Top 20 Marvel Moments That Left Us Speechless

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[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Guardians of the Galaxy!

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[@HornedSerpent86]

​ the snap

[@jcj268]

Top 20 Badass Moments from The MCU’s Infinity Saga

[@hunterrousseau3770]

Number #1 The snap

[@adamgrunther1367]

Having seen Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, there are so many moments that left me speechless, especially when it involved Rocket.

[@trexadvent4726]

Since Rocket Raccoon is alive and new leader of the Guardians of the Galaxy, I can't wait to see him recruiting Sam Alexander as Nova the Human Rocket just like in the Comics

[@Dopecheetah]

I cried from the jump of that movie till about an hour so afterwards. God it was good

[@jcj268]

Was sad when Rocket lost Lylla and his friends

[@1rickopotamus]

One of the best marvel movies damn

[@1rickopotamus]

@@Iforgotmyusernamedude yeah wtf it seems impossible that it could be that good seeing how the last few MCU movies were so meh. Thor love and thunder actively enraged me how disappointing it was considering the hype. Just an hour and a half of silliness, taika waititi wrote that movie in like 4 days while he was on vacation drinking it seems

[@OratoryJamesIV]

"The dad speech" is still the best single piece of acting in the entire MCU. Just perfection from Keaton.

[@jackraider1039]

You wanna get nuts? let's get nuts.

[@chuumon95]

Kamala is suppose to be an Inhuman

[@JacksonLane02]

Honestly that whole Liz's dad being Vulture is probably in the best plot twists of the MCU so far especially Pre Infinity War and Endgame

[@PaulWTaber-zd8ds]

Time stamp please

[@steve-o6707]

Man it sure is epic. I forgot about it I'm about to go watch that movie now.

[@exophorisal6455]

The closest MCU moment came to making me cry was Rocket’s cry. It was so good that Bradley Cooper honestly deserves an Oscar for 2023 for best animated actor.

[@lorenzotosi7872]

Bradley Cooper only gives voice, the motion is from kraglin'sa actor

[@CT-9904-Crosshair]

Dude ikr, I actually had to fight my tears for that one. It hit even harder for me, as it was kind of a love story, something I have never experienced in my 18 years of life. For me, Lylla getting shot was like my heart breaking from a lack of love.

[@realsteal0003]

You mean young rocket's cry, right? That was actually given by Sean Gunn not Bradley Cooper

[@freakjob0]

Lyla's death chokes me up every time.

[@marionbaggins]

Sorry because they didn't give to Andy Serkis as Gollum Bradley Cooper and anyone else post Andy Serkis wouldn't win it.

[@jacksonlanterns3731]

I can't believe that there's not even a mention of Tony's sacrifice here. It went from audience cheers to deathly silence within a fingers snap of a second. That weight from the silence was HEAVY too. Easily one of the top 3 for me.

[@ftolead]

Yes, this could replace Captain America wielding Mjölnir, because no one was speechless at that moment.

[@godzillakingofthemonsters8414]

I miss Tony

[@toreyzyre]

Yea, for sure. Saw this in theatres, people were cheering when Tony snapped but then the consequence set in, went from seat shaking applause and stamping of feet to just cold soul crushing silence. Everyone felt it, from the hardcore fans to the casuals.

[@Vivaan_Mishra]

exactly my thoughts, i think that should be number one, with thanos about to snap for the second time to wipe half the universe, tony having all the stones arranged in his hand

[@jasonsenter1646]

@@ftolead I was.

[@huntsman1999]

Say what you will about Phase 4. But Oscar Isaac acting in Moon Knight was top notch! ❤

[@Binnieishere]

Too bad show was garbage. Phase 4 is still crap.

[@spenser-ir1lt]

I agree with Korean life

[@slayte8341]

@@Binnieisherelol mid opinion

[@Binnieishere]

@@slayte8341 Slow pace, horrible character development, predicable story details, messy outline. While I agree Isaac's acting was top notch, it just didn't have anything else to offer outside of that. It just felt like a random standalone series on Netflix or something. All the MCU shows have been crap other than Loki and even that show was a bit messy here and there.

