Tony and Pepper :D ?! Iron man 2 FIRST TIME WATCHING! MCU Phase 1 Movie reaction!

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Hi there, I hope you like this movie reaction of Iron Man 2, when I watch if for the first time! I feel like now I'm fully on the Marvel train! Which Marvel movie is your favourite and which hero is your favourite? Let me know!
I'm totally loving the evolution of Tony Stark and Pepper! If you're wondering why I didn't recognize Scarlett Johansson who I just watched in Jojo Rabbit, it's because this one was recorded earlier :D.
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[@jonathancunningham8739]

The fact that Tony Stark called his new element Badassium is really funny.

[@jurodriguez6026]

I remember at a midnight screening of this movie, when Thor’s hammer appeared, a man a few rows down screamed out “oh my god yes!” And began to cry. Dude went full fanatic! Ok confession time. That man was me. I absolutely lost my mind and could not hold it in. Being a 7 year old in the 90s and reading the comics was everything to me, an to see my childhood heroes on the big screen is something I would have never though I’d see.

[@Logan_Baron]

I don't blame you. That was verification that this wasn't just a movie, or a series of movies, but it was going to be a whole universe.

[@jeanpaulmedellin]

My uncle is a massive Thor fan, I took him to see the movie in midnight screening, he couldn’t stop grinning the whole time, never thought he would see his beloved character in a proper blockbuster movie.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

As a kid in the 90s that only really watched the cartoons (that mainly being spiderman and x-men), when thors hammer appeared I was all like "wait, huh? what is that?" I never read the comics. But still, the sneak peak, and for me, the mystery of what was coming next was so cool!

[@3Rayfire]

That hammer reveal...it was, "They're gonna do it, they're really gonna do it!"

[@corvus1970]

Sara from "Adventures In Babysitting" would have had the same reaction. I had a similar reaction when Thanos appeared at the end of the Avengers. It had been rumored, but I wouldn't allow myself to believe it until I saw it for myself. So, when Thanos stood, turned, and smiled, I was 110% all-in.

[@daz_n]

When you watch them all in order you really appreciate how well all the stories are interwoven. It's quite incredible.

[@DonGiggity]

I really love Sam Rockwell in Ironman 2. He’s a real genius at being that type of guy; well, too!!! He’s my favorite actor

[@FutureBoy85]

That part where Tony is watching the film of his Dad always gets me

[@futuramayeah]

in the movie theater, it was like den den den, the first hint of the mcu was back in the 1980s with the two movies, Adventures in Babysitting , when they kept teasing Thor the god of Thunder from Marvel comics and Howard the Duck, a movie by George Lucas , who made Star Wars and got a golden ticket from Hollywood to make any movie he wanted. so he picked the one character that he knew no one would make a movie about, he knew they would maka a Spiderman and HULK and Iron Man, but he picked the underdog and made a movie about him.

[@nathancruz9172]

21:52 the fun fact is that Jon favreau’s son as young Peter Parker before civil war to farm from home from Spider-Man.

[@jackthenarrator4735]

I find the bit with Pepper being sick at 5:17 funny because I recently re-watched CONTAGION, which Paltrow appeared in after this film, and her character was Patient Zero in the beginning of that film. I love how Justin Hammer represents how Stark was before he stopped manufacturing weapons. Hammer's misanthropic charisma isn't that dissimilar than Tony's. I'm pretty certain Sam Rockwell was strongly considered for the role of Tony Stark, he's probably the only other actor working today that could pull the role off like Downey did. Also, sad bit of trivia: DJ AM who appears at 12:17 died of a drug overdose shortly after filming his cameo for this movie.

[@cakes37]

I dont know if you know but at 3:34 there is an old man. That is Stan Lee he is the creator of Ironman Spiderman Hulk The Avengers and more. He will have a small cameo in all forthcoming Marvel movies so keep a look out for him.

[@CaptainFrost32]

Stan Lee as Larry King. First time in Iron Man, he was Hugh Hefner.

