My FIRST TIME Watching *AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR* (Part One)

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@Marvel Entertainment went absolutely nuts with this movie. I will never be the same... #avengers #infinitywar #reaction

[@alexhefnerstvmovievault]

Part 2 comes out Friday! • But, if you guys want it earlier, once this video gets 30,000 likes, I will drop part 2!!

[@KrisEv01]

woot 2k likes an hour lol tomorrow morning part 2 lets go!!! lol

[@literalsarcasm1830]

The stones give off a unique energy signature, that's how the Black Order were able to track them.

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

Almost at 10K likes, but we’re only at 30K views so hopefully this video becomes a lot bigger soon so we can get Infinity War part two reaction sooner!

[@pottymouth042000]

I hit like and slapped my gouch!! It really hurt, so help me out and drop it NOW!!!! lol

[@ianlolz5841]

NO PLEASE RELEASE THE PART 2 NOWWWWWW

[@bafumat]

Thanos liked Quil because in pulling the trigger on Gamora, he proved he was willing to do what was necessary to what he thought was right, regardless of the sacrifice. This is an important quality to Thanos.

[@harmlesshorrors7229]

At least he passed the dad test with Gamora. That one's always a hard one.

[@d33poceanbluw7]

But Thanos mindset on what is "necessary" is completely different from what is actually necessary to do in this world.

[@bafumat]

@@d33poceanbluw7 that would exactly be the reason he made for a great bad guy. His believed he was doing the right thing for the universe no matter what anyone else thought. Through his will allone could this happen and any sacrifice no matter how dép had to be made to see it through. He recognized most others would not agree with him, but Quill's dedication to doing what he considered right in sacrificing Gamora was impressive to Thaños. Not many could have pulled the trigger. As Thanos was then forced to do to at the temple later. The only problem with Thanos is that his plan was pure lunacy and very short sited in it's approach. I solved it and I am willing to bet had he used my plan everyone would have been much more willing to help him accomplish it.

[@santosic]

The whole scene was basically a fucked up version of the usual "meet the parents" that couples do, and that was Thanos (or the Dad) accepting and liking the boyfriend by the end of the visit.

[@Himanshu_Singh793]

"Hardest choices require the strongest wills" as he said. Which is why he had a certain respect for Wanda in that last scene after she killed Vision (talking to and comforting her, caressing her hair) and as you said, liked Quill as well for the same reason. He respects strong willed people

[@Raidanzoup]

Every time Alex asks if Strange can turn time back I think about how much of the Doctor Strange movie was dedicated to saying "hey, don't do that"

[@dynamo116]

Exactly! lol Alex would make a terrible Sorcerer Supreme, he'd be constantly using the Time Stone to reverse every little thing and unleashing all kinds of temporal paradoxes that Mordo warns about in the movie 😂😂

[@xiphos8219]

[Montage of Alex manipulating time all around him] "If I could turn back time, if I could find a way, I'd take back all the words that would hurt you, and you'd stay!"

[@mr.endless786]

Every shot when director say Action.

[@CKJK954T]

My theories about the whole thing with the Time Stone and not turning back time are (1) The reality stone would invalidate the spell, and (2) Dr. Strange already knew that the time stone had to go to Wakanda with Thanos to ensure that the one single chance to defeat Thanos comes to fruition and the vanished are returned. I know, it may sound crazy, but it’s the only situations I can think of. Cheers and Happy New Year everyone!

[@ovyto6267]

@@CKJK954T it was pretty obvious after we saw everything… They had to lose, so they could regroup and win it back

[@RainyDayBlue8]

The fact that there is still people reacting to these films for the first time is amazing. And I’ll be watching every single one of them just to relive a little bit of that joy again

[@tahirahshabazz50]

Same

[@fayesouthall6604]

It’s amazing I went to see these movies day of release

[@aeriinyanu]

Dude is doing it for views. Fake reactions. We know damn well he saw it at opening night. 😂

[@jonghyxn5]

I watched end game in the cinemas with my friends who loves marvel.... I had not watched any marvel before so as you can imagine I had NO idea what was going on. For the past month or so I have watched all marvel movies connected to the avengers (apart from black panther 2 and captain marvel) and I just finished end game yesterday

[@RainyDayBlue8]

@@jonghyxn5 make sure you’re watching them in order so it all makes sense. After endgame should be Spider-Man far from home. Enjoy!

[@Andrew.Grabowski]

That “Thanos is coming! He’s coming..” line from Bruce always gives me chills. Such an epic movie, the villain as the protagonist and everything is just so amazing. Not as epic as Endgame, but we’ll get to that…

[@elingrome5853]

Endgame is a snoozefest

[@Rage867]

Yeah but it bothers me that Bruce knows everything the Hulk knows. How?!?! When Bruce comes back in Ragnarock he has no memory of anything but suddenly he knows all details.

[@dearthofdoohickeys4703]

That bit is pulled straight out of the comics, though it was Silver Surfer who crashed into the sanctum to gave the warning (which was even _more_ foreboding considering how insanely powerful Silver Surfer is).

