TEARS TEARS TEARS! FIRST TIME WATCHING AVENGERS: ENDGAME ! - Movie reaction video (PART 2/2)

[@MravacKid]

"You're taking all the stupid with you" is what Cap said to Bucky when he was going to war, all the way back in Captain America: The First Avenger. This movie is full of fabulous callbacks like that. One of the best melancholic happy ends in movie history, I feel honored to have been a part of the voyage. And I'm happy that you're a part of the voyage now as well :)

[@Caseytify]

Two that struck me: when Pepper had to replace Tony's first miniature reactor in Iron Man 1she stopped halfway and say "It's going to be all right." The second goes back to Iron Man 3, when Tony suffered from PTSD & couldn't sleep, and jumps to the first half of Endgame when he again said he couldn't rest. At the end Pepper told him "You can rest now."

[@PhilBagels]

@@Caseytify "On your left" was the one that really got me.

[@Eidlones]

My favorite was when Bruce put the gauntlet on, and they wanted him to stop. But Cap stopped them and asked Bruce if he could handle it, cause that's what happened to him when he first got the serum.

[@randall-king]

@@Eidlones I never picked up on that. The callbacks are stellar and abundant. Such good writing!

[@jasonirwin4799]

In the very first Iron Man movie, the first thing Tony asked for when he returned from being held captive was a cheeseburger. Happy got him one then and now will continue to get them for Tony's little girl. That was a deep cut that resonates with me as much as the others mentioned.

[@MrFrostCA]

22:39 Indeed. I was 16 when the first Iron Man came out, at the time I had a Girlfriend that was a big fan of Ironman. She passed away in 2010 from leukemia. We had plans and wishes to get married in the future. So I watched alone all the journey, and everytime I get to the part were Ironman says his final "I am Ironman" I feel like crying. Now I have 28 years, I have been in the military, I have travel the world, I have done alot of things. And that "I am ironman" takes me back to 2008.

[@MylesOfGaming]

So sorry for your loss ❤️❤️

[@kaizoisevil]

@@hooray4paradiddles what is grief if not love persevering?

[@avzen]

Sorry for your loss.

[@k-dog9080]

Thank you for your service…..you are Ironman! Btw, always been my favorite too :)

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I'm so sory you had to endure such a horrible loss. It's never easy to lose someone you love deeply.

[@tarmaque]

"My god, don't start crying again!" Said by everyone in the theater about nineteen times.

[@johnnyosbourne1413]

The Stan Lee sighting fried Mary's brain. That was too funny! 😆

[@wilsoncpuGmail]

Who was the actress with Stan in the car? It looked like Brie Larson (Capt. Marvel), which might even make sense timeline-wise….

[@bambamnj]

@@wilsoncpuGmail Both Stan Lee and his wife Joan Boocock Lee, where digitally enhanced and appeared in the 1970's flashback in Avengers End Game....."Make Love Not War!!"

[@wilsoncpuGmail]

@@bambamnj Excellent! That's lovely.

[@jeric281]

It wouldn't make sense timeline wise if it was Brie Larson.

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

There will never be another movie like this one. The culmination of 10 years of cinema. You would have to be dead inside to not feel emotional watching this movie.

[@thomast8539]

I don't think the younger viewers can grasp this because they simply haven't been around long enough to know otherwise.

[@phj223]

Mary is such a romantic, in all of the MCU movies the biggest reaction came from Cap going back in time to live a life with Peggy.

[@aidenmiles9029]

I think that’s what hit me the hardest too! 🥲

[@thephoenix7090]

it's a very heartwarming woment that really breaks me when I watch with others, him getting to finally live the future he and peggy planned finally came to fruition. Peggy got to choose whether she wanted to be with him after healing emotionally and flourishing in the ssr 4 years after his death, and still she chose to be with him and marry him, their love knew no bounds and transcended time and space

[@user-vc5rp7nf8f]

she seems very sweet :)

[@LordBloodraven]

12:25 The moment Steve hears Sam's voice and the portals started opening, I remembered what Peggy told Steve in the first Captain America film: "You'll never be alone."

