*SO MUCH CRYING* Avengers: Endgame (2019) Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING! (Part 2/2)

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👏 Thank you all for watching: ENDGAME is INSANE! Avengers: Endgame (2019) Movie Reaction! FIRST TIME WATCHING PART 1/2
Synopsis: After Thanos, an intergalactic warlord, disintegrates half of the universe, the Avengers must reunite and assemble again to reinvigorate their trounced allies and restore balance.
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[@SebScreen]

Still my favourite video I have ever made, can't watch myself cry tho anymore lol 🎦 Patreon: www.patreon.com/SebScreen Let me know what your favourite moment of this movie was in the comments! LOVE YOU ALL 3000!

[@Zyrox_.]

Yassssss

[@JH-td4uu]

We’re finally here - time to start PHASE 4!!! WandaVision, Falcon & The Winter Soldier, Loki, Black Widow, Shang-Chi, The Eternals, & Hawkeye, oh and Spider-Man!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗

[@seantheman1886]

Cap wielding Mjolnir was by far my favourite moment. That & "AVENGERS..... "Assemble".

[@PhilBagels]

"On your left."

[@zombieda6855]

Check out "SARDAR UDHAM" It is the most underrated masterpiece of this year... This is definitely a must watch...

[@johnsmooth1229]

Seb: "I've cried myself out *old cap shows up* Seb: "I can do this all day"

[@dhruvbharija172]

😂

[@dubletar7351]

😂🤣😂❤️

[@BeeWhistler]

Yeah, he wasn't expecting it to be Cap next time. Poor baby!

[@Voldafart]

That was genuinely funny. Good on you.

[@brightgal2010]

Lo lolL

[@larissacarroll6505]

I think the reason why Natasha’s death was so awful was because of the struggle that preceded it. You have two people who loved each other fighting not for their own life, but each other’s. It was heartbreakingly tragic.

[@sylviabuenavista-careservi7993]

This comment made me cry even more 🥺

[@TobiNano]

It was more sad for me bc I expect iron man and cap to go but nat's death came out of nowhere, esp since she had a movie coming out after this.

[@lol-ot4pn]

The context of that is sad but personally i feel like i needed more scenes to build a better foundation of their friendship.

[@larniieplayz6285]

@@lol-ot4pn ?

[@hiagolago]

@@McApplePie and her sister.

[@grubby124]

I think you didn't cry for Tony because his arc was sooo...complete. It all started with him in Iron Man, so it HAD to end with him. An epic reaction. Thank you for this.

[@rivervixens06]

But it was so funny how he didn’t cry for Tony but he cried for cap and peggy 😂

[@danko8983]

when i first watched end game at the cinema on 2019, i cried a lot when nat died but when tony died, even tho he's my favorite ever hero, i didn't cry that much, it felt like it was complete, giving him an heroic end

[@GroovaPalooza]

From beeing the most selfish to beeing the most selfless

[@mgilmartin5852]

Yeah same here

[@lunarialoonatic]

Honestly for Tony I cried bc of the other characters

[@juliestasha2919]

Please don't apologize for being a wonderfully sensitive young man, that's why we like you ☺️

[@pamsoda3676]

Yes-emotionally intelligent and sensitive reactors r the best kind!

[@sunsetter3796]

@Roosa Seppälä You don't even understand the amount of toxicity you can get from a female after she sees you crying or heard that you've cried.. Actually one of the things that I regret the most is that I cried in front of a woman. Most toxically masculine men don't cry, but not all men who don't cry are toxically masculine. I don't even understand what "toxically masculine" means.. What do I call it when a female is toxic? Even you are being toxic with this stuff you wrote, whether you realize it or not. There's a good reason why men don't show their feelings. "he isn't afraid to compliment the male actors either like most men w fragile masculinity are" Compliment their looks or acting or what..?

[@Abegamoth]

@@sunsetter3796 I have never once in my life been judged by any woman who saw me cry. Your experience is not universal. Maybe we have a different culture but I made sure to chose the right friends. Don't hang around people who will judge you for displaying emotions.

[@sunsetter3796]

@Roosa Seppälä Totally missed the point. I wasn't crying because a woman was mean to me and I never blamed women for anything in my comment. Missään vaiheessa syyttänyt "yhtä naista" tai naisia ylipäätänsä yhtään mistään enkä mä edes sanonut että joku nainen olis "ollu ilkee mua kohtaan". :D Mun pääpointti oli vaan et mä nään vaan samaa myrkyllisyyttä kummassakin sukupuolessa. Ymmärrän valitettavasti vasta nyt ku näin sun vastauksen et sun kaa on mahdotonta kommunikoida ja ei olis pitänyt alottaa ollenkaan. Mul ei oo ollut mitää ongelmaa näyttää mun tunteita ikinä. Oikees maailmas se ei vaan oo kauheen fiksua. Ihmiset ei yleisesti ottaen oo kauheen ymmärtäväisiä minkään suhteen. Olkoot sitte mies tai nainen. Hyvää illanjatkoa!

[@sunsetter3796]

@@Abegamoth Yeah. People definitely are more understanding in some cultures.

[@Xrahke]

The way Stark clings to life after the snap until pepper gives him permission to rest kills me everytime

[@Spazzboy911]

kills him every time, too

[@MadeByIsmael]

@@Spazzboy911 I hate you for that 😂

[@sharp9150]

@@Spazzboy911 lmao

[@G17x]

@@Spazzboy911 😭😭💀💀OH FOR FUCKS SAKE

[@ccamilacedeno]

@@Spazzboy911 foul

[@ln9256]

Personally I feel the moment after his snap is Robert Downey Jr's best acting moment, ever. The lost shock on his face is Haunting. Like he can't even see anymore. He can't feel anything but pain and fear and uncertainty. He has No idea what's happening around him. Not until he hears Pepper. When she tells him he can rest and he finally understands. Such an amazing actor.

[@Stardust_7273]

That "you can rest now" line gets me every time. Gwenyth Paltrow gives an amazing performance as well, as a wife just trying to be strong for her dying husband... that is very hard to do irl (I saw my mom do it and I still don't know how she was so strong when my dad was dying), but to act that strength must be even harder...

[@Danielvogelbachstan]

Kirk Lazarus has left the chat

[@jazz624]

I got Chills reading this. wow!.

[@islandboy4445]

My favorite thing is that the last words he says are "I am Iron Man", but if you watch his lips, the last words he mouths are "Hey Pep" 😭😭😭

[@eianblosch3341]

His last thought ever was "I'm sorry". Hes saying sorry to pepper and to Morgan stark and his life he's leaving behind. He knew he had to do it. It was finally time to defeat his demons that's been haunting him since 2012. He got to settle down and forget about Thanos for a while until finally 5 years later the day came. Just a simple visit from Steve, Natasha and Scott Lang and then the same night he figures out time travel and puts Morgan to bed. He realizes that he possibly won't come back from joining the avengers and doing this time travel shenanigans. He got to internally repair his relationship with his dad. They got the stones and then when strange came back and held up the number one tony knew. He knew he must do it. If strange told him when Tony asks if this is it then Tony wouldve hesitated and would've thought too hard about what it is exactly he's about to do. It was a spur in a moment decision and he realized he had to do it. If he didn't Thanos would've destroyed the whole universe and that includes Morgan and pepper. Because of him they get to live on. He finally put his demons to rest and we love him 3000 for that

[@justinperry13]

Jesus dude…. This reaction man… I mean, talk about “hitting different”, this was easily the best and most accurate MCU reaction I’ve ever seen. Of all time. Thank you man

[@xeox4280]

This reaction is clearly fake

[@justinperry13]

@@xeox4280 I honestly can’t tell if you are being serious or sarcastic. I’m going to assume you actually watched the Reaction, so I’ll go with sarcastic.