[@t1mebombb]

@Marco Bernal I thought phase 4 was good, moon knight is a great show I watched it like 10 times Already

[@BigFella117]

When I first saw the ending of Infinity War, the entire theater was dead quiet, except for one person crying. Seeing some of my favorite characters just disappear into dust was so shocking for me

[@adad87821]

right?i was shocked to see the bad guy actually win in the end usually its the heros win everytime

[@typicaltabbycat5383]

Same here 😢

[@BigFella117]

@@adad87821 agreed

[@theflabby100]

That was the only time that a movie ended and everyone just got up, left and didn’t make a sound. I had my mouth wide open the entire drive home

[@johndevin1193]

Well, Thanos is the Protagonist in Infinity War.

[@Twiggymaster666]

“I don’t feel so good” broke me and even worse when I found his spider-sense was trying to keep him alive

[@arfinjalal4563]

Yeah

[@Petrcech201]

Realizing this now 🫠🫠🫠🫠🫠

[@BigEvil6686]

Seeing the terrible MCU version of Spider-Man die brought me so much happiness. If only he would have stayed dead.

[@Yes-lj8fl]

​@@BigEvil6686 don't be so mean

[@OnyxZeroX]

It still breaks me 😭 even knowing he eventually survives doesn’t help me fight the tears but his acting and delivery was just too good

[@parkesyreviewsstuff7587]

Liz's Dad is one of the best scenes in the MCU. Keaton was genuinely scary during this scene.

[@sergioflorezacosta4502]

Keaton's a hell of an actor.

[@calebsoria1777]

Peter was definitely speechless in my experience. He sacrificed his identity to save the multiverse, meaning everyone he ever loved and cared for will forget him. At least he finally learns that with great power comes great responsibility. His death for 5 years hit hard. The reason is that in his previous movie Homecoming, His mentor Tony said to him " If those people died on that boat that would be on you but if you died then that would be on me. I don't want to have that in my conscious." Knowing he was about to die he said I'm sorry knowing that he would cause his mentor damage when he was gone. that scene was sad.

[@spudley_1_325]

I maintain that the blood on Cap's shield is the most shocking moment listed. Nothing can beat it (in my opinion) for the shear, visceral factor of blood coating such an iconic item. Nevermind the shield though, just how brutal-a-death it was, given the context (the man wasn't who killed Lamar, and they were in a foreign country), surely earns it higher than 5th

[@sarahquinn6849]

Especially since they had John Walker do it in the cap costume, while most adults will get that it’s a different person, can you imagine if someone younger saw that and all they saw was Captain America kills someone like that

[@spudley_1_325]

@@sarahquinn6849 Exactly.

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

I was shocked to see blood on caps sheild Captain America's shield represents truth and justice but john walker dishonered it by killing someone who wasn't responsible for killing his friend. Thankfully sam took the shield and became Captain America!

[@aroosfilms1891]

America has shed real blood for hundreds of years. stop the romanticzing bs

[@robbbiee1367]

you can also see how shocking that moment is for Bucky, watching a symbol he always associated with Steve and the only real family he ever had, covered in blood and used to kill someone so brutally

[@CoolPaDuke]

The moment when Andrew Garfield caught MJ still makes me cry like a baby.

[@ASoulphoenix]

His tearful look as he finally redeems himself for what happened to Gwen says it all

[@chrislecount4801]

Me too. I still think that particular scene was simultaneously heartwarming and heartbreaking. Heartwarming because Andrew Garfield succeeded where he had failed to save Gwen Stacy before. Heartbreaking because he had saved MJ instead of Gwen and I didn’t know if MJ was going to start dating Andrew Garfield and leave Tom Holland’s Spider-Man.

[@MoaiRock1234]

He understood how mcu Peter would feel losing who he loves

[@therongjr]

I just rewatched it a few days ago and cried my eyes out. I am even almost starting to cry again NOW just to reading your comment.