[@zarquondam]

@@CaptainFrost32 And in The Incredible Hulk he was the guy who drank the soda with Banner's blood in it. It is not impossible that he may pop up again.

[@zarquondam]

"he is the creator of Ironman Spiderman Hulk The Avengers and more." CO-creator. He had collaborators on most of these, usually Jack Kirby (though for Spider-Man it was Steve Ditko). The so-called "Marvel method" was that instead of the writer writing a script which the artist would then illustrate, Lee and Kirby would chat about story ideas, then Kirby would draw all the art without the dialogue, and then Stan would go in and add the dialogue. So Kirby's role in creating the characters and stories was at least as big as Lee's (many argue that it was bigger).

[@kaitlyn_stark]

fun fact: in that scene where Tony told Pepper to put on a mask till she felt better, the actress was actually sick while filming and RDJ tossed in a few lines about it

[@zarquondam]

3:35 - In the last Iron Man movie, Tony mistakes Stan Lee for Hugh Hefner. This time he mistakes him for Larry King!

[@blackback8357]

hugh hefner? i thought it was larry king

[@minnesotajones261]

I'm gonna miss Stan's cameos in all these movies! R.I.P. Stan!

[@thorkagemob1297]

@@blackback8357 he was hugh hefner in the first movie

[@blackback8357]

@@thorkagemob1297 wait what thats weird did i read it wrong anyway he is the best

[@thorkagemob1297]

@@blackback8357 yeah the original comment was just saying Stan Lee's cameo in the first movie is him as Hugh Hefner or atleast mistaken for and in this one his cameo is him as Larry King

[@robertchurch5646]

Tony Stark was a massive alcoholic in the comics.

[@mikemath9508]

me too except i'm not in comics

[@plumfun6750]

Robert Downy Jr was also a massive alcoholic and drug addict ... prior to landing the role of Iron Man. He was REALLY messed up, down and out, the whole 9 yards. Then he got his shit together and... well, we have Tony Stark as played by RDJ.

[@kaladinstormblessed8470]

@@plumfun6750 It's kind of poetic how similar rdj and tony actually are

[@XanthosAcanthus]

@@mikemath9508 yep. Covid isn't helping.

[@peterk7931]

"I go out there with a WMD strapped to my chest. Would you do that sober?"

[@mconnaghan]

I am legit so thrilled to see someone who knows so little about what to expect!

[@TheViper4Life]

If I remember correctly, back in phase 1, we didn't know what movies were coming. Marvel obviously did (they planned ahead), but we, as the fans, were always dealt the next film in the after credits scene. Phase 1 was such an experimental time for the MCU...it was about taking superhero films and making them serious feats of cinema (whereas before that most of them...outside of the first 2 Sam Raimi Spider-Man's and the first 2 X-Men films weren't taken very seriously),, and to get us to the first Avengers film...which was a huge team up movie that was doomed to fail at the time (no one could imagine them pulling off what you'll eventually see they did). After Phase 1 was such a massive success Marvel just up and told us the entire slate for Phase 2, then did the same when it was time for time for Phase 3 (and have since done the same for Phase 4). We know what to expect NOW...but back then it pure mystery, but in the best way possible.

[@Eidlones]

I think if you were up on movie news, you knew what was coming. I remember knowing Thor was coming out months before Iron Man 2 came out.

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

No they waited to see how ironman would pan out before they went ahead and did ironman 2 Thor and cap . Incredible hulk wasn't apart of disney MCU

[@Eidlones]

@@antoinerideaux-porche6036 Hell, when they first made Iron Man, they had a completely different roster planned for Avengers

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

@@Eidlones that I didn't know . Who did they have because before the original ones are the 1st avengers minus antman and the wasp who were founding members in the comic books

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

@@Eidlones did you know that wolverine was an avenger and a X-Men

[@kenfreeman8888]

I watched the Marvel movies with my brother in theaters. A lot of good times. I'm looking forward to all your reactions, Marvel and other movies too Marijchu.