[@xeox4280]

@@justinperry13 nope. Crying like that is fake

[@justinperry13]

@@xeox4280 May I ask your age?

[@xeox4280]

@@justinperry13 may i ask your age? You are naive

[@arvenblack5656]

Fun Fact: After the movie aired to cinemas, Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man) got thousands of comments on social medias saying "I love you 3000" as a thank you for his role of Iron Man that he nailed down just perfectly.

[@ignightroad]

Can I just say i LOVE how unashamed you are to cry on camera and let us know when a movie got to you? Most of us got to experience this in the theater, so seeing your reactions for the first time kinda feels like watching these again with a crowd of people.

[@sathvamp1]

I also SO totally respect and admire reactors that are able to post content like this! Seb's "Endgame" reaction here is my ABSOLUTE FAVORITE out of ALL videos of all 12 reactors I follow!! I personally would make a terrible reactor myself, as you might guess if you read my story below (at least right now... I do have a history of mimicking my role models... hehe): I have grown to REALLY like tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). But here is the part relevant to my point of "I would make a terrible reactor": During that scene that "hit me like a truck", I was watching with my two roommates, and I was NOT at all willing to let them see me cry! I did prevent tears, BUT it took SO much effort to hold that level of "ambush of emotion" in, that it actually felt like it hurt my brain! Later, even though I'd started actively seeking out tearjerkers for myself... AND getting a stronger and stronger urge to tell my "discovery story" to a close friend (who was ONE of those SAME roommates!)... ...it took me FIVE YEARS to get the courage to even THINK about telling her! And even when I'd decided to, just THINKING about admitting that a movie scene had almost made me cry, triggered intense "butterflies in stomach" feelings! It took me an HOUR... to just START to get the story out to her (!) But wow, let me tell you, it was SO rewarding to get that out to someone! For probably 24 hours afterwards my nervous system felt like it'd emerged from a really good massage... just an oxytocin ocean lol. Before that, I actually can't recall me talking to anyone about my own crying in my entire life. During my story to her, I even had trouble saying the word "cry" and would use other terms, lol! For a while I even had trouble TYPING it (i.e. for KZbin comments) but I've gotten over that to some degree :P

[@thandoxginindza]

Jesus loves you ❤❤

[@zanifreespirit]

It makes perfect sense to cry more at widows death. Tony’s is offset by the elation of the win that occurred at the same time.

[@jackchloe2000]

It was all the stuff after Tony’s death that was sad. His recording to Morgan, proof Tony has a heart, cheeseburgers etc

[@VelvetMVV]

@@jackchloe2000 Cheeseburgers broke me

[@Jadorelainie]

Also my girl Nat died over some paperweights! I'm mad!

[@doublemoon7720]

@@Jadorelainie it was needed for their plain to work tho i think it would be better if clint died. i ser your point but the infinity stones are considered paperweight only on tva so,,

[@thehobbyist7275]

I cried for Tony's death more, honestly. Nothing against Nat, but I realized with Tony how much he had changed since Iron Man until this point and fell in love with his arc. He buried the hatchet with his father and with Cap before turning selfless. He started the MCU, so it was poetic that he would conclude the Infinity Saga. Besides, I feel that Black Widow (the movie) didn't give us enough insight into Budapest or the actual transformation into Black Widow becoming a Red Room spy/killer. See her fight with the guilt and trauma, the foundation of her relationship with Clint, or find a way to escape towards S.H.I.E.L.D. and create the origin to where her conclusion in Endgame is sadder because of the contrast of where she was. I absolutely loved the opening to this movie and how dark it was(I honestly thought the whole movie was gonna be darker than Bucky's origin as the Winter Soldier), but I think there was a missed opportunity with the story and with Taskmaster that I won't spoil. Not because of the twist, but the way that Taskmaster could've played a more intricate role with the story would've made a more interesting villain altogether. For example, the send-off for Vision in WandaVision gives us context towards the beginning of Wanda and Vision's relationship that we didn't get after or during Age of Ultron. Because we're given context to how important Vision is to Wanda and just how deep and heavy their relationship is, Vision's death in Infinity War hurts more

[@JeffKelly03]

This movie has my absolute favorite single shot of any superhero movie ever: all hope seems lost, Thanos and his army assembling on one side of the battlefield, and Cap standing opposite them, alone with his broken shield, still somehow ready to face them all on his own. Nothing has ever summed up a superhero on film better than that one single shot, in my opinion. That's just who Steve Rogers is.

[@bloodyneptune]

Based on the trailers, I thought that was going to happen in IW. The shot of him holding Thanos off, I thought, would be followed by Steve getting beat back, getting back up, running at Thanos, then everyone running out behind him. Just Steve, sticking to what he believes in no matter what, that same kid fighting the way stronger bully in the ally. And all these hero's not following Captain America into the jaws of death, but that little guy from Brooklyn. So when it happened in Endgame, and I realized it was _all_ the hero's, literally everyone from the Asgardians to the Ravagers, following him, I swear to god I almost had an emotional-overload-stroke

[@JeffKelly03]

@@bloodyneptune Speaking of that little kid from Brooklyn... I always found it very telling that in Infinity War when he meets Groot, he doesn't say "I am Captain America." He says "I am Steve Rogers." That's who he is. Captain America was a moniker he was given, but it's not who he really is. He's always that kid from Brooklyn who stands up for what's right, no matter what you want to call him for a superhero name.

[@bloodyneptune]

....now I'm crying because of a comment. You'd think after this long I'd be normal about this stuff, but I'm still a mess over comic stuff

[@swanpride]

Seconded. I have my issues with Endgame (specifically with the ending for Cap and Natasha), but I love this moment. And what follows after it....

[@Galaxia7]

Omg yes it's such a beautiful shot, I want to buy a big painting of that shot!

[@kirius1998]

Watching you start to cry like that while Natasha and Clint just start talking about what's going to happen is one of the most sympathic things ever.

[@thandoxginindza]

Jesus loves you ❤❤

[@lorienlover]

Your crying made me cry, and I’m quite sure you allowed a lot of other people the ability to feel safe enough to cry…because you felt safe yourself. You’ve built your channel into something special. Great job!

[@xeox4280]

He fakes his reaction

[@emilykay2286]

@@xeox4280 that would be the best fake crying i’ve ever seen and I wouldn’t even care. Bug off 🙄

[@fairsaa7975]

@@emilykay2286 Legit right!? If he was faking, he deserves a fucking Oscar!