[@skullfire96]

Since the chapters don't work too well, here are the timestamps for this video: 0:38 Number 20: Thor Goes for the Head - "Avengers: Endgame" (2019) 1:37 Number 19: Kamala Khan is Confirmed to be a Mutant - "Ms. Marvel" (2022) 2:49 Number 18: A "Quick" Cameo - "WandaVision" (2021) 4:09 Number 17: Liz's Dad - "Spider-Man: Homecoming" (2017) 5:34 Number 16: Quicksilver's Death - "Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015) 6:30 Number 15: Mark Reveals Steven's Origin - "Moon Knight" (2022) 7:49 Number 14: The Mandarin Reveal - "Iron Man 3" (2013) 9:01 Number 13: Rhodey's Fall - "Captain America: Civil War" (2016) 10:04 Number 12: Isaiah's Backstory - "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" (2021) 11:16 Number 11: Ego Both Gives & Is Cancer - "Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2" (2017) 12:23 Number 10: The Multiverse is Born - "Loki" (2021) 13:35 Number 9: Who Killed Tony's Parents - "Captain America: Civil War" (2016) 14:38 Number 8: T'Challa's Funeral - "Black Panther: Wakanda Forever" (2022) 15:33 Number 7: Thanos' Sacrifice - "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018) 16:55 Number 6: Hydra Had Infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. - "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" (2014) 18:06 Number 5: A Bloodied Shield - "The Falcon and the Winter Soldier" (2021) 19:08 Number 4: Illuminati Demise - "Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness" (2022) 20:21 Number 3: Peter Who? - "Spider-Man: No Way Home" (2021) 21:51 Number 2: Cap Brings the Thunder - "Avengers: Endgame" (2019) 23:28 Number 1: The Snap - "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018) You're welcome :)

[@loganroy24]

You're doing God's work, my good sir 👍

[@Daniel-vc3ny]

Thank you.

[@skullfire96]

If you’re seeing this, I’d suggest liking this comment to make it to the top so that others can see it too

[@sava898]

Thanks!

[@violetoderwald6535]

John Walker's brutal killing AKA bloodied sheild scene was ABSOLUTELY JARRING.

[@eldeadkilljohnkennedy3946]

Full on 50 cent on guy.

[@RealElevenTimes]

John Walker was the only good thing about that show.

[@ShutterBud420]

@@RealElevenTimesBucky

[@RealElevenTimes]

@@ShutterBud420 You mean when Bucky together with Falcon beatdown and broke Walker's arm, because he killed a terrorist who was indirectly responsible for killing Walker's best friend and blowing up a building full with civilians? That guy?

[@ЕлизаветаАвдеева-щ5ч]

I can’t think of a single character who annoyed me as much as John Walker

[@darkecofreak23]

As Dr. Erskine said, “the serum amplifies everything within, so Good becomes Great. Bad becomes Worse.” Where Steve was a genuinely good person who took the serum out of a sense of patriotism, John was already disillusioned and had done terrible things during his time as a soldier, so the serum amplified his demons, including his sense of entitlement from being named Captain America.

[@brnticuzjai860]

Yeah that was why I loved his character for what it was.i say the actor did really well in that part.

[@bearislandthuglife3463]

To be honest John Walker is still a more Accurate face of US Militarism Steve Rogers is a more romanticized simple black and white face of it.

[@darkecofreak23]

@@brnticuzjai860 Absolutely. Wyatt did his job and made us feel for John, dislike, disgust, disappointment, all the dis-es. 😂

[@calebsoria1901]

Thank you at least someone understands what the serum means

[@RealElevenTimes]

Tf no. The only bad thing John did in the whole series was executing the terrorist in public. The filmmakers tried so hard to portray him like he's in the wrong, when in most scenes he acted like a great person even when other people treated him like shit, because he was not Steve. Literary putting him up to standards that are impossible to achieve and then blaming him.

[@georgec7782]

I went to see Endgame the day after it came out. I have never seen a group of theatergoers go nuts like they did when Cap used Mjiolnir. Years later, I still get goosebumps when I watch that scene.

