Cap was always worthy. You can see in Age of Ultron when they're all trying to lift Mjolnir. Cap stops himself from lifting it completely but it moves, cause he was worthy. If it had been pre-supersoldier serum Steve, he'd have been worthy too. He was always worthy.
And that's why Dr. Strange gave Thanos the time stone. He knew in the One scenario where they won Tony was key so he couldn't let him die on Titan. And when Bruce told The Ancient One Strange gave up the stone willingly she trusted that he did it for a good reason so SHE gave it willingly.
When you get to WandaVision, it should help you understand what happened to Vision. He didn’t come back because Thanos killed him in their past, before the snap. Honestly I would start WandaVison before a lot of the Marvel movies to come, especially before the next Dr Strange movie
It's more simple than that. Vision didn't come back because he wasn't snapped away, he was manually killed. In the post credit, the pilot of the helicopter that crashed into the building was likely brought back safe and sound. Any passengers that weren't snapped, or people who died from the explosion of it hitting the building, they're all still dead.
Best wishes and recovery to Jeremy Renner, who plays Hawkeye, who has been in a snowplowing accident, which did significant damage to his leg. Get well, Jeremy.
I have to commend you for immediately recognizing that Thor's state in this movie is not a joke. So many people thought it was hilarious, but you were instantly able to see it for what it really was: depression. The nuances of his body language, dialogue, wardrobe, emotional turmoil, etc. can all be interpreted as funny, but at their core is a deep well of sadness, self-loathing, and feeling unworthy. Every time you (Ashleigh) told him he was worthy or responded to what he was saying AND meaning (i.e. the deeper levels of what was being communicated, not just the surface level "laugh") a part of my soul felt seen and healed. Thank you Ashleigh.
Oof, I still get chills at the Cap/hammer scene and at that scene, but being IN the theater when those happened - the PALPABLE waves of emotion. The THUNDER of our voices filling the room. If anyone wants to experience it even a little, look up theater reactions on RUclips. Sometimes when I want another hit of that feeling I go do that myself! Watching Ashley was fun too, got goosebumps again right along with her!
Yes. I saw this in theaters 7 times and everytime was a new crowd and the emotional expression from them was earthshaking. After the first Avengers I was so hyped to here it but it never happened. Then the second one they cut Cap off so you didn't hear it then either. Then I figured what they were doing and I think most did. So in this one when he said it, during that brief pause I swear to God every person in that theater took a deep breath. Then he uttered the final word and everyone lost their minds. The DCU has a long way to go before they reach that level of engagement. There will never be another Stan Lee.
Jarvis was a main character in Marvel's Agent Carter TV series, it helped flesh out his character/personality and showed why he was so important in the lives of the future MCU heroes.
@@CraZY.pRIME.You are absolutely right and the series addressed it, I considered mentioning this but decided to focus only on him as an individual character in his own right in the MCU for anyone unfamiliar with the comics. Personally, I found his cinematic portrayal more personable and engaging than the comics but that's my opinion.
@@Joey76068 - Jarvis was the Avengers' answer to Batman's Alfred, in the comics. And at times, like Alfred, he did show considerable personality and character developments. It didn't happen too often though. Also, in the comics, Vision was based off of Wonder Man ( Simon Williams ), not Jarvis, if I remember correctly... which is just another way the movies deviate from the source material.
I also liked that Rhodey was thinking like a pilot when he ejected from his suit. Make the eject command simple, but not something that will be set off accidently, hence repeating it 3 times.
Spider-Man: Far From Home is next, and then WandaVision. But I agree it's a great show. I'm really excited for her to dive into the Disney+ side of the MCU.
Thanos is a classic eugenicist. There are too many people using resources that don't give back to society. Usually they actually choose which ones "get got". In this one, Thanos has chosen up to now, but he is willing to give the choosing power over to the stones for the big thing before he retires.
