I worked in a theater when this movie came out and I never met anyone who didn’t like it, but when everyone left the theater; silence. Haha so I understand your speechlessness
I will never forget the dead silence, punctuated by a "nooo!" when T'Challa was dusted. Then slow, cautious claps at the final moments of the end-credits scene. Like maybe she was coming to save us all.
saw this movie with my mates from office. we all took like 2-3 days to fully process what happened. there were lots of somber moments while working within those days. lots of denials and "i can't believe they did that", or "oh right, he/she's dead..." talks.
You make a great point in calling thanos out for not considering the suffering/trauma etc of the people he's "saving". He doesn't consider it because he's a diagnosable psychopath
Yes. He definitely likes to kill. He could have just doubled the universe’s resources. It wouldn’t fix overpopulation but mathematically it’s the same result as halfing the population.
That's not true. He's taking that into account. He just believes survival is more important than feelings. Thanos is not a psychopath. He loves Gamora in his own twisted way. He believes the good of the many outweighs the good of the few. Resources are limited so reducing overpopulation benefits the remaining half of the population. That isn't a radical belief. His methods are the problem.
Marvel spent 10 years building up to the showdown with Thanos and it didn't disappoint. Unlike so many other epic villains who fall short, the Avengers were unprepared for the mad Titan. This was Thanos ' movie and it never gets old for me. This is how you set up a final boss and it makes the comeback that much more satisfying.
I know I'm in the minority, but I actually preferred his motivation in the comics. Genocidal environmentalism is just meh for me. In the comics, Thanos falls in love with Death (like the anthropomorphic concept of it) and seeks to wipe out half the galaxy to impress her.
43:37 "I don't know if _Endgame_ is the next one." _Endgame_ is the next one in the _Avengers_ canon, but it relies on themes introduced in a couple _other_ movies you may appreciate. That's _Ant-Man and the Wasp_ and _Captain Marvel._
When thanos said I understand my child to Wanda, I thought your eyes were literally gonna roll out of our sockets with how hard you were rolling them😂😂
I remember In leaving the theater, so many families were shocked. Kids crying their heroes were gone and parents fighting back tears. It’s brilliant filmmaking. We the audience are conditioned to believe the good guys win in the end and it all works out. Not with this film. The audience were pushed out of our comfort zone and had our minds blown with the ending. The last time I experienced that was watching The Empire Strikes Back as a kid. This young generation just had their equivalent experience. Keeping watching the remaining MCU films in release order. It’ll all build up in Endgame.
The thing is it seemed fake but if he really didn't love her he couldn't have gotten the soul stone... The fact that he got the stone is meant to show that in his true heart he did love her... Plus his planet died because they didn't listen to him about using up all the planets resources which really emboldened him even more... He's more about saving the planets not the people he feels the people are killing the planets
i mean i would have been more sympathetic to him if his plan was to destroy all sentient life. but he wanted to half ass the job of saving the universe
I think in Norse times, 'rabbit' was used to describe any small furry creature. Kinda like how we use the term 'vermin'. Also, love the insightful reactions and this is peak MCU
Also, Raccoons are from North America. Thor and Odin, both Norse/Viking gods spent a lot of time in ancient Northern Europe where they don’t have raccoons.
...after Dr Strange see's the one chance to win, he says Tony, not Stark. From what i understand, Thanos also wiped out half of plant and animal life across the universe.
Yeah Loki had a lotta character development 5:40 LMAOOOOOOO Heimdall? Dead Loki? Dead? Asgards ppl? Decimated. Reactor 10 secs later** “does Tony want a baby!?!?!”
Love your reactions!!! Thanos is INSANE. He watched the entire population of his home planet, Titan, die off due to overpopulation. In his twisted mind, it's a matter of less people = more resources. He doesn't care that you'll miss your family members that get snapped away. It's about what HE perceives to be the "greater good".
Thanos' motivation in the comics was a love of death. He did this to impress the embodiment of death. While crazy, it made more sense than this. Populations tend to increase when resources are available, and in a few generations numbers would grow back to where they are.
Doctor Strange: "he brought you face to face with the master of the mystic arts", I can see that Shadowcat enjoyed a bit of Strange's flexing there, his gangster moment if you will...this film does quite a bit to add gravitas to his character.
