I always liked that Tony looks back at Nebula when Steve escorts him away. It’s like he’s wondering if she’s gonna be okay on her own for a while, like he wasn’t the one dying of hunger. Tony’s really changed.
This entire scene was heartbreaking. Tony feeling immense guilt about losing Peter. Then asking Cap if Pepper is still around. Pepper was probably the only thing that kept him in survival mode for the weeks he drifted in space. Then you have Rocket comforting Nebula because he pretty much has nothing on Earth and lost his whole team, and Nebula having lost her sister.
@@N2022-x5z and you think it is a bad thing? That's literally the whole point of art. To get emotions from fiction. Emotions that people need, but can't or shouldn't experience in real life. I live in a country that is in the middle of the war now. The war that in worst case scenario could result in extinction of my nation. And believe me, I'd rather experience my emotions over fictional characters.
@@moseslalmuanpuia8988 But he's mad at what happened in this scene (and, above all, mad at HIMSELF). He did have a bit of an unresolved grudge against Cap, but you can tell here already that Tony doesn't really hold it against him, he just starts raging when the impact of what happened (and seeing Pete's face) starts building up within himself. Notice that it takes him all of two seconds to bury the hatchet with Cap the moment he comes calling later. As David Hinton said above, they had a disagreement and there were some deep-seated feelings of guilt and blame they had to deal with, but deep down they were still friends and respected each other immensely.
That scene where Tony is sitting down and a picture of Spider-Man comes up right in front of him. That look of just pure defeat and devastation killed me 😔
They all lost someone and that's why they all look deflated. They lost. And they lost big time. Something most of them never experienced in their MCU life.
Notice that Natasha actually stops talking for a brief moment when Peter’s picture shows up. The two of them fought back on Tony’s side at the airport in Civil War. They all knew Peter was just a teenager despite his powers and motivation to help people, so all of them felt a different nerve of star struck when Peter was listed as one of those perished by the snap compared to the rest just due to how young he is
The "maybe I am" line is so underrated. I used to hate the build a bear line because it felt too "quipy" in such a serious moment but it really illustrates how hurt Rocket is. He normally starts screaming or physically assaulting anyone whom he thinks is making fun of his appearance or species. This has been a constant reaction from him, throughout all the movies. But the Build A Bear line shows in this moment that Rocket is truly devastated and in no mood to argue or yell. He's just completely and utterly broken.
People laughed at my screening. Really shows that MCU overplayed the "quippy" because now everyone's conditioned to treat every line to be like it. This one isn't.
@@SOULINTHESHELL99Yeah, but the point of his reaction is to show that he doesn't care in the moment. He's too hurt by the loss of his friends and overall failure to stop Thanos that he can't muster the energy to get mad. So he just goes with it.
Honestly i always thought it was a foreshadow move for GOTG 3. Where we find out that almost quite literally. Rocket was basically an alive build a bear. Especially if you think about his friends from his memories growing. They were mangled and had machine parts but they were basically build a bears.
After he says “I lost the kid” and he says “is uhh” then pepper shows up and he is relieved shows that even after losing Peter he was worried he lost pepper too which would have truly devastated him
@@nathand4353 I don’t think he was going to say that because he lost some people he had cared about and he wanted to make sure Pepper wasn’t gone too but it would have been funny to see that 😂
@@nathand4353 tony was still pissed at cap for civil war so I doubt he would’ve said that. Remember he lashed out on him in the scene where he was basically saying if civil war didn’t happen they would have won
I always felt worse for Nebula here than I did for Tony. I get that the movie is about him and that his losses were tremendous, but when he gets home, there's an entire entourage waiting for him. His wife, several of his friends and even an old rival. All there for Tony. Who waits for Nebula on Earth? No one except Rocket, because all the others are gone. That's it. One person. And she wasn't even sure he'd be there. For all she knew, all her friends got snapped, wherever they were. I'm glad they stopped to show them supporting each other for a few seconds. It was very touching and thoughtful to include her, when the spotlight is so obviously drawn away from them in this movie.
You talk like Nebula was cast to the side and they comfort Tony only. Nebula didn't have any friends before she teamed up with her sister to defeat Thanos. The Guardians are probably the second best thing when it comes to friends and now Tony because of what they went through. Knowing this, it doesn't make much sense for her to have a big entourage of people waiting for her. It would only make sense if the Guardians were alive, but she knows most of them are probably dead because of what she saw in Titan.
We shouldn’t overlook the fact the Rocket is just now finding out that Nebula is the only family he has left. Nebula was there when most of the Guardians got dusted so who would expect her on earth anyway. She had no idea Rocket was even there.
@@habibi3114 i dont remember thanos says it.. i remember he only say to tony "when im done. half of the universe will still exist. and i hope they remember u."
Maybe he already saw everybody, including her, as he was being guided down the steps. He did kinda gaze out before he spoke to Rodgers so.. buts it’s a movie lmao!
I always loved that even though they were on bad terms, Cap still ran to Tony to help him and Tony accepted his help. Ego's at this moment were pushed aside and the friendship came back to life for a brief moment.