[@P5YcHoKiLLa]

7:20 They filmed it after the Monaco Grand Prix, I remember watching the actual Grand Prix and they were mentioning that filming was going to be done and I think they interviewed Downey during the Grand Prix. A lot of it was filmed on reconstructed "streets" and then comp'd in.

[@robertrouse4503]

According to Kevin Feige, that little boy with the Iron Man mask was a younger Peter Parker. The future Spider-Man.

[@lordseshomaru86]

I can't hear Shoot To Thrill anymore without seeing this in my head. Thanks Marvel

[@MST3Killa]

Early in the MCU they didn't really announce their film schedule like they did towards the end. So people were genuinely unsure what movie (if any) might come next. It was still early enough there was some apprehension that they could put it all together and keep all these franchises going. Anyway, everyone could speculate since they introduced so many elements of The Avengers already that we would get films involving those characters to one degree or another (full films for each one or maybe like Natasha, Black Widow, where they make their appearance but aren't in their own movie...yet) and there had been public statements about all that as well. Honestly it was more fun for me not knowing what might come next without publicized schedules and stuff.

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

When the Iron Man and Hulk came out, I saw it in the theater. Outside the movies there was no hint it was a series. I was not on the Internet at the time. On regular television there was no clue given either that it really wasa series of movies. Then Iron Man 2 came out and and on TV they admitted "Yea, they're tied together. Comic book fans will love the end of Iron Man 2" They were not kidding us.

[@artiedelphigoo4080]

I never really thought about how Tony uses that specific shield to make his endeavor "perfectly level". Something about that shield really balanced Tony out...

[@robertmckinney1898]

I love your responses , haha ! I can have a bad day at work , I'll watch one of these episodes and all of a sudden I have a smile on my face. I have watched may reaction channels, but yours is one of the most genuine.

[@robertchurch5646]

Lt. Col. Rhodes aka War Machine is Tony’s sidekick in the comics.

[@CaptainFrost32]

He was also a Marine. However, if you are looking to blow a lot money on tech, it makes sense in the MCU that he would have to be in the chair force.

[@PhilBagels]

@@CaptainFrost32 If he was a Marine, he wouldn't have the rank of Lt. Col. He'd be a Commander, or something like that. I'm not disputing you. I just don't remember his rank in the comics.

[@metha9987]

Not gonna lie, I kinda prefer War Machine design more than Iron Man suit....so cool 😎

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@PhilBagels Commander would be a Navy Rank. USAF uses the same officer ranks as the USMC and US Army. When he first was introduced in the Iron Man comics in the 60's he was a Marine helicopter pilot.

[@imveritasproductions]

Partner

[@averagejoenscplays3313]

Your voice and accent are 👌, and so is your movie tastes. Though I think you could handle Pet Cemetery 😏 that is a great sgephen king reaction!!

[@iconocast]

didnt realy know thor was comeing and it was super hyped

[@sabalos]

I love how all these reaction channels react to superhero movies by going 'Wow, they like, spent loads of time explaining where he came from! That's really unexpected and unusual and cool' as if the origin story isn't the biggest cliche about superhero movies haha

[@jeffkovacs6521]

Another great reaction... it's so much fun, after all these years, to see these movies again, for the first time, thru someone else's eyes. Looking forward to taking this journey (again) with you!

[@larryclowers]

I love your voice. Your reactions make me smile.

[@A.jmmmm04]

simp

[@mast3rNate]

@@A.jmmmm04 is this bait? or do you actually believe a person giving compliments to someone over the internet is a simp?

[@jerb963]

this was a big mystery. Everyone was like "how could they make a thor movie?

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

It'll never work!

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

I know.... with Iron Man being so grounded and being made to be plausible within the world as we know it, m brain was trying to compute how thor would work. I was trying to think "like, so wait, are there aliens or what?"