[@shafhussain929]

This is waaaaay more epic than Endgame

[@nikoloznasaridze6328]

The last sentence ruined the comment. The opening sequence is alone far better than that garbage Endgame

[@ChrisHaar]

"Tony has a burner phone?"See? I stand by my statement that Alex has completely forgotten Civil War. Haha.

[@ryanhamstra49]

I mean, in his defense he’s watched each movie once and was having to react to it at the same time. We went into the movie having seen the others multiple times and personally having watched dozens of breakdowns and stuff to catch those details and I still missed a ton of them on the first watch

[@batzilla3629]

And I'll pile on by mentioning he forgot that Wong told Strange the Time Stone was an Infinity Stone. It's okay though on account of his pre occupation with Gooches and whatnot. I suffer from the same affliction.

[@Omegaroth666]

There's a lot of information to process.

[@joshbrosh6626]

Hey cmon now Most of the fandom doesnt even remember theese details on first watch and most of them get the details from chanels like new rockstars, canadian lad etc

[@dreamhayzeeffect4888]

I mean I would to if I didn't binge watch them like you probably do.

[@Dannyvan14]

This movie moment has to be one of the biggest moments in cinematic history. 11 years of building up to this.

[@Dannyvan14]

@Justin Freitag 🤣 I saw that too but didn't feel like editing my post.

[@Lestat13]

Which is why I didn’t appreciate the 30K ultimatum...exploitative...

[@jaredheynig197]

and then the start of the fall of marvel and Disney of creating good movies sadly

[@kingbassk83]

Sounds like a TOOL album 😅

[@Lestat13]

@@jaredheynig197 We need the Russo brothers & Tailka to oversee everything 🥰

[@MaddMaster69]

In Doctor Strange, they established that messing with time is dangerous. Thats why Strange doesn't use it often.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Exactly

[@StarRoseAngelic]

Watching this made me realize that Tony has gotten into it with every new person he's met 😂😂😂 It always feels like a fight for dominance with him. The only person Tony seemed to have liked right off the bat was Bruce, so it's fitting that he was the one made to convince him that Thanos was a threat.

[@tahirahshabazz50]

And Spider-Man.

[@veronikamajerova4564]

I mean, who else could Heimdall send? Thor? He was the leader of Asgard, so he had to (and wanted to) stay with his people. Loki? Considering his past on Earth, people wouldn´t trust him immediately, which would cost them time. Some other Asgardian? They wouldn´t know who to contact as they don´t know basicaly anything about Earth. Bruce was the only logical choice.

[@StarRoseAngelic]

@@veronikamajerova4564 Thor wasn't with his people. All other survivors had already been sent away with Valkyrie by that scene. Heimdall chose Hulk because he could only send one and Thor had more likelihood of surviving. And additionally I didn't mean in a script sense, but in a cinematic sense.

[@christinamatzen4214]

I LOVE when Loki says “We have a Hulk” like Tony said to him in the first Avengers, the using Odinson as his own last name. Ugh. Right in the feels. And, yeah. For all intents and purposes - Loki is dead.

[@menotyou8369]

In his original universe, at least.

[@robertreichle1]

@@AspieMediaBobby ----SPOILERS ----

[@joshbrosh6626]

@@AspieMediaBobby freaking spoilers

[@iFailGames]

I wanna see Alligator Loki in a future movie.

[@matt_afact]

@@AspieMediaBobby Jesus he's not there yet cmon man

[@maxacorn]

as a nod to chadwick, keep in mind that for every marvel movie he played t'challa in, he was dealing with severe stomach cancer. and no one knew until he passed. absolute boss, he was. :(

[@corinnaburtchell3409]

It blows me away to think he was sick so that time making all of his movies and just pressed on. No one at Marvel k ew he was sick until the morning he died ☹️

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

@@corinnaburtchell3409 There were people that knew. They didn't know how severe it was. It doesn't mean they couldn't still be surprised with his death, because he may have told them he had it under control, or that it wouldn't affect his acting. Could have been a Tony Iommi or Eddie Van Halen 'I can just power through it and be fine' thing. He absolutely told people that knew about it that he didn't want it getting out, though. He didn't want his career covered with the asterisk of pity, and I find that laudable.

[@DillyDilly13]

Thought it was ass cancer.

[@corinnaburtchell3409]

@@AdeptusCaeiusIII I'm with you, how could they NOT know! However, I can't find it anywhere that they did know. Black Panter was released January 2018, Infinity War April 2018, Endgame April 2019 (filmed Ma Rainey's Black Bottom July 2019 - Released November2020), his last public appearance was at the NBA Allstar Game in February 2020 , he looked thinner in the face but he covered his upper body with layers of clothes. The pictures/video of him with severe weight loss was about July 2020 and he passed August 28th.

