Reactors React to Captain America Lifting Thor Hammer scene from Avengers Endgame movie.

[@dastemplar9681]

Buck: Maybe you’re wrong, that serum never corrupted Steve. Zemo: Ah touché, but there never has been another Steve Rogers, has there?

[@xbloxlive5454]

Let's hope there's another.

[@nukified]

No lets not bc it would be an insult. Him tony and nat are all supposed to be coming back in secret wars tho​@xbloxlive5454

[@stephanginther9051]

I read somewhere that the writers confirmed the fan theory that Steven could have lifted the hammer when they all tried in that one scene but chose not to because he thought it would cause pointless trouble. They also said that Thor suspected as much (hence the 'I _knew_ it')

[@alexlovel]

Also he didn't want to show up thor, making him more worthy.

[@ReelRonDog]

Basically three can lift his hammer, Captain America, Vision and the most obvious one is Magneto.

[@marvelhq5241]

Hammar isn't metal mate, it's made up of a star​@@ReelRonDog

[@PheonixFire]

And Superman!

[@elih9700]

Cap lifted Thor's hammer in the comic.

[@darrenheadrick3669]

Back in the 1st Thor movie when Odin took Thors powers away and banished him to earth, he sent the hammer as well, but not before he(Odin) had cast onto the hammer these words "Whoever holds this hammer, should they be worthy, will possess the power of Thor". Being worthy, in this case is to be selfless, sacrificing, humble and pure of heart. Steve Rogers met all of these requirements and so much more even before he became Captain America. All the other avengers didn't have these qualities. Hell even Thors power was taken away by Odin because of his disobedience and ego. It took Thor dying to save Natalie Portman for Thor to get his powers back.

[@keviquickscope7306]

Speculation has it is that in Avengers age of ultron when they all try and lift mjolnir, Captain America gives it a go and moves it slightly. Once he seen he could move it he pretends as if he’s giving it his all in order to give the illusion that Thor is the best avenger. In End game he summoned mjolnir with out hesitation and Thor admits he knew all along captain America was always worthy.

[@darrenheadrick3669]

@@keviquickscope7306 What I'm wondering is this. Steve Rogers became Captain America back in the 40s. Odin took Thors powers away and banished him 60 years later. So my question is this. Did Odin forsee Steve Rogers as being worthy to hold Thors hammer back when Steve Rogers bexame Captain America in the chance that for some reason Thor himself would not be able to?

[@marvelhq5241]

I mean odin could have forseen it since space stone was involved in first captain America movie and there were talks of Asgard too

[@RandyPeterson]

I'll never forget the whole theater erupting when this happened. Probably my favorite scene in the MCU.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

I loved Natalie Gold's reaction.😂 "CAAAAAP!! CAP IS WORTHY!!" 😂

[@SolarDNA]

During the scene where Thor was getting his ass stomped my wife told me "I swear to god if Thor dies I'm walking out of this bitch" then when Cap saved him she yelled out "Hell yeah Cap" alot louder than she intended and the security guy came and told her she had to be quiet. 😆

[@gamingwithmacai2799]

😂😂😂😂

[@robertvantine2810]

I always liked Cap immediately launches into 4-5 offensive moves using Mjolnir and his shield together. He didn't keep doing the same move, he varied it to keep Thanos off guard.

[@brewcitymike1]

The MCU has two brief moments battling for most legendary scene in comic cinema history...Cap wielding Mjolnir and Wolverine masking up to fight the Deadpool Corps

[@carsonwroten6867]

Also, everyone gets confused about Thanos grabbing Stormbreaker. Mjolnir only has the worthiness parameters becsuse Odin enchanted it. Odin never enchanted Stormbreaker, thus, anyone can weild it

[@Unofficial1998]

I though this was pretty obvious, but anyone would be forgiven this fact since the first Thor movie DID come out a whole decade before Endgame 😅

[@SaulOhio]

Vision never used the lightning when he was fighting Ultron with Mjolnir. Which argues for the idea that he could hold it not because he was worthy, but because he was an inanimate machine. You put the hammer in an elevator, the elevator can still go up. Cap used the lightning.