It's also that their different was way out of place considering the situation. I mean half the population got snapped out, they weren't gonna fight about Tony's parents and Bucky, they had other things to deal with
@@chrissmart21 I think he would have been justified to do so. The guy got stabbed on a foreign, abandonned planet. Meanwhile his friend who kind of betrayed him wasn't there, even though he said he would. And their beef is not about Tony's ego, it's literally because of the death of his parents. You can see at the end of CW he gets over it because he hangs up on the government guy
@@brainloading5543 I don’t think he got over it that quickly, but I think he had time to cool down and rationally think about it. He still held a grudge against Steve for years but as time went on he slowly began to forgive.
0:48 God it hurts so much to think about the fact that as far as we know this is the first time Steve and Tony see each other after Civil War. The last time they were this close together Steve had driven his shield into Tony's reactor and both of them left each other absolutely devastated mentally and physically. This is the first time after that, and here Steve runs to Tony, holds him up, and Tony leans on him and accepts his comfort. Really shows how much Steve still cared for Tony.
When you lose everything, you realize real quick that you're going to need what you have left. The pain Tony exhibits in this scene is very real. But I think Rocket and Nebula comforting eachother is what embodies that best. In an instant, they became the closest thing to family. It's hard to watch two characters share in their pain so heavily, they have to look to eachother for support despite not being close.
@ He doesn’t even know what that is he doesn’t even know what creature he is that’s why he says “maybe I am.” He finds being called a Racoon offensive at one point, too. So, he just quiet literally does not know what he is, so he really just does not have any other words to say back. I’m not saying that it did not cause him to not say much, but he doesn’t know so, that doesn’t really hurt him. It’s just the fact that he’s sad that he doesn’t snark back, but he doesn’t even think it’s a taunt (and it really isn’t). He’d try to shout and scream angrily if you even called him a racoon, which is what he is, so, yes, he was depressed. But no, he doesn’t know it’s a taunt when it isn’t, and he doesn’t know what a build a bear is. I guess he just finds it offense to be called anything, including what he is.
the bar was set really HIGH with this movie...in so many ways. and now Marvel is not really trying hard enough to keep the level of quality. This is a master piece no matter how you feel about comic book movies
No it wasn't. Not at all lol. The film could have been better in so many ways. It's not a masterpiece of a film, or even a comic book film. With a better director, we could have had an epic Thor vs Thanos battle,
@@mikehuntburns9753 that’s what you’re focusing on? The fact there wasn’t an epic Thor vs Thanos fight? Y’all really fanboying here. Thanos would’ve whooped Thor in infinity war with stormbreaker or not. The only reason he came close to killing Thanos in IW was because he surprised attacked him.
@@alexamaya3208 Lot of problems with the film. The Nova Corps and Asgardian attack are both off screen events, The Guardians have their bodies altered by the reality stone but somehow stay alive and then have their bodies changed back to normal, wakanda battle felt like the battle of Naboo, none of those human characters died either despite getting overrun and somehow Thor's axe saves everyone right as they're about to die, poorly done characters especially the black order, there was multiple ways that they could have actually defeated Thanos but the whole "million losses" seemed "cool", Thanos's character seemed contradictory than info from past films, the Hulk and Thanos fight was bland,why Heimdall sent hulk to earth instead of Thor made no sense either, thanos destroying the moon and sending pieces of it to the planet should have actually killed everybody right there, Thanos punching Rogers in the face didn't even make him bleed lol but he can go toe to toe with Hulk and Rogers can actually die from a bullet, makes no sense. Thanos would've whooped Thor? Lol Thor is a literal god more than a thousand years, it would've been a good fight at the very least, hell Scarlet Witch was nerfed too. The film had bad writing overall. Hell, Once Thanos was controlled by Mantis, they could've made a portal, pulled his hand there and close it to cut it off just like they had done earlier with his random minion, or had Quill get portaled somewhere else while they removed the glove. The film was just poorly done.
That moment of Nebula and Rocket made me think, these two are/were probably some of the most emotionally damaged, closed off, abused characters in the entire MCU. They didn't grow up on love, they grew up tortured, physically experimented on and physically tortured, emotionally and mentally torn down, constantly compared to others, constantly having to fight tooth and nail to survive or get some type of approval out of someone else so that they didn't go through more pain, constantly wondering if they're good enough. This made them closed off, afraid to get close, afraid to let people in, afraid to be vulnerable. But here they are, finding solace in each other, mourning the ones who were the first to give them love, give them support, give them a family. Especially with Nebula being the first to reach out and offer real hand holding, something she's still new with cause she didn't have much experience with things of that nature.
Rocket holding Nebula's hand is just heart shattering. They have never gotten along. Never. But they have both lost their family and forced to fight Thanos after losing so much. They are all they have left.
The fact that Tony is surprised that there is a talking raccoon in a world where a giant purple raisin man snapped away half of all life is tilting to me.
this scene hits for different reasons. Tony mourning spiderman, wondering, before seeing her, if peeper is alive and rocket sitting with nebula realizing that his friends are now gone and searching for her hand...also captain marvel seeing fury is gone
Normally, Rocket is a spitfire full of witty comebacks. But at 2:09 when he simply says "Maybe I am" after Tony says he thought was a build-a-bear. You can tell how much losing almost his entire team effected him. Especially Groot. This is the second time poor Rocket has lost him. First time was when Groot sacrificed himself in the first movie of Guardians of the Galaxy to protect all of them. And now this.