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

@@corinnaburtchell3409 Supposedly, he had told people. A few stories came out after his death about him telling Make a Wish kids what the course of their treatment would be so they wouldn't feel alone. Raised a lot of eyebrows at the time, but he told people that he wanted it kept under wraps. I believe the people on-set when Endgame was filmed knew about the cancer, too. It would be INCREDIBLY hard to keep it from people you're with most of the day for months.

[@DarkHeartTheEmo]

Fun fact: the line "Why is Gamora?" wasn't on the script, was improfe by Batista, so they decide to keep it in the movie, Marvel does that a lot, they even do that in the first Avengers movie.

[@lotemylife3006]

GOD, I remember. A few months before Infinity War came out, I had never seen a single Marvel movie. My boyfriend was so hyped for the film, we got our tickets and I started binging ALL the Marvel movies to be ready for that (and we had to somehow find footage of Black Panther, because it wasn't home released yet, but also not in the cinemas anymore, that was difficult)

[@humanoid251]

Aww yes!! It’s finally here! “And for another, we have a Hulk” Loki used the same line Tony used on him in The Avengers. This and Endgame have a lot of callbacks “No resurrections this time” Thanos made sure we all knew Loki wasn’t coming back “Tony why do you have a flip phone for?” It’s the phone Steve gave to him at the end of Civil War with the letter saying he’d be there to fight if needed “Hey Doc, you wouldn’t happen to be moving your hair would you?” “Not at the moment, no” if you look closely throughout the movie Strange’s hair is constantly just moving even when it shouldn’t be so that line indicates he’s moving it on purpose for some reason Thanos’ lines in this movie are so fucken iconic. They get memed a lot but still they’re some of the coldest lines in CBM history. Which is only fair since he’s one of, if not, the best villain ever “Grimace?” The Grimace was this purple blob that used to be a mascot for McDonald’s way back in the day When Spider-Man meets up with Tony and says it’s his fault he’s there and Tony asks “what did you say?” If you look, Strange’s cloak moves in a way that makes it look like it too just asked the same question. I love these subtle little details Fun fact: the arms in Spider-Man’s suit are called waldos To answer your question, anyone can wield the gauntlet and use it. In the comics Nebula wields it but iirc she doesn’t have the same mental fortitude that Thanos has so it kinda goes haywire Fun fact #2: Dave Batista improvised the “why is Gamora?” Gamora wanted Quill to kill her so Thanos couldn’t extort the info about where the soul stone was from her. No one (aside from Red Skull I guess) knew that it requires a sacrifice Can’t wait for part 2. I’ll be here again to give a lot more random info and trivia about this movie 👉🏻😎👉🏻

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

Wanda wielded the Stones at one point, as well. She used them to cleanse the Universe and give each Avenger what they truly wanted as thanks for saving it. Tony got his parents back (and overcame his alcoholism), Steve got to be with Peggy, Banner achieved inner peace, Peter got Uncle Ben back, so on and so forth. It was essentially the event that soft-rebooted Marvel around... The early 00s? But it ended up getting borked and Wanda had to fix her fixing, which created a rift, IIRC. Also, Wanda is, herself, a Nexus Event. The Scarlet Witch exists across all facets of the Multiverse and is impossible to truly exterminate for that very reason. That becomes an important fact later.

[@mycroft16]

Best part is they were all callbacks that mattered... that felt earned and important.

[@Misery-yh6ec]

Ima be real honest with you, I have never seen such a long comment, I think you deserve some kind of reward for this, seriously

[@DillyDilly13]

HE’S FINALLY MADE IT!! My god I have NEVER had a movie theater experience as good as this. Audience was into it and I went with all my (who I thought were) friends and it was a BLAST! The silence when the snap happen was crazy.

[@TedBrogan]

What happened with the ones who turned out not to be your friends?? Did they talk during the best parts?

[@AzraelBlackstar]

Captain catching the staff in the subway was one of the most insane crowd roars I've ever experienced.

[@DillyDilly13]

@@TedBrogan Lol no. One of them was my GF, the others were here friends. We broke up in 2019.

[@DillyDilly13]

@@AzraelBlackstar Yessir! My theater ROARED when Thor showed up in Wakanda.

[@mityakiselev]

No Way Home was probably a cooler experience... then again, what do I know, I wasn't there

[@paulamphlett5061]

Reading through the comments here, I have to say and agree that, you should definitely without question watch them again! As I find myself that you'll always miss certain thing's that you will pick up on the next time watching! Plus awesome movies anyway! So worth watching again regardless! Take it easy Alex my man.

[@menotyou8369]

. . . and every other movie. He's too busy thinking up stuff to say, and showing off his supposed goose bumps, to actually pay attention to the movies.

[@ericomarquesfernandes3646]

Should watch them again in chronological order; just for the fun of it.

[@cryptog3509]

Just watch emergency awesome after he will tell u everything lol

[@cryptog3509]

What order is he watching in anyone know?