[@user-dz6fy6qv2l]

@@PsychoMuffinSDM I for one thought they couldn't pull it off. But the way they mixed magic and technology was great and still carries over into the MCU. They never fully explain things but it's still semi-believable. As much as I love DC characters their version of mythology is just that: mythology. The MCU has people treating advanced alien technology as magic which would absolutely happen in real life.

[@johnnyskinwalker4095]

answer: not cool lol

[@TheHofman]

Marvel put a high bar for movies, as you said they really have good balance of action, story telling, comedy and great music, also the way how movies are like tvshow, all lead to something and cutscenes at end of the movie, great reaction, looking forward to next one!

[@samdeane5003]

This was really fun! Good on ya' Marijchu! 🍕

[@totomomo18]

Cant wait for Thor and Captain America first movies two of my favorite Mcu movies.

[@SchulzEricT]

The first Thor? I have The First Avenger as my favorite, so on that front: me too! But the first Thor is one of your favorites? I thought it was merely okay; fun characters, but a relatively bland story.

[@totomomo18]

@@SchulzEricT I like most of the first phase movies except The Hulk and Iron Man 2. Also I like Doctor Strange , Thor Ragnarok and The Gurdian movies

[@MST3Killa]

I liked Cap in First Avenger but I was a bit disappointed by how much of his heroics they just kinda gloss over with a montage. I thought they could have done a bit better with that honestly.

[@totomomo18]

@kratos Speck for yourself. I like true north heros better than I like anti heros

[@barnabydodd8956]

When guys fight there is a mutual respect afterwards. In a weird way, it's like bonding.

[@n7josh911]

I love your laugh!! It’s so adorable. I love your reactions.

[@stevenhayes859]

I love your laugh. Makes the reaction even more entertaining.

[@danielmorency2242]

Before I went to see Iron Man 1 at the movies, I knew almost nothing of the Avengers, and/or most of the Marvel universe. They did such a good job of introducing us to every character as the movies move along. I'm totally hooked now. What a great bunch of films... Not a single "bad" one as of yet (IMO).

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Love your reactions. The MCU is a lot of fun

[@FrayedBristles]

You look so different without glasses!

[@ja3033]

I was wondering what's different. You didn't have glasses on!! Haha

[@vkdeen7570]

I love the fact that u so excited by the mcu movies now :) trust me it actually gets better and better on your question yes to some extent they knew what they were gonna do because it's mostly derived from the comics... so they know where and how characters interact and what stories are available and thus how to mesh them. but it really is a master piece the way they make it all fit and are generally faithful to the comics. (of course they have to adapt and change some things) soon the movies will start to tie in tighter and the overall arc for the universe will become clearer

[@yaakov22]

Love the contacts look although you certainly are cute with glasses too 👓

[@06mustangCE]

Loved your reaction, as always. Glad you liked it and I can't wait for you to watch through the rest of the MCU. I don't think this movie gets enough respect. People tend to put this one towards the bottom of their list when ranking Marvel movies but I've always liked this one. Sam Rockwell is fun and over-the-top and Mickey Rourke is just cool. Also, RIP to comedian Garry Shandling who plays the senator who hates Tony. And RIP to DJ AM who was playing music at Tony's party.

[@determinator7012]

Man I miss the rush of watching these movies in the cinema every year. Good Times and memories. Infinity Saga rules!

[@brysonfreeman7226]

Yes, definitely stick to the Infinity Saga with Iron Man through Avengers: Endgame, and ignore the other ones after

[@wackyvorlon]

His tattoos in this indicate he’s a captain in the Russian mafia.

[@dilf4097]

like 'bratva' in the arrowverse?

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

@@dilf4097 Like bratva in the universe. Like, in the real world.

[@p.mc.4449]

The credits give you time to go to the restroom before the post credit scene. LOL!

[@arikheglund1051]

Yes! Welcome to the Marvel journey!

[@garyw0001]

I just watch a movie last night which I think you'd enjoy... "Black Sunday"; a crime thriller about terrorists who want to blow up the Super Bowl. It's from 1977, and stars Robert Shaw (from JAWS), and features a John Williams soundtrack.