[@MovieswithMary]

I love you 3000 💖 😭

[@hampter2214]

Wow, that's a big number.

[@ClintBandito]

I love you somewhere below. Six to nine hundred range.

[@NICKCAMP04]

Next Spider-Man far from home and then wandavision

[@Destyn2B]

❤️

[@thomasjones6216]

I take it you'll be reviewing "Spiderman Far From Home"; "Black Widow", "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the 10 Rings" movies, and the "Loki" and "Wandavidion Disney+ series, Mary? That's where the story continues?

[@splintercell323]

I love that Stark’s end harkens back to what Cap said to him in the first Avengers: “you’re not the guy to make the sacrifice play.”

[@Sol3UK]

Thor's re-connection with his mother was one of the highlights of this film and probably moved me more than anything else apart from Tony's selfless sacrifice . Watching again because Mari really does react.

[@michaelfritz8725]

Yeah, thor and his mom and Tony getting to talk to his dad and get closure are probably the most moving non death moments

[@petergoss821]

And Steve seeing Peggy through the glass. 🥺🥺🥺

[@michaelfritz8725]

@@petergoss821 yeah, although they should have put some gray in her hair or something she would be 50 something then it's 30 years after first avenger and she has to be 20 something to be in that high of a position

[@michaelfritz8725]

And Tony finally hugging peter

[@milesisediting]

@@michaelfritz8725 she actually looks older in endgame

[@dmidkif]

"Don't do anything stupid till I come back." "How can I, when you're taking all the stupid with you." That's a callback to the very first Captain America movie, right before Bucky left for WWII.

[@kenlangston3451]

To see this movie in the theater was incredible. The crowd went absolutely nuts when Cap wielded Mjolnir and when everyone came back from the snap.

[@jeanfrankgutierrez249]

That moment is, without a doubt, one of the best things I've experienced in my life. The way this movie brought so many people together is mindblowing. An absolute phenomenon of a movie

[@dasc0yne]

That was the only time in the movies I ever uncontrollably jumped out of my chair cheering.

[@corneliusquincydavenportic1913]

Growing up with the first Iron Man movie, watching every Marvel movie since then in theaters, then finally ending my childhood perfectly with that ending? The best experience I ever had in a movie theatre. I don’t think anything will ever top it.

[@artsysabs]

Yeah it's so fun getting to experience a moment like that, being in a room full of surprised and excited people

[@minnesotajones261]

By this point, we had 22 movies. We've grown to love these characters over multiple movies so when people... die (if anyone in a comic or a comic book movie is truly dead?), it's a huge gut punch, like we lost a family member. R.I.P. Black Widow. R.I.P. Tony Stark. You two gave up your lives and saved 1/2 the flippin' universe, not a bad score.

[@williammcnirlan4820]

Only you didn't say flippin'. 😉

[@Mr.Ekshin]

There was an Ant Man, a Spiderman, and a Black Panther. But my friend keeps insisting there was also a 'Crisp Rat' in these movies. No matter how many times I see them, I've never seen this 'Crisp Rat' on screen.

[@MravacKid]

@@Mr.Ekshin But the rabbit takes the cake. Or, at least, a gun or someones extremities. :)

[@paulfeist]

@@Mr.Ekshin The rat that tripped the system that brought Ant-Man back from the Quantum Realm. That rat saved half the universe!

[@Mr.Ekshin]

@@paulfeist - Aha! So that's the "Crisp Rat" that everyone is talking about!

[@fthomason93]

When Steve and Peggy got their dance… it gets me every time. Such a perfect ending.

[@AlexandruCarjan]

3:03 Yes that was Stan Lee, that was his last cameo ever shot before his death. He filmed cameo's in "bulk" so by the time he died, Captain Marvel and Endgame were already filmed or nearing the finish. That is why the tribute to Stan is in Captain Marvel because it was released just after he died

[@enotsnavdier6867]

IMO, the Spiderverse cameo was by far the best send off Stan could've gotten. It was funny and extremely heartfelt, in a very emotional part of the movie. And who could better send off Stan the man than Spidey.