[@Orion_44]

@@cryptog3509 release order

[@andrewauerbach3441]

Important to note about Thor since he mentions being 1500 years old: All of the Marvel films leading up to Infinity War have taken place in the span of like a decade. To someone as old as Thor, that is like having some REALLY, REALLY shitty weeks in consecutive order.

[@CrazeeAdam]

So Thanos is indeed "noble" as in he is of "noble birth". Weather he's noble in nature, that's up for you to decide. He's a little more complex than some of the villains we've already seen (although the MCU is not known for super complex villains). Enjoy the sadness and despair! LOL just so you know, that burner phone is the one Steve gave him in the envelop with the letter with his apology, and letting know Tony can call any time. :) Steve's number is probably the only one in there, maybe along with like Sam or something?

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

While you have everything correct, I have to expand that the one big gripe I have with the MCU is the lack of properly fleshing out the villains. It was honestly the most refreshing thing that Marvel did in the original comics. It wasn't until the Bronze Age of the comics the DC started writing compelling villains, and even then, the best versions of that all came from Batman. Harvey being bipolar and self-destructive, Fries trying to save his wife from a debilitating illness (and being canned for it), Bane evolving into a thoughtful, caring person by the time he was fully developed (if you haven't read the Tabula Rasa comics where he becomes a good guy in canon, they're touching, actually)... They borrowed a lot of the beats Kirby and Stan set into motion with the original writings from the golden years of Marvel. They pretty much created Frank Miller, if you think about it.

[@AspieMediaBobby]

Thanos is half-Eternal,half-Deviant and considered an abomination and pariah by both rival species!

[@AdeptusCaeiusIII]

@@AspieMediaBobby That doesn't fully negate the fact that he was a rightful heir to rule the Eternals. He is of noble blood, whether he was accepted or not. Elizabeth had Mary, Queen of Scots beheaded for attempted usurpation of the British throne, but that did not change the fact Mary was a Queen.

[@glennwelsh9784]

Yeah, whether Thanos is noble in nature is up to interpretation. Many would consider trying to wipe out all of existence a monstrous deed, but some would also say that doing something horrible for a seemingly righteous purpose to avoid something worse - in Thanos' case, wanting to prevent societal collapse caused by overpopulation - could be seen as a noble task.

[@Meepie_Playz]

Lol Thanos is just a simp in the comics

[@carlgibson285]

I'm glad you've split it into two parts, but I'm gutted I can't watch part 2 now! 😭

[@aintnozombiecatchinmyass..4873]

At 19:21 Quill’s gun shot bubbles because Thanos used the reality stone. He wasn’t afraid of Quill shooting Gamora because he knew he could control reality. He was also testing Quill’s will power and commitment to do what must be done. Thanos said “I like him” because he passed the test.

[@STNeish]

Truly, this movie is a masterpiece. With all the characters, all the moving parts and the culmination of 10 years of individual films, the precision and perfection of this thing is truly remarkable.

[@ItsGothamsJoker]

I love infinity war so much, I've rewatched this movie a lot and is my favourite marvel movie

[@caseyglenn1278]

I bet I’ve watched this movie about 15-20 times

[@DokkanG0D]

Right there with you

[@MlKETSU]

Best movie. Period

[@caseyglenn1278]

@@MlKETSU I agree, I liked it better than Endgame if I’m being honest.

[@blackkatt777]

That's because were sadists. Lol. Especially for watching new Yt reactions to it. Their tears feed us. 😈 But, not as much as GAME OF THRONES reaction videos do. Lmao.

[@lordmortarius538]

The four new bad guys that the Avengers face in this are the _other_ Children of Thanos: Cull Obsidian - the big hammer/claw dude Ebony Maw - telekinetic Squidward Corvus Glaive - the elf guy with the big... glaive Proxima Midnight - the creepy chick. They're all kids that Thanos saved, just like Gamora, from their planet being culled, and adopted as his warriors.

[@DarkKatzy013]

Saved...... Right...... More like killed half of their people then kidnapped them. Saved my ass. What bs. Straight up bs. He is a psychotic mass murdering bully. With no other plan that to kill trillions FOR NO GOOD REASON. saved right 😂😂😂🤦

[@fayesouthall6604]

Proxima is played by Carrie Coon who is absolutely gorgeous.

[@tonyrandall4364]

Surprised you didn't go to theaters for this as it was the best cinema experience I have ever had. And to have no spoilers until now? Truly remarkable! What if you go to Vormir alone? How do you make a sacrifice?

[@HopE-xl5fh]

Easy, you can't. Is like going to a store with no money, how do you buy? You don't.

[@jemal999]

25:00 It's worse than most people realize. Thor lost his mom a few years ago, His dad about a month ago, his planet a week ago, and everyone else yesterday.. Considering he's 1500 years old, that might as well all have been this week for him!

[@kolbecovey310]

Everyone start slapping your gooches on that like button I wanna see part two asap

[@GarrettHD]

Currently at 11K at the time of commenting. I’m going to just get his $5 patreon and watch it lol. I can’t Wait either!