[@noobsunrider5843]

There are these short-films in the MCU called Marvel One-Shots. They're quick, kinda funny and there's just 5 of them. I'd strongly reccommend watching at least "Marvel One-Shot: The Consultant": it helps explain something about the final scene of Incredible Hulk. Here's all the one-shots and when to watch them: - A funny thing happened on the way to Thor's hammer (right before or after THOR) - The Consultant (right after THOR) - Item 47 (right after THE AVENGERS) - Agent Carter (not to be confused with the TV show, after THE AVENGERS) - All-hail the King (right after IRON MAN 3)

[@rociosalazar8840]

Fun fact they film that Racing scene at Downey Studios. it's no longer there but I remember passing by and seeing the set look like a race track. 😀

[@The_Bermuda_Nonagon]

17:06 Probably my favorite moment in any Marvel movie.

[@stonecoldku4161]

You started the movie wondering what the movie or the character of Tony Stark would've been if someone else played him. At one point Tom Cruise was the choice or the studio's favorite for who they wanted to play Tony Stark. That would've been one hell of a difference.

[@monkerbrown]

So good! Thanks @Marijchu

[@CaptainFrost32]

A couple movies not in the MCU that I would enjoy your reactions for : The Rocketeer, and Galaxy Quest.

[@chrismcelligott5462]

I second Galaxy Quest.

[@garykephart]

@@chrismcelligott5462 only after she watches a few Star Trek episodes. Otherwise, it will be lost on her.

[@MalachiFrazee222]

Never give up, never surrender!

[@CaptainFrost32]

@@garykephart The difference in roles for Sam Rockwell... what a guy...

[@Atlas_Redux]

Rocketeer is fantastic. The original Iron Man (movie). Way ahead of its time.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Marijchu! The second Iron Man entry is a total blast that ups the ante of the first film by having Tony ride high on the celebrity of his public declaration as well as suffer privately from deadly blood poisoning caused by his arc reactor, create a new element as well as a new suit, contend with a vengeful technical genius as well as a corporate antagonist and engage in a colossal three-way armored battle for the climax! The Hammer-Vanko storyline is clearly a tribute to one of Iron Man's signature arcs -- "Armor Wars" -- wherein Tony has to shut down every operation that's appropriated stolen StarkTech including SHIELD! This is also the only film to touch on Tony's alcoholism which should have been the subject of a whole movie as it is CENTRAL to the character. The legendary "Demon in a Bottle" arc has Tony hit rock bottom and turn over his Iron Man duties to James Rhodes which would have been some great material for both Robert Downey, Jr. and Don Cheadle as the new 'Rhodey' replacing Terrence Howard. The film boasts an incredible cast with RDJ portraying Tony Stark in full manic mode as a man keenly aware of his imminent mortality yet in simultaneous aggressive denial. He is supported by a nakedly envious Sam Rockwell as Justin Hammer, a menacingly bemused Mickey Rourke as Ivan Vanko aka Whiplash, a lusciously lethal Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanov aka Black Widow and an earnest, exasperated Don Cheadle as Lt. Col. James 'Rhodey' Rhodes aka War Machine. Garry Shandling even shows up in a small role he reprises elsewhere in the MCU as Senator Stern. The "His Girl Friday"-like romantic banter between Tony and Gwyneth Paltrow's Virginia 'Pepper' Potts remains a comic highlight with Clark Gregg's Agent Phil Coulson serving as a great straight man. I also really like John Slattery's contribution as elder Howard Stark who looms so large in Tony's life. Slattery's portrayal in Stark's promotional recordings is a hybrid of a young Howard Hughes and a middle-aged Walt Disney. Of course, Jon Favreau as Harold 'Happy' Hogan and Paul Bettany as JARVIS return. Perpetually p***ed-off Sam Jackson as Col. Nick Fury swings by to drop some dark Stark legacy in Tony's lap as well as drop a hint of Asgardian doings in the Southwest. Leslie Bibb returns as journalist Christine Everhart as does Tim Guinee as USAF Major Allen. Kate Mara has a bit part as a process server and Elon Musk appears as himself! TRIVIA: 1. Natasha's belt buckle carries her sigil which is the red angular hourglass shape that is found on the actual backs of black widow spiders. 2. The events of "Iron Man 2", "The Incredible Hulk" and "Thor" all occur during one week in MCU-time called Fury's Big Week! EASTER EGGS: 1. The half-finished, star-spangled convex object Tony uses to balance his makeshift particle accelerator is a prototype of Captain America's shield! 2. While Tony reads his psych evaluation by Natasha, one of the holo-screens shows a field reporter covering the aftermath of Hulk's Culver University rampage! 3. The kid in the Iron Man helmet Tony saves from the drone at the Expo is a pre-Spider-Man Peter Parker! CAMEO: 1. Stan Lee shows up as Larry King complete with suspenders as Tony descends the escalator from the opening Stark Expo! END-CREDIT SCENE: 1. The end-credit scene is actually an excerpt from "Thor" which shows Coulson arriving in New Mexico at the crater made by the impact of Thor's fallen hammer, Mjolnir. The next chronological stop in the MCU is a featurette called a One-Shot that occurs at the end of "Iron Man 2" prior to the end-credit scene which is actually a clip from "Thor". "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" serves as a little prelude to "Thor" as Coulson travels to New Mexico and stumbles onto some unexpected action. It is found on the "Captain America: The First Avenger" blu-ray or on vimeo.com/140163807