The TV shows are short and each episode is 20 to 35 minutes so doing 3 episodes at a time would be the same as doing a movie. WandaVision is 9 episodes so doing three at a time would be 3, most of the rest are 6 episodes so that can be done in two goes. Every show is very different in both tone and genre.
Honestly I think the TV shows have been a lot more consistently good than the movies this phase. The only one I thought was bit crap was She Hulk and even that had it's moments.
@@Scimarad I liked She-Hulk but I can see where it would be a little jarring if you were not expecting that tone/style. It followed the comics pretty close so it was exactly what I expected.
@@DaxMicro There were a couple long episodes but most are like Dominoes in the 80's, thirty minutes or less. I know Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel were mostly shorter episodes but they at least never felt long.
The guy who plays Hawkeye is in critical care at the hospital right now. He was helping a stranded person on the toad with their vehicle when I guess he got his. He's stable but has a long road to recovery.
there is a whole comicbook story arc where Hawkeye goes berserk after a "traumatic" event (anything more trauma inducing event than the "snap?), and he assumes the persona of "Ronin". To fans of his, this was a great nod to them.
In this movie they got a different actor to play Red Skull. Hugo Weaving didn’t want to come back to play the character. They got an actor from the Walking Dead to play the character. When Red Skull mentions the name of Natasha’s father, the theory is that her father is Whiplash since his name is Ivan.
So during the funeral scene when the camera fly through theres a dark haired dude in the back before you see Carol and Fury. None of the people I know could figure out "who the hell is that?" so we had to google it, come to find out it was the little kid from Iron Man 3. Now alot of people will tell you they knew who it was without a doubt.....they lie.
The two things from Phase 4 that people would MOST want to see made available on the channel are WandaVision and Dr. Strange 2: Multiverse of Madness. Both stories center around Wanda's grief after losing Vision and her fully becoming Scarlet Witch. Elizabeth Olsen knocks it out of the park and each of the three main actors (Olsen, Bettany, and Hahn) received Emmy nominations. Notes: 1) Each episode of WandaVision takes on popular tv sitcoms from different decades. You don't have to, but if you're unfamiliar, I would recommend watching one episode of I Love Lucy (1950s), Bewitched (1960s), Malcolm in the Middle (2000s), Modern Family and The Office (2010s) to prepare for those stylistic references. WV is a nine episode miniseries, so I would recommend breaking them up into two episode chunks and then leave the longer finale as its own reaction. 2) In the X-Men series, Wanda (Scarlet Witch) and her brother Pietro (Quicksilver) are the mutant offspring of Magneto. This is not yet addressed in any of the films. The main movie order goes: X-Men, X2: United, X3: The Last Stand, X-Men: First Class (a prequel), then X-Men: Days of Future Past. For legal reasons, Wanda's brother, Pietro / Quicksilver was recast in the X-Men films. WandaVision references this change. 3) Long ago, Marvel sold the film rights to different studios when they needed an influx of cash. Universal owns Hulk, Sony owns Spider-Man, and 20th Century Fox owns X-Men. Sony legally had to make a new Spider-Man movie every 10 years in order to retain the rights hence the different actors. When Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, X-Men & MCU could finally be brought under one Marvel banner. This is also why Abbott Elementary (ABC) could use the X-Men costumes for Storm and Scarlet Witch in their S2 Halloween episode. ABC is a Disney subsidiary. 4) EEAAO (2022, 7 Oscar wins) was released earlier in the same year as DS2: MOM and was generally regarded as the stronger, more daring multiverse film. Other popular multiversal films are: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018, animated, Oscar winner), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021, featuring Maguire, Holland, and Garfield), and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023, animated sequel).
