Is Avengers Infinity War The Best Marvel Movie? | SPOILER REVIEW

Today J and Ben give their full SPOILER review of the latest and maybe greatest Marvel movie: Avengers Infinity War.
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[@himig2173]

*In the middle of a battle* Cap:New haircut? Thor: I noticed you copied my beard *Groot fighting 3 of the Black Order Army* Thor: Oh this is a friend of mine, Tree Groot: I AM GROOT Cap: I am Steve Rogers I love how he takes the time to politely introduce himself to a humanoid plant

[@seppoleonvervloet132]

Himi Galagedara such a great moment

[@zoryarae]

In the middle of a battle too! I love Cap so much. :D

[@kayisfish]

Man, I love Cap

[@jonathancamp7292]

That's just the kind od guy he is

[@ashhinman1919]

Himi Galagedara well, his mamma didn't raise any naughty boi

[@bencalden1357]

Drax isn't dead, he is just standing very still.

[@wearevenom2579]

Ben Calden OMFG😂😂

[@carteriscool7086]

Ben Calden lol

[@ahashi1927]

Yes

[@richieismysonandamood3409]

HI DRAX!

[@omegagaming609]

lmao

[@RainTheHateINC]

Favorite moment: "Hi i'm peter" "i'm Doctor Strange" "oh, we're using made up names"

[@kj27wolf31]

I didn't get that until someone explained to me that he was a doctor and his last name was strange Lol (:

[@dokonaut]

and they used that line in the trailer XD

[@jessiexxreel5688]

In that case Uhm I’m spider man

[@sweetpea2604]

“Then I am Spider-man”

[@shahika6814]

YAS!!! SPOOODERMAN FOR LIFE!!

[@PudgeySeal]

I love that they brought back "We've got a Hulk" from the first Avengers movie. Marvel recognising everyone's favourite line. Also I love that Loki uses it where last time it was used against him.

[@lunardaydreams]

im pretty sure that a lot of people's favorite line from Avengers one is "Puny god." but that line is good too

[@ThePiesEndure1985]

cwillj mines “We have a hulk.” “Puny god” is pretty good too, though.

[@eyedropss4992]

When Loki said that he began a Avenger

[@jimmymashengus1200]

I gave you your 100th like on that comment

[@tfahad2051]

I don't like how Loki said that though

[@MadeInHeavxn]

Tony: “and if you die... that’s my fault. And I can’t have that on my conscience.” --- Peter: “I’m sorry...” It’s like Peter is saying sorry for LITERALLY dying in Tony’s arms

[@oscarherm3732]

I feel like I’m the only one who cried when groom died... ill go now

[@masterjediemma]

I actually love how you pointed that out. Adds a whole new layer to the relationship between him and Tony.

[@masterjediemma]

Oscar Herm Do you mean Groot? If so I did too.

[@oscarherm3732]

Emma Ingram xD didn’t realise the typo. I did mean Groot

[@masterjediemma]

Oscar Herm It was so sad. They knew exactly who to kill to make you cry and then shove it in your face by making you laugh

[@Dan-jz1js]

Even though Star-Lord's actions were stupid, I believe it was completely within his character, as he reacted the same when he found out that Ego killed his mother. (Thanks for all the likes, hehe, cheers peeps)

[@krounos1]

DMcG It's aldo a very human reaction, like 5-10 minuted before hand Star Lord himself was saying how I'm half stupid which is human and guess what you're 100% stupid (forgetting the exact words) So he himself establishes just how stupid we are as a spieces but it's also just... you lose the love of your life, that one person who means the most to you and everything just breaks, Nothing else matters. He was blinded by grief and rage. It was very human.

[@scriobhme]

DMcG exactly

[@madi7178]

He literally saw Gamora as his mother in GOTG 1

[@slappyguy4456]

DMcG Star Lord is an extremely selfish character. Him not wanting to kill Gamora even though that was the only option is evidence of that.

[@gabimuniz2520]

DMcG I totally agree... Star Lord is an emotional character

[@rhymenby]

I love how the opening seems to redeem Loki as a true hero. At the end of the first Avengers, it was the main hero, Iron Man, telling the big villain they had been leading up to, Loki, the line: "we have a hulk". Now, it feels like the directors chose to have Loki say "we have a hulk" to the big villain they have been leading up to in order to cement Loki's place as a hero.

[@calderonisaca.9944]

That was the reason indeed

[@laurensnoek2930]

When the film finished there was just silence no one in a full cinema spoke or moved. I have never experienced anything like it before I was just so lost for words. Hands down the best film I have ever seen

[@adarkwind4712]

Lauren Snoek yup

[@fruitvio4160]

Kinda like the 5th pirates of the Caribbean

[@calderonisaca.9944]

Honestly, I agree, never heard silence, its either been applause, talking, or someone going, that movie was great.. just dead silence and dismay at what happened

[@minii_sodaa]

Same at mine! We just all filed out silently

[@eisakhan7754]

We just clapped

[@Cornbobbb]

I think the part I thought was funniest for some reason is when Eitri says “being in the full force of the Star will kill you” Thor says “only if I die” and eitri is like “yeah... that’s what... killing you.. means..?”

[@emmakavuliak642]

Cory Kramer omg YES I loved that part

[@MarpenGaming]

That was definitely one of my favorite comic lines in the movie.

[@ishrarhasan8946]

Ahahaha yes! That cracked me up big time!

[@venaacavaa]

Cory Kramer i didnt quite understand this scene and why it was funny, and i watched the movie twice.. can you explain?

[@Cornbobbb]

Roma Jerzycka I’m not quite sure if I can explain it really. It is just a funny conversation and what makes it funny is how awkward Eitri responds to Thor

[@gregreyes7839]

My favorite was when Thanos said to Tony, "I hope they remember you" out of total respect because it just shows that there is no malice whatsoever in his actions and that Tony has actually earned Thanos' respect

[@conspirasister5945]

Greg Reyes no intentional malice anyway.

[@theminingbat]

Conspirasister 64 no just no malice at all

[@Dev-lw9ve]

"Nebula trying to kill her all over the place. Cuz they're sisters" "Yeah and *that's what sister's do* " I think the funniest part about this is that they weren't even kidding

[@Cylus1527]

They're the AVENGERS. They couldn't save the earth, so they'll damn sure avenge it. That's why they go after Thanos.

[@colton8171]

How do you know they will succeed. Cause cap doesnt know what he'll do if it doesnt

[@davidpark7621]

But they’ll still do whatever it takes

[@Giveuponyourdreamsanddie2]

I understood that reference

[@hayleywarren2043]

We’re the AVengers not the PREvengers

[@BrickMaster122]

“Where is Gamora?” “I’ll do you one better. Who is Gamora?” “I’ll do YOU one better. WHY is Gamora??”

[@everettarden2170]

WhyNotProductions that might have been the funniest moment in the entire movie. The entire theatre erupted in laughter when drax said that.

[@jafarihana]

but like WHAT is Gamora??!

[@kittcatfloofy6249]

I laughed at this part sooo much

[@livrossini104]

I'LL do YOU one better. WHEN is gamora??

[@there_is_no_ah]

I'll do YOU one better. HOW is Gamora???

[@tuberonrice1011]

*DID YOU KNOW:* When Peter died, his iconic line 'Mr Stark, I don't feel so good' it meant it was his SpiderSense sensing his death When Groot died, when he said 'I am Groot' to Rocket, he actually said 'Dad...'