[@stanlee2990]

Im FREAKING SURE , that you're joking

[@fatoumatacisse3796]

@@stanlee2990 why would they be joking

[@Drakoni23]

There is nothing "wrong" with you for caring about these stories and characters. No matter the gender. It's so cool to see someone go through this whole journey from "I am Ironman" to "I am Ironman" Crying is actually super healthy :)

[@sathvamp1]

"Crying is actually super healthy" - YES tell me about it! I have an interesting little story with research to back it up (i.e. the oxytocin that can get released with crying has been mentioned by SCIENTIFIC PAPERS to improve immunity! :D I have grown to REALLY like tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). It wasn't until I started actually seeking out tearjerkers on purpose until I realized how difficult it was to find one that actually made me cry. It wasn't until a few YEARS after "Inside Out" when I was rewarded by "Interstellar". But to make things even more frustrating, I soon learned that it was literally impossible for me to cry at a RE-watch of ANYthing. A couple years after "Interstellar", a watch of "The Land Before Time" triggered THE most intense cry of my LIFE.... and yes it reminded me of SEB'S "Endgame" reaction here. In fact, I sometimes re-visit this reaction partially to remind myself how my own "The Land Before Time" experience felt. But again, it's NOT to torture myself... it's for those feel-good brain chemicals endorphins and oxytocin ;) Just a few days ago (but a long 7 months after the "Land Before Time") I found another gem that triggered an equally intense experience (and I dare say perhaps even more so)... "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." My response to THAT one seemed to be unique to ME though... none of the other 5+ reactors who've done that one had nearly the same reaction as me... although it may have had something to do with the fact my MOST intense reactions happened AFTER the movie was over, when the wheels in my head had some quiet time to start turning :P

[@Wolf-1211]

29:50 I love how it’s all emotional and sweet, and Seb just says “and to smash” without changing his tone, had me laughing

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

I love that Bucky knew what Steve was going to do when he went back. You can see it in his face & hear it by what he says to Steve before he goes.

[@Helldog6]

The "I'm gonna miss you" is a dead giveaway a lot of people miss and I love it. It somehow manages to still catch most people off guard and I love it.

[@alexmartin9858]

Seb, never feel the need to apologize for your tears. Hell, I’ve got a whole article called Pixar Movies, Tears, and the Special Thing About Reaction Videos pointing out we as people that watch reactions wanna see your tears because we cried when watching this as well.

[@Neminal0824]

30:59 "tf is wrong wit me? 😢" Nothing man...... nothing at all. That's just the beauty of Marvel. The beauty of the MCU. And the brilliance of the conclusion to it all. Amazing reaction dude, I was the exact way in the theater watching it day 1. I feel your pain all too well 😭😭

[@humbleblatherskite837]

I thought that I had finally emotionally recovered from this movie, but watching Seb cry just got me sobbing all over again.

[@marykatezehr1074]

Seb, you were me 100% in the theaters, this was a movie where I COULDN'T STOP CRYING!!!!

[@onlymostlytrash1573]

You'll probably never see this as I'm so late to the party, but I can relate so much to a movie getting you crying a little and all these emotions you never fully sorted through just come crashing hard. Long story short I almost lost my wife to cancer, after she recovered we ended up watching the notebook, and at the end of that movie I was a blubbering mess for a long time. Honestly I wish I had the self confidence to be willing to put my emotions out there so publicly. Mad respect.

[@maggieb257]

This was the most entertaining reaction ever! Also nothing wrong with a bit of crying, it was great seeing such raw emotions,bless you :)

[@xeox4280]

Its fake

[@koberhine4177]

@@xeox4280how the fuck do you know? Just cause he’s crying on here a lot makes you think it’s fake gimme a reason to believe you than I’ll shut up

[@GreatTheCatLover]

@@xeox4280 this isnt an apology video its a reaction video. Id argue the chances of it being fake would be higher if he didnt cry

[@amun-ra2509]

A bit? lol

[@VOC_D.A.N]

@@xeox4280 the only thing fake is ur life

[@nathancoughran4374]

I don't know you, I've only seen your infinity war and endgame videos, and I may not watch any more, but I just want to say thank you. We live in an age where it's very easy to hide our emotions, and making the choice to be vulnerable in front of others and let yourself be exposed is incredibly scary. Thank you for allowing yourself to be so emotional, and for being brave enough to post it online like this. The world needs more people who are so open with their emotions, so please don't apologise for it.

[@oogallaboogalla]

@Miles Doyle wtf u type like wtf man

[@md.abushahin3174]

@Maximality so you use dumb stuff like that

[@Futures_End]

@Miles Doyle The quicker you realise people aren't going to a) read that b) be converted via KZbin comment the better, for everyone's sake.

[@spinalicemightbeacat4589]

@Miles Doyle you probably shouldnt bring this up in a normal conversation

[@sathvamp1]

Showing such strong emotion definitely IS incredibly scary, I can say from firsthand experience and mine wasn't even at the level of Seb's, but here is my story: I have grown to REALLY LIKE tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). But here is why I would make a terrible reactor: During that scene that "hit me like a truck", I was watching with my two roommates, and I was NOT at all willing to let them see me cry! I did prevent tears, BUT it took SO much effort to hold that level of "ambush of emotion" in though, that it actually felt like it hurt my brain! Later, even though I'd started actively seeking out tearjerkers for myself... AND getting a stronger and stronger urge to tell my "discovery story" to a close friend (who was ONE of those SAME roommates!)... ...it took me FIVE YEARS to get the courage to even THINK about telling her! And even when I'd decided to, just THINKING about admitting that a movie scene had almost made me cry, triggered some intense "butterflies in stomach" feeling! It took me an HOUR... to just START to get the story out, to her (!) But wow, let me tell you, it was SO rewarding to get that out to someone! For about 24 hours my brain felt like I'd just gotten out of the best massage of my life and I was swimming in oxytocin lol. Before that, I actually can't recall me talking to anyone about my own crying in my entire life. During my story to her, I even had trouble saying the word "cry" and would use other terms, lol! For a while I even had trouble TYPING it (i.e. for KZbin comments) but I've gotten over that to some degree :P

[@juliaweasley]

I remember grieving so hard for Tony. Like I cried in the theater, I cried on the way home, before bed...woke up in the morning and cried again. LOL It didn't help that we essentially lost Steve, too....I remember thinking, wow we lost Tony but at least we still have Steve. And then I was sick over Steve who has always been my favorite.

[@ArianneMcD]

I was crying for like a week. I literally lost my dad (Tony) in endgame💀

[@naeliddle3976]

BEST REACTION EVER 🏆 I cried the same over Nat. I’m glad someone else appreciated her in the series.

[@patriciaalvareztostado8170]

I cry for Nat every time, i glad that someone cry for her, I saw a lot of people cry for Tony but nit for Natasha...

[@litafanforlife]

Her death hit me the hardest. I still cry when I see the scene.

[@matchaqueen6541]

And THIS is why you're so easily one of the best reactors on KZbin! We love how genuine you are, Seb!

[@xeox4280]

Hes faking his reactions

[@surfersilver6610]

​@@xeox4280 Yeah he has bots under his desk cutting onions on cue.....🙄🙄 Hater.

