Reactors Reacting to THANOS and THE SNAP | Avengers Infinity War

[@420keeneg9]

The fact that Peter's Spidey sense knew danger was coming and made him feel sick out of fear even before it started was great writing.

[@jordanledoux197]

Interestingly, the writers didn't make that part. Tom Holland suggested it because he felt that Spiderman would hold on longer than everyone else and feel it coming. Brilliant bit of knowing your character.

[@N3onDionYT]

​@@jordanledoux197 yh cuz apparently they told him to act like he didn't wanna go

[@Horus175]

I read somewhere that Spidey also has a healing factor which is another reason why it took him so long to go.

[@N3onDionYT]

@@Horus175 his spider sense allowed him to be able to feel it coming so it fought off as long as it could and he felt it worse then everyone else did

[@Im2lazy4thisCrit]

Yeah I’ve seen a lot of people question why it took longer for him to die when in reality he just had a 10 second warning compared to everyone else

[@toniiflores6438]

Years later and Peter's "I don't feel so good" still hits the same 😭

[@Mopark25]

Tom Holland is amazing.

[@ViriBird]

the one thing i remember is how the theater was utterly SILENT. not one peep was made while everyone disappeared. the hopelessness the heroes felt in the aftermath, steve's final words being "oh god." nothing can replicate that moment

[@YukonWilleh]

And when they all come back people were screaming in the theatres

[@thissailorja]

i started crying about halfway through them disintegrating. I was not the only grown man doing so.

[@MisterPlague]

I was laughing cuz their saying faces were funny, specially Tom's

[@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter]

So true! The only time there was any sound is after Fury sent a message to Captain Marvel when her symbol appeared and almost everyone cheered.

[@n7sorcerer419]

Went to see this opening night with some friends. Went to a nearby Whataburger afterward and just sat in silence, trying to process that ending.

[@phen277]

I don't care how many times I've seen this movie, Tom Holland's performance as Peter Parker is excellent, and his "disintigration" scene after the snap still has me tearing up.

[@dyno8man]

It's the way he says "Please, I don't wanna go" again and again that gets to me

[@Jagernotty]

It was an improv that the him and Downey Jr. came up with. Holland used an acting technique for emotional scenes where he would repeat the characters strongest feeling in his head until he was in the right emotional state of mind to act the scene. For this, he was thinking "I don't want to go" and suggested using it for the scene. The rest is cinematic history.

[@seanwilliams7655]

@@Jagernotty I remember hearing this. Plus, it kind of makes sense in the context of the character. His spider sense would probably let him know something was wrong before his body could feel it. So he'd essentially have more time to say all that. even though everybody else pretty much died instantly

[@hendothehendo]

I'm 40 something years old and Peter's "I don't wanna go" absolutely floors me every time 😢😢

[@CesarM-16.51]

Yes, ALMOST everyone was crying in theaters, specifically if you saw it opening night, what a masterpiece. This IS the crown jewel of the MCU

[@thissailorja]

yes

[@GameTesterDev]

Endgame was better

[@CesarM-16.51]

@@GameTesterDev it wasn’t even close. Endgame is an extremely flawed movie.

[@fz7242]

​@@GameTesterDevIt's not even a Competition bud. Infinity War is among one of the greatest theatrical experiences ever.

[@GameTesterDev]

@@CesarM-16.51 lmao okay. It's still better.

[@josephc5493]

Anyone involved in these films should be incredibly proud of what they accomplished. People knock the MCU for not being "real movies" but all you have to do is watch the connection these viewers and millions others had because of the connection the the characters. I dont think we'll ever see a large scale effort like this again but I am surely thankful I was alive for it. It was an amazing experience in the theater and coupled with Endgame is probably the greatest ending to a series I've ever seen. Well done.

[@JHOTA5220]

100% people have already tried to make other “universes” and they suck. Marvel built these characters and movies over a decade all to this conclusion. That’s why marvel sucks now. There’s zero direction. Where this was building 2008-2019 all the way to Thanos. It was awesome and the character development was awesome. There’s no way they can do it again.