[@fayesouthall6604]

Absolutely people whooped and cheered

[@TheImaginator972]

I was very speechless when I saw Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire for the first time joining the MCU from their franchises.

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

I sall Spider-Man no way home in theaters and i was hoping they would be in and it was the best movie i have ever scean.

[@fayesouthall6604]

That made me so happy

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

@@fayesouthall6604 me too.😍

[@jaytrace1006]

When Nebula told Drax that he wasn’t meant to be a destroyer, but to be a dad in GOTG 3 got to me, for sure…

[@Kenn08koms]

That twist in Homecoming was effective because it was personal and grounded. It wasn't like a grand unmasking like in Scooby-Doo. And that scene in the car was so scary coz it was suffocating and claustrophobic. Again, very effective.

[@AirbenderHawk]

All of these moments truly did hit different in the theaters, right before the pandemic, and right now, they still hit us till this day.

[@travistotle]

I really really hope the MCU is able to give us another moment that comes anywhere near close to the hype of Cap holding Mjolnir. Unfortunately, I kinda doubt it, but I can hope!

[@T.R.D.]

​@@travistotleWe were so connected to the whole team. The new members just don't seem as good but it's just starting again so let's see.

[@sergioflorezacosta4502]

Yeah, Specifically Ms Marvel moment was a game changer

[@YeahYeahOkOkWhatever]

That Moonknight episode still has me shook a whole year later 😢

[@domonicredmond1894]

Good thing I watched this video before watching the series

[@user-em6ie2be7x]

Rest in Peace Chadwick Boseman Wakanda Forever! 🙇🏿‍♂️🙇🏿‍♀️

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

Wakanda Forever!

[@olvialee7221]

203: This is my huge favorite even when everyone screams like a stadium when Captain America holds the hammer. I wasn’t shocked, I was freaking amazed

[@mateicocilea8913]

"I am Groot" That line left me shocked for days

[@Just1Tony23]

Andrew Garfield saving MJ in No way home almost brought a tear to my eye

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

Me and my sister had theries about this movie and andrew saving MJ was one of them.

[@Just1Tony23]

@@rhodarodriguez6256 that's cool

[@widejeff8993]

Thanks for including Loki, I think it is a hidden gem in the mcu and it had its shocking moments

[@matthewpowell2429]

The Snap and Thanos destroying the stones left me the most speechless. They especially made me furious at him.

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

I was saying the stones where probably destroyed after Infinity War but i didn't know it was true.

[@olvialee7221]

197: Captain America: Civil War is the only marvel movie I didn’t see in theaters but this shocked me to the core. Plus, I love the fight scene between the three of them

[@zekegarzaiii2012]

That scene when Thors Hammer return to Captain America, In the movie theater the whole crowd scream and cheered when he was able to use the hammer against Thanos ! 😮

[@Venemofthe888]

That reveal in wandavision with Evan Peters blew so many peoples minds and they turned it into a stupid joke. When they cast him you knew the fans would speculate and be excited. It really put a sour moment on a series with huge potential

[@fahimalfaisal7781]

Because he’s not Quicksilver ?LOL

[@Venemofthe888]

@@fahimalfaisal7781 i mean he was in a different universe and seeing as they were going into the multiverse direction anyway people were excited

[@kuges8146]

@@fahimalfaisal7781 no, it was the wrong Quicksilver. Think if they had brought in Nick Fury, but it was David Hasselhoff (Yes, The Hoff did once play Fury)

[@rcmanization]

that's why the series part of phase 4 has been unsuccessful. None of the series were really anywhere near as great as the best of the movies, and apart from 1-2 series, the rest were mediocre or bad.

[@RandoMan07]

I got so many chills watching this.

[@stefanjentoft8107]

Honestly I'd infinitely have preferred that the Quicksilver fake out never happened. That being said, it's why I appreciate Murdock catching the brick in No Way Home, because it confirms the powers, not just illusion.

[@toreyzyre]

He had powers though in WandaVision

[@theblue01]

I remember so clearly when Keaton opened the door, It was like the air was completely sucked out of the theater. Everyone gasped. It was such an amazing plot twist that IMO still hasn't been topped.