[@majykmarker9411]

Yeah, I’ve looked into marvel news and stuff. Did you hear that from Nerdist as well?

[@marcusaustin625]

Mighty Whitey that makes sense because it hit him so hard because he knew he was about to die

[@marzizzo]

OH MY GOD GREAT. I DON'T EVEN LIKE TOM HOLLAND AND I'M ABOUT TO CRY AGAIN

[@zackm1016]

He's correct. James Gunn, the writer and director of the Guardians movies, said that was the final line.

[@graciehirschi2558]

Mighty Whitey I knew about groot but not peter!!! Omg!! That’s fricken insane

[@thehutch1674]

My two favorite parts that give me chills every time is when Thor comes down into Wakanda. That’s an obvious one, he’s badass with the Avengers main theme playing over top, and newish armor. And also when Black Panther screams WAKANDA FOREVER! And the whole freakin army rushes the wall. Man I can play that over and over and get chills every time I LOVE THAT so much!!

[@annikavisser6688]

The reason they say that Thanos will return is because it is really his movie. If you add it up: - They start the movie with Thanos. - We get a lot of backstory and character building of Thanos that makes us (maybe just me) sympathize with him at least a little bit. - The movie ends with Thanos, in peace, watching the sunset in a "grateful" universe. The movie treats Thanos like the protagonist A LOT.

[@mineola_]

I assumed that when Thanos said he ignored his destiny once and can't do it again, he was talking about his homeworld. When he knew the solution but people didn't listen and he let them go on, instead of killing half of them.

[@C._Bradford]

The most impactful death when you think about it was Dr strange. He may not have had some touching moment but think of it this way the whole fight that he had had with Thanos he knew was meaningless. He had seen down the time stream. If they could have won the fight he would have used the time stone to repeat it over and over till they did, but he didn't. He knew the only way they won was by giving Thanos the stone. He knew they could only win in the end if they lost. Most importantly he knew he would die and he was just prolonging the inevitable till it happened.

[@emmaorourke1989]

cole neeley ☝🏼🙌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@majykmarker9411]

Doctor Strange is also still my favorite movie after infinity war

[@C._Bradford]

Majyk Marker same fam.

[@kj27wolf31]

My favorite moments were all Okoye, "Why was she up there all this time?" *Dr. Banner trips over a rock and falls to the ground in Hulk Buster* *Okoye glares at him while passing by.*

[@colton8171]

Bruce: Im okay

[@_lovelyrhea6564]

It’s been almost 4 months and I still have post-infinity war depression :(

[@PoEtv-go3yt]

PIWSD

[@chilipepper4726]

Princess Ender now it’s been 11 months ah ah ah oh yeah yeah

[@SuraimuWasTaken]

It's been a year, end game is around the corner and IM STILL NOT EMOTIONALLY READY

[@calderonisaca.9944]

Ptifsd Post Traumatic Infinity War Stress Disorder... i cant go to the movies without thinking of infinity war until endgame is released

[@cecefernandes5657]

It's been two years since Infinity War but year since Endgame and I can tell you it does not get better

[@grumpy_bear]

For me, the most impactful "cornflake" death was Bucky's and Peter Parker's, and somewhat Wanda Bucky because he was the first one to go. He was the first one of many to go, the rest of the group didn't know how to react because he was the first person to go that way. Also, I have a deep love for Bucky so that emphasized how impactful his "death" was. Also, Bucky's been though so much already: being captured by Hydra during WWII, falling off a train only to be captured by HYDRA again and turned into the Winter Soldier, constantly being brainwashed, everything he went through, only for him to die. Peter because he saw what happened to the rest of the Guardians, excluding Nebula. His spidey senses were warning him of what was gonna happen, hence why he told Tony he didn't feel so good. The way he was begging to Tony that he doesn't wanna die and how he's sorry broke my heart. Wanda because you could see the relief on her face. She had just lost her lover (twice might I add), and 4 years before that, she lost her twin, and before that, her parents. Wanda's death impacted me because after all the pain she went through, just the look of relief on her face as she started to become ash/dust, it was as if she was saying "I'm coming" to her loved ones, that broke my heart too.

[@CLCSIfreak]

I love how you've explained all this. I definitely felt that Peter's was the most impactful for me, but I never even considered how his spider sense would have made things worse! That just adds to much to the scene. I've always loved Tony and considering how ready he is to start a family with Pepper, losing Peter is just that much worse for him. Peter's was the only death where I cried in the theater and I am a crier. I was also really impacted by T'Challa's death because in that moment I was completely shocked but also reassured. It's weird but knowing that there is a Black Panther sequel coming eventually, this was the clue that somehow, these people will come back. At the same time, it was unexpected---I could have never guessed they'd kill Black Panther, even temporarily, even before knowing about how massively successful the movie would become. Watching him fade was that duel feeling that made it a little easier to stomach the other deaths until Peter's. I want to add about Bucky's death the impact it has on Steve. This is the first sign of what Thanos did and Steve has to watch as his best friend, his last link to his life in the 1940s, the reason he almost killed Tony Stark in Civil War, just dissolved before his eyes. I am not a fan of Steve Rodgers but I can appreciate how important Bucky is to him and I imagine it's going to be a big motivator for Steve in Avengers 4.

[@JohnnyFWA]

grumpy bear I didn’t see relief on Wanda's face, I saw sadness. I felt Bucky's death wasn’t impactful because he just seemed confused, and when others start to die, you have a lot worse and more impactful deaths. Peter. Groot. Strange. Even Falcon! Also, it is undermined by the fact that Thor almost kills Thanos.

[@tombuckle7160]

I agree with this. Also I think Groot’s was impactful bc rocket already lost him once and now he’s dying again and the whole movie rocket has been playing the tough guy and not really showing a lot of care for his friends compared to in guardians but then at the end his reaction to groots death is just sadness and disbelief and you finally see him showing some emotion for someone that’s not Thor. Spider-Man’s was still the saddest for me though

[@boo5860]

"I will never get to see this for the first time again" - I was literally talking about Infinity War with my dad the other day and this was the exact sentiment that I had. The first-time experience of watching this movie was something I'll never be able to replicate.

[@fishoutofwater1112]

unless you get a forget me stick from megamind XD

[@TheSimmr001]

thing is, i won't get that. came in from work after my family saw it and my brother just said loudly "still, i can't believe thanos won! and the names they killed off..." and listed every death, then saw me standing the doorway. had a look of pure shame on his face.

[@jonoave]

Wow, that sucks. Hope you'll get a second shot with IW2.

[@TheSimmr001]

Doubt it. he works in cineworld hes done it with like fifteen movies this year, and hes still in the doghouse with mum for coming in drunk and ruining the plot to Ant Man and The Wasp. this one he just felt guilty about.

[@jaylee2577]

Vision is ridiculously strong... and a big part of his powers come from his ability to phase... he's invulnerable a lot of times because of that. They wrote that out early on by saying that when he was pierced with the staff/spear thing, he wasn't able to phase, and that's clearly the case until he is completely healed.

[@hufflepuff_2346]

if the people who turned to dust don’t return, guardians 3 will be rocket just walking down a street like i’m so lonely !!!