[@j4y353]

@@xeox4280 100%

[@joephillips0361]

@@surfersilver6610 no he’s watched all the movies before and acts surprised but either way it’s still entertaining

[@B-a-t-m-a-n]

@@xeox4280 Right? "Oh my god, this is so sad!" while at the same time yukking it up like a dope. There are some reactors I would love to watch a full movie with, but this dude ain't one of them. And then all the jokes about "coming" were really inappropriate. And it wasn't just one.

[@aprisk81]

Cap was always worthy. As has been pointed out many times, back in Age of Ultron he moved the hammer a smidge...but he knew what that would do to Thor if he lifted it, so he chose not to. And then after all Thor went through, and realized "I'm still worthy" and was HAPPY when he saw Cap call Mjolnir, saying "I knew it!" just shows even more of Thors redemption arc. Brilliant storytelling!

[@ZackHamlin1]

He knew it would hurt Thor’s ego & didn’t wanna do that

[@aprisk81]

@@ZackHamlin1 Cap was a true leader.

[@nope_nope_nono]

Actually there is an stalemate with the directors and the writer. Russo Brothers say that he was always worthy but didn't want to hurt Thor's ego, but the writer say that he wasn't completely worthy until the events of Civil War, with the fact that he knew Bucky had killed Tony's parents and never told him. I personally like the writer's version more. It gives more depth to the character

[@aprisk81]

@@nope_nope_nono Ooo I did not know that. I kinda like that too.

[@SarahLandry577]

@@nope_nope_nono hmmm. Interesting to hear from the writers but if that was the case then he shouldn't have lifted it at all. It feels like an all or nothing thing. Either way, how it came together was amazing so whatever lol

[@robertfalk3767]

Bucky knew exactly what Steve was going to do. Hence the, "I'm gonna miss you" and "You're taking all the stupid with you" bits. Now you seriously need to watch Wandavision and Loki. Think you'll have an awesome time with them

[@marktroup2978]

@Miles Doyle TLDR, too long didn’t repent

[@skylarstorm8382]

@Miles Doyle this isnt church. shut up

[@ad4lat]

@Miles Doyle no one asked

[@aprisk81]

Bucky was finally starting to heal, and where he needed to be. It just so happens that at that time Steve had reached the end of the road. The "I'm gonna miss you buddy" kills me. If you think about it this was 2024? And it was the one of few times since the 1940s where Buck and Steve got to just relax and be friends. So powerful!

[@robertfalk3767]

@@aprisk81 Right? So powerful, yet very underrated.

[@marshallguy301]

"Sorry, I don't know what's come over me". THE MOST BRITISH HE'S EVER SOUNDED.

[@JoyoSnooze]

I honestly didn't expect it, but I'm sat here ugly crying right along with you. Big time. I don't know how many times I've watched this saga, but I wanted to thank you for sharing your honest reaction to this story. Thank you for letting me relive it with you almost like it was the first time again. The world needs more like you.

[@JoeMama410]

I think you may have cried less for Tony because his story felt complete. He still died before his time and his family still needs him, but he accomplished everything he needed to do. Nat’s death was more built up and felt ‘unnecessary’ and more tragic.

[@larniieplayz6285]

Unnecessary?

[@JoeMama410]

@@larniieplayz6285 It was absolutely necessary to get the soul stone and thus was integral to the plan. Perhaps I should have said "needless" because it was an arbitrary condition required for the soul stone that robbed the team of her and everything she added to the team. I guess I'm trying to say that I was okay with Tony's death while I really didn't want Nat to die.

[@hiagolago]

@@JoeMama410 Clint should've taken her place and I wouldn't even miss him

[@JoeMama410]

@@hiagolago I wouldn't say that, but I can completely understand the sentiment.

[@aanyamallick7747]

@@JoeMama410 right? Plus I didn't enjoy Black Widow like how I thought I would because Marvel was pushing Yelena on us. I found myself wanting to see Yelena more Than Natasha, and it's her movie and story. They took so long with the movie and I am so upset, I wanted to see her being recruited, training in the Red Room, going to assassinate people (you know, actually show what made her broken) and getting recruited by shield(then the movie ends). Instead of pushing a trilogy in one movie. Plus the whole widows being mine controlled just doesn't make sense to me. They all were recruited from childhood and possibly were living in bad conditions, so for them to be mind controlled instead of being fully loyal to the Red Room because they've been stripped from the one thing that could have made them leave is so dumb to me.

[@Rabidpygmy]

I think most people were more ruined by Natasha dying because it cur her life short. She didn’t have a chance to settle down, find love, be at peace. Toni on the other hand had a satisfying ending. He chose to do it because he wanted to save everyone, he’d known since that vision Wanda gave him that it all rested on him in the end. He had a full character arch, and the selfish playboy ended being a man who loved not just his family, but all his friends, & who had grown into being a good man. He’d had 5 yrs with Pepper & their daughter, he’d had a fulfilled life. You mourn that, but it doesn’t hurt the same way as when someone dies before they’ve achieved that, when there is still so much they obviously want from life. Cap likewise had that fulfilled life, he got to spend 50+ yrs with Peggy, and that was after he’d saved the world a few times, grew into being worthy by going by his own moral compass rather than following orders, & was satisfied with his life. He for to have the only desire he truly had for himself- to be with Peggy.

[@alexism3142]

Seems like it was yesterday you started reacting to the MCU movies. How time flies! It was awesome to get to rewatch these amazing movies with you Seb. I'm so excited for this one! 😍😍

[@gokayorki5154]

I dont know why people always forget that far from home is the end of phase 4 not endgame

[@alexism3142]

@@gokayorki5154 I haven’t! It’s just that endgame is like this big finale you know

[@gokayorki5154]

@@alexism3142 oh okay i get you sorry

[@alexism3142]

@@gokayorki5154 it’s ok don’t worry 😊

[@cesarjavierfeliciocortez4361]

Ajá

[@torchwoodboy5564]

“You Took Everything From Me!” 100% my fav moment. But Seb never apologise for crying, it’s good for the brain ☺️

[@justsomeguywhoisupset4215]

He love me no he despised you you were embarrassement to him

[@dyldog]

@@justsomeguywhoisupset4215 beautifully said 🥲

[@samanthanickson6478]

@Torchwood Boy 🙌🏽 i see you, friend.

[@adrianornelas9037]

I started my own MCU journey a few months ago and after every movie I watched, I came straight to your videos and as soon as I finished Endgame, I came here immediately. I cried with you the whole way. This series is impeccable. It's the modern day Odyssey. The Avengers show us who we are as humans, as heroes. Appreciate your reactions and look forward to following you through the years. Cheers mate

[@joelmcruz]

Things I've noticed lately: 1. Seb is one of the most passionate and geekirst reviewers I've ever seen 2. Seb's thirst for Chris Evans is getting more and more explicit with every movie. Please don't stop. Don't stop. 3. I'm tragically developing a thirst for Seb. THE TINGLES!!