[@nintenmetro]

Even when the world is in jeopardy, Tony manages to land a number of jokes to lighten the mood.

[@SentiNel090]

Almost like it's a coping mechanism or something.

[@sophiadebar382]

“Does that hurt Nebula?” Nebula: *screaming in agony*

[@tiago9977]

14:59 I *loved* Wanda's fight against Proxima Midnight. It was so cool to see Wanda use her incredible powers in hand-to-hand combat, especially since it felt like a payoff from all her training w/ Cap & Black Widow between Age of Ultron & Civil War. 15:38 I'm also glad it was Cap, Widow & Falcon who came to her rescue tbh. Besides Hawkeye & Vision, they're probably the closest thing she has to family: 1) they were her teammates up to the Lagos mission in Civil War 2) they broke her & the others out of the Raft at the end of Civil War

[@LikwidEMP3]

I remember we all needed therapy after this movie

[@craigime]

lol

[@DillyDilly13]

Funny. Next movie starts with a therapy scene lol

[@craigime]

@@DillyDilly13 no it doesn't

[@Morten_Storvik]

@@craigime There literally is a therapy scene in the beginning 🤨

[@craigime]

@@Morten_Storvik there is a therapy scene, but the movie does not start with that

[@thew.i.s.ecommunity7986]

It has been so much fun watching you enjoy these movies. It gives me a reason to watch them again and remember how fired up I was when I first saw them as well. Great work.

[@hannah6822]

Now we are here, this movie is the biggest one of our time because of the building for 11 year just for this one to come out. no one knew what’s was coming or what to expect. It’s a real Masterpiece everything about this movie is amazing from the dialogue from the characters and how everyone connected together. And don’t forget about how the first 5 minutes of the movie we had our biggest deaths Loki and Heimdall, so after this everything become possible and everyone was at the risk of getting killed.

[@AjaxXavior]

Love how Loki used the we have a hulk line from Avengers really love the progression of his character from puny god to honourable warrior

[@bobmathis-friedman6742]

Phish is a traveling rock band, akin to the Grateful Dead; Ben and Jerry's being an ice cream company with a hippie-theme, has such flavors as Cherry Garcia (named after Jerry Garcia, frontman and founder of the Grateful Dead), etc.

[@AmaraJordanMusic]

This really does deserve the two parts. Also, IT’S HERE!!!!!! 🥳🎉🎊🥳🎉🎊

[@Jharrisimages]

Infinity War and Endgame perfectly translate the epic, universe-spanning storytelling that take place in the Marvel cross over events in the comics to the screen. A lot of critics tend to nitpick the small details, but I think these two movies are the perfect end cap to almost a decade and a half of interconnected stories.

[@agzarah]

i swear, everytime alex says something, my reaction is "oh dude, you have NO IDEA" loving every second of this haha :) aww man, i thought part 1 meant infinity war, and part 2 was endgame.

[@abbyhutcheson9805]

It killed me very early on in the movie reactions when he was like "Iron Man and Captain America are my favorites. I cant wait for them to put their differences aside and work together". I was like oh no no no he has no idea that Civil War is coming XD

[@agzarah]

same, w Every comment is made with such innocence. Love it all

[@sweetrain50]

Right? Like ... Ohh just you wait and see. You're going to be traumatized like the rest of us.

[@maxxandubar503]

I am greatful I saw this opening night. Having no idea what was going to happen. The shock,

[@dragonforce627]

Infinity war my absolute favorite MCU movie!! I remember the theaters reaction of seeing Captain America appear was one of my favorite moments!

[@Roboshark1019]

My personal head cannon on why thanos was able to beat hulk is that when hulk is fighting Thanos instead of anger it is replaced by fear thus hulk looses power (the angrier he is the more powerful he is), also the reason why hulk refuses to come out after going to earth is that he's embarrassed that he was beat by thanos

[@samuelfisher1842]

i need part 2. right. now. please!

[@brettash7640]

Your marvel reactions are literally what I look forward to every Monday but maaaaaaaannnnnn I've never been so excited to see someone else experience something for the first time in my life.

[@HellBrYnger]

12:44 oh here's one that never thought of "population vs resources to keep them alive", keep living your good life man.

[@theamazingg3773]

Now that spider man has referenced it, you should really watch the alien movies. They are all time classics, well at least the first two are, and those two hold up really well

[@novembercherry4]

I agree.

[@veronikamajerova4564]

@@novembercherry4 "Not my daughter, you b*tch!"

[@anthonyquirk9507]

This was a great & genuine reaction! All of us were thinking “Just wait” and smiling, and laughing along with you. 😎 So great! Thank you for starting this journey, it gets crazy!! Just wait!🤪

[@kylebrunner2464]

Well after this you need to watch all the Aliens movies. Especially the first 3. Some of my favorite horror/action movies.

[@canadian__ninja]

"I'll never forget (Heimdall) again" five seconds later he dies. "Even until his final breath, Loki talking trash" five seconds later he dies. Excellent timing.