@@mark37724 If I recall, the 1st action Thanos did when he got the gauntlet (and was trying to prove his love for Death - a person) was wipe out half of the population. Then Adam Warlock, Silver Surfer, and Dr. Strange gathered who was left to go into space and take on Thanos. Even some cosmic entities got involved. It's nuts when you compare to this one, the MCU was very grounded but worked so well.
@@mark37724 I loved the Infinity Gauntlet comic but also appreciate how they turned the 6 part series into a movie. Would have loved to see Nebula get the gauntlet and make herself whole again. In the comic, she was more of a zombie lingering on the brink of death.
Also holy fuck Wanda holding back Thanos and destroying Vision at the same time 😔😭🤯 she is one of the most powerful beings in the universe it's truly iconic.
If he kills off half of the living creatures that pollinate food sources, and kills off half of the animal food sources, Thanos's logic doesn't really hold up. Additionally, some planets would be randomly untouched, while others would lose every living thing, plant, animals, microorganisms, all of it.
you said tony being spared was plot armor. tony had an in universe reason. strange's bargain with thanos to spare tony meant he was not selected in the snap
as far as thanos being so upset and saddened about gamorra's death. you seem to think it is hypocritical on his part to some extent but i think that was the exact thing that shows he isn't a hypocrite. so many times they would drop it rather than sacrifice something they care about. if he had done that, that would have been hypocritical. a regular "rules for thee, not for me" but he was saying that the sacrifices were worth it and he was willing to prove he believed it. that's the moment you see he is a zealot and truly believes the crap he's saying.and isn't just in it to benefit himself
He's certainly not a hypocrite from his point of view, but it's all a matter of perspective. Thanos claims his plan is fair and just because it's completely random and not biased toward any particular race or species, but there's one individual who is exempt from that "fair" judgment: himself. He has to live in order to carry out his plan and thus it was never a truly random culling, but a planned scheme from a single man who was obviously misguided.
Thanos: I've lost more today than you can ever imagine my child... *while standing on the corpses of all the people he's met all day*, in short, the guy's a narcissist.
i mean yes but it is also in a way showing how sincere he is in his beliefs. he's asking the entire universe to lose people they care about for the sake of balance but he doesn't shy away from it himself. when the time comes he's willing to sacrifice as well.
A surprise Marvel reaction (to me at least) just what I needed! I think an interesting tidbit about Thanos "saving" Gamora's planet is the fact that in the first Guardians film, they got arrested by the Nova Corps, if you remember, and one of the information displayed during their line-up is her being the last of her kind. Of course, that ticker could be wrong (I mean, it incorrectly called Peter Quill Space-Lord instead of Star-Lord), but still, I think Thanos is just delusional about his plan working.
Picture being in the cinema filled with **sniffles** and trying to console people by reminding them that Infinity War is a part I. Side Note: Good luck editing your Endgame highlights down into one video. 😏😏😏
Marvel movies are the best! The Avengers are kicking butt and taking names! The acting and the cinematography is top notch. It is non stop action from beginning to end. It is well worth your time.
Once u get to the movie The Eternals, u will understand that he was actually right ..... i have already spoiled too much ..... wont say anything anymore.
You ask how they can take out someone as powerful as Thanos. Did you notice the condition of the Infinity Gauntlet after the snap? Something to consider.
@@banditoheat that agreement was just to not kill Tony immediately, in that moment. I don't think it was any guarantee of being exempted from the snap later.. Tony just happened to be among the lucky half.
Thanos may have a point about the dangers of overpopulation, but he's still crazy and unwilling to acknowledge all the flaws in his big plan because there's a part of him that enjoys what he does, despite all his claims about being impassionate and fair. He's the most dangerous kind of villain because he actually believes what he's doing is right.
your confusing chaos with balance.......... lol hes balanceing the ammount of life vs the ammount of resources if it causes chaos in the process who cares.
15:58 I have had the opinion, here, that Gamora should've prepared for this eventuality by opting to work with someone other than Star-Lord; someone else in the crew that she can _work_ with and get _along_ with, but that she's not quite so _close_ to. The fact that she and Star-Lord are close is the reason he ended up hesitating, because of _course_ he did.
Every one isnt an actual member of the avengers..u have the original 6 plus wanda vision falcon and war machine everyone else is either a solo hero or the guardians of the galaxy. Their are other teams in marvel comics besides the avengers and u have other iterations of avengers teams
In the comics Thanos wanted to appease Death ( his mistress ) by killing half of life every where.I'm guessing the producers didn't think people would really understand this reasoning,so they changed it.