[@moviegoer727]

This movie. In IMAX. Portals scene. 🤯 What an experience. As a fan of comics, that scene felt like it was ripped right out of one of the many crossover comics. Just wow 🤩

[@judeless77]

@@refavaria3680 you’ve been reported

[@samanthanickson6478]

@@judeless77 i know i did. 🙌🏽

[@Vortex_Gam1ng66]

HUGE respect for you man! Found your channel during the night cuz i been enjoying movie reactions lately, you have great content & i wont lie it took alot of heart to show your emotions like that on camera! To everyone, HUGE respect for you! ❤

[@vimalraj3030]

"They're all coming.. and so am I." Damn you Seb🤣🤣🤣 Jokes aside, who else just wanted to give him a hug after Vormir🥺🥺

[@thehungriestcannibal]

in the span of less than a week, you've become one of my favorite reaction channels and youtubers in general. nobody's doing it like you seb

[@SebScreen]

Means alot man appreciate it

[@hamishmccolm6870]

Knowing your obsession with Cap, I went into this knowing you would be a wreck at the ending. Your tears just made me want to give you a big hug. Its nice seeing a different side to you in your videos.

[@davekisman2763]

Yeah, he really obsessed with Chris Evans. I feel like he's imagining what will happen if Chris was old, and...

[@christaylor7916]

​@@davekisman2763 lol

[@Andjelka99]

You are easily my favourite MCU reactor. You noticed and rememberd things, when you talked it wasn't distracting, and most importantly you connected to this world and characters. You were joy to watch

[@voiceinthenoise3357]

It's been a pleasure rediscovering this Infinity Saga journey with you Seb, and a privilege to witness you being vulnerable, which is a strength born of the courage to trust, and nothing to be sorry for. Sometimes tears fall as easily as a knocked cup of overfilled tea, and it's just proof of a beating heart/tea addiction. Maybe you didn't cry as much for Tony because it was less a tragic sacrifice like Widow, or a bittersweet goodbye to Cap, and more of a hero's journey fulfilled. Maybe you cried also because you think that Endgame might be the end of many subscriber's interest in your channel, and maybe some of us will fall away, but that doesn't mean we don't think a great deal of you as a person, in a "glimpse at another human soul through the internet" kinda way. We like to see our own emotional responses reflected in another, and as someone who hosts a reaction channel, you did that rather endearingly.

[@kristycantu]

100%

[@CrunchyBananaFeet]

Tbh, I envy your sensitivity. I never cry about anything. I think they are sad, but I don’t FEEL it. Never apologize for the way that you are, we all love you for it ❤️

[@sathvamp1]

If you want to try some potentially new feels... consider these (worked for me, and it's notoriously hard for me to find something that makes me cry): Interstellar, My Girl, The Land Before Time, Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind, AND... ...last but not least...the Korean version of "Miracle in Cell No. 7."

[@bastiancalderon2807]

I've watched A LOT of MCU reactions here on KZbin but i've never seen someone cry for when Cap sees Peggy at her office. I think that whats make you unique. Few people connect on that level with the characters and I appreciate it. So excited for the content that comes next! It's some of the best!!!

[@ikhwanmauaja1184]

Yeah. There's so much moment that can touch you. People rarely talked about this, but for me it's when Thor met his mother. That's just hit on the right spot

[@Adrianne519]

I can see why, it is heartbreaking. Seeing her again with so much love in his eyes and the fact that he can’t approach her, he can’t talk to her like Thor and Tony did to their past people is so sad, you see that pain in his eyes, all he could do is look at her and just longed to be with her. And the fact that she still had his picture on her desk after what over 20 years after he crashed the plane also shows how much she still misses him. I was so happy he went back to her in the end and had a happy life. If anyone deserved a happy ending it was Cap!

[@phluffie]

I remember when I rewatched this for the first time during the quarantine after I last saw this in theaters 3 years ago, and just full on had a massive breakdown after Tony died. Back then I wasn’t exactly a full blown fan of Marvel, I only saw about three or four movies including the first Avengers movie growing up (not to mention I loved every single one too). And around last year I figured, why not do a little marathon and watch every movie they have y’know? Since I basically had all the time in the world. And oh boy, I get it now. I genuinely understand. Tony basically felt like a father to me, which makes it even worse considering the fact that I just lost my dad last year. So losing two of the people that I considered as father figures (albeit one is just fictional) - it’s just heartbreaking. God, I’m gonna miss the OG 6. 😭💔

[@seantheman1886]

I'm sorry for ur loss

[@phluffie]

@@seantheman1886 Thanks man, I appreciate it. ❤️

[@sweetrain50]

I'm so very sorry for your loss. I lost my Dad three years ago, so emotional scenes with Dad's and kids frequently being me to tears since then.

[@phluffie]

@@sweetrain50 Thank you, and I'm so sorry for your loss as well. It's genuinely tough seeing those scenes, but sometimes I manage and yeah. I wish nothing but the best for you, hope you're having a wonderful day.

[@mytchela]

and I had the brilliant idea of ​​watching the Ironman trilogy right after Endgame...I think it was the first and only time I cried as if my soul had escaped into my body.

[@anthonyabisogun3389]

It’s refreshing to watch a real and unscripted reaction. Having watched a lot of Seb’s reaction videos, I have to say that this is the best I have seen so far. Love the “inane babble” we get when he can’t quite articulate the words. It’s pretty much the way we all feel. I can watch this all day. Well done, Seb and thanks for the experience.

[@anthonyabisogun3389]

I think I cried more at the reaction video than at the movie itself. Interesting….🤔

[@sathvamp1]

I've also watched a lot of Seb's videos (and those of 11 other reactors) and I can also say this is the best I've seen so far... out of ALL of them. I saw this reaction before I finally learned to watch the movies on my own FIRST before watching reactions to them (but in this case, I didn't have easy access to "Endgame" so I probably would have given in to watching THIS reaction first ANYWAY :P But yeah, his reaction really makes me regret not watching it on my own first, because... I have grown to REALLY like tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). It wasn't until I started actually seeking out tearjerkers on purpose until I realized how difficult it was to find one that actually made me cry. It wasn't until a few YEARS after "Inside Out" when I was rewarded by "Interstellar". But to make things even more frustrating, I soon learned that it was literally impossible for me to cry at a RE-watch of ANYthing. A couple years after "Interstellar", a watch of "The Land Before Time" triggered THE most intense cry of my LIFE.... and yes it reminded me of SEB'S "Endgame" reaction here. In fact, I sometimes re-visit this reaction partially to remind myself how my own "The Land Before Time" experience felt. But again, it's NOT to torture myself... it's for those feel-good brain chemicals endorphins and oxytocin ;) Just a few days ago (but a long 7 months after the "Land Before Time") I found another gem that triggered an equally intense experience (and I dare say perhaps even more so)... "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." My response to THAT one seemed to be unique to ME though... none of the other 5+ reactors who've done that one had nearly the same reaction as me... although it may have had something to do with the fact my MOST intense reactions happened AFTER the movie was over, when the wheels in my head had some quiet time to start turning :P

[@sathvamp1]

​@@anthonyabisogun3389 That is definitely interesting to me! Like I said in my other comment, it's been literally impossible for me to cry at a RE-watch of ANYthing, and that also usually goes for reaction videos showing mere clips of the same movie I'd just (usually) seen. BUT there was ONE exception (although it may have been because I DIDN'T cry at ALL upon my first watch): "It's a Wonderful Life." There was one scene where the REACTOR I was watching said something during an already-touching scene that just hit me as extra-touching, and made me realize things about the scene that I hadn't thought about before. So... yeah I can easily imagine something similar happening in Seb's reaction here, for you! In my other comment I also mentioned how the movie "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind" got me real good. And despite my apparent rule of thumb of "re-watches can't make me cry"... THAT movie showed some promise at first that it MIGHT break that rule, because I caught myself tearing up at just the reactions I watched in subsequent days! However... upon a full re-watch, nope- nothing, as usual. Especially since I really LIKE tearjerkers (for the associated feel-good brain endorphins) I keep hoping to find a "repeater tearjerker" for myself (like I see so many OTHER people talking about... I actually start to get envious when they talk about those, lol!