[@kristenhaynes4343]

I have said it countless times before: Carl Lumbly should have 100% been nominated for an Emmy. It’s so gross to me that Don Cheadle was chosen over him. Even Don Cheadle was surprised by his own nomination!! Carl Lumbly was so freaking powerful and emotionally nuanced!!

[@rcmanization]

wasnt he there for like two scenes only?

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 10, can't wait to see how this is explored further in Season Two of "Loki"

[@Noonan1983]

The way Dr. Strange tells Peter he loves him.. That was a nice moment.

[@henie4]

Does #2 belong on a list of Marvel moments that left us speechless? Because when I watch it for the first two times, everyone inside the theater hollered and cheered when cap had that hammer. Everyone was NOT speechless.

[@chrisbuttonshaw2088]

gasp and speechless for a moment?

[@spenceroneil4747]

I was Speechless for a second or 2. Then absolutely lost it. I had been waiting for that for years.

[@fejamolonblun2002]

Iron Man and SpiderMan: my two favorite comic book heroes.

[@trexadvent4726]

And it's awesome to see those two teaming up with each other

[@MrTopboy80]

That was a great list!!!! The moment when all Avengers reappear for the final fight with the music over the top!! Gave me head-to-toe goosebumps and tears in my eyes 😮😢!!

[@caddan4175]

"I'm here to talk to you about the Avenger Initiative." The line that birthed the MCU and changed post-credit scenes forever. How could you forget that?

[@lolly5657]

The feeling i got when everyone returned in End Game was and still is the feeling i get from a really good live show.

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

Everyone retuning in endgame and fighting thanos is my favorite scean in that movie.

[@stevegallo8483]

You missed one thing when talking about Cap "bringing the thunder" aka wielding Mjolnir, and that was Cap saying the iconic "Avengers Assemble!"

[@Just_Some_Guy_with_a_Mustache]

There was a certain moment in the recent Guardians movie that left me speechless, followed by me saying "I can't believe they let him say that. I mean, I get it's PG-13, but still!"

[@bennywark3103]

Oh yeah I know what you mean 🤣

[@juanrisa945]

Spoiler: I don't know why Two-Face complains so much anymore. He at least had *something* of a good face left. I mean, sure, what happened to him is bad. But it could have gone so. Much. Worse.

[@Dentheman1995]

It was marketed heavily though. The first F-bomb of the MCU (and of Disney?) You're allowed to say it only once and after atleast 1 hour and that scene was around the 1:10 hour

[@juanrisa945]

@@Dentheman1995 No. Not Disney's. That would be the filmed version if Hamilton they released on Disney+. I think.

[@mostly_insane2291]

F**k that! 😂😂😂

[@GoblinGuy333]

Watching Ayo testing Bucky to see if the Wakandan deprogramming worked at the beginning of episode 4 of FATWS left me speechless. Sebastian Stan did so much with so few words......

[@TheStylelike16th]

Great list!

[@Sentry1114]

The number 1 deserves that spot tbh. When me and my bros watch Infinity War in the cinemas, we're wondering why those people who watched the movie became so sad. After watching the movie, the impact of The Snap still kicking in and that's the main reason why we're all sad after watching Infinity War in theaters.

[@KisukePM21]

Watching Tom disintegrate into dust was one of the most emotional moments I’ve seen in the MCU. Nothing but props for his and RDJ’s performances.

[@raul88.88]

*• Moments in the MCU that left us speechless:* 20. Thor goes for the head 19. Kamala Khan is a mutant 18. The cameo of X-men Quicksilver in WandaVision 17. Liz's dad being Vulture 16. Quicksilver's death 15. Marc Spector (Moon Knight) reveals Steven's origins 14. The Mandarin reveal 13. Rhodey's fall in Civil War 12. Isaiah's backstory in "the Falcon and the Winter Soldier" 11. Ego both is & gives cancer 10. The Multiverse is born (Loki) 9. Who killed Tony's parents 8. T'Challa's funeral 7. Thanos sacrifices Gamora 6. HYDRA had infiltrated S.H.I.E.L.D. 5. Blood on Captain America's shield (John Walker) 4. Illuminati demise by Wanda 3. Everyone forgeting who Peter Parker is 2. Steve Rogers is worthy to lift Mjölnir 1. The Snap.