[@dandel84]

I thing I noticed with a lot of reactors, and including myself at the time is when Thor damages Thanos and everyone is like “Where were you Thor?!?”. Just remember, Thor came to the battle directly from Nidavellir, and he didn’t have a ear piece, so he would have never heard Cap say “We have incoming”. Why was Groot & Rocket there if they didn’t have an ear piece? It’s because they were already on the ground and following. Rocket probably followed Bucky because he wanted to steal his arm or gun 😂

[@herryjulianto8720]

Nice point.

[@LordieJr]

Another thing.. while Thanos said you should have gone for the head.. you could see Thor get distracted by what he meant by that and in that same second is when Thanos snaps, meaning he acted when Thor was distracted

[@Jake-im8eq]

“Just remember…🤓”

[@dandel84]

@@Jake-im8eq Aww, did a nerd trigger you? 🤓

[@Im2lazy4thisCrit]

Haha

[@studlord9970]

I think an interesting story telling opportunity was missed by dusting Quill. Imagine the torment he would have felt knowing half the universe died because he couldn't control his self. That would have been brutal. They could have done scenes with Rocket blaming him then forgiving him. Just a thought..

[@samhandwich4095]

Agreed. Or Dr Strange surviving and feeling the same amount of torment for not using the time stone to reverse time and stop Quill from losing his cool, or just freezing time while Thanos was sedated (for lack of a better term) and taking the gauntlet off himself. Or Wanda surviving and being tormented that she didn't put her selfish desires for Vis above the survival of the universe and destroy the mind stone when she had the chance. Cap says "we don't trade lives" regarding destroying the mind stone, but what's one life (Vis) when measured against half the universe? People always blame Quill for the outcome but the blame can be shared amongst several characters who could have shaped the outcome before Peter lost his cool.

[@kevinhoage164]

Nah. We got the guilt ridden character with Thor

[@catrionacolville2192]

​@@samhandwich4095His name Vision, not Vis.

[@happycompy]

That's a great point. Would have loved a guilt-ridden Quil. I guess we got that in GOTG3 though.

[@dfdoom9153]

Man when Peter goes and just shows that he’s ultimately just a scared kid breaks my heart every damn time

[@BKAWatts]

Love how everybody was just like "Oh" when T'Challa died but then went full emotional meltdown when the Digital Tree boy dusted after lol

[@xenoclast9347]

Because it's the 2nd character to be disintegrated so, the time to realize whats happening

[@freakda96]

Also because Rocket already lost him once. He Is losing him again

[@somegenericguy2909]

​​@@freakda96nah og Groot is gone. He's pretty much losing his friend's son

[@n7sorcerer419]

It gets worse when you find out the translation for that last “I am Groot” is supposed to be “Dad…?” or “Father…?” as Rocket moves toward him.

[@adamjaxn3156]

T'Challa's death hits differently now after Mr. Boseman is gone. Beside the little bit of dialogue and action during the final battle in Endgame, this was his swan song for portraying the character.

[@omargutierrez4980]

I will always remember how quiet the movie theater was when it showed Thanos smiling and went to dark

[@gamingscrub41]

I wish I could go back to experience this scene in the theaters for the first time again. The utter shock and bone chilling silence in my theater is something that can’t be replicated.

[@dyno8man]

I didn't get to 😔

[@AdventuringwithTrevor]

Then even while everyone left the theater it was still quiet. We all walked passed the next groups waiting outside to see the movie and our entire theater crowd still didnt say a word about what had just happened. I wonder if our silence was a scary indication of what would happen for those people we walked by.

[@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter]

@@dyno8man You were lucky.

[@dyno8man]

@@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter how

[@coviren]

​@@AdventuringwithTrevorat my theater it was the same, people at the other rooms were also quiet and sobbing, it was in some way kind of scary and traumatizing experience...