[@ch3rrywave]

14:54 remember when she kind of made fun of Scott for calling him "Cap" in Ant-Man and The Wasp? Now she's calling him "Cap" too, which is why Scott gives her that look

[@BrokenGodEnt]

I never would have noticed that. And that's coming from the guy who tells people things who say "I never would have noticed that" lmao.

[@aynsliee95]

I saw it in cinema and it was a completely different atmosphere people cheered at everyone coming back and cap grabbing hold of mijnoir, booed at purple prune, laughed, cried all of the above

[@Zorato1]

The moment when someone lifts the hammer and beats up Thanos, then Thanos breaks the shield,....one of the best moments in cinema history. 22 movies and 10 years to build it up. The emotions and ups and down in a few seconds. Amazing.

[@mikelant6802]

This movie is a pure roller coaster of emotion. The second greatest movie experience I've had (the first was Star Wars in 1977). A most wondrous and beautiful ending. It took me the rest of the night to process after I left the theater. Thanks for reacting and sharing.

[@ur_quainmaster7901]

Too young for Star Wars, but the closest I can compare is opening weekend of the Matrix (1999). Not the same but... The Matrix was just a level of excitement I'd never seen despite the fact that no one knew what they were excited for. The climax of this movie had the entire theater roaring with applause. More like a sporting event where the home team wins it in the last second.

[@thomast8539]

Every time I see Cap get back up and strap on that broken shield, where he must be realizing that he is now all that remains between Thanos (and his army) and complete obliteration...and yet, Cap grits his teeth, determined to go out standing on his feet, he stiffens his spine one final time and fills his heart with rage...and then, Sam calls out to him..."on your left". Amazing stuff.

[@craiglortie8483]

i saw the star wars in it's purest form, the drive in! nothing like that kind of screen to watch a pure classic.

[@k-dog9080]

“A New Hope” is one of my all time favs. I was born in 77 so didnt see it in the theater then, BUT i did see it for my first drive in when I was 5. Epic!

[@obenohnebohne]

The payoff is huge. After so many years and movies they managed to get the end right. I wasn’t really a fan of comic book heros but they made me care so much.

[@WheresWaldo05]

The ignorant never are.

[@Punslinger1005]

I love the fact that Mary doesn’t “act”. It’s not an audition for a soap opera. This a genuinely kind and empathetic person watching a movie. Everyone needs a Mary (and a Sam) in their life 🤗

[@thomast8539]

And a Cap.

[@stiimuli]

Her authenticity is why this is one of the best reaction channels

[@thomast8539]

For the past hour or so, I thought you meant Samwise Gamgee (Sam). Then, it finally hit me who you meant.

[@Punslinger1005]

@@thomast8539 I did mean Sam Gamgee. I thought it might confuse people. Please don’t tell me you also thought I was a Build-a-Bear 😂

[@UlixesderNacht]

She doesnt act? Lulz!

[@stathissdz2125]

In case you didn't recognize a young man in Tony's funeral, he was the potato gun boy from Iron Man 3!

[@maximillianosaben]

Steve and Peggy getting their dance and happy together always makes me cry the most; especially after losing Tony.

[@nooneofconsequence1251]

My grandmother loved that song that was playing over that scene.

[@petrinafilip96]

@@nooneofconsequence1251 For good reason. An absolute classic. It just conveys so much.

[@thomast8539]

@@nooneofconsequence1251 Its Been A Long, Long Time (1945) Harry James & His Orchestra

[@blueroninstudios]

Ton'y last line in the first Iron Man film is also Robert Downey Jr's last filmed line of dialogue as the character: "I am Iron Man."

[@raymondhenderson8159]

I’ve been waiting for this!! “You can rest now” 😭❤️

[@joits]

It doesn't matter how many times I've seen the movie on my own and how many times I've seen it through reactions... I still cry at so many scenes. I absolutely loved your reactions Mary, I loved that you took it in and weren't just talking and talking and talking over key scenes and dialogue. You reacted perfectly and this is exactly what I had in mind when I got into reactions. Thank you. Can't wait to see your reactions to the next Spiderman, the Disney + shows , Black Widow and Shang Chi.