[@pdrozewski]

Luna LovegoodRULES2346 guardians 3 ...is supposedly set before infinity war

[@fruitvio4160]

Yea

[@colton8171]

Imagine if its about rocket just trying to regrow groot

[@pdrozewski]

@onalleus cycillyus lol, i posted that a year ago. I dont remember my source this far later & also said "supposedly" but I dont take anything 100% until it happens Doesnt really count if you're calling it out or correcting it AFTER Endgame came out & gave at least some answers 😂 btw, what is your source for asguardians aside from the tidbit teasing Thor w/ them? I have only seen it billed as G.o.t.G Vol 3 so far, including on movie sites...

[@rebellerene]

One of my favourite moments in the movie was when the alien dude that captured Doctor Strange was just shot into space. It was such a SIMPLE solution! There wasn't any big epic battle, any explosions, the dude just entered space through a hole that Iron Man created, and boom, dead. Like, we get so used to these action scenes that we don't *expect* such an easy way out, but there you go. I like how the writers actually thought about it, and went like, 'Hey, why not just kill him by sucking him into space?' So brilliant.

[@fishoutofwater1112]

the name of the alien dude is ebony maw and his death scene is a referance to the xeno(probably spelt that wrong) morph death scene

[@Excalibur-Sonic]

"Mister Stark I don't feel so good...." Soon as I heared that my stomach dropped. I kept thinking; Not Spidey, please let Spidey live. Hearing what Peter was saying to Stark just made it hurt more. #SpideyMadeMeCry

[@fishoutofwater1112]

it was so emotional when spidey died :'( i cried and i dont cry alot in movies

[@Bruh-pl4zk]

Jackie Jones #SpideyMadeMeCry

[@GoldenAppleofChaos]

Jackie Jones I cry all the time in movies. I was too shocked and sad to cry. I knew it too and it hit me like a punch to the gut.

[@jamiewilliams4305]

😱😱😱😭😭😭😭😭😭NNNOOOOOO!!!

[@kittyplayz1480]

Eh. They aren't going to keep him dead. Spiderman is too popular a character, people would be so mad if they didn't bring him back in the next movie, and they're probably just going to make it so that next movie everyone that Thanos killed is brought back.

[@aran9952]

"The respect people have had for that sentiment is so great" ; "No one - wants to spoil this Movie" **Tom Holland saying Spider-Man's in space hiding in the corner**

[@BrooklynStevenson]

*Y'all, literally my friend who doesn't even like Marvel spoiled Spider-Man's death for me bc she read it online....... I've never been more infuriated*

[@adarkwind4712]

Cheyenne Stevenson oooooooohhhhhh.............you guys still friends?

[@chevon1920]

None of them are dead, not even Loki. Well they are coming back anyway.

[@chevon1920]

@onalleus cycillyus please, Loki is definitely NOT dead, 🤗

[@qui1076]

chevon1920 the main MCU timeline Loki is dead. He’s not comin back. However the alternate 2012 timeline Loki from endgame escaped and *Is* alive. That’s who the Loki show is about, the 2012 Loki.

[@rebellerene]

The scene where Spiderman turned to ashes was actually improvised, I think. It was amazing too, because Tom Holland managed to internalise Peter so well, because if you think about it, that's exactly what a teenager like him would do. He's young, he has family and friends waiting for him, and a whole life ahead of him. It makes sense. And omg, that was literally the third time I cried during that movie.

[@Bruh-pl4zk]

the cool weirdo Yeah it was improvised it was weird because Tom was talking about it and he was talking about how weird it was filming his own death

[@kirstyrochedowdall9133]

I think the 'Thanos will return' is actually really powerful cos usually it is whoever's movie it is suggesting that this was Thanos' movie

[@ryanrivera4206]

Agreed, although after Captain America Civil War, they did say "Spider-man will return" even though it wasn't his movie

[@kirstyrochedowdall9133]

Ryan Rivera Oh yeah. I forgot about that...

[@thegrandfinallie8829]

Ryan Rivera Spiderman stole the show in Civil War in my opinion though

[@Lauren-zx3gx]

Ryan Rivera: Yeah but that was because it was more of a lead up for Homecoming. Until then we didn't really know the extent of Spiderman's role in the MCU because of that deal with Sony. This got everyone hyped for the possibility that he could have his own movie and sure enough that's what happened.

[@rehksthemess9800]

I mean this really was thanos’ movie though, this is his time to shine and he definitely did

[@sboyd8312]

Defiantly my favorite MCU movie so far. I went through a roller coaster of emotions and was kept entertained. My favorite moments where a lot of the comedy with the Guardians and Thor, but my top two were: When Cap caught the gauntlet. That was such a cool moment, because you get to see this like intrigue on Thanos’s face, which is so interesting to se in a fight scene. Usually you see the villains being angry or frustrated or smug during fight scenes, but this was different. It’s made clear that Thanos is almost unstoppable and Thanos know that too. We saw how he cut through the rest of the defenses of Vision and Scarlet easily, so it’s such an amazing moment when Cap catches it and Thanos is like “Hmm that’s interesting, who is this?” before going on to overpower him easily. I thought that was one of the best moments from the film. My next would be when Tony, Strange, Peter, and the Guardians were fighting Thanos on Titan. They threw in parts of humor and triumph, and showcased everyone’s powers. We also got those one on one parts of Thanos and Strange which were amazing and really showcased how powerful Strange is. We also got the part where we see that Thanos has gained respect for Tony and says “I hope they remember you”. They developed Thanos more as a character and showed us his backstory also. I have so much praise for this movie so I need to stop myself but Marvel really out did themselves with this one.

[@willgaines8471]

Thanos: You should have aimed for the head. Me: Or the arm

[@excelsior7345]

What do they do now? They're the Avengers. If they can't save the world, we're damn sure they'll avenge it I think that the movie was amazing. The action was awesome, the interactions were top tier, the humor was well paced. Here are just a few notes I have •Thor's entrance to Wakanda was amazing. Literal shivers down my spine, body's aching all the time. "BRING ME THANOS!" •Any scene with Spidey stole my heart. Especially when he's first introduced as Spider-Man (full suit) he catches the car and just pokes his head out and goes "Hi Mr. Stark!" Also, Peter interacting with anyone new was awesome • *DRAX* •Subtle references to previous movies. Star-Lord flipping off Thanos (a call back to his hand crank flip off from GOTG V.1) Spidey using a popular movie to defeat an opponent (Aliens for Black Maw, ESB for Giant Man) are two that stuck out to me •Teen Groot! Loved him! I relate to him...too much. Teenaged Angst, _meh_ • Peter Dinklage is always a win •Thanos, hands down, best villain in a cbm.

[@jasonlavallee8195]

I actually saw Peter Dinklage at my local lazer tag arena.

[@ladyalfhildrforestofvioletmist]

49:32 You might say that Captain America doesn't want to... steal Thor's thunder? XD C'mon guys, the pun was right there. I can't believe you didn't go for it!

[@DancerJ126]

In regards to captains strength , he was also able to keep speed with black panther like it was nothing lol. Saddest cornflake death was spidey and black panther for me

[@melmelodies8730]

I’m left crying cause of Groot's last words translating to “Dad?” Which smashes my heart. And Peter going to Tony saying “I don’t wanna go.” And it was screaming father and son, which incinerated my already smashed heart.