[@MrHartApart]

EVERYBODY who saw this in theaters knows what I'm about to mention; remember walking out and the whole line of people waiting to go in saw our faces walking out? Like, us in the theater, us strangers all bonded because when it started, we all shut the fuck up and looked at each other for help. So, when that eager line of people saw us all walk out of a literal funeral, their faces dropped so hard it was remarkable.

[@mazter3c]

I will never forget this scene in the theater. You could hear a pin drop! When the audience realized what was happening, you could hear people weeping.

[@themetalchica]

The ENTIRE theater wept, openly and unabashedly. We left the theater and everyone was sobbing. Two 16-ish old boys came out in front of us, angrily slammed and stuffed their cups and garbage into the trash can, wiping away tears and muttering, "Oh my god, I hated that. It was incredible." 😅

[@likecrazyhorse]

I was smiling the whole time in the theater. I didn't think Disney would actually let the snap happen until they announced that it was a 2-part movie. I knew it was coming then, and they did not disappoint.

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

same:)

[@stanwingo6069]

This shit still gets me all these years later. And also, what I loved about this movie... this is the absolute ballsiest ending ever. After ten years, every superhero in the MCU appears and gets great screentime and a story arc only to have half of them die in silence. This move could have backfired. But it was so brilliantly done, and we all knew it would somehow be resolved in the next film.... but the emotional devastation had us all leaving the theater completely stunned. Infinity War and Endgame together are where the MCU peaked. It's been a hit or miss dumpster fire ever since.

[@neosonic23]

I gotta know these reactors lasted 4-6 years watching this for the 1st time without getting spoiled. Kudos for this achievement.

[@williambryan3346]

The fact that Groot is saying “Dad” just before he gets dusted makes it even sadder.

[@Watcherobot]

What where did you learn that?

[@williambryan3346]

@Watcherobot James Gunn confirmed it after the movie’s release.

[@BigRaidah]

If you weren’t crying, you were fully numb leaving the theatre. Just pure shock and awe.

[@BuzryHaproMandalorianHunter]

If we all went to therapy the therapists would be making a mint from our trauma.

[@dizzyrascal5015]

This still remains one of the most shocking plot twists I've ever seen in a movie. I have never felt more gut wrenched after leaving the cinemas especially knowing I had to wait another year to see what happened next.

[@pleclerc2112]

Once again I'll be the bad guy. Peters spider sense knew what was happening and he felt everything, thats why he was so scared

[@TriStar44]

Omg, how could you say something so controversial and yet so brave 🥹

[@abdulhaadi2994]

​@@TriStar44what the heck are ya two on about 🤨

[@midnightcarnivalmember]

The part where Peter was dying was completely improvised.

[@joelouise2009]

hearing a child saying please i dont wanna go will never not get the tears flowing and the throat choking up if your a decent human being

[@NomnomJawsnomnom]

"Mae's gonna lose her shit." Yeah. About that...

[@sansthedrummer]

This was one of those "you had to be there" moments. At the advanced screening I was at, you could hear a pin drop as everyone was leaving.

[@babayagaslobbedaknobba]

Tom Holland improvised the line "I don't wanna go".

[@crunchytaco7734]

Tom Hollands reaction to dusting still breaks me. This scene was cinematic history.

[@ReactTV1]

I just remember reading a comment saying as they were leaving the theater he saw a couple kids crying asking their father "I thought the good guys were supposed to win" 🤣🤣

[@crunchytaco7734]

@@ReactTV1 I was the only one in the theater who cheered when the bad guy finally won lol

[@peterwong8028]

Im a little late here, but there's a youtube video out there with an eco-biologist you said that if this actually happened the other half really would thrive. Eventually. ​@crunchytaco7734

[@abdulhaadi2994]

​@@crunchytaco7734bro fr dude literally did even thought that the people there might beat the shit out of you 😂😂😂😂 Though I liked that thought 😏

[@poohbeertje]

After all those years it still makes me cry ..

[@sammylane21]

Tom Holland's very best emotional performance was in INFINITY WAR and he didn't get a Oscar Nomination Nod. CRIME!!