[@matthijssmeets9325]

The scene where Cap said Avengers Assemble in Endgame left me speechless! And it still does!

[@shadowkilla245]

Every time I see the end of no way home I tear up. That movie will always have a place in my heart this version Peter Parker went through the most in that movie. Bro really lost it all aunt may and his girlfriend and best friend to save the world. 😮‍💨😭

[@karycam]

The portal scene gives me chills til this day

[@ethanaleman]

Amen. Another great list

[@em-prendeonline6581]

I think that after GotGVol3, the speechlest moment of the MCU is Rocket’s backstory.

[@olvialee7221]

202: I got surprised and shocked when the two Peter’s came in but the ending is a tearjerker

[@fejamolonblun2002]

Nice, another great list !!! 👍

[@toddsands6000]

I grew up with a friend like many other Marvel fans that always envisioned Marvel characters becoming visual. Just like Stan Lee had envisioned. Because I collected the Silver Surfer volume 3 series dating back in the 1990's, I wasn't too surprised of what had occurred during the Avengers Infinity War. What amazed me the most though was the buildup leading to Thanos collecting all six Infinity Stones. And of course, the snap.

[@everlenaoliver6912]

21:55 I remember seeing Mulnoir fly to Captain America's hand, people lost their minds, including me.😀👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@markthompson7503]

Quicksilver showing up in WandaVision was my biggest POP....that was so awesome.

[@KingMIDA5]

Captain America Civil War is definitely in my Top 3 MCU movies. At the time it was the most dark and brutal MCU movie. When Rhodey hit the ground my entire theater was audibly shocked

[@andrewp.stewart4585]

As much as we love Chadwick/T’Challa, and as much as his death hurt, Queen Ramonda’s death actually left me, personally, even more speechless.

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 8, well technically after hearing Chadwick Boseman passed in 2020 some people would argue they probably saw this coming if they also hadn't knew that his sister Shuri would be taking up the mantle later in the sequel

[@samikshyatripathy]

I am disappointed. You totally forgot the biggest moment in MCU, "Iron Man snapping". It seems like you have totally forgot about that moment. That was the moment which made me speechless and emotional. How can you forget about that! You remember to add Kamala Khan being mutant scene but forgot to add Iron Man snapping scene. I am so hurt right now.

[@chelseacanales8763]

5 years ago I still remember how everyone in theatre gasped when Thanos snapped his fingers.

[@halfkimchi45]

Cap holding the hammer didn't leave anyone speechless. The theater bursted into cheer.

[@theoneballardtorulethemall1575]

Guardians of the Galaxy volume three, or just in general left me speechless

[@rw835]

I love how much Phase 4 makes it onto this list! Thank you!

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 3, to be fair this handled a lot better than "One More Day" was, and this moment made Tom's Peter into Spider-Man from the comics from the early Lee and Ditko days and I love it for that 🕷️🕸️❤️💙

[@trexadvent4726]

What do you think Gamora from the first two Guardians of the Galaxy movies would be like if she met the Gamora from the Vol.3 who's replaced Starhawk as leader of the Ravengers?

[@johnfreeman4435]

Dead. Still dead. Just like she will ALWAYS be dead. That was the price for the Soul Stone. Whoever was sacrificed would die PERMANENTLY. That's why Bruce couldn't bring Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow) back. That was the resistance he felt when he tried. The cost for access to the Soul Stone is inherently woven into the fabric of the entire universe in which they live, and is a PART of the Infinity Stones. Thus, using the Infinity Stones to try to bring such a sacrifice back would fail, because they wouldn't work in concert. The Soul Stone would 'demand' to keep it's cost.