[@iamscottbowdown]

Bucky's "where's the fight?" when receiving the arm always gets to me. Like a tired broken soldier knowing he has to go into battle once again.

[@luthandomshudulu7704]

Seeing Alex's reactions is the best part of these videos!!💯 Alex: I can't tell if Captain America looks badass or like the dude who'd rock corduroy pants all the time... Answer: Yes

[@fayesouthall6604]

🤣

[@davidhasselblad2898]

He didn't... Want to think about it. He tossed her so fast because if he dwelled on it he wasn't sure if he could do it. Thanos. Is complex. A bad guy for sure. But. Not any simple villain.

[@rumbledumpthumpershaker6735]

No, Nebula just finds screaming for no good reason relaxing.

[@cheshirekat528]

😆 my thoughts exactly!

[@OergenSchmoergen]

I love how you could put a flashback to prior movies after 75% of Alex's questions/comments that would answer everything he needs to know... so long as he's actually paying attention "Oh, damn, I didn't know strange had a stone" *meanwhile in doctor strange:* "One of the infinity stones, the time stone"

[@Werewolf914]

Infinity War is so good, when this came out I was so tired of all the snarky silly Villains always cracking jokes that it was so refreshing to finally get a cold and calculated villain whose actually a threat, also was nice to finally get some deaths and have actual stakes, I love it aside from a Villain(s) I won't spoil he's definitely the best of the MCU a great complex and powerful villain.

[@TedBrogan]

Too bad Spiderman No Way Home went back to that boring ass well. Sam f'in Raimi.... shm

[@herryjulianto8720]

This is thanos movie hahahaha

[@perxta5103]

I NEED THE SECOND PART NOW😭

[@ItsJalin]

Your reactions always feel so genuine. Great video my man, keep it up

[@callumfriend2523]

Still get goosebumps at Cap's entrance with the Avengers music at the train station!

[@Andjelka99]

Infinity War is easily my favourite movie and I can't wait for the part 2 and emotional damage

[@darkceptor44]

less people = less food/water needed = less of a mess they make = better world sounds cold but its true, technically morally and etc is a different story

[@DarkKatzy013]

Yeah only for him to have to do the exact same thing like every decade or so. Not a good plan or sound or smart or anything half way intelligent at all . You know all those things they make him out to be.....😂😂😂🤦

[@darkceptor44]

​@@DarkKatzy013 every decade? if we consider billions if not trillions of creatures died in the mcu in the blip, it would take centuries for the same amount to be born again. and even if thanos ended up having to do it periodically the end result would still work every time, it doesnt matter that its not a good plan. it would just be really dark and depressive

[@Xxxero42]

Btw, can I just say how cool the line "Thor is a handsome wizard pirate angel" is? Lmao!

[@masgalll18]

YESSS! Been waiting for this Alex!🔥🔥.. you've made it this far! Congrats! And what a clever way to make this reaction into 2 parts haha! Just make sure you won't get spoiled by anything! Just want to say, I was a bit late when this movie came out in theatres, and I got spoiled too much :(((. And turned out it reduces the magnificentness of this movie. And it was an experience and a lesson. So, the next yearI alonv with buddies watching Endgame on the first day of its premier and totally worth it! And I would say it was one of the greatest experience of my life! Can't wait to see the rest of the reaction Alex!!!

[@cheshirekat528]

At some point you need to start the X-Men/Deadpool movies, the previous Spider -Man movies, the Blade trilogy, and the Venom movies. All pre/separate from the MCU movies, but worth the watch. Just like with the MCU watch them in release order, especially the X-Men/ Deadpool movies as they connect to each other just like the MCU. Can’t wait for part 2! Have a good week!

[@dominikuhlir2347]

I love how Mantis acts with the guardians around. I am autistic and to me, her behavior is a great analogy to an autistic behavior in social settings.

[@kentara_excelsior]

Your reactions are seriously the BEST on KZbin. So smart. So funny. So charismatic.

[@judgepage6605]

Alex can we get part 2 wed?? Gonna be kinda a vibe kill to wait for another week to split 1 movie into 2 😪

[@kimdelee5538]

I've used all 3 of my accounts to like this video lol

[@judgepage6605]

@@kimdelee5538 facts 🤣🤣🤣

[@mustaine136]

This is what I was waiting since you started your marvel Mondays! I like endgame but Ifinity War is the best avengers movie imo and the best time I had on theater in many years. Great to see you excited for it as well and enjoying it!

[@BagelDogsTV]

I discovered you only a few weeks ago, and have thoroughly enjoyed your channel. A lot of these films I love, and really enjoy seeing people get to experience them, for the first time. It certainly doesn't hurt that you're also very entertaining. Please keep it up!

[@Mcvthree3]

For me as a 12 year old in 1977, the COOLEST thing was the electrical sound of the lightsabers. Next, of course, was that utterly badass dogfight scene.

[@billygriffitts8084]

This was a great reaction!

[@wompa70]

These two Avengers movies are truly epic.