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

was even improv

[@frostjotunn362]

You don't get an Oscar nomination for a single scene. There was no way he was getting one for this movie, not that he was bad.

[@patrickevans9604]

The scene that so many fans were expecting to see, but absolutely nobody was emotionally prepared to endure lol.

[@thunderninja1547]

funny because at the very beginning when there was no sound at the marvel intro opening , i knew its not gonna end well . but best mcu movie ever

[@pyktkmrge]

Tom Holland got robbed for his death scene. I still to this day can't believe he didn't get an Oscar for that work of art.

[@frostjotunn362]

No one gets an Oscar nomination for a single scene. There was absolutely no way he was getting a nomination for this movie, not that he was bad.

[@ctk4949]

Did Alex even watch the full movie?!?! He didn't know Thor was there?? He didn't know about the special weapon he got made?? He didn't know what Thanos wanted to use the Infinity Stones for?? Did he just skip to the end?!?! LOL!!!!

[@sample.text.]

I like that you're uploading regularly again.

[@NoOne-jb6lr]

Just think of all the people whose families moved on after this only for their loved or unloved ones to come back five years later. The world had to be in complete chaos after bringing everyone back. Remember it wasn’t just good people who were snapped but also killers, rapists, psychopaths, sociopaths and all around bad people. If you made a movie about that it would be a horror show.

[@n7sorcerer419]

I don’t know what was sadder: watching Peter beg as he turned to dust or finding out Groot’s last “I am Groot” was calling Rocket “Dad”. 😭

[@TreyBlogHD]

I know people say end game was the best one and honestly it was amazing but Infinity War left the whole world angry and emotional and excited at the same time. This was the first time the heroes did everything and still lost. Best MCU movie for me

[@marman1829]

remember seeing this in theaters and i gotta say walking out that theater i knew that this was an internet-breaking moment in not just marvel but pop culture period.

[@papa-wp8gp]

I still remember hearing people sniffling when Peter died and after the movie finished it was the quietest I have ever heard a theatre after a movie finished. Dead silent.

[@VeraxMusic]

You should put timer markers on the scroll bar, however that's done.

[@chocolatecountman]

Honestly this was the best mcu movie People say endgame was the best but my god was infinity war just so much better for me

[@mattdeegan6542]

It was like "Empire Strikes back" vs "Return of the Jedi." The finale gave closure but the cliffhanger of the bad guys winning was way better.

[@fz7242]

For everyone bud, Infinity War is the Goated movie..

[@TrollCapAmerica]

This was the action packed movie with the WHAM at the end. Endgame is a movie about dealing with loss and death while looking at its psychological impact THEN it finds a way to give you the best possible ending you could salvage out of a end of thw universe scenerio

[@chocolatecountman]

@@TrollCapAmerica what i disliked about endgame was the time travel just felt like a simpsons reel episode

[@brewcitymike1]

He wasnt eliminating half of each team it was half of ALL LIFE in the universe including animals, insects, etc. And Thanos's confused look on his face after the snap was his shock that he wasnt dusted because it was completely at random, himself included (one theory being that he was picked but the stones wouldnt let the user be annihilated but idk). Though I was shocked at how many of the main heroes got dusted, seemed like about 67%, lol.

[@RobertByrd-r3c]

What kills me is alot of these reactors are saying "What's happening?" HELLO! You should already know what's happening! Pay attention!

[@sammylane21]

I agree, Quill did deserve to be snapped because had he kept his cool and not blown up on Thanos, Peter and Tony would have gotten the gauntlet off Thanos. Last thing Quill would have seen would have been both of my middle fingers.

[@Hydelsius]

Yet there was no other way. Strange knew this was how things had to go down.

[@dannyfromtheville3613]

14,000,605 outcomes. It was gonna happen anyway

[@robertfierro1791]

Remember how Peter got angry at his father after finding out what he did to his mom. It’s just Peter being Peter.

[@jamesgiles4517]

Are we still not over that

[@colormedubious4747]

Thanos probably would have killed a few of them and gotten it back. He is exceptionally powerful. He beat Hulk senseless without using ANY stones.