We should get ashleigh to watch a theater crowd recording from near the end of the movie. I wish she could have experienced it in the theater like a lot of us did.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 It's funny to hear Ashley saying "boy I'm not saying much - but I'm still processing!" and all of us who sat through the entire credits trying to stop being heaving, sobbing wrecks before we had to get out, exited the theater as part of an entirely silent crowd, every one of us stumbling back to our cars and fumbling with the keys to unlock and then just SITTING THERE in our cars processing E-VER-Y-THING and still having to make the drive home again afterward!! We KNOW Ashley, we KNOW! We took that journey right along with you all over again from our homes, and we re-lived our own processing right along with you living through yours for the first time. Man, am I glad to have been along for her journey through this storyline. Along with everyone in the credits of course! I don't know if I find anything as joyful as a shared love/experience of a great story.
Thano's core reason for wiping out half instead of creating more (like infinite power, right?) he could have made the universe twice as big, ten times as big and rich in resources or a trillion times as big was not that he was short sighted or dumb, was that he was in love. (capitol letters LOVE) The Lady Death was his utter obsession. He was fascinated and in love with the metaphysical embodiment of the universal "Power/Reality/embodiment" of Death. She was one of his core drivers for why he chose to kill instead of create. He was in love with her, the 'Lady Death' and he wanted to impress her, make her notice and perhaps fall for him.
"The hardest decisions take the strongest of wills" (or something like that) was just to make Thanos feel superior and godlike. It made him feel powerful, and that was the real point--his real goal, no matter what he told himself or others. It was all about power.
Between this and the other two videos you're going to have so many views! This has been a great series, congrats, and thank you bleeding green for donating a couple thousand $$ (so far) to make it happen
Storm breaker doesn't have the same enchantment as moljnir I don't know what storm breaker thinks who can wield him, and worthy is kinda a vague term, cause there's a long list of people that can pick up mojnlir at any time and a list of people can can only do it at certain times, super man could wield him for about 5 minutes then kinda insulted moljnir so he dropped it immediately
Perfect movie making. Taking comic book characters and over a successful span of telling individual and team stories, then end it and have people cry. People cried for a character that was in comic books.
It's a lot deeper than that, most of us started with the first Iron Man in 2008 and have followed the MCU all the way until 2019. We grew attached to the characters and felt like we knew them, there was a lot of emotion involved. Your comment sounds like an oversimplification.
Anyone can become Captain America, that's the beauty of it. There's only ever one Thor, one Hulk, One Spiderman, but Captain America represents what we could be...any single one of us.
Only thing I would’ve done different in the credits, when they were having the original six avengers sign their signatures. I would’ve had somebody find a way to simulate a signature for Stan. It wasn’t just that avengers endgame was the end of a very specific chapter, it was Stan Lee’s final cameo. So in many ways it wasn’t that we were just saying goodbye to the original team, we were saying goodbye to Stan as well.
Thank you for talking Thor through his issues. It means alot to hear someone say he can fail and still be worthy. I love you, girl. Please keep doing what you're doing!
41:31 The enchantment for the axe is different from the hammer. You don't need to be "worthy" to lift the axe. You just need to possess the immense strength and willpower of gods and kings. You can have that incredible strength and willpower to lift the axe, but that doesn't necessarily make you "worthy" to lift the hammer. So Thanos can use the axe, but he probably can't use the hammer. Being "worthy" seems to imply possessing incredible strength of character and moral values. Cap definitely has that, which explains his worthiness. And once he proves himself to be worthy, he is also granted the godly strength and powers of Thor, which means he can now also lift the axe. I hope that makes some kind of sense for you.
I'll be explained about Loki in the Disney Plus show but at the end leaves you wanting more and it is kind of vital to watch Loki it's an introduction to a character that's going to be a part of the new set of Avengers movies they're working on
In the first Avengers there is are so many conversations that are paid off here… Bruce realises what Hulks purpose is, Tony lays down his life for others, Cap gets a life for himself, Nat wipes the red off her ledger… such a great movie.. love it. For the question of half the population or double resources both have issues as it’s just temporary either way…. The click needs to change behaviour to actually deal with the impact of over population not just continuous escalating consumption with half as many people or double resources
50:20 -ish Throwback to the Capt. America movie. Bucky said that to Steve before Steve was transformed, and Bucky was afraid Steve would get the stuffing beaten out of him.
