would fail.

[@paulosantana9607]

@@NTTofMistery Yeah I meant to say that he knew it wasn't permadeath. Truly, Spidey sensors wouldn't freak out if it wasn't death. About the second part. When I thought about this, when Endgame released, I came to the conclusion that he was 100% sure that when they died they were already in the right course, as everything past that point couldn't be altered by his actions anymore. The only thing he could screw up past that point was potentially not finding everyone or not managing to remember Tony about that one chance thing. (Coming to think about it, it's still pretty easy to fuck everything to the hell lol). So I thought, rather than going mad, he should be relieved when it happened. Actually, I thought he was supposed to be nervous when they were fighting against Thanos before that, as it was a more immediate concern and the slightest mistake would certainly screw everything. I would suggest that this is when he showed us an iron-could and emotionless heart with a perfect execution of the steps needed to get us to the victory, but maybe I'm stretching it too far xDD

[@odinsrensen7460]

You will die. You can not avoid this.

[@doublea125]

Still I think the line with the most weight behind it comes from Steve Rogers: "oh god." It is the last line in the whole film and vocalizes exactly what everyone in the theater was thinking, all coming from the man whose signature line is "I can do this all day."

[@plumbussmith]

That's my favorite part of the film. So much weight.

[@Marvelfanatic3658]

​@@plumbussmithok

[@SkillLevel0]

I hate going to the theatre but that moment when the screen said “Thanos will return”... the silence in that room was an amazing experience. Everyone was just in shock.

[@bhec7715]

I Am Groot you just gotta find one of those fancy theaters where they serve you margaritas at your seat.

[@gavinfelker7630]

Seeing Infinity War in theaters was an experience I will never forget. The utter silence and stillness at the end was unlike any other. That is what really made this movie for me. There were so many great moments, but none as powerful and as moving as the final moments of the movie.

[@mOczakowski]

It wasn't shock, it was the notion that we have to come back and pay to sit through another stupid overdone lame looking CG shit fest with boring story and shitty character development. This movie is a lot like Last Jedi, but people fail to see it, 'cause everyone is in love with all this Marvel shlock.

[@howtoavenge1016]

M Oczakow or maybe this movie is actually better than the last jedi? i don't know, a lot of things just seem to be done right here.

[@dregrant6828]

It was the first film i've seen where everyone was in complete silence after the ending.

[@scientic]

"but most importantly, they respect them." >cut to Luke drinking green milk. NICE. XD

[@unusualbydefault]

mauler damaged me...I cant see that scene anymore without hearing him go "what the fuck?!" in my head xD

[@user-mq1ng6sj7b]

@@unusualbydefault You may have assigned his voice to that scene, but in our minds that's what we were all thinking

[@techisimp]

@@davidross5640 leftists.

[@someonethirsty1957]

What time in the video was that?

[@arthurballs2754]

@@someonethirsty1957watch from around 50:00

[@angelserenade]

"Scarlet Witch, Scarlett Johansson, and Scarlet... Michonne, all converge into the PS3 boss" I love that little pause before Okoye :D

[@Katyamuffin]

She has a name???!

[@bastionunitb7388]

Scarlet armour

[@martianmarcera6721]

Who ever's writing the script needs a freaking medal.

[@dzagoproductions3450]

@Willz __ useles. TF you mean useles???

[@Alchemistic88]

I come back to this video sometimes to remind me what the MCU used to be... What it was building ☹️

[@Sm0k3turt]

It used to be so good. Now it’s just dead. At least we got one really good amazing finale.

[@MrOnboard]

i understand the feeling, but we need to get in our head that the build to the last story is over and the power escalation that came with it is gone also. they are building to something new now and its a very slow build. it feels like 2 stories starting, a space one and an earth street level hero one and the street level stuff is what we feel has missing something. the build is happening but we cant see all the pieces yet. kang is gonna be really big but the introduction on a show was the wrong move. not everyone even has Disney+. that's a problem. by the time avengers 1 came out only comic book geeks myself included knew what was happening, when casuals caught on thats when it became big like it was always building but thats not the case.

[@Alchemistic88]

@@MrOnboard no because we've had like 4 separate multiverse stories with different rules within 6 or 7 different films. There seems to be no singular focus to what Dr Strange Movie and Loki and No Way Home Movie had at all, as far as multiverses, DESPITE them ALL talking about multiverses...

[@tailedgates9]

It really was their magnum opus....

[@saehtnyS]

yeah...

[@AkuTenshiiZero]

"This guy is from space, he is here to steal a necklace from a wizard." That pretty much sums up every reason why I love the MCU. They just do not care how absurd it sounds, they go all-in.

[@Trollificusv2]

That is just storytelling. Beautiful, empathetic, insightful, organic storytelling. And Corvo, f off. The line, and style of the line, is completely consistent with his character. Nothing to do with Joss Whedon. That's just in your head, and too bad for you.

[@oldcowbb]

didn't realize the rage starlord have when he learn that gamora is dead is the same rage that get him out of ego's control, good catch

[@Rellikan]

Yeah. That's was pretty mindblowing. It's his saviour and the demise of the galaxy.

[@wisetrollman]

Well starlord is insanely, INSANELY idiotic to destroy the universe because his love interest might have died.

[@whitestarvictini]

@@wisetrollman maybe, but it is in character stupidity

[@vasilistsaousis4948]

@@wisetrollman also it was in the plan to do that for the avengers to actually win. As dr strange could have easily stopped him from doing anything drastic but yet allowed him to completley lose it and fuck everything up.

[@dzagoproductions3450]

@Fisher Theo you do realise that what he did to Thanos was in character, right???

[@joshaqy]

If there's one thing I despise in stories, it's not honoring the material that came before it. Star Wars, Jurassic Park...but this. This is why Marvel succeeds. This is why Infinity War is amazing to comic readers and non-readers alike. They honour their material. They honour their characters. And they use it to write a great story.

[@jackdaalfbrainork6392]

Joshaqy annnnnnnd then captain marvel movie came along

[@wubwubdododo5656]

Except that didn't Thanos have a completely different reason for his whole schtick in the comics?

[@iiReaperv2]

Wubwub dödödö Honouring the material doesn’t mean keeping it exactly the same.

[@wubwubdododo5656]

@@iiReaperv2 True. But what if it had been the other way around?

[@TooLameToDie]

@@wubwubdododo5656 I would have loved if they found a way to squeeze in the rivalry between Thanos and Deadpool for the love of Mistress Death. Otherwise, I feel they did a fine job writing Thanos and his motives.

[@kamilsawicki1931]

Watching this in 2023 is literally painful, both mentally and even physically. How is it possible we went from this level of writing to where we are now? They put so much work and attention to this movie, capturing nature and characteristics of sooo many characters, while in the follow ups (putting No Way Home aside of course) they cannot properly capture a nature of a single character, no matter how easy it would be. It is truly astonishing...

[@kaiuche8640]

I’d say guardians of the galaxy 3 is the only other movie with good writing post infinity war

[@lorij3786]

He never covered end game unfortunately.. although there was some DEI in there, it was the very end

[@AndrewBrownK]

The complete contrast with Disney Star Wars, revealed heavily in your editing, is that Infinity wars has *absolute* respect and integration with the lore and world building that came before it. It really is the true spiritual capstone to the entire MCU (up to this point) *without* taking any cheap shortcuts or retcons. It doesn't just avoid retcons, it doesn't just recall minor details from the former movies, but even amplifies their meaning and significance. It's sincere, authentic, and beautiful.

[@skittybug6937]

One could argue that Thor: Ragnarok was a retcon, but it earned that retcon. Even then, it's more of a soft reboot since _Thor and Thor: Dark World are still relevant to the plot._

[@azgardian32odinson]

Except it has no respect for hulk and thor 😂

[@skittybug6937]

@@azgardian32odinson What are you talking about? It shows a ton of respect and knowledge about Marvel Comics. The Sakaar Contest of Champions was based on Planet Hulk, it turned Thor from your average B list superhero into one of the most well received, there are plenty of callbacks to _The Incredible Hulk_ (2008) even if very few people would get them, and it revitalized the character of Thor for Chris Hemsworth. Chris specifically said that despite his contract with Marvel ending, he'd be more than happy to play Thor in _Love and Thunder_ based on the new life Taika breathed into him. To me, that shows not only a remarkable amount of respect for the character but also the actor.