[@xVAULTxDWELLERx]

It amazes me how many people didnt know what was going on.

[@Lupinemancer87]

Grrot and Spider-Man were probably the moments people cried over most.

[@kyleRayn]

I remember everyone Hating Starlord after this movie. Although I agree he could've waited literally five seconds before losing it, I doubt everyone else would react better. Finding out your loved one's killer is directly in front of you. Most people would react the same way.

[@dwn3rd]

Natalie Gold has a pretty good reaction

[@daynejoseph2366]

The Moon Pop dude trips me out acting so surprised after admitting he's seen the ish at the beginning of the reactions.

[@yungjav]

4:37 (Druski voice) “What do you mean by that…”

[@ChrisVillagomez]

I'm not entirely sure so I'm just speculating, but did Odin commission Stormbreaker purely to fight against the Stones? Cause yeah it's super powerful, but it's not very different than Mjolnir really, just stronger and without the Enchantment of Worthiness, and it seems like a really specific thing to have Stormbreaker be stronger than otherwise

[@CHASEMARC]

"I am Groot" = goodbye father -- according to the Russo brothers

[@KJ-je9pm]

The feeling of watching this day one in the cinema is unforgettable

[@TheDrock900]

At that moment, the whole theater went completely silent.

[@hardybryan]

I remember being very sad for a second, but then they killed Black Panther, who had just had a billion dollar movie and realized, 'yeah, this is 100% getting reversed'. I assumed it would from the start, but that clinched it for me. Then Spiderman too. Disney was not going to let them kill off multiple cash cows. Phenomenal finish though. Definitely the high point of the MCU.

[@sigh-cosis]

Now imagine having to wait a year after this movie to see Endgame

[@youngtruth9563]

Black panther "this is no place to die"

[@thissailorja]

To Emme - the answer is not zero to be sure. Even men, including myself were among them.

[@Venemofthe888]

I always thought the concept of the dusting could have been interesting if Thanos dusted with his own snap so not even he was safe

[@n7sorcerer419]

I like to think it was literally a coin flip for everyone, including him. Nothing about his actions led me to think Thanos was a hypocrite about his cause, so I figure his “retirement plan” was only for the 50% chance that the snap *didn’t* choose him. 🤷‍♂️

[@TruthTalesV2]

to me these guys got it easy, I watched it when it came out and had that feeling for a whole year before endgame it was the worst/best lol

[@PatouetPastis]

C'est dingue on réagit tous a la mort de Groot.... On est tellement dans le film qu'on en oublie que ce sont des images de synthèse 😅 a mon sens c'est là qu'on voit qu'un film est bon... En voyant ce genre de réactions.... J'adore ces vidéos ❤

[@parrisxsummers]

Addie Counts is an ACTRESS 😂

[@matyasdobran4598]

Nothing can stop Stormbreaker

[@JaMeYc420]

The most efficient form of cremation, real or not, in history...

[@generalkang1969]

Seriously - where did you find all these people who never saw Infinity War in the theater? Who's invested at all in the characters but didn't see it in the theater, really?

[@valenciasainz]

"This is no place to die" *_*DIES*_*

[@JoeBurgettMusic]

Ignored in this is that many watched this well after both this and End Game came out. They HAD to know either what was going to happen or that there was two movies to resolve things. I might find this more understandable if it's about Tony's sacrifice. That at least still can be unknown for some or could be heartbreaking. The fact that these people lost their shit for the end of this one makes no damn sense.

[@SebaCorrea1993]

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

[@khehra.deep3161]

After reading this, most of the people will say that I am heartless or something, but is our generation really going to cry about fictional characters dying on screen? I mean, although it’s sad, but don’t we all know that it’s just acting and they are not really dead? Except Chadwick, May God rest his soul. Just a thought.

[@benlundberg3811]

I cried when Peter died.