[@alanhilton3611]

At the end when they crossed the repulsor beams to defeat Ivan it really did remind me of the Ghostbusters when they crossed the streams,and you'll love Thor he's one of the strongest avengers with some awesome humour.

[@lordmortarius538]

Ivan Vanko, known here in the MCU as Whiplash, is a combination of Whiplash and the Crimson Dynamo from the comics. Agent Natasha Romanoff is also known as the Black Widow, a super-spy. Rhodey takes the Mark II suit and becomes the War Machine (one of my personal favorites).

[@jerb963]

oh just you wait. As in the other comments Tony Stark was a brilliant Drunk.

[@gatroy13]

Mari, really really amazing reaction's and comments. I loved it when Tony changed into his suit as the race track. Your read into the villain knowing he could just build it again and also that he was going to control the suits. You will really like Thor. It has the same mixture of comedy and action. Thank you for a great video and looking forward to the next one. Stay Safe and well. Let's gooooo,

[@noobsunrider5843]

>cya later BetweenWorldsDesign, you mad lad

[@felixjaitman4715]

his radioactive heart is poisoning his blood he needs a new one, less radioactive but vey powerful!

[@alexpeters3328]

Your goofy nerd laugh is so adorable 🥰

[@thomasrichards6245]

Dana says- Now is the time to watch the Marvel short "A Funny Thing Happened On the Way To Thor's Hammer", before watching Thor. You can usually find a copy of it here on KZbin.

[@crazypeopleonsunday7864]

21:17 Actually, Natalie isn't too far off. In the comics, Black Widow's real name is Natalia, and Natasha is an alias. Or vice versa. I can never remember for sure.

[@SchulzEricT]

My favorite MCU film is "Captain America: The First Avenger". The Cap trilogy is easily the best in the MCU; most people, I think, would go with either 2 (Captain America: The Winter Soldier) or 3 (Captain America: Civil War) as the best - and they're both great - but I just love how wholesome the first one is. There's one scene in particular that *perfectly* encapsulates Cap's character; at that point, I could relax because I knew the people behind the movie knew what they were doing, that I could trust them to do his character justice. (Unlike the Rand fanboy Zack Snyder with regards to Superman.) The final few movies in the MCU really hit so hard - the characters, the relationships, the choices - in a way that resonates so much because of the long journey we took with all the characters up to that point. So maybe one of the final ones is better, more enjoyable, but as a stand-alone experience, I'll choose The First Avenger. I love boy scout heroes like Cap (and Superman, and I think Cyclops is often that way; I think it's such a shame that James Marsden wasn't given more to do in the early X-Men movies. I'm not thinking about Westworld, and how he was wasted as a good actor; I'm thinking of Sex Drive, and how he was wasted as a charming, funny guy).