[@azgardian32odinson]

@@skittybug6937 wrong! It was a watered down planet hulk... and it shows respect to iron man and cap, but hulk didnt even defeat thor on his own.. he had help (LOL the god of thunder defeated by a taser 🙄)which begs the questions did hulk even defeat those other aliens on his own(ragnarok)... also other than avengers 1.. when has Hulk WON a 1v1?... go ahead I'll wait... he lost to the hulk buster.. and I couldn't give a pint of mousse piss if banner helped stark create veronica... WHY DO THEY NEED HULK OF THE HULK BUSTER CAN STOP HIM!.. also hulk doesnt have a healing factor? He gets NO REDEMPTION WHAT SO EVER! Hulk is left with arm burned in a sling... the hulk is in a sling.... ok I can agree/ conceade to that ragnarok is a good arc for thor... but thor is no B list hero are you nuts? Do you even know how stupidly powerful thor is 😂😂😂 ragnarok should of been thors power anyways, well only he's not really thor now, he's far to comedic.. he's just like star lord but less funny... heck they even made him fat.. the god of thunder.. an entire 180 on who thor is... he is a warrior at heart and cannot help it, he just seeks revenge, there is no way.. not a single incarnation of thor where he would be self indulgent of self pity, the moment he found out there was a way to save the universe and go back in time and rectify his mistake... there'd be no stopping thor... simple as that... and by now the arc thor has come full circle and should be ready to be KING OF ASGARD... LOL what does he do? Give it to a deserted and traitors valkyrie 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 who hasn't done anything to inherit the throne heck she's not even a child of Odin ffs... why couldn't she of gone off and reformed the valkyries🙄 they've absolutely butchered the 2 most powerful characters in the universe and for what?.. ... when hulk finds out that black widow is dead the best he could do was throw a bench 🙄 are we serious?... he gets burned by a gauntlet that emits mostly gamma 🙄😂😂 I can bet you now they'll kill off the incredible hulk and replace him with she-hulk and she'll be insanely powerful... another thing why is banner so afraid of letting out the hulk?.. veronica can stop him, thor can stop him, scarlett witch can stop him.. I could go on and on

[@skittybug6937]

@@azgardian32odinson Most of what you said are problems with Endgame. And they're not replacing Banner. Not for the foreseeable future.

[@MiniatureMasterClass]

This movie should have been trash, but it was brilliant. The Last Jedi should have been brilliant, but it was trash. Subverted my expectations.

[@thisisfyne]

Well said!

[@boyssouls5689]

MiniatureMasterClass After the Farce Engorges, I was expecting the next one to be a shit show, and somehow it managed to be even worse than what I was expecting.

[@CabezasDePescado]

it was never gonna be a shitshow, still far from perfect

[@maxieprimo2758]

I wouldn't call it a shit show, but it was a bit of a disappointment.

[@johnnyraven7980]

I disagree. I liked both movies. TFA is a shitshow.

[@natahx2787]

Mauler: uses footage from multiple marvel movies Anyone else: uses 2 seconds of background music and gets copyrighted TheFatRat: gets his own song copyrighted

[@jacobg5122]

@Tim TheAutist It's not a filter, it was just recorded on a cell phone in a movie theater.

[@sarangshinde2220]

Mainly no ads, no monetization... So not much to gain from a copyright claim

[@doicaretho6851]

@@sarangshinde2220 I'm so glad that people with the best content usually don't monetize it

[@cooldude2999]

@@doicaretho6851 why

[@cymes82]

@@sarangshinde2220 The copyright owners can forcibly monetize a video , even a one on a completely demonetized channel. Ain't KZbin great ?

[@defhoez449]

I'm 49....and i still remember how I felt while sitting in a theater at the end of Empire Strikes Back. It was a feeling of real loss, a feeling that my heroes aren't always perfect, and that sometimes...the bad guys win....that not all heroes are capable of saving the day. This was the first film since then that I felt that way again. I can't say enough about how awesome this movie is...I've now watched it at least 30 times, and It STILL slaps for me. That scene between Tony and Peter STILL connects, the love between Gamora and Thanos, Gamora and Quill or the despair that Dr Strange feels when he knows the End Game and gives up the stone so Tony can later save the world and put his ego on hold long enough to sacrifice everything to save the universe and bring everyone back, while simultaneously killing himself. Its a god damn masterpiece

[@Doctor_Straing_Strange]

it really goes to show that good fiction connects with everyone, and not just an age, race, or gender demographic

[@matts8445]

Am I the only one so far that's stopped to appreciate the 49 year old that just said this movie "slaps"? That's f**ckin awesome!

[@defhoez449]

@@matts8445 Hahaha...yea, I watch WAY too much You Tube. Way more than the average 49 yr old.

[@austintyler7901]

As a 35 year old, I'm glad to see that I'm not the oldest person in the world to use "slaps" in normal conversation!

[@otterfire4712]

You should read One Piece then, great series with depth and care to the world, lore, and character's.

[@cobraaction1365]

Drax: "He is not a dude. You're a dude. This? This is a man. A handsome, muscular man." Hee! Hee! Hee! best line in the movie

[@wikistacks9396]

Luv that whole scene😄

[@ujjwalmishra8962]

glad they included what we all feel about chris; men and women

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

That's actually one of the few jokes I don't like. It's just too damn gay, like Hollywood level gay. I thought Drax was going to suck Thor off.

[@markusnixon3156]

@@gregoryl.levitre9759 Dude, really? Drax comes from a culture of people who are entirely literal, he doesn't care if what he says does or does not sound gay, he's aware thor is handsome, because by anyone's standards he is, that doesn't mean he wants to suck him off?

[@gregoryl.levitre9759]

@@markusnixon3156you're gay.

[@ApexGale]

what i enjoy is how we see Spider-Man still explore his power, we can see that his spidey sense is slowly improving throughout the story and ironically it results in him sensing his own death mere seconds before it happens.

[@Banana_Zach]

He should have insta-killed Thanos

[@TigerWolf111]

Spider-Man? Insta-kill Thanos? Dude, not even the Hulk did anything to him. How the heck would Spider-Man beat Thanos?

[@bookedchimera]

it twas a joke my sir take it as one

[@k_tess]

Head shot?

[@ianw5663]

I think he was referencing the 'Insta-Kill' Mode from Spiderman: Homecoming (after he and Ned hack the suit to access everything).

[@raymond-reviews]

When Loki gets teary eyed watching Thanos torture Thor and Gamora looking away as Nebula is being tortured are these great details I appreciated because in their heart they can’t stand to see this happen to their siblings even though their relationship is shaky at best.

[@classicsubmarineguy5477]

I also enjoy torture a great deal. Your description made me tear up a little bit.

[@pseudonymousbeing987]

classic submarine guy I too find pleasure in pain, come, shall we decimate some prepubescent children with an unstoppable barrage of cyber bullying anti-Semitic, racist, homophobic and liberal hate speech?

[@Voeris1]

I love how this movie touched deep. A big surprise for the usually superficial Marvel movies.

[@yanceynitzsche5115]

Thanos watching Gamora plummet all the way down the cliff, then wince as she hits, is another bit of brilliantly subtle acting that stood out to me. The animator(s) who pushed those pixels around deserve a gold star, and maybe a yacht.

[@raymond-reviews]

Yancey Nitzsche I 100% agree

[@_itsjustchris_]

"And goes to show just how powerful shes become especially when motivated by love" *glares at MoM*

[@sur3089]

Multiuniverse of mom

[@ascaban6220]

@@sur3089 I'm sorry did you write multi-universe and not multiverse?

[@masteroogway2405]

@@ascaban6220 😂😂

[@orppranator5230]

@@ascaban6220 Multi-uni-demi-omniverse.

[@jamescarr1265]

Wanda was one of my favourite characters, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness ruined her

[@potitishogun2961997]

His people are completely literal! *W H Y I S G A M O R A*

[@dansaunders1655]

Same use of the verb "to be" as in "I think, therefore I am". Drax poses a philosophical question on the metaphysics of Gamora as a tactical diversion.

[@akiraishin7141]

@@dansaunders1655 dude. I don't know who you are, but it is 1:30 where I live and you just made me laugh my fucking ass off with that comment and this stranger needed that. Thank you

[@anonymity11]

Can you explain to me the joke because I'm not sure I get it. I know that Drax is very literal but how does that play into the joke.

[@matthewmuir8884]

@V-Rex Time spent among Quill is probably the answer. He's... learning, in the loosest sense of the word. "Finger across the neck, means death!"