MCU movies aren't exactly Oscar-worthy movies. The acting is decent for a superhero flick, but it's not of the level that deserves a trophy. If anything, the CGI department deserves an Oscar.
Even though captain marvel is being hated by many Still she is one of the iconic and powerful characters next to thor and hulk Because the spaceship is atleast 40 tons of weight and she is handling and lifting that like a cardboard Her strength is litrelly awesome ❤
1:19 dat scene between rocket and nebula is acc so heartwarming. They were the last of the guardians. Makes guardians of the galaxy vol 3 hit even more
I will be forever grateful for belonging to the generation that was able to get this experience in the theatres. This was actually the first Marvel movie I had watched in the theatre because I was not a fan before this movie came out. So thankful for the experience❤❤
“Couldn’t stop him.” “Neither could I.” Love this small exchange after these two haven’t seen each other in two years. After they both bloodied each other badly at the end of Civil War. Steve still rushes to help Tony off the ship despite what they both did to each other, proving he still cares for Tony no matter what. Tony is feeling immense guilt over his failure to stop Thanos, but Steve brings up his own failure to stop the Mad Titan. Letting Tony know it wasn’t just him who failed to stop the Snap, but all of them. Once again great scene. Especially for the MCU.
When Cap said: "We lost" - it was like Spidey was always with Stark and Cap as their newbie in the Avengers. He's very important for them as the leader of the New Avengers
Side note I love how much nebula has changed like you can see how genuinely she cares about Tony’s wellbeing and I just love her development that she was more than what her father did to her
It's because Steve is like that, he cares more about other people than himself, he's the type of guy that would take a bullet to the head to save someone.
A whole lot has happened since their fight, Steve was so anxious hearing it all in he news that Tony was off planet battling Thanos that he let bygones be bygones.
@@jacobmacdonald9503 you also gotta remember Steve never wanted to fight him in the first place but he had no choice, it was Tony who started the fight and wanted to kill them
I like how defeated Rocket looks, he is usually very snappy whenever he think someone is making fun of his appearances, but he just sat there "maybe I am". It is both funny and sad at the same time.
I just want to point out the heartwarming moment between Rocket and Nebula. The self-proclaimed "loners" who can still find comfort in each other and their shared loss and loneliness.
The look of pain and guilt over Tony Stark’s face when Peter got snapped out of existence by Thanos, I never thought I’d ever see a moment when iron-man nearly broke down and cried.
Out of all the trauma and near-death experiences Tony had through-out his life and time as Ironman, being abducted, injured, tortured, almost dying in space, in Sokovia, losing the Avengers, etc, out of all that crap he had to endure, the one that finally broke him enough to make him retire was losing Peter says how much he actually cared about the kid.
When Cap Ran To Get Tony Hit Me Hard, To Realize We Might Not Ever See These Too Play Those Respective Characters Again, & When Rocket Said "I Cant Breathe" when thanos shot the building down that hit my heart
Got to say everytime I rewatch this movie and it cuts to the inside with Tony getting healed he always reminds me of my elementary school band teacher. The haircut, the mustache and the glasses all very like my old band teacher, and everytime I see it, it makes me miss playing in band more and more
Ahhhh, I can see a REALLY bad scenario happening. Tony goes through with the "I see a suit of armor around the world" Idea, and basically enslaves the world so it can be safe from another threat like Thanos. So, imagine a "Injustice Superman" except it's Tony Stark
However, the actress' acting was quite shitty in this scene, especially compared to RDJ. I mean, I don't believe in her emotions here - her beloved husband has just basically returned from dead right in front of her. Should have cried a little at least.
At the Oscars, the award for the best performance of a scene played by a completely realistic actor should have been given to Robert Downey Jr., for his very beautiful and emotional performance in the death scene of Tony Stark, in such a way that all people in all countries, even those who speak Not knowing English, they were moved by emotions and tears. He conveyed emotions and reality to all the people of the world with his beautiful acting, which could not be conveyed in any language except the very beautiful acting of Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark.
I love how Rocket is not his usual smartass self, instead is mourning. Not willing to buy into Tony's smartass Build-A-Bear comment. Great choice of character arc in my opinion.
"I lost the kid!"... The way he looked down when the picture of Peter Parker appeared on the screen shows that,of all the people Tony had lost, Peter was the loss that hurt him the most. Weird how Tony and Peter Parker had seen each other die.
I think the most underrated part of this scene is Rocket silently sitting next to Nebula and holding her hand. The two most stubborn and mouthy people in the guardians crew being the quietest and sad is heartbreaking when you think about it
Love the way when two mortal human beings casually passing the comments of going one on one against the mightiest being of the freaking universe and eventually failing on it
My favorite part of this is when Cap says "We've been hunting Thanos for three weeks now... deep space scans... satellites, nothin'" Like he tried to come up with a second thing after "deep space scans" but wasn't tech-savvy enough so he just ended it with "satellites," which is so hilariously arbitrary next to "deep space scans."
I always liked that Tony looks back at Nebula when Steve escorts him away. It’s like he’s wondering if she’s gonna be okay on her own for a while, like he wasn’t the one dying of hunger. Tony’s really changed.
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Once your body doesn't eat for a while it goes into preservation mode. Your hunger urges goes away if your body doesn't eat carbs for a while.