[@goldiebackwash]

Fantastic reaction Mary 👌🏻 Seen the movie so many times but can never get through it with dry eyes. Your reaction dragged up my original feelings and emotions on opening night. Remember especially I was so engrossed in the story that everybody coming back never crossed my mind and when the portals opened up it was a rush of pure relief.

[@thomasmacgruber6701]

I don't know why, but that " on your left" makes me fucking cry everytime. I'm a 43 year old man and I'm ugly crying at 4am watching this. Such a great series of movies that were so well planned out.

[@thomast8539]

I get it. I really do. Thor is down, Tony is down...at this point, Cap thinks he is the only thing standing between Thanos, his army, and complete obliteration...he also realizes that he will lose, but Cap being Cap, is gonna go down swinging...so, he stands back up, pulls hard on that strap , grits his teeth, and fills his heart with rage...then the miracle happens and Steve realizes he is no longer alone...it IS an amazing scene. Every. Time.

[@NotmyHouse]

"oh dont cry again" me 100 times throughout this movie

[@SirsMadamsEntertainment]

I grew up through the 80s/90s and even own the comics that this plot was based on. Watching these movies come out was like reliving my childhood. It makes me happy to see people enjoying the same stuff now and having special FX and abilities to make these movies due justice to the comic plots and characters.

[@WheresWaldo05]

And which comic run was this based on? I already know. Just testing to see if you're legit. Or a poser.

[@SirsMadamsEntertainment]

@@WheresWaldo05 I mean if you're going to ask like that then why would i bother to answer you? If you wouldn't have been a gatekeeping jerk about it then I would have been happy to geek out with you over the crossover issues and how this plot was very different than the original.. but nope

[@jmominis]

Thank you Mary for sharing the journey. This finale still hits as hard as it did the first time and your reaction says it all!

[@mkl_dvd]

This is my favorite MCU film and I cry every time I watch it. It was such a great way to tie together a decade of MCU films. Your reaction brought all those emotions up for me again.

[@DecSteele]

Imagine being told at the beginning we’ll get a worthy Steve Rodgers throwing mjolnir for spidey to hitch a ride wearing the iron slider suit whilst also holding the infinity gauntlet 🤯🤯🤯🤯

[@ieyke]

Imagine being told that that's not being even 1% of what's happening in that scene.

[@Peinstuff]

add "...for spidey to hitch a ride ON A FREAKING PEGASUS-" to that

[@HowAboutLauren]

I remember watching this in theaters and I got GOT at that ending! I rarely cry during movies. I was so happy Captain America and Peggy got the life they wanted together

[@mrblobby1095]

You’re a flipping inspiration Mary. Such a damn beautiful heart. You would make an amazing avenger. ‘Mary man’

[@jberkhimer]

THIS WAS THE BEST CINEMATIC EVENT EVER. The place was absolutely RAUCOUS when Cap had the hammer and said assemble. I don't know that I've ever been in as such a hype theater as that or ever will be again.

[@ThomasMurch]

21:58 - Thank you for all your videos, but especially for this delighted (and delightful) reaction; I've seen Endgame twice, and I'd failed to notice that both times!

[@daddynitro199]

After seeing both Infinity War and Endgame in the theater, I was emotionally exhausted. After Infinity War, I felt like I’d had everything scooped out of me. After Endgame, I felt like I’d been mostly made whole, but was still slightly broken.

[@sammylane21]

If you pay attention to each opening portal, look behind the heros walking through and you'll see exactly where each were snapped. Each portal opens from a different location. Nice detail, huh?

[@jmhaces]

The short-lived Agent Carter TV show doesn't get enough love. I loved it when it aired and loved meeting the MCU version of the Stark's butler, Edwin Jarvis, who briefly pops up here as Howard's driver in the scene where he and Tony have a talk about fatherhood in the past. I always thought it was cool that Jarvis is implied to have had quite a big part in raising Tony himself and had Tony's affection, since he then went and named his A.I. assistant whom later became the basis for the Vision's personality after him.