[@michaelreay2820]

"Dude your embarrassing me in front of the wizard's" Arguably the best line in mcu history

[@Splackavellie85]

Michael Reay *you’re Your opinion on great lines doesn’t carry much weight if you can’t get the most basic grammar right

[@hiboomer1191]

Puny god

[@originated712]

Lesley Harrys nobody cares about grammar online tbh

[@Eris_Norregard]

@@originated712 Well said. Internet grammar nazis piss me off. Also, not everyone is a native english speaker so why tf would you expect them to write everything perfectly.

[@originated712]

Violet Raven Exactly lol

[@turnbased608]

It's interesting how Infinity War subverts expectations in a way that actually makes sense, unlike Last Jedi

[@diegokaqui60]

yep.....but my father is really pissed off

[@DaelinZeppiTheComputerGamer]

I might post a DVD copy of Infinity War to Rian Johnson's home address with a sticky note saying "This is how you subvert expectations".

[@bastionunitb7388]

Honestly it's a great movie that is funny with interesting and diverse characters that does jump around alot that ends in a grim and dark way with most of the cast whiped out This is what last Jedi could have been and what infinity war does perfectly

[@elmerson6670]

I'm really furious about The Last Jedi. Even right now.

[@wisetrollman]

How did it subvert expectations? Marvel films are one of the most predictable franchises, everyone knows how the next movie will end ip

[@kenthefele113]

This is the greatest MCU film. I’ll never forget seeing it in theaters.

[@ISetYourFaceOnFire]

This is or winter soldier for sure.

[@canebro1]

Agreed, this was the pinnacle of Marvel.

[@leroyrodgers6089]

Funny choice of words, because since then and the current climate for how movies are, I have forgotten what theatres look like.

[@irishbob26]

Oh how far we've fallen so so fast.

[@RestlessFisher]

Same, opening night imax, worth every penny

[@Teabone3]

The film was great though I was disappointed i didn't see Drax

[@ultracj123]

True! And also the film left us all with a gaping question that really needed an answer... WHY IS GAMORA?!

[@johnmanzuki8979]

You missed Drax because he was standing completely still.

[@Tiger-uf4lk]

He was standing so still that he was invisible to the naked eye.

[@ApexGale]

yes that was the joke guys

[@elmerson6670]

Lol you didn't see Mr. Clean?

[@kbcarroll]

In Guardians of the Galaxy 1, the prison scene reveals Gamora is the last of her race, revealing that Thanos was wrong. Her whole planet went extinct somehow anyway.

[@galladeintheshade4422]

su1ac0 huh, that’s interesting. Maybe he lied so that she might agree with him.

[@camraging641]

Rasmus Gantriis abut Nebula made it clear that Thanos isn’t a liar remember in endgame when they thought he was lying about destroying the stones but Nebula said he’s many things but a liar isn’t one of them. It’s either a minor plot hole or just proof that Thanos’s plan would’ve never worked

[@kbcarroll]

@@camraging641 or he wasn't lying, he just didn't know the truth

[@camraging641]

su1ac0 idk he said they were thriving which is a pretty strong word for someone whose assuming/ doesn’t know

[@tanner201x8]

su1ac0 I think that’s just a ret con

[@davisb.1167]

What I really loved about this movie is how powerful the Black Order was portrayed. They weren’t just some named enemies that the heroes take out with ease before the big fight. They were actually dangerous, like mini bosses in a way, with each member taking multiple heroes fighting them at once to take each out. It really showed how out of their depth the heroes were the entire movie.

[@LuanZeqiri1]

Agree only what would be even greater is that Maw didn't die in space but had a life safing suit and got a help then went to titan just when quill beat thanos but mantis kept him under controll and just as they take the gauntlet maw comes and fight all.of them.and end up dying in thanos's hands as he is relieved of manthis and drax control. That would.make him even a better villain just after he lost gamora he lost his best man

[@1stNumberOne]

Yea I think they went out weak. I think they should have survived and been killed in the second movie..

[@dhruvdatta1055]

each member of the black order had more character than the villain in justice league

[@mcswaggerduff8946]

I only wish they existed in the greater marvel canon. We could've had maw be thanos' spokesman as far back as avengers (instead of weird four thumb guy), teasing the power that thanos commands.

[@maddlarkin]

It's painful watching this in 2022 and knowing where it would end up and how the MCU would fall from grace and arguably it all started with fat Thor...

[@numnaut1314]

At this point I like to think the MCU ended at Infinity War. It's a more dignifying end to the corpse it is today.

[@InzaneMane]

Some people even hated this movie because of what they did with Hulk. I'm not that big fan of Hulk, but I can relate why those people were pissed off.

[@ApexGale]

There isn't anything wrong with Fat Thor as a concept, the issue is that it was played as a joke instead of taken seriously. A Thor who has given up after losing everything and even feeling like he was the one person who had the highest chance of success is *good.* It's a genuinely good idea for the way to push him. The issue is that every time he's on screen he's being used as the setup to a punchline. Fat Thor shouldn't be funny, he should be *sad.* It should be heartbreaking whenever he's on screen, trying to stay detached because he feels like he failed everyone. Korg and Meek shouldn't even be gaming in his house. Korg should be more like the friend that actively checks on him to make sure he's at least hasn't hurt himself. It's the same with Professor Hulk - we should have gotten a short scene showing him forcefully merging himself with Hulk. And he should have been a lot more of a serious character, still prone to some degree of rage. Literally the only time we see that anger come out of him is when he chucks a bench into the lake out of anger over Black Widow's death as well as his friends arguing over it. If there was a time to give him more good screentime it was during the last fight.

[@maddlarkin]

@@ApexGale The problem with fat Thor agreed is fundamentally one of execution, but the premise itself is questionable I'm equally not sure that a reclusive boarder line self harming Thor would of worked either although I understand the premise far more than turning him into a joke. But to me both feel out of character with the guy who walked away from Thanos corpse muttering, 'I went for the head' that's far more a man who has decided mercy is a weakness and gone down a vengeful reckless path. I can see why they didn't, it's very similar to Clints arc but they could of executed it very differently, Thor becoming a militaristic and ruthless king, obsessed with the preservation of his remaining people above all else, after all did Norway willingly accept the Asgardians or did the god of Thunder simply give them no choice. I had less issue with Professor Hulk cop-out though it was, since it swept Hulk hiding in Banner under the rug and just sort of handwaved it, but I can sort of understand it, the handwaving does save a fair bit of time on convincing Hulk to cooperate with the 2nd snap and actually making it work as planned. But doing it all off screen is a bit cheap. My real issue with Hulk is far more Infinity war having him take one beating and hiding in Banner, a personification of rage, hiding... that's really out of character, Hulk becoming more aggressive, less controllable and nearer the surface seems far more in character and would also of provided a better motivation for Banner to merge the two into Professor Hulk as his last option to try and control the monster

[@trevorthornley8835]

Endgame was great. After that (except for spider man) became shit afterwards

[@eddiecatron9701]

Peter's death hit me hard when I first saw it, yet somehow your explanation of his relationship with Tony made it all the more touching for me. I even shed a couple of tears as you showed it to us again. Thank you, dearly

[@mariokarter13]

Plot Twist: The Marvel Universe becomes Dragon Ball Z and the dead characters have adventures in the afterlife while the living characters gather the infinity stones to wish upon Stan Lee to bring them back to life.

[@ka1nex37]

I was crying too bc of the avalanche of bad acting in yet another bad Disney cash grab.

[@theoutdoorguy8740]

None of them are dead. The untitled sequel has them all in in it including cp marvel

[@lukenotskywalker2957]

Gaaaaay

[@nikolasduxbury3948]

LOOOOOOOSER!

[@alucardbloodyvampire6066]

If this was directed by Rian Johnson Thanos would've been killed midway through and subvert our expectations

[@jamesmason4062]

and Winter Soldier would have been drinking milk out of cow udders on Wakanda xD

[@CabezasDePescado]

lol

[@LoveThisRealWoman]

Without a doubt.