[@FulcanMal]

The "I ignored my destiny once before" line, I assume he is talking about not taking action on his homeworld of Titan, and fighting to eliminate half the population so that Titan could survive.

[@bullshark3771]

I assumed it was saving Gamora as he saved her when half were meant to die at random. But, I like yours just as good if not better.

[@Celebriel82]

This is also what I thought that he was referring to. Loosing his homeworld is what triggered his campaign across the galaxy.

[@chaserose5127]

Just start a war over it, problem (maybe) solved

[@conorlamere399]

Yeah, I'm kinda surprised they didn't pick up on this, in my opinion it was fairly obvious in the movie

[@CabezasDePescado]

duh

[@elliotscasual2459]

Something I think nobody is talking about or even discussing is Nat's hair. AND IT BOTHERS ME BECAUSE IT IS SUCH BRILLIANT SUBTLE SYMBOLISM AND NOBODY IS ACKNOWLEDGING IT. In the first Avengers movie, she says her famous 'red in my ledger' line. Guys. She wiped out the red, because of all the hero work she's done

[@janckeleroux253]

or she has been on the run for years and needs to be less recognisable?

[@diegoledezma4045]

When they showed the marvel logo with the Asgardian ship in the background I was like "oh my god this movie is about to be insane".

[@megafrost9960]

The Russo's said that Thanos is the main character...the protagonist. He may be the villain of the franchise, but he is a hero in his own mind. That is what makes him such a great villain and so freaking terrifying...the fact that he 100% believes he is right, that he is this savior/messiah that is meant to make the sacrifice to save the universe (notice at the end how he is walking on water?). Also, he really did love Gamora because the Soul Stone demands a sacrifice of who you love the most. If he didn't really love Gamora, the Soul Stone would know and her death would've led to him not gaining the Soul Stone. BTW...that was the scene where I actually felt sorry for him...I felt his pain...he is one of the best characters of the MCU, and that was his first movie. Stunned.

[@noahdaglio9362]

Spider Man: Homecoming And if you died...I feel like that's on me Infinity War Mr Stark I don't feel so good.

[@marzizzo]

Noah Daglio Great now I'm about to cry again

[@kamilleferrer1061]

OH NUUUUUUUU

[@rehksthemess9800]

Is this comment section trying to kill me

[@laytonpro8655]

Homecoming: Peter: *goes to hug Tony* Tony: “we’re not there yet” Infinity war: Peter: I don’t feel so good *stumbles over to Tony* Tony: *FULL ON EMBRACES PETER*

[@sewsmits]

Not only did Peter's spidy sense warn him of his end coming, also his rapid healing slows the actual process down. Thinking about that makes my heart break all over for him

[@oilykaiserg1027]

sanne smits nah pretty sure his healing factor has no effect here as it’s literally the infinity gauntlet killing him wiping him out of existence

[@sewsmits]

OtakaG G could be, maybe we’ll get an explanation in the next :)

[@ThePiesEndure1985]

OilyKaiser G I think the fact that it seems delayed is because he sensed it before it started happening. It’s not that any healing factor was slowing it down. Everyone else wasn’t aware of it happening until it actually started happening. Except for Bucky. And that’s probably because he was a super soldier.

[@THGCap]

sanne smits wait when did he have regeneration

[@lawrencecalablaster568]

I didn't even think about that; he "doesn't feel so good" before he starts to disintegrate.

[@joshual6108]

Just a quick thought I had while I watched this. What if Captain America couldn't lift mjolnir because of the circumstances. In Age of Ultron he tried to pick up the Hammer as a challenge, which isn't very noble. However, if he was in a situation where he had to pick up the hammer to save a life then he probably could.

[@AzetheReal]

Joshua L He could pick up Mjolnir in Age of Ultron but he chose not to. Watch that scene, trust me, he intentionally didn’t pick it up.

[@angelicomckinney5930]

ACTUALLY it was Black Widow that could pick it up. Hence why she said she didn’t want to attempt the challenge .

[@adarkwind4712]

Angelico McKinney ?

[@adarkwind4712]

Then why could Thor when not only did he issue the challenge but he picked it up to show off and furthered that point by lackadaisically tossing it in the air.

[@ciaranharper2796]

ADARKWIND yeah you’re right. I think a large aspect of worthiness for asgardians is the wielder’s power, and it’s not necessarily as much about moral worth as we would say, cap is clearly going to be morally worthy, I don’t think he’s powerful enough to wield the hammer.

[@phtuber5469]

Epic movie. BTW Peter said that he wished that he had stayed on the bus, but the driver is a 96 year old man so I doubt that he would have been safer there 😊 EDIT- RIP mister LEE .

[@kj27wolf31]

True... True... But that old man invented​ the very idea of him... Technically speaking

[@jamesdo8988]

Honestl, my most impactful death was the death of Falcon. Nobody really talks about him because he doesn't get that much screen time, but what really made it sad for me was how while he was cornflaking on the ground and partially hidden by the leaves, Rhodey is just in the background trying to find him, and just the way he said "Sam, Sam, where are you?" broke my heart completely because you just know he never finds him and has to come to the realization that he's gone.

[@keriiluv]

James Do agreed! I was just talking about this with my friend. No one actually saw him disappear :(

[@JohnnyFWA]

James Do no, it’s Peter Parker. Did you even see the movie?

[@jamesdo8988]

Johnny Fletcher they're literally asking for everyone's opinion, Peter's disappearance hurt a lot but Falcon's just really struck me. With Peter, we get a long drawn out scene with Tony mourning him, which is super sad in its own right, but with Falcon he disappeared on the ground with nobody near him to comfort him and the only person who looked for him would never find him. That really struck me

[@keriiluv]

James Do yeah, one of the worst things is that there’s no body and no one saw him die so technically he can only legally be missing rather than dead which means no closure

[@itzelgomez9270]

The fact that Tom Holland's last lines were improvised... 😢😢

[@rehksthemess9800]

Itzel Gomez how were they improvised if he didn’t know what was happening in the movie (not trying to be rude just genuinely curious)

[@tyranisoar7401]

They could have filmed a bunch of possible endings and that was from one where he died. What movies usually do in scenarios where they don’t want the actors to know the script, they film a bunch of different movies basically that play out a bunch of ways and compile them in post.

[@rehksthemess9800]

Oh yeah that makes sense

[@alvinsimon1645]

Add in the fact that Tom Holland has a Marvel history of spilling the beans. In order to throw him off, they may have done that take without the script. Tony: You're okay. The rest was Peter. If you throw in enough toss scenes, Tom Holland will not know if he actually met Thanos.

[@Rican1Soldier]

...Nope

[@skiddlywoo7404]

Spider-Man: I don't feel so good. Me: You feel fine!