[@rosenbergredondo3715]

"No, Cap has a big one. I've seen it" We stan a cultured king HAHAHHAHA

[@JoseSuarez-lq7vz]

My jaw dropped LMFAOOO

[@johanluisrivas8016]

I need an explanationnnnnnnn xd

[@JonInCanada1]

@@johanluisrivas8016 Chris Evans accidentally posted his junk and instead of being embarrassed he posted a second post saying "Now that I have your Attention".

[@johanluisrivas8016]

@@JonInCanada1 Ahhhh, yeah, I remember that photo xd Thanks

[@galaxy_sebsass7684]

@@JonInCanada1 IM SORRY WHAT- O.O

[@Zeneria]

Nat's line in Endgame, "See you in a minute," and "It's okay," is just so painful because we and Cap really don't see her in a minute and how it's not okay ;-; I remember bawling my eyes out during her death scene in the cinema and I couldn't stop even until Rocket says "BOO!" when they were making the infinity gauntlet. And that all female warriors scene at the battle was just OP, I just hope we could have saw Nat there too ;-; Cap returning to spend his life with Peggy was so heartwarming and bittersweet too. It's such an amazing saga and movie and one I'll never forget!

[@lilscenechick1995]

I cried so hard for Nat and Gamora 😭 I know we have a new Gamora, but she’s a different person (sort of?). Nat deserved so much better. I wish she got her own trilogy in the franchise.

[@friedastangl2161]

Your reaction to Natasha & Clint on Vormir... literally me at the cinema. So heartbreaking.

[@gregsalvador801]

Tony: *literally dies* Seb:😕 Steve: *Gets Old* Seb: *Sobs uncontrollably* Lol but same great reaction Seb!

[@fiImedeterror]

honestly same

[@jithujoseph758]

🔥🔥🔥😭 miss you cap

[@fanzon7660]

same with me. I wanted to cry for Tony but couldn’t. Then with cap I was inconsolable

[@fairsaa7975]

Gotta say, love how much effort you put into these! It doesn't feel like you've slapped on an overlay and let it rip, the blurs, the cuts in the right places and THE ACTUAL REACTIONS! Fair play man, fair play.

[@snack_bar2474]

Many alcoholics were made after this film, so many people who couldn't take the sadness. Shows just how devoted marvel fans are. This was the best reaction, since I cried just as much.

[@sathvamp1]

I've watched a lot of Seb's videos (and those of 11 other reactors) and I can also say this is the best I've seen so far... out of ALL of them. I saw this reaction before I finally learned to watch the movies on my own FIRST before watching reactions to them (but in this case, I didn't have easy access to "Endgame" so I probably would have given in to watching THIS reaction first ANYWAY :P But yeah, his reaction really makes me regret not watching it on my own first, because... I have grown to REALLY like tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). It wasn't until I started actually seeking out tearjerkers on purpose until I realized how difficult it was to find one that actually made me cry. It wasn't until a few YEARS after "Inside Out" when I was rewarded by "Interstellar". But to make things even more frustrating, I soon learned that it was literally impossible for me to cry at a RE-watch of ANYthing. A couple years after "Interstellar", a watch of "The Land Before Time" triggered THE most intense cry of my LIFE.... and yes it reminded me of SEB'S "Endgame" reaction here. In fact, I sometimes re-visit this reaction partially to remind myself how my own "The Land Before Time" experience felt. But again, it's NOT to torture myself... it's for those feel-good brain chemicals endorphins and oxytocin ;) Just a few days ago (but a long 7 months after the "Land Before Time") I found another gem that triggered an equally intense experience (and I dare say perhaps even more so)... "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." My response to THAT one seemed to be unique to ME though... none of the other 5+ reactors who've done that one had nearly the same reaction as me... although it may have had something to do with the fact my MOST intense reactions happened AFTER the movie was over, when the wheels in my head had some quiet time to start turning :P

[@bookwormd8627]

@@sathvamp1ok we get you like tear jerkers. Don’t have to copy paste that to other comments😂

[@sathvamp1]

@@bookwormd8627 Sorry about that- I just know that I get emailed when someone replies to me so I figured the same thing happens lol. But you do have a point- am sorry for clogging the comments so much 🙃

[@dm_dude]

The scene where Clint and Nat are standing on the cliff on Vormir is so powerful. The characters, the actors express so much emotions. It is a very emotional scene to me.

[@winshalifoe]

it was the most emotional scene for me. As a girl, natasha was the only woman in the og avengers so i really looked up to her so when she died, it hit me the most. im still not over it tbh especially now because of the hawkeye series they keep mentioning her 🥲💔

[@mahnameisj]

I feel like it’s very rewarding for a fan to stick around for the usual post credit scene and be treated to the sound of Tony hammering away at his first suit in the cave. Perfect end for Tony Stark

[@glarntt]

Your emotions reminded me of seeing it in the theatre for the first time. Great reactions and thanks for letting us in on your journey. Remember, not all tears are an evil.

[@hannah6822]

I can’t wait for this. This movie is a freaking Masterpiece it’s not just a movie for me, that’s my whole life since 2008. This phase of marvel really broke our hearts💔

[@petergoss821]

Totally agree Eitch. When watching this movie over and over, when they get ready to time jump as a team and that music clicks in, they’re literally going back to fix the last 12 years of our movie lives. Just so cool.

[@ashleyrojas3695]

Yes I grew up with this movies

[@surfersilver6610]

Nat's sacrifice will ALWAYS be the most heart breaking moment of all of the characters for me. I did not see that coming when I saw it in the theaters....😭😭😭😭😭😭 That acting was phenomonal and should have got some awards but they look down upon CBM's unless it's got Nolan or some other artsy fartsy actor/directors in it.

[@celestia486]

I couldn’t stop crying in theaters after that scene was trying so hard not to weap and whine n then it got worse at the end ofc I felt so embarrassed and feel so relieved I wasn’t alone they gave us to much story time to kill them off like that 😭

[@simonlatimer8449]

The film made me cry. You made me cry. Thank you for this. To share not only your passion of films but your emotions is something special kiddo. Brilliant 👏. Safe n stay strong. Amazing guy Seb.