[@fryPS]

Alucard BloodyVampire That did happen

[@thedon7082]

Alucard BloodyVampire and Loki would come back to life, flying in like Mary Poppins and he would become the main villain of the rest of the movie. and it would be revealed that Odin tried to kill him in his sleep. and when they find Captain America, he's moping around and doesn't want to fight Thanos. and doctor strange would have a plan to defeat Thanos, but he wouldn't tell any of the avengers because reasons. and Thor and Rocket would find out that the Dwarfs are making money by selling infinity stones to Thanos, so they ride space horses through Nadvilir to destroy it. and when Scarlet Witch is about to destroy Vision, Shuri would come down and push her away, saying that it's not about saving what we love, but sacrificing them to destroy what we hate (even though that's exactly what she was about to do).

[@philv2529]

Sacrifice for the greater good is a theme of this film. The heroes were unwilling to sacrifice Vision to destroy the stone and in their greed in trying to remove it first failed. Star Lord was unwilling to complete the mission and get the glove off without finding out what happened to Gamorra and failed. Thor was unwilling to make a deathblow so he could gloat at his revenge and failed. Thanos on the other hand was willing to do whatever it takes including kill the only thing he loved and won.

[@gabrielreed1096]

Phil V Dr Strange was also unwilling to try and destroy the timestone due to his duty to protect the eye of agomoto. He couldn't sacrifice it, so he lost

[@philv2529]

GabrielReed yeah and on a side note I also like how Thanos told strange that he didn't use his greatest weapon Doctor Strange totally could have just use the time Stone on Thanos to reverse his age into a baby and beat him just as Thanos did to the runner in the infinity War comic book

[@gabrielreed1096]

Phil V That might have happened in one of those 14 million other futures. Strange wasn't going to try anything that he didn't know would lead them to a 100% guaranteed victory

[@Flaris]

We will have to wait and see how things play out in the next one. No doubt the heroes wanted to do the right thing and that may not have been the right thing. They didn't want to sacrifice and they paid a price for it in the end. Thanos did horrible things, killed a lot of people just to get the stones, and was willing to sacrifice for his goals. But could also say the biggest issue was a lack of unity. The Avengers were scattered. Sure they sort of came together, but only after Tony was off in space. There was a need for everyone who could stand together to do so. But they lacked a unified will. Thanos had that focused will and everyone serving him shared that unified will.

[@festushaggen2563]

Phil V I agree. I thought the same thing at each of those moments. If they had only been willing to act, knowing they'd save many more lives by sacrificing the one, they could've been victorious. It's the selfish part of love that I didn't like and really revealed their weakness. It's unfortunate but that is what war is. Putting the lives of the many over the few, otherwise everyone dies anyway. The good guys blew it repeatedly in favor of their feelings.

[@Just_normal_youtube_channel]

I wouldn’t mind getting more unbridled praises. Hearing you give genuine and heart felt love for a movie fills me with a sense of hope.

[@doomedtoknow1267]

"They understand the characters they are tasked to write for, but most importantly they respect them *images of Luke drinking green alien tiddy milk*.... " Yup, wish there'd be as much dedication in the Sequels..

[@jacookie9707]

Reading that sentence “Luke drinking green alien tiddy milk” made me laugh and depressed at the same time. Like that is actual canon...

[@badkarma3037]

Endgame wins

[@melanoc3tusii205]

@@jacookie9707 Thats like saying that a character eating chicken makes you depressed. Come on.

[@Greigames]

@@melanoc3tusii205 mmm I don’t think you can compare a character eating a chicken on a plate to gracelessly squeezing green liquid out of a slug monsters tit, then drinking it while it flows down your beard like a deranged homeless man

[@melanoc3tusii205]

@@Greigames Dude's isolated on an island for countless years without human contact. Of course he's not going to fucking stick out his pinky finger. Probably not in the best mental health either, given his situation, though perhaps the force mitigates that to some degree. When stranded, you eat whatever you can find, or you starve. You don't give a shit if your reliable source of nutrition is from a slug - what real difference does it make?

[@bailysawyer804]

Who’s still waiting for mauler to cover end game?

[@joffy9373]

Still waiting

[@mikehunt7475]

Jon Andreas still waiting as of May 6th

[@kilometerbob2662]

@@mikehunt7475 bro im only ten hours behind you

[@coziiikinz5658]

@@kilometerbob2662 "only ten hours"

[@girthicusmaximus]

may 9th

[@Sapphire_Jack]

-Respect chars that were build in previous movies -Continue the story that was built in previous movies -Make the villain that everyone fears in previous movies be actually worth their fear *Verdict:* Infinity War is Literally the opposite of The Last Jedi

[@finn264]

Sapphire Jack Infinity War is as bad as the last Jedi > Both have SJW themes > nonsensical villains with poorly fleshed out motives (Thanos was just turned into Ares/Ozymandias/Ras Al Ghul/Sam Jackson from Kingsmen) Malthusian Economics is wrong and has been debunked for over a hundred years now This movie doesn’t respect the characters at all, hell it kills off all but one of the black guys

[@_greenrunner_]

Little Fav are you fucking serious dude? That's not enough to put it on a last jedi level

[@akcys6412]

+Little Fav >Complains that Infinity War had SJW themes >Goes on to complain that it didn't respect its characters because it killed all but one black characters Seems legit.

[@finn264]

Ethan Page I mean it kills the black guy first my nigga. You just don’t do that unless it’s a horror movie

[@akcys6412]

+Little Fav You have a point.

[@DaniMol]

The most heartcrushing moment was when Tony wipes his hands casually of Peter's ashes, only to realize, in horror, what he is wiping away. Such an innate, human reaction, perfect encapsulating Tony slowly processing what just happened, and his brain catching up to the horror of what he now has to deal with.

[@finlaymcewan]

remember the scene in homecoming after peter failed to save the boat and iron man gives the speech about "and if you die, I feel like thats on me"? Peter replies "Im sorry" and tony says "sorry doesnt cut it". Fast forward to the end of infinity war and peter's last words to tony are "Im sorry"

[@jlm5078]

Just the fact that after the ending everyone was in the theater still and one kid with tears asks his dad, - Is Spiderman really dead? Thanos won? And his dad answered - Yes, Thanos won, Is when I realized, this movie really rocks, they fucking made and amazing subversive story and they exceeded all expectations.

[@louis5368]

your word make no sense.

[@deceptiwave2936]

@@louis5368 Wot word even

[@louis5368]

@@deceptiwave2936 oh god they're breeding.

[@deceptiwave2936]

louis wordz iz just a projektshun of our ina feelins'

[@TallicaMan1986]

Thorne You're kidding right? Don't watch a lot of movies? Or watch them correctly? This isnt slightly above. This is waaaay above.

[@ExMachina70]

Nebula "You were the one who always wanted to win, and I just wanted a sister" How did I miss this?

[@carbonsx3]

GotG Vol. 2 is, for all its camp, an excellent movie.

[@ExMachina70]

@@carbonsx3 I agree. I enjoyed it quite a bit.

[@kylefrank638]

For sure in my top three MCU installments.

[@cody_638]

Why y'all talking like some old royal men lmao But I agree movie's great

[@lilacpen8678]

"I never wanted the throne!" What's with the MCU and all these dysfunctional families?

[@isaaclong8209]

Coming back to this review five years to the day. Oh how far Marvel has fallen

[@joeschmo4646]

Pain and sadness

[@kinghaki3000]

That " I don't feel so good " scene deserves an award.

[@thelegacyshow4248]

I want to punch shit when I hear that.

[@SunSunSunn]

It was an improv scene too lol

[@Datníğğa123]

No it did not

[@Slimurgical]

I wonder how much of the film crew started to break into tears while rehearsing it. Probly not many due to reshoots being a thing.

[@bitterbetty.9667]

Thor: “I need to go to Nevrderlier” Drax: “That’s a made up word.” Thor: “All words are made up.” Me: 😮🤭

[@S3Cs4uN8]

Well he isn't wrong.

[@MasterChakra7]

It's Nivadellir

[@ybyby3rdday]

@@MasterChakra7 its Nidavelir

[@wertyda1]

Star Fox it’s a made up word

[@wertyda1]

Anarion99 it’s a made up word

[@dragonknightleader1]

"It's working! It's working!" --Anakin Skywalker on Infinity War

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

Another happy landing. --Me, on Infinity War

[@bumfricker2487]

NOW THIS IS HULKBUSTING -Bruce Banner after killing evil space hulk

[@Liberator130]

A surprise to be sure, but a welcome one.

[@BeastlyMussel61]

It's amazing that the greatest of the superhero genre was a movie where the bad guy won.