Nebula? Sounds like a Rip-off name of Begula
Begula*
Beluga*
I really liked the part where Rusos brother didn't come in to help tony, they wanted to see him express his feelings about the loss to Thanos.
@Annie Leonhart 🤣🤣🤣🤣 you down bad bro
This entire scene was heartbreaking. Tony feeling immense guilt about losing Peter. Then asking Cap if Pepper is still around. Pepper was probably the only thing that kept him in survival mode for the weeks he drifted in space. Then you have Rocket comforting Nebula because he pretty much has nothing on Earth and lost his whole team, and Nebula having lost her sister.
Its actually funny now realizing how emotionally invested people get into fictional characters
Gonna Cry?
@@N2022-x5z damn bro you're so cool you don't get attached to fictional characters so badass omg
@@kai4344 no i definitely get attached to characters
@@N2022-x5z and you think it is a bad thing? That's literally the whole point of art. To get emotions from fiction. Emotions that people need, but can't or shouldn't experience in real life. I live in a country that is in the middle of the war now. The war that in worst case scenario could result in extinction of my nation. And believe me, I'd rather experience my emotions over fictional characters.
I never noticed before how much this scene is a call back to the first Iron Man movie where Tony was brought home.
Yep. Got off/walked out of, a "ship". 👍👍
bravo Vince! oh, no, sorry, wrong topic
So much callbacks in endgame
we can compare the scenes easily to see how they grew.
Yes I read something similar to this two years ago, good to see someone pointed out it again, it's so cool and heartwarming.
Steve running up to Tony, that was beautiful, even though they have fallen out, they still have each other’s backs and care about each other
Well since the ending of civil war, cap said he’d always be there when Tony needed him. Tony just never called
Infinity War showed Steve and Tony that they needed one another. They didn't hafta see eye to eye all the time ... but they always had the other.
And then tony tells steve he has nothing for him, no respect, gives him his chest piece and tells him to go hide.
@@moseslalmuanpuia8988 But he's mad at what happened in this scene (and, above all, mad at HIMSELF). He did have a bit of an unresolved grudge against Cap, but you can tell here already that Tony doesn't really hold it against him, he just starts raging when the impact of what happened (and seeing Pete's face) starts building up within himself. Notice that it takes him all of two seconds to bury the hatchet with Cap the moment he comes calling later. As David Hinton said above, they had a disagreement and there were some deep-seated feelings of guilt and blame they had to deal with, but deep down they were still friends and respected each other immensely.
Not really, the Greater Good Mentality took over and now that Barnes is dead their debts are paid off.
That scene where Tony is sitting down and a picture of Spider-Man comes up right in front of him. That look of just pure defeat and devastation killed me 😔
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tony was practically the father Peter never had , his responsibility was to make sure spidey is safe
They did it with captain marvel, when she looked up it was a picture of Nick Fury
They all lost someone and that's why they all look deflated. They lost. And they lost big time. Something most of them never experienced in their MCU life.
Notice that Natasha actually stops talking for a brief moment when Peter’s picture shows up. The two of them fought back on Tony’s side at the airport in Civil War. They all knew Peter was just a teenager despite his powers and motivation to help people, so all of them felt a different nerve of star struck when Peter was listed as one of those perished by the snap compared to the rest just due to how young he is
The "maybe I am" line is so underrated. I used to hate the build a bear line because it felt too "quipy" in such a serious moment but it really illustrates how hurt Rocket is. He normally starts screaming or physically assaulting anyone whom he thinks is making fun of his appearance or species. This has been a constant reaction from him, throughout all the movies. But the Build A Bear line shows in this moment that Rocket is truly devastated and in no mood to argue or yell. He's just completely and utterly broken.
People laughed at my screening. Really shows that MCU overplayed the "quippy" because now everyone's conditioned to treat every line to be like it. This one isn't.
I still hate it Rocket wouldn't know what a build a bear is so he should be confused by Tony's comment
@@SOULINTHESHELL99Yeah, but the point of his reaction is to show that he doesn't care in the moment. He's too hurt by the loss of his friends and overall failure to stop Thanos that he can't muster the energy to get mad. So he just goes with it.
Honestly i always thought it was a foreshadow move for GOTG 3. Where we find out that almost quite literally. Rocket was basically an alive build a bear. Especially if you think about his friends from his memories growing. They were mangled and had machine parts but they were basically build a bears.
I always thought he shrugged it off because he most likely has no idea what a Build-A-Bear is so why bother lol
After he says “I lost the kid” and he says “is uhh” then pepper shows up and he is relieved shows that even after losing Peter he was worried he lost pepper too which would have truly devastated him
I never noticed this. Nice
Nice , but I think He was about to say : Is nice to see you cap, after All, the split in Civil War was pretty Hard .
@@nathand4353 I don’t think he was going to say that because he lost some people he had cared about and he wanted to make sure Pepper wasn’t gone too but it would have been funny to see that 😂
@@nathand4353 tony was still pissed at cap for civil war so I doubt he would’ve said that. Remember he lashed out on him in the scene where he was basically saying if civil war didn’t happen they would have won
Tony would never have recovered if he lost Pepper, too
I always felt worse for Nebula here than I did for Tony. I get that the movie is about him and that his losses were tremendous, but when he gets home, there's an entire entourage waiting for him. His wife, several of his friends and even an old rival. All there for Tony. Who waits for Nebula on Earth? No one except Rocket, because all the others are gone. That's it. One person. And she wasn't even sure he'd be there. For all she knew, all her friends got snapped, wherever they were. I'm glad they stopped to show them supporting each other for a few seconds. It was very touching and thoughtful to include her, when the spotlight is so obviously drawn away from them in this movie.