[@CaptainFrost32]

I had recommended watching at least Season 1 before this movie for the payoff for both Peggy and Jarvis. Season 2 should be watched before the final season of Agents of SHIELD.

[@thomast8539]

The mistake was moving MCU characters to the small screen. No way are the TV series ever going to get the admiration that the films get.

[@KuscosPoison]

I seen this in the theater with my son and grandsons all in their young 20s, even they had big emotions about the rollercoaster ride of the final 2 movies. I walked out of the theater a blubbering mess from both. Infinity War with the empty SHOCK. Endgame I was so saddened with the loss of Ironman and Cap, but also happy for Cap getting his love FINALLY. I was so proud of Tony with the character development throughout the series of movies. He went from selfish playboy type to sacrificing himself for his family and people of the world. His ending was thinking of everyone except himself. That was GReAT development. I am glad you took us with you on your wild Marvel ride.

[@jcdrummerz96]

"Don't do anything stupid while I'm gone." "You're taking all the stupid with you." Is a direct quote from Captain America" The First Avenger, except it was the opposite people saying each line. They killed it with the callbacks in this movie.

[@tomminion5816]

Thank you for the great reactions! I spent nearly thirteen hours today watching each of your reactions from the first Iron Man completely through Endgame. I truly enjoyed watching your appreciation for these films and your uncanny ability to sense what would be said/happen next.

[@jonmercano1138]

“Make love not war” guy was Stan Lee!!! Since they don’t say it in the movie, Ebony Maw (Squidward) was able to recreate the Pym Particles Also, when Hulk did his snap, he made sure that people in moving vehicles would be brought back safely. Not just in the air or in the middle of the street or in the water So there’s two explantions for old Cap that the directors and writer(?) have suggested. (1) He changed his return time to be earlier than they set it. (2) The Ancient One said a branch timeline is created from the removal of a stone from its proper place, so as long as he put all the stones back he could live through the main timeline without creating a branch. So no quantum travel needed to get to that place We indeed won’t see Iron Man and Steve Rogers again. Steve Rogers. Except in What If…? And maybe one other thing Black Widow is a prequel taking place between Civil War and Infinity War. We all figured at least one person would die. Spider Man next. The show’s don’t really rely on a specific order. I think you can watch whichever you want. Though I would recommend What If..? after Loki Unless you wanna go _COMPLETELY_ blind into WandaVision, I think you can watch the first trailer for it. There’s only one thing it’ll answer and you’re still gonna have so many questions. kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZuce2WbmNiGptE

[@mistrants2745]

honestly i always wondered why they didnt bother making more pym particles before going back in time. Surely Stark and Banner together would be able to figure it out. They dont even have to invent it, they just have to reverse engineer with guidance from Antman.

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@mistrants2745 actually in the comicbooks Pym is smarter than Tony and Bruce. Even Thanos himself needed that vial to go back in time.

[@mistrants2745]

@@matthewdunham1689 Firs tto admit im no comics expert. But these arent the comics, plenty of things dont match up. If Ebony Maw can do it and Pym did it in the 80s or earlier with the limited tech of that time. I dunno i'd need a pretty good in-MCU explanation to accept Bruce and Tony couldnt do it. Especially since they actually figured out time travel with pym particles which reasonably is only possible with at least a decent understanding of how those particles work...

[@OsSas3]

Ebony Maw being able to do that is out of nowhere, never mentioned he was a scientist, we only watch him as a follower, telekinetic guy so that part pisses me of. The problem with Steve Roger's time travel is they mocked before why they couldn't kill Baby Thanos, cause that would've been their future, not the past (and I accepted that) but the moment they showed Steve traveling back and staying in the SAME timeline is where the movie fucked up. According to that, they could've killed baby Thanos.

[@matthewdunham1689]

@@mistrants2745 Tony and Bruce couldn't. Neither could Howard remember. Something eluded them both or they would have. Pym in the comicbooks was referred to as "The Scientist Supreme" LOL remember each is a expert in their own field.