[@ninjanibba4259]

Cuz it's ambiguous and unforgettable, when the enemy wins, you NEVER forget and that happens in real life, to fail after trying so hard to stop something you had limited knowledge of is heartbreaking This is why doing this in movies is powerful, breaking the status quo sends the message that heroes don't win all the time

[@KINGJADEX]

"The credits play like an obituary." I told my friends the same exact thing as we sat there in awe.

[@jamesalvarez3798]

love the way you incorporate clips from previous films to flesh out your points. It's what I was doing mentally while watching Infinity War in the theater, but seeing Tony and Peter hug/bicker from Civil War and Homecoming really sells it...and conjures up all the feelz haha. Your Last Jedi assault/documentary was amazing, made me sure I wasn't "taking crazy pills" over how massive a fuck up that movie was, this unbridled praise is just as rad. Keep killing it sir.

[@christopherchance4860]

If Thor Ragnorock made him a punch line, this film totally redeems him, If there is a "star" in Infinity War, Thor is up at the top of the list

[@MuzzYADam]

The amount of anxiety and then relief I felt when I saw the thumbnail and the beginning of unbridled and then followed by praise was very hilarious and worrying tbh.

[@theboi1885]

I’ve always thought that while both films are good, this film will age like fine wine and will ultimately age better than EndGame.

[@lorddj9910]

It has

[@chicopluma]

listening to your description on how the writters understand and respect the characters just makes me sad for how dc handles their cinematic universe

[@bhec7715]

Steppenwolff was the lamest bad guy ever...

[@dreamvillez]

they clearly don't understand drax and Tony

[@bolobalaman]

2018 and this guy still using Mom joke lol .

[@Alzzarla]

DC "handled" their CU? XD

[@PittsburghSonido]

Thats because Zak Snyder is a terrible screenplay writer

[@NukesXX]

Am I the only one who accidentally watched this entire video all the way through because I was so interested by the commentary only to realize afterwards that I had just sat here for an entire hour watching a video on a movie I had seen a month ago? Great video, by the way.

[@CabezasDePescado]

i just wanted to hear the analysis but i did not knew when it started

[@tieuucanh8958]

Nukes r/thathappened

[@Keandros]

It's the entrancing quality of MauLer's voice.

[@romannappi6156]

Dude, same

[@bazonga9085]

IJUSTWANTAQUIETLIFE Do you even know what reddit is you absolute fucking normie. People who link reddit subs outside of reddit should be shot

[@chrisl4999]

The difference between Infinity War and SW:TLJ is absolutely striking. One seeks to tell an amazing and complicated story using an over the top setting with fantastic dialog and visuals building upon everything that has happened before while the other seeks to show off great scenes with zero regard for the story or history of the setting. The amount of resources put behind these two films are similar yet IW is clearly far better than TLJ in every conceivable way.

[@wisetrollman]

A C fantastic dialog? Oh my god, Marvel fans are such a joke.

[@dasik84]

@@wisetrollman Nah, they're not... But trolls are...

[@colinftp3288]

Fisher Theo Star Wars the last Jedi

[@vincentconley9316]

@@colinftp3288 Social Warrior: The Last Justice is where my brain went with that

[@tuxedoshark8195]

@@wisetrollman If you're gonna make claims that Marvel fans are a joke, and imply that there is no good dialogue in Marvel movies, you need to supply a metric crap-ton of evidence to support your claims. Also, it's pretty ironic given that Marvel is *dominating* DC at the box office, and you have the balls to say that we're a joke. If it has anything to do with us getting excited over objectively good movies that we've grown up with, then you need to wake up and realize that we at least have good movies and characters to get excited over.

[@davidcatabui2018]

Hulk wasn't sent to Kamar Taj, that's where Dr. Strange meets the Ancient One. He is sent to the Sanctum in NY

[@malcanth3481]

My dad said he hated the movie because they tried to draw moral gray areas between the good guys and bad guys. He hated the movie because good and evil weren't black and white. Well okay then.

[@patvega5053]

They AREN'T black and white most of the time'

[@y2kplus9]

I find that interesting since, IMO, the gray areas of moral decisions are the more heart-pounding ones. One of the reasons why I love the Mass Effect series is because of morally gray decisions and the consequences afterwards.

[@kamichan127]

Malcanth my dad hated it too ! I was do disappointed in him lol

[@kozzyarts]

My dad was disappointed because I didn’t go to see Antman and the Wasp with him my response: not my fault I moved to Georgia two weeks before it came out

[@CabezasDePescado]

there was no gray area, Thanos is a true monster in every sense of the word, is ridiculous to think it was portrayed as anything else

[@swordtofdamocles]

Lets hope plank doesn't ruin endgame

[@dansaunders1655]

We avoid overusing her, to an extent. Endgame's odd.

[@velessia4840]

lmfao she gets bitch slap by thanos

[@existenceisrelative]

She's actually reasonably likable!

[@silentwatcher4883]

She wasn't completely TERRIBLE in Endgame. The end fight was really HILARIOUS. The bitch got punched OUT OF THE MOVIE

[@christopherlewis1315]

@@silentwatcher4883 Legend has it, plank is still hurtling through space.

[@Jessie_Helms]

Imagine these directors working with Dave Filoni on a Star Wars trilogy

[@GarveyToure]

👍

[@canonkingsley6569]

I just got hard. Yes please.

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

The Mandalorian?

[@5calambres]

Here we are in 2021 and it happens. Oh no. The guys who killed GoT are having a trilogy. Just WHY disney????

[@awc6007]

Ngl if the Russo Brothers could have directed the Star Wars sequels they would have been 100x better

[@mertarican5456]

Why does no one talks about wanda's death scene. The acting of that was so fucking insane. She literally acted the feeling of sweet relase of death caused by losing the love of your life. Fucking hell i cant watch that scene anymore.

[@Demortixx]

Yes

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

Her final stand and loss was AMAZING!

[@burner9826]

Cuz it’s not what you said.

[@jaideepshekhar4621]

@@burner9826 Wdym?

[@craigime]

wasn't that great

[@armahdhi8749]

Even though I appreciate the hell out of the entertainment with both vitriol and now praise, I stick around for the analytical depth. Taking things that I wouldn't have noticed, nor understood unless pointed out and then placed out in front of me plainly. I find it educational and I walk away feeling like I know more about something I enjoy rather than just solely being mindlessly entertained. Thanks, MauLer. Your videos are the ones I most look forward too.

[@lordoz2578]

Armahdhi preach.

[@Stigma-ba115]

Brah, stop spamming the comments, troll

[@EziooAuditore]

Agreed

[@Chaz1871]

I just realized that the show Spongebob exists in the MCU since Tony Stark called Ebony Maw "Squidward."

[@michaeljonesjr9018]

Chaz1871 yes SpongeBob is part of the MCU YEAH BABY 😃

[@1ULTRAKNIGHT]

Chaz1871 Well Dora is as well

[@evangibbs7467]

So is Lord of the Rings. Iron Man in the first avengers told Hawkeye “better clench up Legolas”

[@big-bonkin-head1034]

The MCU Earth is very similar to ours. Memes, shows, video games and other stuff exists in those worlds. Many events and political stuff exists as well. The main difference are superheroes, technology, other supernatural events and aliens. So MCU earth is very similar to ours other than he Sci fi stuff

[@faichaimond]

So does Hadaway. Andy Serkis sang "What is Love?" in Black Panther.

[@SimplyMasonZero]

Marvel's writers are genius. The fact they had a huge auidence to follow the Infinity Stones is an achievement. There were so many ways it could fail

[@thundercleez7699]

It didn't fail financially but it failed on many other levels,another terrible cgi army to fight? They did that in the 1st avenger and the second avengers...wow,really breaking the mold.Not to mention you finally get your first component villain (a purple cgi alien) and suddenly it's the reincarnation of the dark knight joker? Laughable to say the least.

[@FlipFlopGod]

thunder cleez someone is salty that this movie did really well. Critics and people all over the world really like this movie. It has flaws. Thanos is good in his own right. Joker from the dark knight is good in his own right. They are both great movies. The Cgi in this movie was really good, compared to something like Justice League. Thanos, looked and sounded real. Obviously you couldn’t do that with costumes. They did a great job. Flaws yes. But the fact that you can’t say one positive thing about this movie. Means one thing. You are a DC fanboy who is salty. I love marvel and some of DC. But damn dude. This is a Cinematic achievement, combining everything they done in the last 10 years together. I hope they remember you. Because after you die. Nobody will.