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Hahahaha jk yeah nebula deserved more
You talk like Nebula was cast to the side and they comfort Tony only. Nebula didn't have any friends before she teamed up with her sister to defeat Thanos. The Guardians are probably the second best thing when it comes to friends and now Tony because of what they went through. Knowing this, it doesn't make much sense for her to have a big entourage of people waiting for her. It would only make sense if the Guardians were alive, but she knows most of them are probably dead because of what she saw in Titan.
We shouldn’t overlook the fact the Rocket is just now finding out that Nebula is the only family he has left. Nebula was there when most of the Guardians got dusted so who would expect her on earth anyway. She had no idea Rocket was even there.
Nebula doesn't have friends so she has nothing to lose.
After Stark says he “Couldn’t stop him” his second sentence wasn’t asking if pepper survived but “I lost the kid”. Peter was that important to him🥲🥲🥲
Thanos was Say to him ,, She still be Alive” in the Titan fight
@@habibi3114 i dont remember thanos says it.. i remember he only say to tony "when im done. half of the universe will still exist. and i hope they remember u."
@@habibi3114 He said half of humanity would still be alive.
Maybe he already saw everybody, including her, as he was being guided down the steps. He did kinda gaze out before he spoke to Rodgers so.. buts it’s a movie lmao!
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Rocket's low key acceptance that he is a build-a-bear is praiseworthy.
Well, he is genetically engineered, so technically....?
@@myladycasagrande863 and racoons are in the bear family
He didnt accept it
According to the directors he doesnt know what build a bear is
So he says "Maybe i am" 😂
@@shravandikshith he just was not in the right mood to ask more about it or argue
He's not even fighting it at this point. He's completely given up.
I always loved that even though they were on bad terms, Cap still ran to Tony to help him and Tony accepted his help. Ego's at this moment were pushed aside and the friendship came back to life for a brief moment.
It's also that their different was way out of place considering the situation. I mean half the population got snapped out, they weren't gonna fight about Tony's parents and Bucky, they had other things to deal with
@@brainloading5543to be fair though Tony can quite petty and if his ego had got in the way, he would have shoved Cap aside.
@@chrissmart21 I think he would have been justified to do so. The guy got stabbed on a foreign, abandonned planet. Meanwhile his friend who kind of betrayed him wasn't there, even though he said he would. And their beef is not about Tony's ego, it's literally because of the death of his parents. You can see at the end of CW he gets over it because he hangs up on the government guy
@@brainloading5543 I don’t think he got over it that quickly, but I think he had time to cool down and rationally think about it. He still held a grudge against Steve for years but as time went on he slowly began to forgive.
He kept Cap's shield for 5 years, so....
0:48 God it hurts so much to think about the fact that as far as we know this is the first time Steve and Tony see each other after Civil War. The last time they were this close together Steve had driven his shield into Tony's reactor and both of them left each other absolutely devastated mentally and physically.
This is the first time after that, and here Steve runs to Tony, holds him up, and Tony leans on him and accepts his comfort. Really shows how much Steve still cared for Tony.
brotherly fight does not mean end of lifr
Any man with a brother knows that no matter how much you fight the love is still there
Also in infinity war when Stark is taken away on the ship and Steve says “earth just lost its best defender.” Game recognizes game
Avengers Endgame One of my most unforgettable theatre experiences of all time
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@@jamessalepe What's with the "Haha" something funny?
@@mickconnor88just a bot, he’s everywhere
And I didn't had a chance to watch it in theatre. :(
Better than Avatar.
When you lose everything, you realize real quick that you're going to need what you have left. The pain Tony exhibits in this scene is very real. But I think Rocket and Nebula comforting eachother is what embodies that best. In an instant, they became the closest thing to family. It's hard to watch two characters share in their pain so heavily, they have to look to eachother for support despite not being close.
Your first sentence makes no sense. if you lose everything, what else could you possibly have?
Notice how Rocket didn't rebut what Tony told him, clearly shows how deep in anguish they all are.
Also, that was likely not even a dig. Tony seemed genuinely surprised when Rocket started talking.
I remember at the theaters when he said "I lost the kid" everyone did like a gasp of sadness
@Clinical Department wait u were the theater
@@Tickey yup, that's why they are the clinical dept they had to have a procedure to be changed into one
Thats why i dont like theaters i dont want to hear cheering clapping gasping screaming
@@alexpowers5117 yeah you might want to try not going to one for these kinds of movies or wait for then to come to Disney +
@@irregularmana6216 I wait till it comes out on tv i dont want Disney plus i allready have free Netflix
It says a lot about how depressed Rocket is feeling when Tony calls him a build-a-bear and Rocket doesn’t even try to snark back or rise to the taunt.
What did you expect? He lost his best friends. He wasn’t even in the mood for a callback.
Yeah, neither the characters nor the audience were in mood for that
Shows that Rocket truly doesn’t know who he is without his family. “Maybe I am.” He just doesn’t care anymore.