[@donkeykong6426]

i understood ego being forced to take out the person he cared for a lot because of his plan and he knew she would die from it if something wasnt done and her reaction what he was doing is shown to her made me realize sometimes no exceptions are allowed and a sacrifice had to be made, which makes me see him as double crossed by himself and probably had a reason if he continued after “i know that sounds bad” but a consequence came up for how much Peter saw his mom as a worthy love and care

[@labiosdecorazon5530]

You know we were left speechless too when we found out King T'Challa had a son named after him too. 😢

[@איתיריכרדסון]

Five years passing in Avenger Endgame and Wanda being the villain of Dr. Strange 2 are easily top 5

[@HarveyDent13]

Wanda is the hero of Dr Strange 2 not the villain

[@TheMaskGamer2007]

@HarveyDent13 Well, she was a villain at the beginning of the movie, but then she turned good at the end.

[@GamerFunOriginallyAarush]

That was very speechless!

[@GSJNYC]

I literally had to hide that I was crying at end of Infinity War.. When Peter says to Tony "I don't feel so good" and then vanishes. . YEAH lol 😂 I cried. . Hid it from my best friend and Father who were in the theater with me

[@PaulWTaber-zd8ds]

Why can’t people who comment on awesome videos like this and never add a time stamp? It takes 3 seconds and is very useful to other viewers and people who read comments

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Best Guardians of the Galaxy!

[@davidchism6081]

Fleetwood Mac break the chain Quill vs Ego for one thing.

[@CloneScavengerVulpin8389]

Isaiah is one of my favorite characters in the falcon and the winter soldier, i'm glad he got the recognition he deserves.

[@spikeluv84]

Chadwick.😭😭😭 He deserved higher up than that!

[@amanimwasera]

Gorgeously executed

[@codyhiginbotham6616]

I remember seeing Infinity War in theaters when it came out When the snap scene happened and even into the end credits, the whole theater barely said a word

[@doris821]

Carl Lumley as The Mantis way back when... wonderful (chef's kiss)!

[@adeadalienn2457]

The vivid memory i have of the silence as everyone walked out the theater after infinity war...

[@n7sorcerer419]

God, the whole theater *erupted* on opening night when Cap caught that hammer. You’d think it was the Olympics or the World Cup. Still get chills remembering it.

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 1, I'll admit it was surprising to see Thanos actually won in "Infinity War" at first watching it at the Century Santa Fe Station and IMAX the other heroes' deaths didn't hit me that much so it really wasn't that big of a deal to me but when it turned out that Tom Holland's Peter Parker was one of the few unlucky casualities of the snap and seeing him die in Tony's arms was heartbreaking and became my problem seeing him go like that and movie end like the heroes had actually lost after the movie was over I was crying all the way home and brought back a Spidey plush after that from day to night after watching that ending, can you believe that?

[@rcmanization]

lmao you cried?

[@hunterrousseau3770]

@@rcmanization of course I did, that has to be the best cinematic version of the iconic Marvel superhero put on screen that was actually done right

[@toddsands6000]

@@hunterrousseau3770 Definitely nothing wrong with being sad watching good movies. It proves that good acting was done for those emotional scenes.

[@hunterrousseau3770]

@@toddsands6000 Amen to that brother, Amen to that

[@jessicamagri8211]

I knew the Snap was going to be #1. You could hear a pin drop in my theater when that happened. Also with honoring Chadwick Boseman...all you just heard during the times they honored him were people sniffling (including myself). And the GotG2 reveal caught me off-guard the most out of a lot of these. Also, I know Agents of SHIELD is questioned with its canonicity and everything, but that show has so many speechless moments (with their myriad plot twists and turns) that they deserve their own list lol.