[@FlipFlopGod]

thunder cleez Loki, thanos, and Killmonger. Are all great villains from the MCU. There are good ones or decent ones. But those are the best 3. I love the dark knight as a movie. Joker is easily one of the best Villains out there. But you are only talking about 1 movie. It’s hard to compare Thanos and joker. You are in really naïve. Stop being salty that the MCU is successful and the DCEU isn’t. This movie was a success. Your opinion is just hate. Maybe if you would back it up with some positive feedback, then your opinion would make sense.

[@bing2879]

FlipFlopGod what about Vulture?

[@bing2879]

thunder cleez how the HELL IS THANOS A HEATH LEDGER JOKER KNOCKOFF!? Also the CGI enemies weren’t even the main focus in the fights, most of the fights had Thanos in them.

[@robofistsrevenge3288]

"Back at The Donut, we see that Doctor Strange has been tortured by Squidward..."

[@Matt_Bird]

I loved the insight you gave on Quill bursting out in anger (29:20) In a way it was very frustrating and almost seemed like a poor writing moment. Having a character fault be an undoing for the sake of having a fault, but it's a theme we see in our heroes, their humanity. I loved how you didn't just harken back to Quill's previous outburst, but pointed out the connection Tony also had to the outburst back in Civil War. It just goes to show that the Russo Brother's really appreciated the material they were given and stewarded it with care.

[@mkocel]

Amen, the Russos do their homework.

[@JarvisPen]

Very much like with Drax on Knowhere. Wanting to hurt and kill Thanos to avenge his family despite Quill trying to stop him. Even though the stakes were high because they thought Thanos hadn't collected the soul stone yet. The MCU loves its parallels.

[@themadtitan7603]

Finally someone who gets it

[@kylefrank638]

Every friend I've talked to about Infinity War has said they hate Peter Quill now because of what he did. But that's what made him my absolute favorite person in the entire MCU. It's utterly human.

[@umphreak9999]

The fact that Tony reacts to Quill before he does anything is absolutely brilliant. He knows better than anyone what happens when you let emotions and personal experience get the best of you and he sees it in Quill immediately. Just...perfect.

[@xxxprincessxxxjay7104]

I just realised since Vision (Jarvis) was partly programmed by Tony, his solution to destroying the mind stone is the same as Tony wanting to destroy the time stone. so small point but it just came to me

[@JorraneRei]

Infinity War was a better Star Wars movie. It does everything right that TLJ had done wrong. It had better worldbuilding, better humour, a threatening and complex villain, actually likeable characters with real stakes and hardship. Hell, I'd argue it even had a better score. Everything about TLJ just felt tired and uninspired. Including John Williams. Infinity War is proof that you can have a movie with incredible hype and expectations and make it amazing. It even subverted expectations correctly lol. TLJ's problem is that it subverts expectations and doesn't follow that up with anything interesting. It just squanders potential.... Kevin Feige knows what he's doing. Kathleen does not.

[@scottski02]

Hilariously, I think Infinity War even did that scene where Rose Tico crashes into Finn and dooms the Resistance to death better. I mean, they're very similar: the other characters are on the verge of defeating the villains (or sufficiently slowing them down in TLJ's case) and then that chance is ruined by another character (Rose and Starlord) acting like a total idiot. The difference is that Rose's reasons were complete nonsense and came out of left field with no sufficient build up or understanding of the relationship between her and Finn. Not to mention she had the gall to act like what she did was in any way a good thing. In contrast, we have two films of building up the relation between Starlord and Gamora, we know how much he cares for her, so when he finds out she's been murdered by Thanos, it makes sense why he would fly into a blind rage even if it dooms their efforts to stop Thanos. And VERY importantly, he does NOT try to justify what he did after the fact.

[@one4thelego]

i kinda hated infinity war in the story sense, the humor was nice and it was funny to watch but i didn't enjoy the story

[@Dragonage2ftw]

Only if you’re as stupid as the video creator.

[@Dragonage2ftw]

fly crap There’s no “politics” in the new SW movies. What you said is objectively wrong.

[@ThisHandleSystemCanGetNicked]

Dragonage2ftw "Objectively" would imply that the facts are on your side, in which case they most certainly are not. You might want to think a little before ignorantly throwing that word around.

[@JaguarBrickFilms]

I've never had an experience like when I first watched Infinity War. The dread and excitement throughout the entire film was incredible, and watching my little sister break down when she saw the heroes she loved fall to dust in front of her was something I never could've imagined. What a film.

[@Jessie_Helms]

This movie, and End Game, prove that Tony is the protagonist of the MCU. Steve is my favorite character, Thor has been transformed from a fairly thin but sometimes neat character to a deep, well thought out character. But all of that pales to Tony and his journey.

[@darsure3006]

Really? Why? Outside of his parents (at an early age) what loss did he have to deal with except his arrogance? Thor did that too, along with losing literally EVERYTHING HE'D EVER LOVED along the way. Thor also grew more (later devolved) than he did. I really don't understand what people mean when they say 'Tony's journey.' What I really think they mean is he went from billionaire playboy genius who wants to protect the world to billionaire married genius who wants to protect the world....yeah wow...what an arc. Outside of the panic attacks (oh jeez what a psychological dive that was) his attitude did not change even remotely between 10 minutes into Iron Man 1 and End Game. He was probably the most static character in the entire first half of the MCU. Sorry but, let's be objective.

[@Jessie_Helms]

Dar Sure he went from weapons dealing, god-complex having, lone wolf, still not over his parents death, selfish jerk to a leader, tried to be a peace maker, realized his own hubris (while also accomplishing in a night what people spend a life trying, time travel) and being humbled, team player, processed his grief, and sacrificed himself for the good of the universe. Besides, even the smallest thing can be a good arc. An obese person cutting out soda for a month and losing 5 lbs could be a good arc if the writer did it well.

[@Jessie_Helms]

Dar Sure and that’s not to say he’s the only one who’s grown, but this was the Thanos/Ironman age.

[@Anon-qp3kt]

@@darsure3006 The Tony at the end of Endgame is a totally different person to the Tony at the beginning of Iron Man

[@darsure3006]

@@Anon-qp3kt Wrong. He got his ass handed to him enough times to finally put his arrogance *slightly* in check. That is not 'a totally different person.' And if you think Tony in Iron Man 1 wouldn't have died to save the universe I don't know what character you've been watching this whole time. His altruism was never in question, nor was his patriotism or intellect.

[@2slowpoke929]

An unbridled Praise? "I-I don't feel so good" - Unbridled Rage

[@wisetrollman]

Especially cause he praises a children’s movie with tons of plot holes. Didnt quite expect this after the nuanced critic of the Last Jedi.

[@adimiss]

Damn dude I don't really cry that often. I didn't even cry in the theater when watching the movie. This video however brought me to tears. the way you explain everything with that powerful voice of yours was nothing but a joy to watch. Your breakdown of this movie simultaneously broke down my emotional walls. Amazing dude, Amazing!!!

[@fpsboi98k72]

The way he broke down the Vision and Wanda arc... god damn. The majority of their love life was off screen, yet when the scene appeared with that beautiful soundtrack... i broke. It still hit me like a fucking train.

[@unopdr]

Same.. It helped that he added connections from the entire MCU franchise and the feels weren't continuously cut off by jokes and actually let you feel the weight of each moment.

[@DonVigaDeFierro]

Here after Quantumania: Unbridled Misery. If only we knew how bad things would get...

[@phothewin6019]

Jesus, dude. Your video made me tear up toward the end haha. Your attention to detail regarding the characters was astounding. This is by far one of my favorite takes on Infinity War on KZbin. Also, I appreciate you using the low quality footage instead of re-cutting clips from trailers and whatnot. Everyone else does the latter (and understandably so), but I really enjoy seeing/hearing the parts of the movie when you're talking about it.

[@nomararevir2170]

The Goat same here. It was like an amazing narrator telling the movie in story. Very good

[@stevebrown5241]

Ditto..when you went into Tony's realization of his worse fear coming true and Spider man falling into his arms as he 'flaked' away from existence...hit right in the feels. The way you narrate, WOW. I was not only impressed but I could almost feel what the characters felt just through your video. Probly one of the best videos on youtube Ive watched in a long while.

[@bert7109]

Piracy. Its a crime

[@dizzydoom4230]

Robert Hudson Then let it affect the uploaders of the original clips.