[@RandoGamer947]

Fun fact about why thanos does the whole half of all life thing. In the movie he did it because his home world titan was having issues with world wide famine and society collapsed and died out. Now before that happened he approached the council to do the half of all life idea they didnt listen.but the real reason there was world wide famine was because titan is 8 degrees off its axis as quill says in the movie. However in the comics he did it to impress lady death who both he and deadpool had a thing for.

[@runningwolf21]

Come one people... get them likes up I can't wait until Friday for part 2 lol

[@simonem9276]

Right? Lol

[@Mr.Ekshin]

Finally, a role that Peter Dinklage gets to play at his true size.

[@mycroft16]

Never slapped my gooch so hard or so fast. Seriously though, no other studio has ever taken the patient, slow time to build characters over multiple movies and through so many perils and learning moments... to come to this. This was something extremely special. And starting it with 2 back to back deaths of really loved characters sets the tone... no one is safe in this movie. Anyone could die. And to keep track of all the movie parts, and give everyone screen time that felt important and aided the story... that's impressive film making.

[@kbob9625]

It shows how dedicated Thanos is to his cause. He is willing to give up even the things he loves most.

[@DarkKatzy013]

Yeah it's called greed

[@kbob9625]

@@DarkKatzy013 ...I'm still not wrong so idk what your point is lol.

[@DarkKatzy013]

@@kbob9625 greed as I'm he thinks of nothing but himself and his idiotic need to kill trillions fing duhh 🤦

[@CoreyMarinoGames]

@@DarkKatzy013 it isn't greed. He thinks what he is doing is helping the world, every world. He is misguided.

[@ArthronThePowerful]

Yo give the man his likes I can't wait a damn week for part two

[@jimlynch4336]

It’s great to see your reactions as a first time watcher of this. Brings me back to my seeing it for the first time.

[@AndieO]

I loved watching this with you. Heart breaking.

[@hsinju323]

I love how at teh starting of teh movie he was so relaxed making jokes about loki when being choked thinking he won't die because its amraval film like any other, but he died and he got so confused

[@arqHHM]

Doing a two part movie reaction and not dropping them on the same day is pretty brutal. There is no way I'm doing that to myself, so will be waiting for part 2 to drop before even starting.

[@SvenDeBinj]

Most channels I've watched have done this...

[@arqHHM]

@@SvenDeBinj I dunno what channels you been watching but every reaction channel I watch that do 2 part reviews drop them on the same day always if they can help it. Splitting up the reactions over multiple days is pretty scummy and disrespectful to your viewers making them wait multiple days to finish one reaction to one movie, especially if the entire reaction is already done and ready to drop.

[@SvenDeBinj]

@@arqHHM most reactors split parts over a few days actually...

[@arqHHM]

@@SvenDeBinj literally none I have watched... and I have watched many... MANY reactors. The only time I have seen reactors not release multiple part reactions of the same episode/movie on the same day was if there was something wrong and they had to delay it. And even if what you were saying were true(it's not) that still doesn't change the fact that it is a shitty move that deprives watchers just so that the reactor can artificially keep his viewership up over multiple days doing the same amount of work.

[@robotusan]

When the Guardians reach Knowhere, Thanos already has the reality stone (got it from The Collector) so he was able to alter reality. Hence why Star Lord's gun shot bubbles.

[@simonem9276]

You made it, and without being spoiled! Well done! 😊

[@tigerclawbs6918]

Started watching you last week been binging your reactions, they are great!

[@samk6141]

I’ve been eating him for a while, tastes great

[@tigerclawbs6918]

@@samk6141 lol

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

When it comes to the time stone, the only way to explain how rewinding time works is to use a metaphor. Think of the reversing time as recording these videos. You have to hit the record button first to film everything. Then later you can rewind if you want to go back to something earlier. If you didn't record, you have no way to go back. So because he didn't have set place in time he could loop back to, he can't go back to see what was happening in the street earlier. Hence before facing Dormammu, he set things up so he can keep looping over and over in time.

[@michaeljames7626]

100% not how the time stone works. The apple in kamar taj, rewinding the destruction of the street in china and getting the mind stone back. All examples of not "pressing record"

[@ThatShyGuyMatt]

@@michaeljames7626 To be fair, Marvels always been a bit loose when it comes to how the stones work. For example they can do something in some situations, but not others.

[@_stringcheese_508]

4:40 the mood change 😂

[@rentfreeinheads8995]

Love your reaction! And I’m halfway through Definitely going to subscribe

[@glarntt]

Been loving your reactions to the MCU movies. Will you be watching the Disney+ shows too? Like WandaVision ? Because it's definitely required viewing before you get to Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness. Can't wait to see your reaction to Endgame.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Moonknight is excellent stuff too.

[@jessicajones657]

Rewatch this movie and think of Thanos as the protagonist. It's an amazing film on top of being an 11 year culmination event. Just asking, but are you also going into the shows or just the movies??