I worked in a theater when this movie came out and I never met anyone who didn’t like it, but when everyone left the theater; silence. Haha so I understand your speechlessness
I've even seen a couple of reactors just end the video because they were "not ok" at the end.
I will never forget the dead silence, punctuated by a "nooo!" when T'Challa was dusted. Then slow, cautious claps at the final moments of the end-credits scene. Like maybe she was coming to save us all.
saw this movie with my mates from office. we all took like 2-3 days to fully process what happened. there were lots of somber moments while working within those days. lots of denials and "i can't believe they did that", or "oh right, he/she's dead..." talks.
i was happy thanos won, he was right like so many other villains
And imagine how WE felt when we had to wait for the next movie!! 🥺
Oh my god we're finally here!! This is what it's ALL been leading up to!!!
"Dude, you're embarrassing me in front of the wizards"
I've never been in a quieter theatre than the end of this movie. Complete silence while everyone contemplated what happened.
Same
So, according to the script Groot calls Rocket "dad" before he blips. Just if you wanted to cry some more.
Stop 😭😭😭
What makes thanos intriguing is not just how strong he is but his intellect.
The fact that Thanos willing to face the suffering he inflicts on others shows that he's NOT a hypocrite.
maybe not a hypocrite but like, banana's level wrong. The universe is infinite. If you run out of space, move ot a new planet. it's not fuckin' hard.
You make a great point in calling thanos out for not considering the suffering/trauma etc of the people he's "saving". He doesn't consider it because he's a diagnosable psychopath
Yes. He definitely likes to kill. He could have just doubled the universe’s resources. It wouldn’t fix overpopulation but mathematically it’s the same result as halfing the population.
That's not true. He's taking that into account. He just believes survival is more important than feelings.
Thanos is not a psychopath. He loves Gamora in his own twisted way.
He believes the good of the many outweighs the good of the few. Resources are limited so reducing overpopulation benefits the remaining half of the population. That isn't a radical belief. His methods are the problem.
Marvel spent 10 years building up to the showdown with Thanos and it didn't disappoint. Unlike so many other epic villains who fall short, the Avengers were unprepared for the mad Titan. This was Thanos ' movie and it never gets old for me. This is how you set up a final boss and it makes the comeback that much more satisfying.
Thanos was such a great villain. So well written.
I know I'm in the minority, but I actually preferred his motivation in the comics. Genocidal environmentalism is just meh for me. In the comics, Thanos falls in love with Death (like the anthropomorphic concept of it) and seeks to wipe out half the galaxy to impress her.
I mean, his motivation was beyond idiotic.
Not sure which is worse, him wiping half the universe's population or his numerous monologues.
He really wasn't.
Thanos and Zod are my favorite movie villians,both are bad-%%%%% !!! LOL.
43:37 "I don't know if _Endgame_ is the next one."
_Endgame_ is the next one in the _Avengers_ canon, but it relies on themes introduced in a couple _other_ movies you may appreciate. That's _Ant-Man and the Wasp_ and _Captain Marvel._
When thanos said I understand my child to Wanda, I thought your eyes were literally gonna roll out of our sockets with how hard you were rolling them😂😂
I remember In leaving the theater, so many families were shocked. Kids crying their heroes were gone and parents fighting back tears.
It’s brilliant filmmaking. We the audience are conditioned to believe the good guys win in the end and it all works out. Not with this film. The audience were pushed out of our comfort zone and had our minds blown with the ending.
The last time I experienced that was watching The Empire Strikes Back as a kid. This young generation just had their equivalent experience.
Keeping watching the remaining MCU films in release order. It’ll all build up in Endgame.
"did we just lose?" is the worst.
The thing is it seemed fake but if he really didn't love her he couldn't have gotten the soul stone... The fact that he got the stone is meant to show that in his true heart he did love her... Plus his planet died because they didn't listen to him about using up all the planets resources which really emboldened him even more... He's more about saving the planets not the people he feels the people are killing the planets
i mean i would have been more sympathetic to him if his plan was to destroy all sentient life. but he wanted to half ass the job of saving the universe
I think in Norse times, 'rabbit' was used to describe any small furry creature. Kinda like how we use the term 'vermin'. Also, love the insightful reactions and this is peak MCU
Also, Raccoons are from North America. Thor and Odin, both Norse/Viking gods spent a lot of time in ancient Northern Europe where they don’t have raccoons.
Ahh good point!