[@christopherheglundberg1230]

I love how we all cry at different moments in this film! It just shows how it means something different for all of us... I cried so hard I couldn't see when Tony died, but just smiled and thought it made perfect sense when Cap returned as an old man :) And I think that is kinda beautiful! Great reaction once again, Seb :) Thanks.

[@xeox4280]

Its a fake reaction

[@LancerJak]

This was the beauty of the MCU. It’s normal to be this emotional cuz this movie was 10 years in the making. The original cast are part of our family and seeing them suffer, we feel the pain.

[@lancourt]

Seeing this at midnight on opening night might have been my best theatre experience forever. Packed theatre literally cheering and sobbing. I love how movie goes all the way back to the argument in The Avengers, Where Cap says Tony couldn't make the sacrifice play, and Tony said everything good about Cap came from a bottle. A decade later and Tony lays down his life and Cap is Worthy.

[@yuzurubrijer4556]

It takes a strong man to show his true emotions

[@79mib]

Don’t apologize for crying. That’s your Hufflepuff heart shining out

[@insanjty]

what hurts the most for me is tony leaving his daughter behind, even seeing ant-man miss out on those 5 years of his daughters life made me ugly cry.

[@katiekolenko97]

🖤 Seb, Seb, Seb, please stop apologizing for crying, or for not being able to stop crying, or for not being able to cry. Truly. You deserve more grace from yourself, and everyone watching should recognize the strength in vulnerability and how much strength there is in sharing that vulnerability. And no tears doesn't mean you're not being vulnerable either - our bodies/mind work in weird ways! Anyway, I was sobbing and smiling right along, as usual, and continue to be amazed at the details you remember. This was so special to relive with you, and to once again see the power in story, and the bonds we can make with fictional characters. Cheers man.

[@folcotook3049]

"I'm all cried out." Hey, Old Cap, that's your cue...

[@RM-uv4vi]

What a review! Your crying wasn't ugly. It was a raw honest emotional reaction. You made me cry to be honest. Widow's death was more emotional than Ironman's, who kind of knew his fate and was more prepared to sacrifice himself.

[@danielasozapuebla3783]

It’s so heartbreaking to see Seb crying 😭

[@fex9nex]

And funny af! 🤣❤️

[@Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi]

@@fex9nex Haha I agree and his commentary and jumping here and there like a child. We all did in the theaters ❤️😭

[@kiratheusagiisworkshop5266]

After Nat's death: "No one else can die now, right?" Me: Uh,... He's in for a surprise...

[@matthewjrose7308]

I didn't even know how much you love Captain America. You would've gotten the opportunity to meet his creator, Jack Kirby.

[@moonygirl76]

No need to apologize for crying. I balled my eyes out watching these movies. Very moving to watch it with you again. Thank you for sharing your experience.

[@amandalorian3684]

Mate, THERE WANS'T A SINGLE DRY EYE during Endgame movie sessions. It's just impossible not to get emotional in this movie. Even today I get emotional. Cap is my favorite and I'm torn between being happy that he had his happy ending with Peggy and being sad that he's not part of the Avengers anymore.

[@djdexterb]

I comeback to watch this from time to time. It just makes me happy to see someone love the things I love as much as I do. I click to watch Cap pick up Jonathan and always end up watching the rest of the video. The line "I loved every second. Not every second. That's a lie, I hated many seconds of this film." makes me laugh every time. I always look forward to your reactions, keep up the great work.

[@arielaiken]

When I saw this in theaters I didn't cry for Black Widow, didn't cry for Tony, but when "It's Been a Long, Long Time" started playing and Cap and Peggy were dancing the emotions hit all at once and I was an absolute mess! Thanks for sharing your MCU journey with us, can't wait for what's next!

[@gokayorki5154]

I did’nt cry at Nat either,but it is sad to hear that she will never come back.Tony too but idk,tony was my favorite character but he was like the main and i think his death was not unexpected like natashas

[@marianne5055]

I think for me it was like teared up for black widow, cried for Iron man (especially during the funeral scene) but boy did I really ugly cry - like full on loud sob - for old cap. And before it was even revealed, I just knew in my heart he was gonna choose to stay in the past and be with Peggy. Plus, Cap was one of my favourites, i connected with his character more than like Iron man, so knowing his journey was done in the mCu was like an extra reason.

[@mariemoon7566]

same with me. i shed some tears for tony but that ending with cap, I cried a waterfall

[@Klipse11]

We came for the feels. You delivered! Crying and drinking is how lots of us handled these movies.

[@CaptainYeet16]

One thing that will always stick with me is absolutely sobbing through the last part of the movie with my friends. One friend's favourite character is Tony and my favourite is Steve. The friend who loves Iron Man was firmly on his side during civil war and we've had intense arguments about who was right. But that night, I just remember embracing her and sobbing together when Tony died, and her doing the same for me when Steve returned as an old man. We all stumbled out of the theatre absolutely exhausted and discussing the movie until 3 am. We went on opening night and just the atmosphere in the room with all the marvel fans was insane, an experience I will never forget.

[@LittleGuidoYT]

Now just imagine waiting a YEAR in-between Infinity War and Endgame, all that tension, all the theories, for it to all end like how it did. Truly one of the best superhero film/films ever.

[@WaveyBavey]

I came in here wanting to see a reaction to one of my favorite movies and ended up really connecting with Seb. Seems like such a good guy that suffers from the pressures of toxic masculinity like most of us do. Thank you for sharing your emotions with us and opening up about yourself a little. Don't be frustrated about crying for one character and not another. Emotions manifest in strange ways and they don't always make sense, but that doesn't make them any less real.

[@skurinski]

Cringe

[@MatiiGalarza]

@@kaandx2731 you need help

[@charliewebb7812]

@@kaandx2731 then why do we even have emotion then? you know what's also a fact? 80% of all suicides are male, mostly because of people like you who think showing emotion as a man is an admission of weakness. you are contributing to these deaths whether you like it or not.

[@charliewebb7812]

@@kaandx2731 “To share your weakness is to make yourself vulnerable; to make yourself vulnerable is to show your strength.” Every man feels emotion, but those who hide it from others do so because they are too insecure and afraid of judgement from others. The men who open themselves up and allow others to see their vulnerabilities have the most courage of all.

[@SarahLandry577]

@@kaandx2731 I feel bad for you 😕

[@niktniewiem4785]

This is the best recorded reaction in the world I think to anything ever. Your comments were spot on and intelligent, your emotions geniuine and not held back, and the summary honest and elaborate.