[@oscarkageson-loe]

Aunt May and the world forgetting who Peter Parker is, is what left me speechless

[@domonicredmond1894]

Aunt May was already dead when the spell was cast

[@olvialee7221]

193: Liz’s Dad was a goosebump, intense moment in the car but it was shocking in 2017

[@leonardolim8976]

I think there's a saying. Spells don't last forever. Now I haven't seen the extended version but in the multiverse of madness Dr strange still mentions spider man meaning not everyone forgot him or somehow the spell wore off. Also if i remember correctly only avengers knows him by his name are tony, strange, and danvers. The rest only knows him as queens or spider man

[@derekberry6122]

I think one of the most important job dropping moments was in the earlier films. Tony Stark meets Nick fury from the end scene credit or in the first iron Man movie. Another one was the end scene of The incredible hulk, where Tony Stark played by Robert Downey Jr came in and hinted that they put in a team together. Both scenes actually hinted to The avengers but no one knew about it until the end of both films. Many people didn't even realize the incredible hulk was connected to the MCU until that one scene, since the hulk franchise was owned by universal studios and not Paramount. Spider-Man arrives in civil War. Many people didn't even assume that Spider-Man would show up since they edited out of every clip with the other heroes until the movie came out where he grabbed the shield and only after the movie came out they released the footage on the trailer. In the first avengers movie Thanos revealed at the end scene. Aunt May's death from Spider-Man no way home. That one hit me very hard and it led to her saying with great powers comes with great responsibility. On a personal note the sheer mentioned of a Go-bots actually existing in the MCU bought a smile to my face from the guardians of the Galaxy Christmas special. Daredevil is in the MCU. Everybody was hoping that the shows of daredevil, the punisher, Jessica jones, the defenders, iron fist, and Luke Cage all part of the MCU. They got their wish in Spider-Man no way home where Matt Murdock was the lawyer for Peter Parker. More evidence of this was actually in the Hawkeye series where the kingpin made an appearance. The Kree existed in the MCU. Before they should even showed a Kree soldier in the movies they showed it in the agents of shields episodes. It was revealed that the blood brought back agent Phil coulson. Also the hint to the humans in that universe as well. Since then because of the time play and everything and lost track of the episodes not sure if they're in the same universe anymore. But because of the multiverse they might actually bring him back. Scrulls not the bad guys in Captain Marvel. But that's what I'm going to end it at.

[@cyclopstb]

I believe MJ's love for Peter might get the spell reverse(his existence could come back) and I hope he search for Mysterio's employees who helped frame him.

[@pouyanrezvani3314]

Amazing how marvel movies have been there throughout my entire life. When iron man first came out I had just started school, with the endgame I got into college. And I wonder what movies will be made when I have my first child ...

[@olvialee7221]

199: I hate what Thanos did to Gamora. Hate it so much

[@kevinmoore8780]

The Snap was good but didn't leave us speechless as we knew it would be reversed. I still think Captain America cinching up his broken shield to his damaged arm and hobbling out to take on the entire army of Thanos left me speechless. He didn't know the portals were going to open. He didn't know what had happened to Ironman, Thor or the rest. It was just Captain America against tens of thousands. Amazing.

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 19, Real excited to see them brought into the MCU after this 🧬

[@rudrakshsondh9148]

The loudest cheer I have ever heard in a theatre was of Captain lifting the hammer. The audience went nuts. BUt that snap by thanos was most shocking. I HAVE NEVER SEEN A MOVIE WHERE THE VILLAIN WINS SO CONVINCINGLY

[@hunterrousseau3770]

No. 17, yeah it was a real suprise that this version of Peter Parker's arch-enemy in the MCU was actually his ex-girlfriend's father

[@linusnanor1531]

"Mr. Stark I don't feel so good" still gives me goosebumps.

[@marcusyates3044]

Top 10 Greatest Fantastic Four Villains!

[@gabeowen3593]

When I first saw John Walker (the new Captain America) brutally murder that Flag Smasher using the shield, it just left me without any words. Something about seeing blood on the shield just feels.... very unnatural to me

[@rhodarodriguez6256]

I know right i was speechless when john killed but i was more concerned when blood was on the shield i had no words.

[@ffsax3l182]

2:05 "hero of jersey city" is hilarious, i live an hour there and nothing was done 😂😂😂

[@TBATG]

🎉Do you just love the effort and dedication they put into there videos? 🎉