[@pashanamir6151]

One really nice parallel they make is one thanos says fate wants me alive and Thor says fate wants me alive which was kinda of like how dash and syndrome both say if everyone’s special no one is

[@graciebrade3191]

My friend and I are HUGE Spider-Man fans and went to this movie so excited for everyone else, but especially Spider-Man. Everything he does in this movie is awesome. In civil war when he uses Star Wars as his battle plan and this one when he uses Alien. Also when he screams at mantis not to lay her eggs in him. But that ending, it KILLED ME. The lady in front of me turned around and asked if I was ok. What made it worse though was the fact there was a little girl dressed as Spider-Man sitting next to me and turned to her dad and said “Where did Spider-Man go daddy? Where did he go?” Ughhhhh, this movie was so good but I broke my heart

[@Bruh-pl4zk]

Gracie Brade I’m completely with you, I’m such a HUGE Spider-Man fan and this was both the best and saddest movie for him and I KNEW the heroes wouldn’t win but I don’t want him to go mr stark. I don’t want him to go. And I’m not saying that for the memes I was SHOOK coming out of the theater. It was so sad I was crying. I just kept reminding myself that thanos saw gamora so she’s probably alive, which means that peter might be too. That’s how I’ve been holding on. That’s the only reason why. That and Spider-Man far from home announcement (which tom did on purpose)

[@eyedropss4992]

It's really hard to make me cry but since I'm a HUGE fan of that little boy. I almost started to cry but I was spoiled about him dying. So, if I wasn't spoiled I 100% would've cry. Man of Spiders shall be missed until the next movie

[@helenaperez4343]

That poor little girl... 😭😭😭

[@thehispanicshinobi8640]

Hahaha😈😂😂😈

[@sethbuscus]

What shocks me is that Peter is so young and innocent. That's not the one i grew up with. I grew up with my favorite version of Spider-Man in the 90's cartoon. He was a really cool adult who was funny and mature. Now he's a little kid its just crazy.

[@EmandEms]

Why is Gamora?

[@kempbug]

Emma Diaz I'll do you one better, what is Gamora?

[@ethanwilliamson902]

Katherine Perry I'll do you one better, how is Gamora?

[@aidankostbade]

I'll do YOU one better, WHEN is Gamora?

[@sithepig8894]

I'll do you one better I AM GROOT

[@aidankostbade]

Sithepig lol

[@shahika6814]

Never thought I'd enjoy 60 minutes of two guys talking bout something so much!!

[@cagkiller0786]

Whenever I think of thanos snapping I instantly think of Peter begging Tony (aka a little bit of a father figure) to help him and that “I don’t wanna go, sir. I don’t wanna go.” And I feel sad because of the helplessness that they both must be feeling and the fact that it’s comparable a father losing his son.

[@isia333]

To defend Vision, it's shown that the Stone was affecting him, rather in negative way. I guess it could've also affect his powers, especially when Thanos was gaining another Stones. Maybe it was something like the Mind Stone wanted to join the rest of the Stones, in a way. Also, when it comes to Cap holding against Thanos, I really like the theory that Thanos wasn't putting the maximum power then, because he saw Rogers' soul, thanks to the Soul Stone, and was just amazed how pure it is.

[@lotsofspots]

Plus Scarlet Witch's powers are from the Mind Stone, which is why she was able to destroy it. Kinda wondering if while she's doing her thing, Vision cannot do his as well as she's the one drawing on its power?

[@dakotaroot_8816]

Vision is my favorite character and I appreciate someone else coming to his defense! He was ultimately a victim of low popularity and the writing reflected that. But fingers crossed he gets to come back! I think Shuri will do it somehow.

[@darthvader2-186]

The most moving moment in the movie for me was probably when Spider-Man started to corn flake away. HOWEVER, when Iron-Man got stabbed by his own spike/spear kind of thing, I was sitting on the edge of my seat, covering my mouth with my hand in shock and fear, thinking, "This is how Iron-Man dies". A very moving scene when you think of how long Iron-Man has been around.

[@mr.everything0179]

My favorite part is when mantis asks if Kevin Bacon is one of the Avengers

[@eshanpokhrel]

"Could Cap pick up Thor's hammer" that aged well

[@elim3319]

I don't like how they made Banner the messenger, because Hulk was the one who witnessed Thanos and up until this movie, Banner never really remembered anything when he turned back from Hulk. Even in his last movie, Ragnarok, Banner thinks he might recognize Valkyrie-after two years of being with her as the Hulk. So when he remembers Thanos and everything that happened on the ship, he breaks the continuity of his character in the previous movies. And he continues to break it by having conversations with the Hulk and being able to hear the Hulk yell "NO!" back at him every time he reappears.

[@ronankelly6393]

Eliza Moore I agree. The only kind of explanation there might be is that Hulk changed back to Banner on the ship. Thanos arrives and Banner gets all the info and then transforms for the fight. But thats very clunky as he was still Hulk onboard the ship after Ragnarok.

[@radiumbreon2109]

Actually, if you watch the movie in IMAX, the picture is a bit wider and you can see that after Thanos teleports to the farm, he still has the gauntlet on his hand and his arm is really messed up.

[@katharinew4218]

Interesting!

[@SLorraineE]

Yes! Everyone keeps saying he doesn't have the gauntlet anymore and I'm like, "Yes he did are you all blind??"!

[@ReignSupreme34]

Guys, thanos has been invading planets for quite some time now. Gamora was a child when he first kidnapped her from from her home planet. Thor is the man... period And the most heartfelt vanishing death was Sam "Falcon" Wilson.. he's the only one who died alone and no one even noticing his disappearance. With the exception of war-mechine aka James "Rhodey" Rhodes... very sad...

[@timothygodwin7575]

Rhodey didn’t die though.

[@dev4385]

Okay, so j and Ben, Peter Quill lost his other at a young age, watched his father figure die before his eyes, was forced to kill his own father and lost the love of his life, and I don't know about you, but that would make me lose my mind aswell

[@wickedshadowchester6297]

Sxr Squad Account everyone with feeling would understand why he reacted the way he did...also he reacted like this when his father told him he put tumor in his mother's head he instantly started shooting... It was understandable and totally in character

[@Recabilly]

My argument to the "plot hole" pointed out at 23:00 is that Thanos believes that nature and balance is key to a flourishing universe. If populations are growing too much then they are not controlling themselves with the natural order. They are making the mistake of over populating so rather than reward the universe for their mistake of over population Thanos instead takes control and decides that he is the only one who has the ability to put the universe before his own selfish desires. Removing half the population of the universe is restoring balance rather than adding more goods to those who can't control themselves.

[@RobynReanimates]

Recabilly Even with that, his plan was painfully stupid

[@PhilBagels]

And what happens when the remaining population of the universe has more children? Is he just going to keep snapping his fingers every few years? Centuries? Is that what "nature intended"? Thanos is a complete idiot. I can only assume his real motivation is spite. Because his own planet ran out of resources, and he "had to" kill half of his own people, therefore he justifies it by convincing himself that all planets have the same problem and there's no other solution. He thinks, "If I had to endure this tragedy, then everyone else should, too."

[@jonathanharsh7434]

His plan isn't flawless, obviously. But it's still a sympathetic portrayal. His intentions are noble, but that doesn't make him any less of a psychopath.

[@macmcleod1188]

Also, when he was young, he formed the opinion based on direct evidence that not killing half the population resulted in the death of the entire population. They rejected his plan and he's spent his life proving he was right and they were wrong since they are dead and can't apologize and say he was correct.

[@macmcleod1188]

See the "film theory" guy for an interesting take. For planets where population growth is already slowing or near replacement levels, killing half the population would result in a lower maximum. So instead of earth maxing out at 9billion..oops 10 billion..oops 11 billion..oops 14 billion by the latest UN estimates.. it might max out at 8 billion after being cut to 1968 levels. However.. hitler also had a dumb plan. Attack the soviet union and start a two front war. Tyrants and dictators *often* have dumb plans. But millions die before they are stopped. Here's the biggest implicit problem with Thanos "fair" plan. He implicitly says "There is no chance I will die." when he says afterwards, he will rest. He should have said, "If I survive, I will rest". And even more different would have been if he said, "You think I could live after doing that? It's required but afterwards I will rest... in the grave."