[@Benn1to]

Loved the wrap up at the end, but i had to skip through the first 2/3rds because it was just a plot synopsis witt no commentary added. That part was super boring with no opinions added in

[@shmee123ful]

"What did it cost?" "Everything "

[@albertschoise8091]

alaster boneman "well except say.... anything. Im a one dimensional, insane, dumb villain what do i care about you people? I destroyed your home and forced you to kill your sister over and over and over. I dont even know why i did THIS i couldve done so much more but yeah it took evrything"

[@shmee123ful]

Alberts Choise it was ment to be a joke, and also you assume that I'm advercating for thanos. And while I might joke about thanos I don't agree with his senterment. As it is fairly clear that for all his convictions that "this is the only way" that he didn't look all that hard for alternatives like for example creating more resources, fixing the environment of the planets with in the universe that his solution is a bad aid not a cast. It's clear that Thanos has convinced himself that he and he alone is correct that he and he alone has the will to carry this out. That like all Villans save perhaps the self aware ones he believes himself the hero of his own story.

[@justanobadi6655]

honestly, if just a couple people would have "chewed into their molar" they would have stopped him. namely gamorra with her sister, wanda killing vision for the mind stone, eitri (who could have been like "nah, brah) when asked to make the guantlet

[@shmee123ful]

Pistol Pete so your solution is for the hero's to become murders and not even try to find other ways to stop Thanos other than letting the people they care about be killed or mutilated. To become the very thing they hate and fight against. That's not a solution. Because that's the very thing Thanos dose to spread his solution. Thanos believes what he is doing is right, that it is a ugly horrible thing that needs doing. But not once not once has he consided that there are better options. He gave up looking /trying to find a better way. If he ever looked in the first place. The hero's have refused to walk that path. To allow suffering and carnage to be their first port of call. They chose to do the right thing. And they failed, but is it not better to fail while trying to do the right thing rather that success at doing the wrong thing? For Wanda to kill the man she loves ? For Gamra to watch her sister be mutilated again after a life time of turning a blind eye and not considering Nova's well being?

[@justanobadi6655]

alaster boneman but the thing is ... it is a better way. One or two people is better than half of the universe. The best example of this being done logically is Spock in star trek: wrath of Khan. And, no, failing to save half the earth is still failing to save half the universe. Someone is going to have to "pick up the bill," and vision realized this.

[@persona83]

A much better film than Endgame. And arguably one of the best superhero movies of all time.

[@ibrahimkalmati9379]

I respectfully disagree

[@Dingo-wk5ed]

@@ibrahimkalmati9379 Curious what your take is because it’s also one of my favorite comic book movies. It certainly has its issues but I loved it. Did you dislike it or thought it was eh?

[@Dingo-wk5ed]

@@ibrahimkalmati9379 I enjoyed Endgame but IMO it was gradually worse than Infinity War. I look at the Avengers movies as the OG Star Wars trilogy. Avengers 1 is A New Hope, a fast and simple but at the same time very entertaining movie that provides a great story and characters. Avengers Infinity War is Empire Strikes Back, the crowning jewel of both franchises that’s keeps the adrenaline running while providing strong development to its heroes and villain. Endgame is Jedi, very dramatic albeit a little sloppily scripted and poorly paced that does amazing things with some characters and does things with others I don’t like. Age of Ultron is the holiday special. It’s not nearly as bad but it came right after New Hope and was much worse

[@ibrahimkalmati9379]

@@Dingo-wk5ed ok it not problem movies are subjective everyone has different opinions

[@Dingo-wk5ed]

@@ibrahimkalmati9379 true

[@ProwlerW0LF]

Re-watching this after almost 2 years and it's still awesome, I hope you do another Unbridled Praise one day.

[@bob_1216]

I hope he does one of captain America the winter soldier that movie was amazing

[@TheoTungsten]

And he did.

[@Laxhoop]

I know I’m late, but think about it like this: Doctor Strange said and did nothing while Peter was losing his cool. For the time being, it’s very obvious that whatever would have happened, had Peter not hit Thanos, it would have been worse for them in the long run, than what did end up happening. But who knows, the next film could completely contradict this. We’ll have to wait and see.

[@the1theonlyg248]

Spencer Whiteway true that, and Strange must have seen the future up to when Thor impales Thanos in the chest and not the head, so he could have prevented that and used the time stone to go to that moment, and tell Thor to aim for the head while time is frozen, yet he didn’t. Hence why all the failure is part of Strange’s plan.

[@edd8914]

Spencer Whiteway I thought Dr. Strange had his hands full trying to restrain one of Thanos's arms, no?

[@SSJRadioBluth]

Edward Basso but he says nothing towards Quill only Stark does.

[@edd8914]

SSJRadioBluth Right. Maybe Dr. Strange saw all of that coming and Quill was supposed to hit Thanos in the face as part of their one chance. Maybe in the alternative timelines where they successfully pull off Thano's gauntlet, they still fail because Thanos somehow manages to get the gauntlet back. Thanos is a really strong character even without any infinity stones. Think about it, he has the baseline strength to hold an infinity stone in his other hand without getting hurt at all. When a normal mortal does that they get rekt. Basically, I think Dr. Strange planned for all of this to happen as it did.

[@SSJRadioBluth]

Edward Basso His last words definitely make it seem like it all went right.

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

I liked your previous Unbridled Rage videos because they laid down hard truths about why those film were bad. I love this video because it lays down truth about why Infinity War is an amazing film and an accomplishment. Please make more Unbridled Praise videos so we can recognize and appreciate wonderful films. I would much rather hear your earnest praise for something you love rather than for something you hate. I am by no means saying to stop making Unbridled Rage videos. Those videos are great for learning from mistakes, an analysis of what a film got wrong so its blunders will not be repeated. It is, however, even more important to remember when films do get right so we can take its successes and incorporate them in other form of media or even in our everyday lives. We should be able to recognize and celebrate the tremendous accomplishments of a great film, an experience so many worked for and so many others were moved by. It is the sad truth that both bad and good things will always exist in the world, but I hope we can focus more on the positive to be inspired and then aspire to be something greater.

[@majorastorm]

Obi-Wan Kenobi Hello There!

[@MMMM-vq1yr]

From my point of view, MauLer is evil!

[@Obi-Wan_Kenobi]

Well then you are lost!

[@starcraftyschannel1926]

Obi-Wan Kenobi Please, no elevator jokes.

[@supa4ys843]

Obi-Wan Kenobi Shut the fuck up.

[@Rikorage]

*This is a spoiler* I really loved that at the end of the film, it says "Thanos will return", like it does for the heroes in the other previous films. It's actually making the claim that he is, in fact, the hero of the MCU, and that's such a mind-blowing and yet believable twist, that I have to give props for this detail.

[@budgieentertainment9931]

Rikorage the whole video is a giant spoiler , dude , no need for spoiler alert

[@djisawesome2211]

Rikorage atleast story structure wise, thanos is the protagonist in infinity war

[@mentallyderangeddoggirl]

I wouldn't say he's the hero, nor is he the hero of the MCU, but I'd say he's the protagonist of the movie. It's his movie.

[@Relugus]

Its a play on the fact that Thanos controls all reality, meaning his perspective is all that exists now.

[@CabezasDePescado]

he is not the hero of the mcu

[@IchigoKurosaki_]

It's been over 4 years since this masterpiece was made and it's such a damn shame to see how broken all of this now is 😏😞😞

[@davidhaddad9022]

I keep thinking it must be nostalgia that biases people towards this view. Infinity War was unprecedentedly stupid. It might be the stupidest film committed to cinema. Thanos' villian arc is silly and his motivation is the most nonsensical in cinematic history. Thor overpowers a FULL gauntlet (with universally omnipotent power) with a star axe. It's laughably bad.

[@biscuitboi9478]

@@davidhaddad9022 man, you typed all those words out and still said nothing.

[@davidhaddad9022]

@@biscuitboi9478 Don't blame your illiteracy on me

[@biscuitboi9478]

@@davidhaddad9022 Did you really come in here and spit out a shitty opinion and not expect people to call you out? Let go of your ego, buddy. Nobody cares what you think.

[@JayJaycubbs]

@@davidhaddad9022 Don’t blame your dumbassery and general lack of understanding simple film plot/character motifs on this movie

[@RJCain]

Criticism is necessary for works that don't live up to their potential. But it's also important to celebrate works that do. This kind of content can show directors and writers that fans can be pleased. It's the carrot (that isn't wads of Disney money) to the negative feedback's stick.