[@zarquondam]

Snyder's take on Superman is about as un-Randian as a take could get.

[@PhilBagels]

The first Cap movie is my favorite MCU movie as well. Although I think the Iron Man trilogy is better over all than the Cap trilogy.

[@bobriemersma]

I also liked how the Agent Carter TV series fleshed out some corners of the Iron Man and Cap story lines. Howard, Peggy, and Edwin are all pretty cool.

[@SchulzEricT]

@@PhilBagels Really? That's shocking to me; I thought the Cap trilogy being the best was pretty much unanimous; I've just seen so many people choosing both Civil War and The Winter Soldier as their favorites, and Iron Man 2 and 3 being... fun, but flawed. There's one obvious problem with 3 - a character that people were disappointed by - that didn't bother me because I didn't know him and so didn't have any expectations, so I actually liked the performance... although I of course understand why those people were disappointed. So I liked 3 more than most. But still... um, not sure if you care, but here's a video talking about how Civil War is the best comic book movie ever: kzbin.info/www/bejne/q6rbp4Cuep17r8k Like I said, I actually prefer The First Avenger, but he makes a compelling case; there's a lot of clever things that I missed when I watched it, and his analysis of it makes me appreciate it so much more. (It has spoilers, obviously, but I assume Mary won't see it, much less click on it. And I'd be surprised if anybody else on here, watching her reactions, hasn't already seen the MCU in its entirety.)

[@SchulzEricT]

@@zarquondam It's all about "with great power comes no responsibility to your fellow man" so... yeah, that's pretty Randian. His parents push that agenda left and right; both of them (it's not just in Man of Steel, it's echoed again in... BvS, I'm pretty sure.) And the emphasis is always on action over character, on fighting over helping people... which isn't exactly Randian philosophy, but his fingerprints are all over the DCU. To its detriment.

[@felixjaitman4715]

Tony's father was Howard Stark he was very involved with the Capt America supersoldier making even if he didnt made the supersoldier drug

[@jamesward9499]

I love watching your reactions so much. Just wanted to tell you.

[@justinlaboy6837]

damn, you're gonna make me watch through all these movies again lol

[@jasonrivero2939]

I come for the reactions, but stay for that laugh.

[@MovieswithMary]

Which Marvel movie is your favourite? :)

[@bleedingreen4018]

Infinity War

[@NightSkyJeff]

It's too close to call between *Captain America: Civil War* and *Avengers: Infinity War*

[@jameswilliamsjunior7401]

Winter Soldier, Civil War, Black Panther and IW

[@jeffpope3221]

Winter Soldier, Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers: Infinity War.

[@richardmeyer6807]

Winter Soldier.

[@dwb041]

If you're trying to watch the marvel movies in chronological order you should go back and watch Captain America and Captain Marvel because they take place earlier in the timeline.

[@felixjaitman4715]

those Hammer's drones are war machines!

[@felixjaitman4715]

the white moustache man is Stan Lee, creator of all of the Marvel chaacters

[@mylesm.5147]

​"To be fair, the DCU is also impressive... Impressively bad)" - @Boris turovskiy thank you, that comment needed more attention and to be restated.

[@iamdeathiamentropyiamdarks3517]

Every reactor who watches dc movies sees how good they are and keep wondering why people say they are bad. Marvel fanboys like you are the ones with the problem.

[@vvivvian7737]

​@@iamdeathiamentropyiamdarks3517 DC used to have better comics and in movies dark knight trilogy was great but Marvel stomps DC in the division of movies. don't know much about recent comics though. DC movies are good but Marvel has laid a nice foundation for their movie series and succeeded in it.