[@robertstuvland6481]

The audience lost their minds so many many many times during this one. The 5 year jump, the time traveling back to the first avengers, cap lifting mjolnir, the avengers assembling. it was the most crowd pleasing movies of all time

[@redhotchilipepperslego2529]

The total definition of satisfying.

[@karl-70]

Wow! Hi Mary, I have just binge watched all your mcu reactions over the weekend and its my first introduction into your channel. I ❤️ mcu up to this point and watching your reactions was fun. I cannot watch these for the first time ever again but I can watch you watch them for the first time and share your joy. Great job.

[@davidbennett1357]

Mari, your reactions NEVER fail to move me. Your willingness to let us see these experiences, to share your emotions in all their glory....that's what makes you stand out to me.

[@hdtripp6218]

"You're taking all the stupid with you" Is a call back to the first captain America movie where Bucky is enlisted and about to ship out...bucky tells Steve not to do anything stupid while he's gone..and Steve responds with the you're taking all the stupid with you

[@ogrejehosephatt37]

This movie really knocks it out of the park in so many ways. It was a delight to see you experience it.

[@JishinDX]

This reaction was amazing. Getting to go with you on this journey has helped breathe fresh life into my love of these movies and made me feel like I was experiencing them again for the first time. Thank you for inviting us along with you.

[@gr8lipz]

Thank you Mary…was wonderful watching you react…it’s what this old man felt on the inside.

[@UTU49]

It's amazing how successful they are at making so many characters really important.

[@thelonelydirector]

Mary, this was beautiful. Getting to watch these reactions has been one of things helping me (probably a lot of us) through the last two years. Thanks for them!

[@sammylane21]

Thor's part in the time heist, is very emotionally relatable to me because I'd react the same way to seeing my late father.🥺

[@peterbabicki8252]

So good! Thanks for the journey! Can't wait for Spiderman.

[@Rainbow.Pegacorn.Cosplay]

I love the deleted scene of all the Avengers kneeling when Tony dies. I got HUGE goosebumps when Mjolnir zoomed its way to Cap after catching Thanos on the back of the head.

[@eddolous]

Love how you are so invested, when a see Scott and Cassie reunite. I cry every time😂

[@Bellixies]

Finally! It has been a pleasure to join you in this journey

[@vkdeen7570]

it's always amazing to see ppls reactions through the mcu culminating into endgame ... I wish I could forget all for he movies just to watch and relive them again.. what a journey it is!!

[@DetectiveThursday]

I saw this in the Theatre with a bunch of friends together. I consider it among my favorite movie experiences of all time.

[@noerangel1318]

Loved your MCU reactions, I'm so happy you went through this journey and that you let us be a part of it, as well. Thank you~ :)

[@spacemanspiff3052]

Thank you, Mary! What a journey through the MCU. Thanks for taking us along with you!

[@JW666]

The old hippie was Stan Lee. And no, this was not his last cameo before he died, his last cameo was in Captain Marvel. Both Infinity War and Endgame where shot at the same time, but released on different dates and year.

[@tylerfun3158]

Cried so much! Brilliant ending to so many stories. I got to watch it with a couple friends that I watched most of the rest of them with.

[@kongJr]

Waiting until Friday for this reaction was akin to waiting a year for Endgame after Infinity War! I'm glad I found your channel. I feel the honesty in your reactions. Thanks!

[@atomskc7]

Watching you react to this movie series has been a treat. Seeing someone experience it for the first time was awesome. I can’t wait to see what you think of the next few things.

[@existential_sad_boi]

I had never heard a theater scream louder than when Mjolnir flew back to Steve's hand. It was a RIOT. The entire experience of this movie AND infinity war were two of my favourite theater outings in my life. I even went back to see this again

[@YODAJJ]

I watched this movie with my gf in the cinema and we both teared up a lot

[@waynecollinsworth9616]

WONDERFUL reaction!! I've watch countless reactors and I cry each time!!