[@WillFredward7167]

Your vitriolic hatred CAN be very entertaining, but I definitely felt better seeing a vast wave of appreciation and praise, focusing on the positives of a huge endeavor.

[@thundercleez7699]

Because marvel fanboys have thin skin and need validation that anything marvel does it perfect.That's why you are happy with this video.

[@rosakuboleznennyesladkij1415]

@@optillian4182 Hooo boi, let me get some popcorn.

[@Lv-sl3rm]

*calls Mauler a baised prick* *seems to have missed his Black Panther: An Unbridled Rage video* Yeah ok....

[@TheTrevorFox]

Just like Thanos says. Balance in all things.

[@mrbateman360]

@@thundercleez7699 Im a fanboy and I dont even read the comics and I only watch ALMOST all Marvel movies and suspect that every Marvel movie will be good and I still respect many criticisms about my favorite stuff so as long the reasons are not dumb and they respect other opinions.

[@berkebus]

I actually really liked hearing your positive voice for over 50 minutes. When it's just the negative voice you start to wonder what aspects to a narrative would make someone smile, and i've think you've done very well to portray what in your eyes would make a story much stronger. I think this actually adds to your credibility when it comes to all of your reviews/rants/praisings, knowing that your opinion can swing in all ways, as long as some boxes get ticked or not (the complex, well-written villain is an important one for me as well). It also makes you look more human. Bonus points for that.

[@MauLerYT]

Cheers to being human :) /

[@cyaegha293]

when i hear you speak, i dont see a human, i see a couward babling nonsense, seem like you mistaken improvement for stupidity. i dont care about the group of idiots you satisfied, they cant explore anything on their own, its really irritating to spoon fed them constantly and to listen to their demand. you on the other hand, is a path way to innovation, well at least in the past, you simply didnt have enough mental campacity to endure ‘it’, so you decided to turn into a coward, you decided to not swim anymore and just stay there and let the wirlpool swallow you, you mow supporting the to devolution. i guess the criticism ends here, at least it was good when it last. and no, dont reply to me with thoose unworthy and idiotic words. if you dont want to be an idiot, then prove yourself. make a critique, if you have any idea left.

[@davisb.1167]

momiji lily You know, you could just...not watch the videos? Who's the real idiot?

[@JohnSmith-op3qj]

+momiji lily well aren't you a special little snowflake...

[@aozorahaou2643]

When you realized Thanos could've been defeat if everyone and I mean EVERYONE was together, pretty much Infinity War is mostly Zemo's fault for causing the Avengers to break up at that point.

[@samuel5591]

There's plenty of ways Tony et all could have won that fight. They just weren't allowed to because the hero had to win.

[@paulrobinson3213]

When Thor arrives in Wakanda it is one of the most badass movie moments in cinema history.

[@CaptainFracture]

Cringe

[@warmice4136]

@@CaptainFracture nobody cares

[@jessehaskins9742]

I don’t agree, but it was really cool.

[@orkaydk9430]

@@CaptainFracture how is this comment cringe I fail to understand

[@selmevias1383]

@@orkaydk9430 It wasn't an exceptional shot, it was ok, what's cringe is calling that "the most badass movie moments in cinema history".

[@purplehaze2358]

How come Disney respected us as an audience enough to give us one of the best films of the year it was released in the MCU, but couldn’t deliver the same courtesy for Star Wars?

[@dillonpanarello5242]

Because the people in charge of the Star Wars movies didnt respect the films or the IP as a whole (note I said movies. The Mandalorian was pretty great and their animated work was good. Also Kevin Feige clearly loves Marvel and its history.

[@canonkingsley6569]

It's all about the People running it. Marvel got Fiege and Star Wars got KK.

[@LADSandLNAFilms]

KK

[@joeyjerry1586]

Because Kevin Feige actually cares and is passionate about Marvel and comic books. Kathleen Kennedy gives no shit about Star Wars whatsoever and only cares about promoting ‘femenism’

[@purplehaze2358]

@@joeyjerry1586 The typo in "feminism" made me laugh unreasonably hard.

[@Mitch19222]

I love the shot of spiderman after getting knighted. You can see he's proud of acheiving his goal but then immediatly worried about the meaning of that responsability

[@SpFlash1523]

I wouldn't say he is worried about that responsibility. It is more so that he is taking that responsibility seriously, because he is in a serious situation.

[@nickolias7292]

37:57 I always wondered why I didn't have a problem with Thanos loving Gamora. Turns out it's because the movie does the work to lay the idea in your head, to make sure Thanos shows it.

[@canebro1]

It is because that absolute scariest villain is someone who actually thinks they are right, thinks they are the good guy. It is one of the reasons why old 90s movies were so great, that while the villains mustache twirling over the top, they were usually presented as wanting something good (like world peace), just with them as the king. Thanos always though of himself as the good guy, so why wouldn't he also have a daughter he loves.

[@ThreadBareHope1234]

I personally couldn't make sense of it and thought that his "love" is a part of his distorted perception of himself and reality. I am no expert on psychology, and because he is fictional he won't follow all the rules, but from what I can tell, she is primarily a tool to him, so I thought he was incapable of love. And only felt the lose because he was that convinced of his own bs, that he loves her. Idk

[@charlesguillergan8759]

​@@ThreadBareHope1234he found genuine love for his foster daughter, the film literally laid the ground work to show the difference between a tool nebula, and a daughter he genuinely loves gamora

[@EJLeBlanc]

"This shouldn't be possible, yet here we are."

[@alexandresobreiramartins9461]

Thanos is a very good character. He's a genuine psychopath, incapable of questioning his own actions and motivations. I was impressed at how well he was portrayed.

[@MrPobanz]

Imo its quite the contrary and that's why he's a well-written villain. Certainly, the "villain explains his reasons" trope is very common, but while it's usually abused just to make the deus ex machina saving our heroes a bit less inconceivable, here its portrayed as an honest "discussion" between heroes and villain. While he didn't change his mind, he never made the appeal of doing what he does "just because".

[@bhec7715]

He said he was presented with the same problem and wasn’t able to make the hard decision. Clearly, he had already questioned his motives. At the time of the movie, though, he had long made up his mind.

[@Nobody-lm5gh]

He's not a psychopath. He's a Zealot. Red Skull was a psycho path. He had absolutely know empathy and no remorse for anything he did. Thanos loved his daughter. His devotion to his cause led him to murder her, but when questioned about her, the thought completely stuns him for a moment. It wouldn't even phase a psychopath

[@hisholiness4537]

Yes, he is a zealot. Although in his mind he believes he's doing the right thing, he doesn't question the power of the infinity stones and what the aftermath will be. Only his goal is important. We know that the characters aren't dead, cuz the Marvel movie schedule already having a sequel to Spider-man Homecoming. This implies that the being killed by the Infinity Gauntlet aren't truly dead, and that Thanos is in for a massive rude awakening.

[@SquallLionhart409]

Thanos witnessed his world fall to ruin. He witnessed children starving. He didn't have the strength to murder half the population then, but he did on Gamora's planet, where life is now good. His logic is that it is better for one child to die painlessly so that the other can live and grow up happily instead of two children starving to death and what little time they had before that being in abject misery. Thanos is motivated by empathy, not a lack of empathy. There are much better ways than to randomly kill half of a population, but those aren't ways that he has proven work. We know the ones that rejected his idea failed. Moreover HE believes any rejection of his idea will lead to ruin and acceptance leads to salvation. Perhaps he is a mad man, but a psychopath, he is not.

[@alecmackintosh2734]

Captain Marvel Actor: I'm the strongest avenger Thor Actor: Hold my beer Still Thor Actor: *Cuts through a beam from a completed infinity gauntlet*

[@freddyspaghetti1055]

dont think he wants others to hold his beer...

[@megamage911]

@@freddyspaghetti1055 Nah, he'll just gulp it down and get a new one after he's done showing off :P

[@MegaGullas]

Thor vs complete Infinity Gauntlet with all 6 Infinity Stones = Thor wins Now, the Russo brothers stated in an interview that Thanos with all six stones was technically more powerful than Thor with Stormbreaker, but the level of power he'd have had to use to beat him would have ruined the Gauntlet, like what happened to it after the snap.

[@sortasour2964]

Alec Mackintosh actress*

[@InceyWincey]

itsgrimig *Plank

[@darthclanker6856]

Infinity war showed me 2 things i never thought I would see: The villains winning, and a wizard being tortured by squidward.