[@JesusMM07]

I've never wanted to give someone a bigger hug than I did watching you, just breaking down. Like if I could've hugged you through the TV I would have. I'm glad you didn't cut it out of the video like most people do. I cried so much with this movie too. I feel you. You're highly appreciated and I'm sure loved by everyone who watched your reaction. ❤

[@sathvamp1]

I SOO know how that impulse feels of wanting to hug someone through theTV, and from my research, we can likely thank the "empathy hormone" oxytocin for that :) I am also SO so glad he didn't cut any of *those parts* out of the video. I've watched a lot of Seb's videos (and those of 11 other reactors) and I can also say this is the best I've seen so far... out of ALL of them. I saw this reaction before I finally learned to watch the movies on my own FIRST before watching reactions to them (but in this case, I didn't have easy access to "Endgame" so I probably would have given in to watching THIS reaction first ANYWAY :P But yeah, his reaction really makes me regret not watching it on my own first, because... I have grown to REALLY like tearjerkers. It started after watching "Inside Out" at around age 30... until then, I did not care about tearjerkers at all, and it was really rare for any movie to make me cry. But... one particular part of "Inside Out" hit me like a truck, and after the movie I realized I was actually CRAVING MORE TEARJERKERS. Knowing myself, that was a "WTF??!!" moment for me. After a bit of research I discovered it had probably been the "feel-good brain chemicals" endorphins and oxytocin accounting for that craving for more (both of which can get released with crying). It wasn't until I started actually seeking out tearjerkers on purpose until I realized how difficult it was to find one that actually made me cry. It wasn't until a few YEARS after "Inside Out" when I was rewarded by "Interstellar". But to make things even more frustrating, I soon learned that it was literally impossible for me to cry at a RE-watch of ANYthing. A couple years after "Interstellar", a watch of "The Land Before Time" triggered THE most intense cry of my LIFE.... and yes it reminded me of SEB'S "Endgame" reaction here. In fact, I sometimes re-visit this reaction partially to remind myself how my own "The Land Before Time" experience felt. But again, it's NOT to torture myself... it's for those feel-good brain chemicals endorphins and oxytocin ;) Just a few days ago (but a long 7 months after the "Land Before Time") I found another gem that triggered an equally intense experience (and I dare say perhaps even more so)... "Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind." My response to THAT one seemed to be unique to ME though... none of the other 5+ reactors who've done that one had nearly the same reaction as me... although it may have had something to do with the fact my MOST intense reactions happened AFTER the movie was over, when the wheels in my head had some quiet time to start turning :P

[@avaschwartz3282]

I just wanna say how impressed I am at how well you’ve kept up with all the movies. It’s not easy but you picked up on all the little call backs like the burger line and all that. You also picked up on Vormir really fast which is great! Easily the best react channel ive seen!!! Also, just know, we all were drained of tears after watching this so you’re not alone 😂

[@ks8611]

7:30 That’s exactly how I was in the theater, absolutely bawling. Black Widow was my favorite Avenger, so I felt every bit of that scene😢

[@caitlinrose4095]

I found this channel through your venom reaction this morning and now I've watched all of your Avengers Reactions until this one. You're the most genuine and funny and wonderful reactors ever. I cried right along with you all over again, I felt safe to cry too. Absolutely banging job Seb❤️

[@snubblebunny]

Pretty sure I love you bro, discovered your reacts a few weeks ago and have caught up with everything now. You’re a real inspiration of a guy and your genuine emotional reactions are really important for people to see in this weirdo toxic age. You’re right, you’re crying made me cry haha *subbed*

[@FermiBubbleGummyBear]

Every now and then I come back to find reaction videos to relive that moment in the theater and there are very few that can reignite that spark but this did for me. Thank you, man.

[@awphotos]

When Steve sees Peggy it makes me cry every time… Me feeling like someone from my past that I loved more than anything and she was gone like the blink of an eye. Wishing I always had an opportunity to go back and make things right and be truly happy again.. gets me every time. The sad music in the background and seeing the pain and sadness on his face when he sees her but he can’t do anything about it.. ugh. Breaks my heart. 💔

[@1qs764]

no need to apoligize for crying seb, we all did that when we watched endgame 🥺

[@Tinychristmastreechipmunk]

I'm so happy that you actually showed your emotions, I know a lot of guys don't feel comfortable doing that because of what the world has told them and what people have told them.💛 Its ok to be vulnerable! 💛

[@sathvamp1]

I agree, and that goes for females too, lol... I still cringe like crazy at just the thought of ME potentially crying in front of someone lol. On that note, funny story of mine to follow this little background: It takes a lot to make me cry. Which is actually sort of frustrating for me because... ever since I discovered, after watching "Inside Out" for the first time, that feel-good brain endorphins often come along with tears, I've actually been a tearjerker-seeker for a few years now, lol. But even when I'm actively looking, I've gone 7+ months before without finding a really good trigger. Even most "classic tearjerker movies" don't seem to do anything to me, although there are exceptions. The ONLY movies that "got me" for more than one viewing are "The Land Before Time" (as an adult only for some reason)... for both times I watched it as an adult (and I was drunk the 2nd time, lol)... and also "Nimona" (that one held the record for triggering cries on 15 occasions). Hachi triggered me 5-6 times. During that 2nd viewing as an adult of "The Land Before Time" I was watching with my mom, too, BUT I was way too drunk to care to wonder if I might cry around her or not LOL. But the room was set up so that there was a box that, if I learned forward a little, would shield me from her view, and so during *those scenes*, I simply leaned forward a little and [silently] "let it fly" :P

[@Tinychristmastreechipmunk]

@@sathvamp1 Lol I cried so hard at "Inside Out" that movie is such a good movie.

[@Galaxia7]

-25:00 Thor summoning his stuff still gives me chills, he looks the best he's ever looked here, the braided beard and everything 😍

[@anarudiaz]

Agree. I always liked Thor watching the MCU but he actually became a favorite character of mine after this movie. He was finally realized for me, and I fell in love with the character lol.

[@CT-pj6pn]

Dude. I cried for these characters and seeing someone appreciate these moments as much if not more than I do was truly great. Thanks for sharing

[@stiansahlstenrosvald412]

The thing is Seb, these characters have impacted you for so long, and they have in part taught you something about yourself. That is part of the reason why this movie hits så hard. The character, but also your relationship to the character, is gone. And that is why it hurts. Love your compassion. Never be afraid to show emotions like that.

[@Punslinger1005]

Seb, my man… I’ve only got as far as Vormir and you’re breaking my heart. I was expecting a tear or two, but I’m really hurting for you. What a legend 🤗

[@oceanempire]

You didn't cry alone during this reaction -- you were just better dressed. ❤ Thanks for this, Seb.

[@michaelgriggs395]

We enjoy your reactions so much because of your willingness to let your emotions and feelings go. It’s how most of us feel, just nobody sees it. Keep up the good work!!

[@TechSavvyGamer]

The scene out by the lake were the OG avengers were reacting to Nats death was really well done. Each of them was going through one of the stages of grief. The whole sequence of her death was just amazing. RIP Nat….

[@maximillianosaben]

I threw my arms up when I saw this video was dropping today! You, sir, are the man! (P.S. Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance always makes me cry the most. Beautiful ending.)

[@OneAndOnlyMe]

Cap wielding Mjolnir was a once in a lifetime cinema going experience. I'd never seem a movie audience cheer like that before this.

[@jollygiantman]

Seeing you be open and vulnerable and crying is so huge man! Men repress their emotions so much and it’s really damaging to their mental health and I think letting people see you cry like this is actually really powerful so thank you for putting yourself out there! Continue being you and doing your thing! We all love you too!!! ❤️❤️❤️