[@radwolf76]

It's easy to miss the end credits stinger on this one because it's audio only. The echos of Tony's hammer as he builds the Mk. 1 suit in a cave from a box of scraps.

[@daved2352]

If natasha had screamed "let me go" I'd have been fine, but the way she says it so softly to Clint has me tear up every time.

[@bekindandrewind1422]

Old Cap was supposed to be played by Stan Lee, but unfortunately Stan was too sick by then... But how much more powerful would that have been? To realize, that it was old Cap all along in all the cameos and the things Stan did...

[@teebeutelflo5715]

The endgame reactions were the first videos I've seen from u. Love ur emotional honesty. Got a new follower

[@TDY4536]

Your reaction is the best of all the ones I've seen. Very open and honest! Keep it up!

[@laurashepherd2479]

The cheers in the cinema when Cap lifted that hammer 😁 Such a special moment! Been loving all your MCU reactions!

[@kumarbishnu202]

The portals scene was probably one of few moments in cinema history where the audience excitement was off the roofs! I was crying, smiling, cheering, and jumping in my seat all at the same time. Wish you would have experienced it in cinemas too Mari, but I'm also glad you didn't because then we wouldn't have your reactions 😅 Thanks for going on this journey with us, Mari! It was absolute delight watching all your reactions.🥳 And don't worry about Endgame being the end, Marvel is just getting started! The new phases are going to even crazier and I can't wait to see your reactions 🥰

[@paulfeist]

The end of this movie is the culmination of a 22 movie (23? I lost track) story arc. 22 movies, and BILLIONS of dollars in story-telling over a DECADE. It was an AMAZING ending to a fantastic story! (And yeah, PLENTY of tears!)

[@wbrownshadow]

One thing that i seemed to forgot and i just remembered watching this Tony must have known he wasn’t going to make it or took the moment that he had. But he never got the chance to hug and say goodbye to his dad originally. Now he did!!

[@EdAnsbro]

I like that they gave Jon Favreau (Happy) the last line at Tony's memorial in this. When he tells Morgan he'll get her Cheeseburgers. Jon directed Iron Man 1, which kicked off all of this beautiful stuff.

[@CasualObserver68]

Just got home from work, its 5:45 am, and was planning to go straight to bed. But first, I figured I'd take a quick peek at my KZbin notifications... so.... it goes without saying, looks like no sleep for just a lil bit longer. Seems like i've been waiting years for this particular review by Mary... ever since she began her magical journey thru Stan Lee's world. So, without any further delay... Let's GOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@MikeWood]

It was a fun journey watching what you experience what we did over a much longer period of years. I saw all of them except Thor Dark World in theaters. And these characters were so familiar, like family, over that time. Seeing Tony and Natasha die sitting in a dark theater with an audience in shock and silence... but coming full circle from Captain America: First Avenger with Steve and Peggy getting that dance. That was a really nice touch. Glad no one spoiled anything for you. :)

[@harlongway1657]

Don’t worry about crying, we all cried. Hell, I’ve seen this movie like ten times and cried every time - I cried watching your reaction! Next movies are ok but as you would expect the emotional impact is less. The series are pretty good though.

[@willracer1jz]

Same here.

[@Venjax420]

I'm drying my eyes as I type this.

[@mowglisavonturen]

It's a draining, epic, intense, beautifully-made movie. Your reactions were totally relatable. Thank you and looking forward to more!

[@DrekeXorn13]

Just a side note, the way time travels works in this film is that they aren't actually going to their timeline's past. They're going to an entirely separate, parallel universe with a timeline that looks basically identical to their own. These parallel universes, collectively known as the multiverse, cannot be traveled to and from via a regular rocket ship like how you can travel to different planets and galaxies in our universe. Instead, you need something like super advanced technology (like what we see here in combination with Pym Particles) or magic, or run really fast (like the Flash does, although he is not Marvel), or some other dramatic sci-fi explanation. You can think of it like two strands of string that wrap around each other like rope due to their similarities, and time travel is just going from one part of one string to another part of the other string, and then back again. Changing the past does not change the present or the future because they are technically not going to their timeline's past, they are going to a completely separate (but similar) universe, and when they do that, they can go to any single place on that other universe's timeline. An example of this is that there is a universe out there now where Loki grabs the Tesseract during his arrest and escapes custody! He was supposed to be brought to Asgard to be thrown in jail, and then the events of Thor 2 occur, and etc etc until Thanos kill him in Infinity War's events We will see time travel, parallel universes, understanding the multiverse, and what happens when the rope 'frays' in future MCU films/shows!