@ He doesn’t even know what that is he doesn’t even know what creature he is that’s why he says “maybe I am.” He finds being called a Racoon offensive at one point, too. So, he just quiet literally does not know what he is, so he really just does not have any other words to say back. I’m not saying that it did not cause him to not say much, but he doesn’t know so, that doesn’t really hurt him. It’s just the fact that he’s sad that he doesn’t snark back, but he doesn’t even think it’s a taunt (and it really isn’t). He’d try to shout and scream angrily if you even called him a racoon, which is what he is, so, yes, he was depressed. But no, he doesn’t know it’s a taunt when it isn’t, and he doesn’t know what a build a bear is. I guess he just finds it offense to be called anything, including what he is.
Pepper and Steve conforting Tony, Rocket and Nebula, Carol seeing Fury, Tony seeing Peter. Man this movie really did hit right in the feels.
the bar was set really HIGH with this movie...in so many ways. and now Marvel is not really trying hard enough to keep the level of quality. This is a master piece no matter how you feel about comic book movies
No it wasn't. Not at all lol. The film could have been better in so many ways. It's not a masterpiece of a film, or even a comic book film. With a better director, we could have had an epic Thor vs Thanos battle,
@@mikehuntburns9753 that’s what you’re focusing on? The fact there wasn’t an epic Thor vs Thanos fight? Y’all really fanboying here. Thanos would’ve whooped Thor in infinity war with stormbreaker or not. The only reason he came close to killing Thanos in IW was because he surprised attacked him.
@@alexamaya3208 Lot of problems with the film. The Nova Corps and Asgardian attack are both off screen events, The Guardians have their bodies altered by the reality stone but somehow stay alive and then have their bodies changed back to normal, wakanda battle felt like the battle of Naboo, none of those human characters died either despite getting overrun and somehow Thor's axe saves everyone right as they're about to die, poorly done characters especially the black order, there was multiple ways that they could have actually defeated Thanos but the whole "million losses" seemed "cool", Thanos's character seemed contradictory than info from past films, the Hulk and Thanos fight was bland,why Heimdall sent hulk to earth instead of Thor made no sense either, thanos destroying the moon and sending pieces of it to the planet should have actually killed everybody right there, Thanos punching Rogers in the face didn't even make him bleed lol but he can go toe to toe with Hulk and Rogers can actually die from a bullet, makes no sense. Thanos would've whooped Thor? Lol Thor is a literal god more than a thousand years, it would've been a good fight at the very least, hell Scarlet Witch was nerfed too. The film had bad writing overall. Hell, Once Thanos was controlled by Mantis, they could've made a portal, pulled his hand there and close it to cut it off just like they had done earlier with his random minion, or had Quill get portaled somewhere else while they removed the glove. The film was just poorly done.
@@mikehuntburns9753 you’re literally not even talking about the same movie
@@ryker2895 he mentioned Infinity War so I'm talking about that one. How is that not the same movie? Lol
That moment of Nebula and Rocket made me think, these two are/were probably some of the most emotionally damaged, closed off, abused characters in the entire MCU. They didn't grow up on love, they grew up tortured, physically experimented on and physically tortured, emotionally and mentally torn down, constantly compared to others, constantly having to fight tooth and nail to survive or get some type of approval out of someone else so that they didn't go through more pain, constantly wondering if they're good enough. This made them closed off, afraid to get close, afraid to let people in, afraid to be vulnerable. But here they are, finding solace in each other, mourning the ones who were the first to give them love, give them support, give them a family. Especially with Nebula being the first to reach out and offer real hand holding, something she's still new with cause she didn't have much experience with things of that nature.
I feel the same way, I honestly love gotg 3 for this. If you haven't seen it, I recommend it. It shows rockets origins, and man it's just perfect
Rocket holding Nebula's hand is just heart shattering. They have never gotten along. Never. But they have both lost their family and forced to fight Thanos after losing so much. They are all they have left.
I actually love the way Captain America deals with the fact that they lost, It really sells Steve Rogers as the soldier that he is.
2:00 the moment Tony is shocked to see a talking racoon lmao
The fact that Tony is surprised that there is a talking raccoon in a world where a giant purple raisin man snapped away half of all life is tilting to me.
The kiss Tony gives Pepper at 1:11 is so 🥺
1:31 when Peter came up Tony looked down with complete guilt
this scene hits for different reasons. Tony mourning spiderman, wondering, before seeing her, if peeper is alive and rocket sitting with nebula realizing that his friends are now gone and searching for her hand...also captain marvel seeing fury is gone
I don’t know why but how you spelled pepper is so funnny to me
@@PhilipClyde didn't notice🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@luisangeltrivesrapado3896 lmao pls don't fix it
@@PhilipClyde never
Normally, Rocket is a spitfire full of witty comebacks. But at 2:09 when he simply says "Maybe I am" after Tony says he thought was a build-a-bear. You can tell how much losing almost his entire team effected him. Especially Groot. This is the second time poor Rocket has lost him. First time was when Groot sacrificed himself in the first movie of Guardians of the Galaxy to protect all of them. And now this.
RDJ should have been nominated for an Oscar for Endgame. So good.
I’m still sad about him dying. I loved him as Ironman
MCU movies aren't exactly Oscar-worthy movies. The acting is decent for a superhero flick, but it's not of the level that deserves a trophy. If anything, the CGI department deserves an Oscar.