[@marketinglaptop6608]

Loving the new title card.

[@CaptainNice]

Kevin Feige has a general plan, none of the 2020 movies hit theaters, so the plan had to be adjusted, and Disney bought Fox so they have access to another 5,000 or so characters for the MCU. And some wish list items, there's some actor/character matches that would be fun but aren't realistic. When they make a movie, the writer and director (not Kevin) are totally focused on making the best movie possible - if that messes up The Plan, well fine. And writers like to add callbacks that nobody planned on.

[@39Hundred]

You may not know this but Natasha Romanoff’s superhero/spy name is “Black Widow”.

[@dunringill1747]

I like that you are coming into these MCU movies fresh with no prior knowledge. With that said, you are going to need a mod for the comment section. Some commentors drop too many spoilers.

[@antongarnovsky8897]

Watch hotel grand budapest, or moonrise kingdom. Super cool films

[@nothefabio]

21:35 That kid was Peter Parker.

[@MrFarnanonical]

No glasses is a good look for you!

[@sakori_the_peach8816]

The kid who was wearing the iron man mask is confirmed to be Spider-Man

[@chrispinkney8182]

Thanks ...

[@walkingwounded3824]

Great job!

[@barbarjinx3802]

Elon was one of the inspirations for the movie version of Tony stark. Jon Favreau set up a meeting between him and RDJ so he could get his vibe.

[@barbarjinx3802]

@@JanPospisilArt for whom?

[@barbarjinx3802]

@@JanPospisilArt for whom?

[@gorgdemorg9381]

Justin Hammer is also in "the way way back". A great movie to react to.

[@MST3Killa]

One of my favorites. Good indie flick that's just sweet and fun.

[@StephenRansom47]

Fun Fact: Randy’s Doughnuts is Real. Yup, in Los Angeles, California there is a big doughnut on top of Randy’s Shack. So proud. 😊 Elon’s come a long way since then... 🤔 is he Ironman?

[@antoinerideaux-porche6036]

Mari the big giant donut that Tony starks was in is the actual real donut there's a few donut shops out here in California that had the same donut they're really famous in California

[@zairac2564]

The worst thing about the after credit scenes in the theater is that could end up Tycho Brahe-ing yourself.

[@frankbowman9493]

I love the Tony & Pepper romance!

[@boristurovskiy351]

My favorite MCU movies are probably all three Captain Americas, the first Avengers, and the first Guardians (that is, if I had to pick a top5)

[@JW666]

18:31 Yep, Captain America 🙂

[@bottlecaps2741]

If you enjoyed John Favreau and Scarlett Johansson's interactions I think you would really like Favreau's film "Chef" personally I think it's one of his best films.

[@hirvale]

the lack of glasses threw me off

[@Elnuwanda]

Sam Rockwell is a fu****n beast! (Aka Captain K in "Jojo Rabbit")

[@Matej_Sojka]

I am still furious about the ExWife not working properly. Sure, Stark may have better tech than Hammer, but if the US military and so many others are buying from them as second choice and that mini-rocket is what Hammer is proud of, it will be effing reliable.

[@MillenWalker3658]

21:47 That kid is Peter Parker

[@felixjaitman4715]

Hammer have a bigger ego than Tony and that seems highly dangerous!

[@judeelrik8153]

21:48 is a young peter parker aka spiderman aka tom holand

[@davis.fourohfour]

Not just Elon Musk. Hammer's factory is the SpaceX Falcon 9 factory.

[@catspaw3092]

When I saw Don Cheadle as the new Rhodey it didn't bother me that much honestly he has better chemistry with Robert anyway I did feel bad that Terrance wasn't brought back but Cheadle really sell it for me as Tony's bf & War Machine. Also the kid that Tony saved was little Peter Parker Tom Holland said so in an interview. Scarlett really nailed Natasha I love her long spiral hairstyle that & the Farrah Fawcett hair in CW are my favorite hairstyles for her.