[@daniahkitten]

It's been lovely watching you enjoy the MCU series 💖 this movie gets me emotional every time and I've watched it at least 100 times now 😅🤦🏾‍♀️❤

[@SWE87HS]

It is impossible not to cry. Fantastic ending to this epic adventure.😢😿❤️

[@loomick]

Agreed. This is one of my least favourite marvel movies due to the glaring plot holes and inconsistencies, but it still moves me.

[@bobbib5779]

Two years later and im still watching react videos . i LOVE this movie

[@namco003]

21:58 Your happiness brought me LITERAL tears of joy. Not joking. Face is still wet from wiping the tears away. Thank you.

[@Alberto_Abad]

There are people who started to see Marvel's movies with just 10 o12 years ... and they have finished the "infinity saga" with 20 or 22. Basically they have grown up watching the movies that started with the "I am iron man" , being pre-challenges and finished with ultimate eseo "i am iron man" being adults ... that gives us an idea of the impact that these films have had in a whole generation, which was born in this S.XXI. And , that, without getting out of what these films suppose for those who grew up reading the adventures of these characters in the comics during the 80s and 90s of the S.XX (I learned to read with the X-Men comics in the 80 ).

[@willracer1jz]

I saw Endgame on opening day in Kuwait City as I was deployed to the Middle East with the US Air Force. 70% of the people in theater were American services members which was awesome because it was like watching it back in the States, lots of teary-eyed people after that movie.

[@Sherman1fan]

The journey continues, thanks for sharing and sticking with it.

[@teresaluz975]

Iron Man is my favorite marvel hero so watching him die in the movie theatre was devastating. Tony had such an amazing arch. I love him 3000. Loved your reaction.

[@ericmishima]

Thank you for letting us relive the experience with YOU.

[@kayseeponton5598]

loved crying with you for this one. lol such an amazing experience.

[@planet_aldrain224]

Yeah I’m one of those fans that saw from 2008 Ironman to 2019 with the second phase in the marvel movie they put out. And yes I grew up from 18/19 to a 29/30 year old in the first two phases of the marvel movies. It hit hard with the last movie in the 2nd phase of marvels plans with the movies. I love watching people watching these movies I love for the first time. Keep up the good vibes. And you got a new fan/sub. Keep safe.

[@TheTower51]

Just watched all your MCU reactions in 3 days. I loved watching your journey through the MCU!

[@matthewallen5994]

Not gonna lie, I already cried once when I saw this movie, watching Mary had me crying all over again! I'm not crying, youre crying!...................................ok now I'm crying. I loved this movie so much!! Thank You for sharing this experience #MoviesWithMary

[@louisenglish8069]

What's more, a point that should be brought up is these new KZbin reactors are seeing these movies within a few months. Imagine sitting with these characters for 10-11 years when they first came out. What an impact in the theater! It sort of sad many missed out on the experience. An entire generation grew up with these characters....

[@majesticmold2829]

Spent some YEARS in jail and ive read them all, the movies still make me cry even though ik whats going to happen, now thats talent to everyone involved, leaving the premiere alot of ppl were crying n some just quiet, could definitely tell this movie effected ppl based on how we all went into the theater vs how we all came out

[@Steele-Wool]

I cried and I was an emotional wreck for *weeks* after I saw this movie 😭😭😭 It's been incredible watching your journey through these movies and falling in love with these characters too! I appreciate your genuine excitement and sorrow. This is the first movie react channel I found and I genuinely enjoy watching these reactions. It's fun watching you fall in love with some of my favorite movies, I just wanted to say I'm grateful for this cozy little corner on KZbin.