@@lifeofmarshae He's.... not dead.
Unless you're talking about his character, then yes. Completely dead.
@@blackmoon9462 of course I’m talking about the character I know Robert isn’t dead 😐
@@blackmoon9462 bruh they were obviously talking about Tony lol
"Let's kill him properly this time!"
Epic dialogue and epic delivery 👌
I like how in this scene, Tony doesn't even talk about what happened back in 2016... he was in bad shape and his friend Cap was there for him
The fact that tony decided to bring them all back just because of Spiderman is truly something❤
When i was in the cinema. That: I've lost the kid...
My heart skipped a beat
Even though captain marvel is being hated by many
Still she is one of the iconic and powerful characters next to thor and hulk
Because the spaceship is atleast 40 tons of weight and she is handling and lifting that like a cardboard
Her strength is litrelly awesome ❤
The way Downey delivers that like it's like "I thought I could protect him but I couldn't".
Don’t care what anyone says. This scene is BEAUTIFUL! It sets the tone and is just amazing.
Ok...
1:32 look how Tony reacts in guilt and grief when he sees peters face.
1:19 dat scene between rocket and nebula is acc so heartwarming. They were the last of the guardians. Makes guardians of the galaxy vol 3 hit even more
I will be forever grateful for belonging to the generation that was able to get this experience in the theatres. This was actually the first Marvel movie I had watched in the theatre because I was not a fan before this movie came out. So thankful for the experience❤❤
It hit me when rocket and nebula just sat there and held hands as he realized the other Guardians were gone.
“Couldn’t stop him.”
“Neither could I.”
Love this small exchange after these two haven’t seen each other in two years. After they both bloodied each other badly at the end of Civil War. Steve still rushes to help Tony off the ship despite what they both did to each other, proving he still cares for Tony no matter what.
Tony is feeling immense guilt over his failure to stop Thanos, but Steve brings up his own failure to stop the Mad Titan. Letting Tony know it wasn’t just him who failed to stop the Snap, but all of them.
Once again great scene. Especially for the MCU.
I love that Steve was the first one to get Tony off the ship.
Yes he better do that
When Cap said: "We lost" - it was like Spidey was always with Stark and Cap as their newbie in the Avengers. He's very important for them as the leader of the New Avengers
Yeah, he's a real control freak.
Side note I love how much nebula has changed like you can see how genuinely she cares about Tony’s wellbeing and I just love her development that she was more than what her father did to her
the last time they met they were fighting each other and now Steve rushed over to help Tony as if their fight never happened
It's because Steve is like that, he cares more about other people than himself, he's the type of guy that would take a bullet to the head to save someone.
Because he feels regret and remorse by it
A whole lot has happened since their fight, Steve was so anxious hearing it all in he news that Tony was off planet battling Thanos that he let bygones be bygones.
@@jacobmacdonald9503 you also gotta remember Steve never wanted to fight him in the first place but he had no choice, it was Tony who started the fight and wanted to kill them
@@everardo2345 If he wanted to kill Steve, he'd be dead already.
I'm glad that Captain America was the leader of the team again
It’s 2023 right now, it’s so surreal watching this as it’s set in 2023
I like how defeated Rocket looks, he is usually very snappy whenever he think someone is making fun of his appearances, but he just sat there "maybe I am". It is both funny and sad at the same time.
1:38 hate her or love her, you can't denied that she is maybe the only one who cares and sad Fury was killed. Not to mention their friendship.
Okay....hate her anyway👍
That's one of her best friends. She was ready to jack Thanos up for that.
I just want to point out the heartwarming moment between Rocket and Nebula. The self-proclaimed "loners" who can still find comfort in each other and their shared loss and loneliness.
The look of pain and guilt over Tony Stark’s face when Peter got snapped out of existence by Thanos, I never thought I’d ever see a moment when iron-man nearly broke down and cried.
When nebula held rockets hand you can feel how alone they are and they are the only ones left from there own family
Nebula who is supposed to be a emotion less robot , actually feels for tony and helps him down the stair.... I liked that tiny detail
i like how tony so quickly accepts rocket like "yeah ok that's a thing"
Out of all the trauma and near-death experiences Tony had through-out his life and time as Ironman, being abducted, injured, tortured, almost dying in space, in Sokovia, losing the Avengers, etc, out of all that crap he had to endure, the one that finally broke him enough to make him retire was losing Peter says how much he actually cared about the kid.
When Cap Ran To Get Tony Hit Me Hard, To Realize We Might Not Ever See These Too Play Those Respective Characters Again, & When Rocket Said "I Cant Breathe" when thanos shot the building down that hit my heart
Tony: “Honestly, until this exact second I thought you were a build-a-bear.”
Rocket: “Maybe I am.”
When it was dubbed in my country Tony said I thought you're a teddy bear until you spoke the rocket says I do bite also lol
@@destro5451 where are you from
@@birisiisteya India
@@destro5451 nice to meet you.I really want to come to India, I hope I come. greetings from Türkiye
That epic musical theme that plays when Captain Marvel comes. 0:19
Every beginning has an end , every end has a new beginning
I love how emotional Tony is actually feeling this time around.
i love how the moment tony sees steve there is no rage or anything like that. he doesnt hate steve really.
It’s incredible to show Cap being the only one emotionally still strong because he already lost everyone from his time.