😂😂😂"I mean I appreciate the attempt, but I wouldn't mean it" LOKI scene
It was funny to start with you talking about Loki's development for the future while not noticing Loki was being killed xd
thats the hero comic secret. heros fight each other just as much as they fight villians. the pull of the 'who would win?' question is too strong.
...after Dr Strange see's the one chance to win, he says Tony, not Stark.
From what i understand, Thanos also wiped out half of plant and animal life across the universe.
Yeah Loki had a lotta character development 5:40 LMAOOOOOOO
Heimdall? Dead
Loki? Dead?
Asgards ppl? Decimated.
Reactor 10 secs later** “does Tony want a baby!?!?!”
Love your reactions!!! Thanos is INSANE. He watched the entire population of his home planet, Titan, die off due to overpopulation. In his twisted mind, it's a matter of less people = more resources. He doesn't care that you'll miss your family members that get snapped away. It's about what HE perceives to be the "greater good".
With all the infinity stones he could have just as easily doubled the resources instead of halfing the population. Seems like he just likes to kill.
well he is right less people does mean more resources
Thanos' motivation in the comics was a love of death. He did this to impress the embodiment of death. While crazy, it made more sense than this. Populations tend to increase when resources are available, and in a few generations numbers would grow back to where they are.
it's a bummer of a movie for sure, so your speechlessness is understandable.. 😅
Doctor Strange: "he brought you face to face with the master of the mystic arts", I can see that Shadowcat enjoyed a bit of Strange's flexing there, his gangster moment if you will...this film does quite a bit to add gravitas to his character.
not a fan of the edit choices, but your reaction is still fun, as expected.
And this was where I ended the MCU and was happy (and sad). Nothing came after and thus a great ending.
In the comic, Nebula gets the gauntlet and Thanos teams up with the hero’s to stop her.
I had no idea. Which story arc did you prefer?
@@mark37724any comic story that involves Thanos is still better than the movie version. Even if it is still good.
@@mark37724 If I recall, the 1st action Thanos did when he got the gauntlet (and was trying to prove his love for Death - a person) was wipe out half of the population. Then Adam Warlock, Silver Surfer, and Dr. Strange gathered who was left to go into space and take on Thanos. Even some cosmic entities got involved. It's nuts when you compare to this one, the MCU was very grounded but worked so well.
@@mark37724 I loved the Infinity Gauntlet comic but also appreciate how they turned the 6 part series into a movie. Would have loved to see Nebula get the gauntlet and make herself whole again. In the comic, she was more of a zombie lingering on the brink of death.
@@MikeB12800 I think I may actually read these, sounds really interesting. Thanks for the reply.
ANT-MAN AND THE WASP and CAPTAIN MARVEL are the next two movies before you see ENDGAME.
38:53 yea, thats how we all felt....😮
Dope reaction
Now Loki is a whole lot less selfish. :P Not many Americans appreciate tragedy in film and Infinity War does it quite well.
AWESOME 👍 REACTION BEAUTIFUL BLACK QUEEN 👑♥️ IM GLAD U REACTED TO THIS AWESOME MARVEL MOVIE 🎥🍿
Also holy fuck Wanda holding back Thanos and destroying Vision at the same time 😔😭🤯 she is one of the most powerful beings in the universe it's truly iconic.
Captain Marvel and then Endgame absolutely pops tf off. This was an insane string of movies to witness.
If he kills off half of the living creatures that pollinate food sources, and kills off half of the animal food sources, Thanos's logic doesn't really hold up.
Additionally, some planets would be randomly untouched, while others would lose every living thing, plant, animals, microorganisms, all of it.
you said tony being spared was plot armor. tony had an in universe reason. strange's bargain with thanos to spare tony meant he was not selected in the snap
as far as thanos being so upset and saddened about gamorra's death. you seem to think it is hypocritical on his part to some extent but i think that was the exact thing that shows he isn't a hypocrite. so many times they would drop it rather than sacrifice something they care about. if he had done that, that would have been hypocritical. a regular "rules for thee, not for me" but he was saying that the sacrifices were worth it and he was willing to prove he believed it. that's the moment you see he is a zealot and truly believes the crap he's saying.and isn't just in it to benefit himself
He's certainly not a hypocrite from his point of view, but it's all a matter of perspective. Thanos claims his plan is fair and just because it's completely random and not biased toward any particular race or species, but there's one individual who is exempt from that "fair" judgment: himself. He has to live in order to carry out his plan and thus it was never a truly random culling, but a planned scheme from a single man who was obviously misguided.