[@martinbergen2963]

Half of the universe dosent mean half of a certain group, it could even wipe out entire Planets. even if it says hallo the people, all Heros could be on the dying side. There yiu have it. I hope this makes sense, english is my third language and my skills are rusty

[@danielkeller1337]

The snap of the greatest DC universe, the Snyderverse. WB's incompetent new regime and three hyenas in charge. DCU=DOA.

[@mok1138]

In time, you too will understand that Thanos is the truly tragic figure. His methods and practices may be questionable, but his goals and intentions are honorable. When you grow up, this truth will be revealed to you too

[@mikhail5428]

*Am I the only one that didn't cry or got emotional when Peter got smoke?*

[@colormedubious4747]

I didn't, but I'm dead inside. 🤣

[@lunaitor-uq9hz]

Ah, yes, back when the MCU was enjoyable Good times, weren't they?

[@surgicalslinky]

The fact that people, actual adult humans, cried over this is fucking hilarious. As if they weren't going to be brought back in the very next movie. Marvel deaths are completely meaningless. How do they not get that?

[@idokafri4993]

When thanos does the genocide run and sans is iron man

[@indubitably_elementary965]

Never understood why he didn't just double the resources in the universe and be a hero

[@torrencegill4650]

Everyone cared most about groot and Spider-Man

[@vinsanity40k]

the head? thor should've gone and dismembered his whole arm wearing the gauntlet...

[@EbB6969]

strange watching endgame

[@iDaVisionEnt]

I gotta say if you don’t follow marvel and You know Chadwick died in real life, you would think none of them ppl coming back.

[@babayagaslobbedaknobba]

In Spanish, it's pronounced "El Snap-o"...

[@Funny_klips-i8d]

Thanos wasn’t fair with his snap, he kept thor and iron man for 2 reasons: 1. So thor would live with his failure 2. because dr strange begged for him to spare stark… Which was his own downfall or maybe he was then it was just chance tony didn’t get blipped and if he did the time module would have taken an extra 5 to 10 years to achieve that is if it was poss without tony

[@Venemofthe888]

Imagine if thanos dusted himself in the snap I feel like he couldn't complain with it either lol

[@drizzmatec]

​@@Venemofthe888He did make himself an exception so nobody could pick up the gauntlet and undo what he had just done.

[@joshwhite1833]

I've worked it out, obviously thanos needed to get all the stones for there to be a movie, but without the time stone, which he couldn't have gotten without Dr.Strange. he wouldn't have been able to get the mind stone after it was destroyed, also sacrificing nebula and possibly herself, without Gamora he never would have gotten the soul stone. so that's 3 stones that he never would have gotten.

[@Gnossiene369]

The last ones are so strange and unsettling.

[@ReactTV1]

I updated the video based on feedback 🙂

[@uploadanything4631]

Don’t know who the girl is at 9:21 but she clearly doesn’t have a clue what’s happening and is just watching it for content

[@ballybunion9]

Did this first guy not understand the basic premise of the entire movie?

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

Addie ❤

[@earendilthemariner5546]

Now you have to do the other side. "Cap.. on your left"

[@Mushruums]

Spider-Man hits the hardest. I’ve seen this movie so many times and it still hurts to see him dust

[@USArmyCounterIntel]

The good ol’ time to make room on the shelf for new toys move.

[@adammaynard5683]

This comment just gave me an image of an empty toy box on the store shelf that says: “Spider-man after the snap”.

[@marcrichardson517]

Not the head…he shoulda went 4 the HAND…🤷🏾‍♂️

[@ChadDarnell24]

Did NONE of these people watch the movie in a theater... like everyone else in humanity?

[@williambryan3346]

It’s even sadder when you realize that fifty percent of the world population got dusted. This means that men, women, and children were dusted.

[@JasonX0659]

As someone that was raised on Marvel comic books, I knew Thanos was going to win and I was laughing in the theater as everyone freaked out when people started disappearing!

[@Williameagleblanket]

None of these people were probably even born when comic book Infinity Gauntlet was released.

[@abumansaray7]

And?

[@Biorythym]

Wouldn't have of all the plant life in that forest get dusted as well?

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

sentient beings only apparently. so not the plants