[@glyphpannel]

Some Things I LOVED about this review: - Little language parallel things you picked up on ie. Thanos Calling himself Destiny, Thor being fate - Talking about the comedy and how the bubbles and the gun wasn't comedic at all - Breakdown of each persons refusal to take a life - "We don't trade lives" Somehow I haven't seen anyone else talkin - Note of how Thanos was the only person that sacrificed a life to get a stone - Appreciation of Thors General Badassery in this film - Loki Character Development!!! Things that don't sound like loki lol - Pacing talk! Somehow I hadn't given consideration at all to why Thanos hadn't acted sooner, but the Asgardians protecting the forge makes total sense and I'm mad I hadn't thought about it sooner - Soul Stone Theory: Thanos making the wrong choice. IM ABOUT IT - Calling Vision a plastic bag with an infinity stone in it lolol. Pointing out how he's supposed to be made of vibranium. CALL THE RUSSOS OUT. - Scarlet Witch Appreciation in general (still feel like she could have been more suped up tho tbh) - The CG was bad with the hulkbuster, y'all right - Teenage groot was too much aka, not anything, y'all right - If they had killed shuri, we would have exploded - APPRECIATE GAMORA, YES, - Talkin about Irondad - Steve calling Tony Earth's greatest defender, im crying, - There's not enough Cap, y'all right again - Thor and Caps Hammer. I think you guys are totally right, he could pick it up. Saying he wouldn't because he wouldn't wanna do that to thor??? B/C He's such a gentleman. SPOT ON - IT IS THE NUMBER ONE MCU MOVIE TELL IT LIKE IT IS Things I wish you had discussed/me critiquing ur critique: - Possibility that Thanos didn't actually love Gamora, because of his abusive relationship with her and that maybe this will play into the next movie? - More theories about how loki could be not dead, but maybe thats a whole other video - I thought Banner was gr8 in this, I loved him having that more lowkey comedic role, and I liked his development of him being able to hulk out. It leaves you wanting more for other movies! - Starlord is frustrating as shit in this, but i think flawed characters make the MCU, im fuming thinking about the scene tho - Y'all didn't talk about how boring they made thanos's squad, not that they had time - Didn't talk about Tony saying he wanted kids and then having peter die in his arms and how fucked up thats gonna make him I've never written such a long comment before in my life I just, have a lot of FEELINGS. Also, if someone actually read this, um thanks I guess, what are you doing???

[@meteor7528]

When you talk about the children of Thanos, and you say that the dark order is more of followers of Thanos and Nebula and Gamora is his real children, I remembered a moment in Guardians Of The Galaxy. Nabula say's right before she shot's Gamora's ship "Of all our siblings, I hated you the least" Or whatever. So the black order is his children, but he cares about Gamora more then the others

[@slinger5206]

Only thing about your Thanos/Hulk theory, Thanos doesn't use the power stone while battling Hulk. If you notice every time an infinity stone is used by Thanos it will light up on the Gauntlet. This idea NOT happen when Thanos takes Hulk down. This shows just exact how truly powerful Thanos really is.

[@00anapa]

You forgot to talk about the post credit scene!

[@brandonlaw392]

"Thanos will return" is based on the fact that he is the protagonist of the movie. Not necessarily the good guy, but the main character. As for why it's relevant that he returns despite his goal being reached, let's remember the title of the movies. He killed people. A lot of people. People close to the main characters. They aren't going to take that lying down. In the immortal words of Tony Stark: "If we can't protect the Earth, you can be damn well sure we'll avenge it."

[@world7033]

Spiderman was the most heart wrenching cornflake!!!😣😣😣😭😭😭 Also, #SpaceTools

[@kevinr7216]

My favorite line was when they called Thor “Pirate Angel”

[@dadsb105]

I think some people don't get that the power stone is the most powerful thing IN THE FRIGGEN UNIVERSE. Like, Thor survived getting deep-fried by a star. The fact that the use of the power stone nearly crushed his skull really shows its power. I mean, it is the PHYSICAL EMBODIMENT of power. Thor, a literal god, and hands down the strongest avenger, would've had his head popped like a grape if Loki didn't step in. The fact that Vision crumpled like a tin can in the grip of Thanos is very accurate. Vibranium may be the strongest metal, but it is no match for the might of the Stone of Infinite Power.

[@funforollie]

SilverAlloy347 time stone is more op

[@kyriacoskeravnos7228]

Haha nice one. Thor with Stormbreaker is unquestionably the strongest Avenger as of now.

[@albertschoise8091]

SilverAlloy347 he is not a god in the movies

[@tdcalverley99]

No-one gonna mention that Vision got crushed, but Cap held it off? With about the same amount of strain as it took to stop a helicopter from taking off in Winter Soldier? No?

[@dadsb105]

tdcalverly99 - My only explanation for that is that Cap caught Thanos off-guard. Thanos wasn't expecting him to be that strong or put up that much of a fight, so he was pulling his punches. He was obviously very surprised when Cap caught his punch, but the only reason he was surprised is that he thought he was going to go down easily, like everyone else he had just taken out. If you think someone is going to go down easily, you tend to pull your punches, saving your strength for someone who would be more of a challenge. Those are my thoughts on it.

[@christiandeepe6414]

Okay, I’m gonna go ahead and write this essay because a lot of people seem to miss this: In Defense of Peter Quill Obviously everyone knows that the way this played out was, as Doctor Strange says, “the only way.” However, not a lot of people seem to understand why it was the only way, and the movie does actually tell us. Think back to the scenes on Nidavaleir. Peter Dinklage said that “300 dwarves lived on this ring.” Then, Thanos came around, forced him to make the gauntlet, and afterward not only killed the other 299 dwarves, but also destroyed his hands. Why would he do that, when he’s very meticulous about balance and halves? Because they are a threat. The dwarves can make weapons that are powerful enough to kill Thanos, therefore stopping him from creating balance. This is why they all had to be eliminated. Now we fast forward to the scenes on Titan. Remember, Tony says that, “We almost got this thing off!” However, if they had gotten it off, they would have elevated themselves to the same threat level as the dwarves: beings capable of stopping Thanos. If Thanos realized that, he would have taken the same special care to destroy every single one of them, instead of just leaving it up to random chance. This is why Doctor Strange didn’t do anything to stop Quill. You all say that Peter Quill ruined everything, but the truth is that he SAVED everything. Also if that’s not enough for you, remember that Star-Lord only has two really important women in his life: His mother and Gamora, his girlfriend (or long term booty call as he puts it). Guess what? Both of them were killed by deity level beings who loved them, for “the greater good,” in reality so they could destroy the universe as we know it. Given how he reacted to Ego when he revealed he killed his mother, it’s no surprise that this is how he reacted to Thanos.

[@aadrianawill]

This is the best defense I've seen for Starlord and I was so pissed at him. But this ^^ makes sense

[@ferretfang5515]

Christian Deepe h

[@tdcalverley99]

Well put, although I don't think the threat level thing would have been going through his mind at the time. My question, though: if this is how he reacts to the beings that kill the women he loves, why was he prepared to kill her himself earlier in the film? The two scenes, while understandable and powerful on their own, just don't make sense in the same film.