Got to say everytime I rewatch this movie and it cuts to the inside with Tony getting healed he always reminds me of my elementary school band teacher. The haircut, the mustache and the glasses all very like my old band teacher, and everytime I see it, it makes me miss playing in band more and more
Still couldn't imagine what would be like if Tony didn't have Pepper there.
The time travel idea would have come a lot sooner. Or maybe he would've turned villain. I think it's the former though.
Ahhhh, I can see a REALLY bad scenario happening.
Tony goes through with the "I see a suit of armor around the world" Idea, and basically enslaves the world so it can be safe from another threat like Thanos.
So, imagine a "Injustice Superman" except it's Tony Stark
@@ccelite3782 soo... Superior Iron Man basically
@@XxwalaweixX precisely.
However, the actress' acting was quite shitty in this scene, especially compared to RDJ. I mean, I don't believe in her emotions here - her beloved husband has just basically returned from dead right in front of her. Should have cried a little at least.
the way steve immediately ran to tony 0:45
Thank you Captain Marvel
If only Darth Bully was there he could have Made Thanos Cry
At the Oscars, the award for the best performance of a scene played by a completely realistic actor should have been given to Robert Downey Jr., for his very beautiful and emotional performance in the death scene of Tony Stark, in such a way that all people in all countries, even those who speak Not knowing English, they were moved by emotions and tears. He conveyed emotions and reality to all the people of the world with his beautiful acting, which could not be conveyed in any language except the very beautiful acting of Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark.
"he thinks he failed. Of course he did but there's a lot of that going around."
Fucking dead.
Loved it how instead of arguing for Civil War they only focus on the recent incident they have been through.
I love how Rocket is not his usual smartass self, instead is mourning. Not willing to buy into Tony's smartass Build-A-Bear comment. Great choice of character arc in my opinion.
When Cap said “Whatever It Takes” in his speech it felt like a promise to not bring the kid back especially
Unrelated, but after watching GOTG3, it's nice to know Rocket didn't get snapped. He'd gone through enough in his childhood.
You just feel that void of hopelessness and loss from this scene.
Let’s be honest. If antman would have never came back this would’ve never happened 💯
Which is why Kang is gonna be in Ant Man 3. Scott Lang's time travel idea gave Nathaniel Richards the power he needed to become Kang
Thank the rat 🐀.
@@johndanielsforJesus facts I forgot about that 💀
Antman was the MVP of this movie…
@@Smansi07 the rat which brought back antman was the MVP
It's nice to relive when MCU was good.
"I want you to be better" I can die for you
"I lost the kid!"... The way he looked down when the picture of Peter Parker appeared on the screen shows that,of all the people Tony had lost, Peter was the loss that hurt him the most.
Weird how Tony and Peter Parker had seen each other die.
The best Marvel movie that DC can't possibly compete with.
If they make a Static Shock movie or a Batman Beyond they would get close. Close.
@@moocowfuckmilk4967 I'm not sure DC can make a movie as great as Marvel
@@ImBalmond They can if they don't copy the style. Their animated movies beat Marvel's animated movies.
Sadly DC is too focused on Batman to care much about their other characters.
DC doesn't need to...there animated movies are much better
And this was THE START OF THE MOVIE. i was already crying 5 min in. This was such a beautiful saga
I miss them i miss avengers
I think the most underrated part of this scene is Rocket silently sitting next to Nebula and holding her hand. The two most stubborn and mouthy people in the guardians crew being the quietest and sad is heartbreaking when you think about it
When I’m a grandpa I’m gonna be telling my grandchildren how awesome endgame was
This scene right here shows how much Tony loved Peter ,Peter was literally the only reason Tony went back
Sad that Tony never got to finish what he was going to say to Steve before Pepper ran up. Really touching moment, sharing his grief about Peter.
He was starting to ask about Pepper, but then she ran up to him, so that answered his question.
Peter will never know that he was the reason Tony build the Time machine ❤
Super serious and sad scene and then "Honestly, until this exact second I thought you were a build-a-bear" LMAO
You know I wouldn't have been mad if Nebula was just hanging out at Tony's house playing with Morgan when they went to ask him for help.
When Rocket gets hold of Nebulas hand it broke me
Love the way when two mortal human beings casually passing the comments of going one on one against the mightiest being of the freaking universe and eventually failing on it
My favorite part of this is when Cap says "We've been hunting Thanos for three weeks now... deep space scans... satellites, nothin'"
Like he tried to come up with a second thing after "deep space scans" but wasn't tech-savvy enough so he just ended it with "satellites," which is so hilariously arbitrary next to "deep space scans."
I like this version of cap, with long hair and clean shaven.
I still feel like there should have been a longer scene between rocket and Nebula. They lost everyone and only had each other left.
It just gave an throwback 4 years ago
😔😔
An great era just ended with a snap
The scene is insanely heartbreaking and dark. That’s also what made Endgame near-perfect
Denver's suit when she rescues Tony is my favorite, wish they kept for longer
Carol: “Um you’re welcome, Pepper.”
Cap and Tony were meeting first time after their fight in civil war ♥️💯
They hate Captain Marvel so much they forgot that she saved Tony. LMAO
I love how Steve's the first one to run to Tony
2:06 best line ever 🤣🤣🤣🤣