[@thekidtrey1949]

Congrats on getting here Alex! Milestone for Marvel fans. Crazy that your almost caught up now.

[@Alewaxon]

That scene when the Guardians bring Thor's body into the shit is a scene that I've always liked that doesn't get much notice but actually says a lot... Pretty much straight away the other characters can tell that there is something different about Thor, Drax and specially Gomora, with her extensive experience, can just tell that Thor is a heavy hitter... Hell, Gomora herself is enhanced and she's like 😶 "His muscles look like they are made of metal fibers"

[@Parallaxus]

SOOOOOOOO Happy that Infinity War is finally here! The first part of the big two movies! Three deaths in, Heimdall, Loki, and Gamorra. So ready for Friday to see the rest! Glad Alex is as excited as I am to see this, even though I've seen it so many times before! It's almost overwhelming!

[@The_Skrub]

This movie came out not long after I went through a bad breakup of a looong term relationship. First and only movie (so far) I've seen in theaters alone. It was opening night, I got to the theater over an hour early, got a great seat, and while the theater was packed I had a couple seats next to me and a father and son were looking around, I waved them over. More or less ended up watching the film with them. Wouldn't take it back for anything.

[@VulcansForge]

I love that they callled Bucky the White Wolf in this universe. In the comics, the White Wolf is T'Challa's adopted brother.

[@MorganAllison-bt9rn]

Peter Parkers face when Peter quill says thors not that good looking is so funny 😂

[@cjames4478]

When Cap showed up I jumped up and ran a lap around where I was sitting in the movie theater and everyone was laughing 😂 I was so hype

[@IIIFrog]

I won't be able to watch until you have all of it released. I don't like to wait lol.

[@foodreacts837]

I was an ok avengers fan when Infinity war came out but i never watched it, so I watched Endgame in Cinema without watching Inifinity but still knowing what happened then when i went back and watched Infinity war it was so good, such a good movie no ive been a huge fan of the MCU for 2 years

[@mattvsmetaverse]

Nebula: **screaming in pain, as her body is torn apart** Alex: "Does that hurt her?" Me: Not a betting man, but if I had to... 😅 Thanos' "hand" is the Infinity Gauntlet, and is needed to harness all the stones. We first heard of, and saw the gauntlet well before Infinity War. Hela even knocked an imitation of it over in Odin's vault while saying, "Fake!" in Thor: Ragnarok. I remember you commenting on that scene too. How do you notice these things, and then forget immediately after? lol There must be a big gap that we don't see between your reactions. Same with the Reality Stone. That whole scene Thanos created in Knowhere was with the Reality Stone. They explained the abilities of it, and the other stones, shortly before. They also talked about the stones in Guardians, when speaking with the Collector. Since I understood that beforehand, I immediately knew what was going on the first time Thanos revealed himself and turned Mantis to ribbons, Drax into blocks, and made Quill's gun shoot bubbles. Make sure that you're taking everything in first, or at least what you can, before prioritizing being clever or thinking of what to say on it. We enjoy that too, but you'll miss a lot if you have to choose between being entertaining and understanding the situation. If you're unclear on something, just know that it's 99.9% likely that the movie explained this already and that you just missed it. I appreciate the excitement, but you make us have to pick up the slack, or fill in the holes in comments. It can be frustrating to have to explain the prerequisite stuff that you should have picked up already. Makes it so we have to establish the basics first before we can discuss the extra, theoretical stuff. I'd suggest going over the synopsis of each movie that you react to after you're done with it, to make sure you didn't miss anything essential. That way you don't get bogged down trying to memorize the basics. That habit alone would have already answered a lot of the questions you had for this one. And it's just a good habit to build; I do it myself if I feel like I missed anything, and I don't even do reactions. *P.S. Thanos definitely had second thoughts about killing Gamorra. You can see the despair on his face. It was a twisted love, but he still loved her like a daughter. His mission simply comes before all others, including those he cares for. Imagine having to kill your daughter, but by doing so, you save the universe. That's a similar decision to what was made there. We see his goal as pure destruction, but Thanos believes he is saving the universe by extinguishing half of it. That whole dialogue beforehand was him wrestling with killing her, otherwise he would have immediately tossed her off the edge.

[@BunBun299]

When I saw this in theaters, the whole crowd cheered when Captain America showed up to save Vision and Wanda. Gamora wanted Peter to kill her because she was the only person in the galaxy who knew the location of the Soul Stone. She burned the map, and planned to take it to her grave. She had no idea about the sacrifice requirement to retrieve the Soul Stone. The only one who knew that was Red Skull. Keep in mind Dr. Strange's statement about the 14,000,605 possible outcomes, with them only winning once. Everything Strange did from that point on was to achieve that 1.

[@michaelwoodman8376]

Great reaction....movie only gets better. Infinity war is one, if not the best super hero movie of all time. Endgame can be considered part 2. Almost a 2 part movie. They're phenomenal

[@ryangeisen2565]

I been waiting for this reaction. I can't wait for part 2.