[@wazleyy]

I think it's how he rationalized it that's important. With Gamora asking him to kill her, he had time to come to terms with it in his mind; he was able to mentally prepare himself if worse became worse. However, after rushing across the galaxy to reach her and save her from Thanos, he finds out she's already been killed, and he wasn't there to protect her, and she died away from him. He didn't get to properly say goodbye, just like what happened with his mother. Emotionally, for him, I think they're two very different and distinct scenarios.

[@prinsmarsvin]

Christian Deepe Even if you blame Peter the truth is that many characters made choices that led to this outcome. Gamora gave up the location of the soul stone. Doctor Strange didn't leave when Tony told him to and was taken captive. Tony wanted to face Thanos on Titan. Thor aimed for Thanos' chest and not his head or arm. Cap and Scarlet Witch insisted on trying to save Vision instead of destroying him as quickly as possible. They all contributed to the loss and whatever the Avengers do to make it right they will have to keep that in mind. The thing is... They are all human and make mistakes.

[@sabrinamcclain162]

It was established in Guardians 2 that Thanos liked Gamora more than Nebula because when they were children he would make them fight each other and Gamora would always win.

[@bigenano6838]

@supercarlinbrothers The reason Thanos takes away half instead of doubling is because loss & sacrifice teaches people to be grateful while paradise spoils people into takin things for granted. #MyInfinityTheory

[@stacia72310]

the spiderman cornflake death KILLED MY SOUL. THERE WERE INSTANT TEARS ON MY FACE. Also maybe my favorite part just in terms of cinematic experience was when Bucky disappeared the friend I was with said "Okay...?" because we weren't quite sure what was happening yet and this guy behind me said "aw HELL NO." and then just the silent sobs when Spidey died ahhh it hurts

[@jacobfletcher3922]

Guys the axe is Stormbreaker, not bringer. I loved Thor in this movie, as Ben said, he has definitely been solidified as my favorite character. The death that hurt me the most was Groot-SECOND TIME HE'S DIED! So painful

[@JohnnyFWA]

Jacob Fletcher what about Spider-Man?

[@iohannescraig7927]

Jacob Fletcher what about loki, it's his 3rd time. Oh and Dr. Strange, how many time will he die, right?

[@JohnnyFWA]

Eiann Craig honestly, I thought it was a typo of my name, but it is a complete coincidence that our names are so closely related.

[@jacobfletcher3922]

Eiann Craig Loki was also sad, but I knew he was going to die since the trailers came out. But he is for real dead, and that sucks. Johnny Fletcher Spider man was tough, but I know he'll be back, I mean everyone that went dusty will be back (we assume). This was just a newly born Groot, like last movie he was a baby. And he's the last of his kind! How is that balance?

[@louie-laur]

You only need a branch to revive Groot right? Well there's a mighty one that is part of Stormbreaker still around. Groot ain't dead. Vision is backed up by Shuri on a Wakandan hard drive she's just gotta rebuild him. Gamora is in the soul stone, just needs a body. The only one I consider actually dead is Loki. Especially the way Tom Hiddleson interviews with his "end of an era" talk.

[@nolanlove4782]

HOW IS THERE ANY POSSIBLE BETTER MOVIE THAN THIS!!!!!!!!!!!!!! unless if you are reading this in the future and you have seen avengers 4

[@simirabroadus2959]

🙋🏾‍♀️

[@rebeccamesserli8894]

Work_Smarter I agree

[@waluigi521]

well endgame still isnt as good as infinity war

[@yeanisch]

Engame gud, infinity war better

[@dannorlin2716]

I am from the future. Stay the heck where you are!

[@hoodi3guy33]

Star Lord: *Realizes Ego killed his mom* *Is reasonable and shoots him with his gun/blaster thingy* Also Star Lord: *Realizes Thanos killed Gamora* *Is an idiot and slaps him with his gun/blaster thingy*

[@PhilThePain]

Is loki dead? What was stranges plan? If groot dies and turns to ash does thors handle dissapear to? Like all those the signs that they exist, do they dissapear? Why is gamoraaaaa???? All these unanswered questions?!?!?!

[@kingbird7843]

Phil ThePain No His plan is unknown Yes Idk Yes

[@JazzyUnderscoreTrumpeter]

Why did their clothes disappear too?

[@ArticFuser]

My theory is that it is the opposite of what you said, it is that Groot died, but Thor only needs to literally PLANT Stormbreaker in order for groot to reform and have stormbreaker for an arm... or he is just a head on the handle...

[@keriiluv]

The flip phone has context though! Civil War!!!

[@shaggyjon985]

What was the context again? I don't remember :/

[@hydranoid2009]

Cap left it to tony in case he ever needed to contact him to save the world

[@landonharris3875]

hydranoid2009 Yeah i was confused why he had a flip phone but i rewatched Civil War the other day and was like ooooh

[@cassieo]

The fact that Tony was carrying it around, though. He was ready to forgive Steve? Maybe.

[@landonharris3875]

Cassie Ogle I thought of that too, could be.

[@SheriffBraylie]

My friend she only watched black panther then watched infinity war I about died when she said that

[@zuru2157]

Capt. America:Vision we don't trade lives!.... Ok now we need every wakandan to risk their lives is that good?

[@keriiluv]

Loki & Heimdall are for sure dead, but Gamora’s death is related to the soul stone so I don’t think she’s for sure dead.

[@victoriahumphrey2143]

Kelly Le In the comics Loki reincarnates as a child and Thor takes care of him.

[@theembercollective9640]

Kelly Le and she posted a picture on Instagram of her makeup trailer so she IS THARE

[@victoriahumphrey2143]

don't quote me, but i'm 95% sure that's what happens.

[@keriiluv]

gamer girl 36 I thought the finished filming the next Avengers already. But there was talks of her having a bigger role in the next Guardians, so there’s that too.

[@keriiluv]

Victoria Humphrey that’s so adorable

[@shinyohi9920]

Personally, I'm upset they didn't mention that Ebony Maw looks like Voldemort but it's okay! EDIT: Also, I believe Thor's *axe* was called *Stormbreaker* not a hammer called Stormbringer.

[@aiissabrendon2270]

Shiny O Hi SAME

[@sharairodriguez3388]

They actually changed Tony’s dialogue in the French version to say Voldemort & not Squidward. Which I honestly would have preferred 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jessekeplinger]

It is but in the comic it’s not Thor’s axe it’s Beta Ray Bill’s hammers name

[@carteriscool7086]

Shiny O Hi I thought so to

[@daniellewagner7140]

Shiny O Hi yessss I'm not the only one who saw Voldemort and not squid ward! Also when Gamora and Thanos were on the mountain and red skull came up I leaned over to my friend and whispered, "expecto patronum!"

[@LillyEvansPrincessJasmine]

“What did you do!?” “I aimed for the head”

[@TigerBon1]

wow, I just thought up something weird: What if someone ELSE who auditioned did AMAZING but... He couldn't snap his fingers

[@kj27wolf31]

CGI??? Perhaps we need to question Josh Brolin...