[@isaackellogg3493]

Iron Man’s glove holding onto the hammer yet failing to lift it despite firing all its rockets argues against the “all machines can lift Mjolnir” theory.

[@SaulOhio]

@@isaackellogg3493 But Tony Stark's hand was in the glove. Mjolnir was resisting Starks' will to lift it.

[@AirforceVeteran4peace]

Long Before Steve became Captain America he has always been worthy 😏

[@GrouchyOldBear7]

Thanks for the video. I enjoyed it.

[@tsmartin]

Too bad Cap didn't know he could have used the hammer to pin Thanos to the ground like Thor did to Loki in ... I think ... Dark World. It would have been over at that point.

[@gabiballetje]

It must be said, CapAm picking up Mjolnir was probably the biggest moment and best decision they've ever made after RDJ being Iron Man, topping that is pretty fucking hard. The only thing that might come close is if there is ever a sort of Amalgam between DC and Marvel Cinematic Universe (never going to happen) is if Wonder Woman picks it up, happened in the comics too, and i loved it.

[@shantiprakashbihani1420]

This is and will be the best scene in MCU

[@felipebascunan8977]

If Cap had time to practice with the hammer Thanos would had died in seconds

[@jediknight73]

With out he's armour Captain America would have made Thanos bleed more than iron man did 😮

[@light-w5p]

Was so hyped for this to happen after ultron 😂

[@JonathonBell-d6j]

I still say Cap should have gotten a Thor armour version of his suit. Jane Foster did when she got Thors powers, Cap should have too. It makes no sence.

[@testodude]

Mjolnir decides

[@eamonnmcloughlin129]

The way she says, "dude" at 4:04 You know she wants his baby.

[@SebaCorrea1993]

How come MCU Thanos doesn't use the Infinity Stones to create and provide enough resources for everybody in the universe?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!

[@joshuaburris6805]

Because in the comics he had a different reason for snapping half the universe

[@danielangelvega9067]

Same reason Batman keeps returning the villains who broke out of Arkham ,back to Arkham!!! Like what they do, hire to more guards , new bricks ?????????????!?!!!!!!?????

[@philipglenn7995]

Because if he did that, then populations would continue to keep growing and growing until they reached this point all over again, but on a much larger scale.

[@user-The-Mark-Of-Cain]

Sacred treasure Mjolnir a Hammer welding by a God people who is Lost in the darkness aren't worthy of touching and let alone welding it as own only a pure heart and kind person and the direct Descendant of Odinson would be able to weld it's Glorious power?

[@jediknight73]

If iron Man did not die I think he could lift the hammer to

[@Dark_Knight_YT]

Never... only captain america ❤

[@spencergrady4575]

Nope

[@AcexFrosty]

No only after he died he basically became worthy, or maybe when he sacrificed himself in age of ultron with the missle

[@shantiprakashbihani1420]

He became worthy after he died , so technically he never was worthy.

[@PilloryClinton]

Too arrogant

[@carsonwroten6867]

There is a common misunderstanding about what it means to be "worthy" of mjolnir. You dont have to be a good person to be worthy. Someone like Thanos could potentially be worthy. Its more pertaining to ones confidence than them just being pure of heart

[@GreenblackGBG]

Thor at his all time low confidence was still worthy, so no.

[@shantiprakashbihani1420]

You have to be pure of heart to weild mjolnir , confidence doesn't mean s**t

[@JustReactNC]

Such fake reactions

[@PilloryClinton]

And yet you watched them 😂

[@JustReactNC]

@@PilloryClinton yes, correct. I watched them. I was not aware until after I watched them that the reactions would be so fake. You can't know until you watch. That's how processing information works.

[@PilloryClinton]

@@JustReactNC Is that how it works? Thanks for the clarification! 😂 But…I, unfortunately, have to agree. Many, many fake reactors.