Thanos: I've lost more today than you can ever imagine my child...
*while standing on the corpses of all the people he's met all day*, in short, the guy's a narcissist.
💯
i mean yes but it is also in a way showing how sincere he is in his beliefs. he's asking the entire universe to lose people they care about for the sake of balance but he doesn't shy away from it himself. when the time comes he's willing to sacrifice as well.
Gamora and Nebula have my favorite story in the entire MCU tbh. Obsessed with them.
u needed to watch those 8 movies to understand this
A surprise Marvel reaction (to me at least) just what I needed!
I think an interesting tidbit about Thanos "saving" Gamora's planet is the fact that in the first Guardians film, they got arrested by the Nova Corps, if you remember, and one of the information displayed during their line-up is her being the last of her kind.
Of course, that ticker could be wrong (I mean, it incorrectly called Peter Quill Space-Lord instead of Star-Lord), but still, I think Thanos is just delusional about his plan working.
Picture being in the cinema filled with **sniffles** and trying to console people by reminding them that Infinity War is a part I.
Side Note: Good luck editing your Endgame highlights down into one video. 😏😏😏
Marvel movies are the best! The Avengers are kicking butt and taking names! The acting and the cinematography is top notch. It is non stop action from beginning to end. It is well worth your time.
Meanwhile, the Guardians kick names and take ass! 😆
There're over 50 plus films featuring Marvel characters,including the MCU movies,this is the only film where the bad guy wins at the end.
Once u get to the movie The Eternals, u will understand that he was actually right ..... i have already spoiled too much ..... wont say anything anymore.
You ask how they can take out someone as powerful as Thanos. Did you notice the condition of the Infinity Gauntlet after the snap? Something to consider.
I liked your video.
Theory is it wasn't all random: the psychopath Thanos intentionally let the original Avengers all survive so they would feel the loss.
Nah, it was random because that's the only way to be fair.... It wasn't personal.
@neospock5034 Except for Stark. He promised to spare Stark in exchange for the Time stone, which allowed for events going forward.
@@banditoheat that agreement was just to not kill Tony immediately, in that moment. I don't think it was any guarantee of being exempted from the snap later.. Tony just happened to be among the lucky half.
@@neospock5034 I don't think Thanos the Psychopath Titan was intentionally being "fair" about anything.
Watch Eternals and you know why Thanos does this.
Thanos may have a point about the dangers of overpopulation, but he's still crazy and unwilling to acknowledge all the flaws in his big plan because there's a part of him that enjoys what he does, despite all his claims about being impassionate and fair. He's the most dangerous kind of villain because he actually believes what he's doing is right.
totally forgot you were watching these lol. i was sure this had to be a repost.
Haha yeahhh it's been taking me a while to get through them 😅
Nit half the population of earth ..... more like half of all life i the universe 😮😮😮😮😮
No u have two more movies before Endgame
Nick Fury send a sos to Captain Marvel then Antman and the Wasp
hobbit next
your confusing chaos with balance.......... lol
hes balanceing the ammount of life vs the ammount of resources if it causes chaos in the process who cares.
37:25😮😱😱👀🙈😨
He could have snapped his fingers and DOUBLE the resources or resource density .. duh
15:58 I have had the opinion, here, that Gamora should've prepared for this eventuality by opting to work with someone other than Star-Lord; someone else in the crew that she can _work_ with and get _along_ with, but that she's not quite so _close_ to. The fact that she and Star-Lord are close is the reason he ended up hesitating, because of _course_ he did.
18:19 "You promised."
And it's already too late.
Every one isnt an actual member of the avengers..u have the original 6 plus wanda vision falcon and war machine everyone else is either a solo hero or the guardians of the galaxy. Their are other teams in marvel comics besides the avengers and u have other iterations of avengers teams
Yo whats with these wierd cuts😂
Thanos is clearly psychotic, because obviously if you had the infinity gauntlet you could just make infinite resources, if that was the point.
Thanos just wants an excuse to murder
In the comics Thanos wanted to appease Death ( his mistress ) by killing half of life every where.I'm guessing the producers didn't think people would really understand this reasoning,so they changed it.
i dont know why i expected a good reaction... your clueless
Says the person who doesn't know the right "your" 🤭
Captain Marvel is next.
Ant man and the wasp is next