[@cookieandme23]

He just did the motion they added the sound in post

[@jessicamiller1721]

I think one of my favorite scenes had to be when Scarlet Witch or Wanda was destroying the mind stone. The movie sort of built up to it and made it really impactful. Throughout the movie they sort of go into depth with Vision and Wanda's relationship and if I'm honest I didn't like them together before the movie but after seeing this I loved it. So, when this scene played it felt very emotional. Vision's line "I'll just feel you" paired with Elizabeth Olsen's acting was incredible to me. She appeared entirely devastated and I personally felt for her. Then moving through with that scene when Thanos approached them, they carried in the action and incredibly developed powers of Scarlet Witch by having her hold him off with one hand while with the other she destroyed the mind stone. But above all else my favorite part in that scene had to be when Thanos almost seemed to relate to Wanda saying, "I'm sorry, little one" and basically that he knew how she felt. Thanos has already become one of my favorite villains and seeing a small bit of dialogue where he conversed with one of the heroes and almost related to them was definitely something I had never seen out of a Marvel movie before. Also, another little note I liked it how they didn't have Thanos kill or even try to harm Wanda after she had stopped fighting to hold him back when the mind stone was destroyed. One of the things I find I don't really like in Marvel villains is they always tend to kill just anybody and seeing Thanos spare Wanda really enforced the idea that he didn't want to kill everyone. Not only that, but maybe he saw the power he had seen in Gamora and wanted to keep her alive. It would certainly be an interesting comparison. But yeah, as Marvel films go that was one of my favorite and most multilayered scene.

[@dudetheman3]

Yes!! You did such a good job of putting that into words, thank you! That scene was very well done and so heartbreaking. Probably my favorite of the movie but then again, there are so many.

[@peterwayne3571]

But... He did kill her in the end

[@kawaiisassysweet1914]

Peter wayne it wasn’t his choice, he didn’t hand pick half the universe, it was just random

[@fantasystatsguru5278]

No discussion on Captain Marvel incoming? Or Dr. Strange line: "We are in the end game now" ? and my only nitpick is the underuse of the Time stone. Obviously ever one is pissed at Star Lord for punching him out of the Mantis Trance but there was time between then and when Doctor Strange lost the time stone he could have rolled back time to when they still had him and prevented Star Lord from doing that and allowing them to get the gauntlet off. Only Dr. Stranges words saying there is only 1 way we win makes it possible that he saw that Thanos had to get all the stones for them to eventually win and that makes his actions to beat Thanos in the moment no longer a failure.

[@Lytbringr0]

Yeah, I feel like Strange saw the whole of Avengers 3 AND 4, but can't tell Tony, because that would screw up the winning reality.

[@yabbadabbindude]

Fantasy Stats Guru all part of the plan

[@ronankelly6393]

The time stone is definitely a big plot hole in any sense. I would think that even if they got the gauntlet off that they are all still trapped on Titan and none of them are capable of wielding the Gauntlet. So I think Thanos would eventually come to and beat them all to get the gauntlet back. But then again, why woukd Strange fight at all and not just hand over the stone if it was the only way?

[@karlijns4816]

Ronan Kelly couldn't one of the other than try to use the gauntlet to get of the planet (space stone) or separate the gems again and take gamora's sisters ship?

[@Asiagirl644]

maybe they had to fight to make it more authentic?

[@GaeFootballClub]

the amount of things they got right in just a passing conversation about Endgame is insane to me. Cap with the hammer, using time as a way to get everyone back, snapping people back into existence

[@CAT-2323]

This movie has me shooketh and confusion. Well, atleast I say: There was an Attack on Titan.

[@KrisMadas]

Suprised you guys didn't talk about Dr Strange that much. He went from an okay character in his own movie to a complete powerhouse in this one. I was sad when Spiderman and Black Panther died but when Dr Strange faded I was the most surprised because I wondered how can they possible defense Thanos in the next movie without Strange's power.

[@Pfhorrest]

I thought he went from a complete powerhouse at the end of his own movie to disappointingly underutilized in this movie.

[@projecteer4498]

Nice way to remember all the places of infinity stones Tesseract Hurl your daughter off a cliff Aecear Necklace Orb Seriously vision (It spells Thanos) Credit: film theory comment section Sorry I suck at spelling

[@projecteer4498]

Haha cool

[@bellycity3206]

“Hurl your daughter off a cliff”

[@IamTabu]

H is for Hydra because Red Skull had it

[@charliegoldman.]

Alex Oram, ahaha 🤣 nice! That’s so funny

[@PKMNResearcherSkyler]

No!!! It's MattPatt's terrible singing, lol

[@sherryrobalino3764]

I cried when Loki died.....and I cried when Peter didn't want to die 😭😭💔 It hurt so much to see that.....

[@Dumsvensk]

Your voices are so similar, yet so different.

[@illy_is_me1007]

I understood how cap can hold the hand of Thanos with his infinity gauntlet......the beard 🧔!

[@fatboy06yt3]

Ten power of the beard

[@lonelytraveler541]

correct!

[@BlankKnightt]

...With great beard, comes great responsibility...

[@__-yh7zl]

@Ellieplays i love cinema wins

[@senakumapley9800]

...why does that emoji actually look like cap

[@starsandsuch7778]

Okay, but: could Groot hold Stormbreaker, because he’s a part of it? oh, excuse me, could Groot HAVE HELD it

[@MagnusTNT]

That was mean

[@matthewwriter9539]

Uniquegirl 10 Yes, he did for a while.

[@mr.narwhal9034]

Is Groot not technically holding stormbringer? His hand/arm is literally the thing holding it together.

[@starsandsuch7778]

Mr. Narwhal, you’ve got a point dude...!

[@robinelemans2373]

I love the sense of humor you guys have. You’re very comfortable on screen and work well together!!

[@estherl3239]

Damn I just realised that thanos is trying to solve the basic economic problem

[@ethang3924]

Dr. Strange gave the time stone not just for tony. He said that there were 14 million something possibilities and they win one. He says as he disappears it was the only way. He was most likely saying that he had to give the stone so they could win

[@wearevenom2579]

Ethan Grant YESSS

[@yuhdaddy3]

EXACTLY I kept telling this to everyone who was mad at Dr. Strange for giving the stone to Thanos... like maybe it was for a reason??? Glad someone sees that possible theory too

[@sharairodriguez3388]

Same. If he saw the one time they win why wouldn’t he, from there on, work towards only that. It’s the only thing that makes sense.

[@yuhdaddy3]

Zelda Casablancas exactly and I have evidence to support this theory too because previously Dr. Strange told Tony that he wouldn’t give up the stone for him or “the kid” (Spider-Man) no matter what so like all of a sudden he gave it to Thanos just for Tony’s sake?? Nah there’s more too it

[@KodasGarden]

14,000,605. That number is ingrained into my mind.

[@mm-dh1re]

Am I the only one who was crying uncontrollably in the theater when I watched it?

[@zillah1157]

No.............................

[@dawnmason9558]

No like a baby!!!

[@youtubingjaguar5082]

No, I cried at the end. ;)

[@newsiesforever208]

Nope, no you were not.

[@thebest-kd5yz]

absolutely not

[@xXEliteXx-kf3nm]

“You can’t be a friendly neighborhood spider man if there’s no neighborhood” 😂

[@Micah_ware]

In the comic books, Thanos killed half the population to impress the Goddess of death.

[@twistedj8609]

She wasnt the goddess of death