Also, Thanos is/was known as the "Mad" Titan, meaning he's kinda nuts. So he's got a bit of kookiness going on behind all the decisions he makes, no matter how reasonable he appears.
Well keep in mind, the MCU motivation for Thanos is VERY different from comic book Thanos. It's still a batshit crazy, and ultimately ineffective plan though. I wonder just how philosophical you can be with your Snap Guidelines. Like instead of saying "Kill 50% of all life in the universe" say "No organism will breed beyond the capabilities of it's biome to support it." That might be an ACTUAL humane, and EFFECTIVE way to solve the problem that Thanos saw. No clue how the stones would actually enact that wish though. I'd LIKE to think that it would simply make fertility not work during mating unless there was actual room for growth without straining the ecosystem of the planet in question. But his basic plan is utter shite, and completely ineffective by actual population growth standards.
@@happyninja42 if he could eliminate greed and predudice, I'm betting cooperation between beings would solve most of the problems. He went straight to authoritarian destruction.
@@happyninja42 No, 50% is fair. Pure chance overweighs who "has got a right". Everybody's egoism would claim that. If Thanos isn't justice "Children of men" would be.
@@nettack It has nothing to do with 50% being FAIR, it has to do with it being INEFFECTIVE. Do you know what point in history pushing humanity's population back by 50% would get us? 1974. Assuming we're at 8billion when the snap hits, we hit around 4billion globally in 1974. And I hate to break it to you, but we had resource crises issues back in 1974 as well. Our growth rate is exponential, so his plan is doomed to failure from the snap. It's stupid, and unrealistic, and wouldn't actually make what he wants to happen, happen.
@@neospock5034 Exactly, hurt Wanda enough and she will take pleasure in utterly destroying you unless someone comes to stop her. Ultron and Thanos easily top her "fuck up on sight" list for what they did to Pietro and Vision.
In the comics the story made a lot more sense. Thanos fell in love with the cosmic being Death, so he wanted to impress her by killing off half the universe and he needed the completed infinity gauntlet to accomplish it. Yes current Loki is dead. The avengers went back in time to get the stones But past Loki got the tesseract so he went to a different universe so future Loki things will be a multiverse version of Loki but he won't be in future 616 movies. Also FYI Pepper in her iron-man suit is called Rescue.
Ashleigh, I didn't watch your whole progression through the Marvel universe and finally got around to watching this full review. It was great to see you catching all the references and getting all the emotional attachment we long time Marvel fans have. Glad you enjoyed it and I can't wait until you get Disney+ and fullfil your Marvel destiny.
That's how time travel, each you change something a new timeline is created. So when you get back your present is different but the other timeline still exists.
Not sure if anyone told you, but in the original script when Tony says I am Ironman before snapping, he said said **** you, and I am not even kidding even recorded it. They were going to let it slide. It was RDJ that changed it. Have a great day.
I would recommend reacting to the MCU shows 'cause they aren't just random shows for information or small stuff like the One-Shots. They are basically movies but split into episodes 'cause the MCU is getting REALLY big and they can't everything into movies... and there are a LOT, I mean a LOT of BIG things there that we would love to see your reaction to. You could do something like 2-3 Episodes per video, so it would drag too much. But really consider recording the shows, 'cause there's A LOT of big stuff in them.
"He got married?! To Whats-her-tits!" Bless you, you sound just like my grandma, mom, and I all talk, and I love it! 😁🥰I grew up with family who made curse words into odd sayings a work of art. Some people work in paint and some in clay, we cursed creatively. My late grandparents were the Picasso's of cursing, even when complimenting others. Also, there is an extra scene they filmed when filming the Tony and Peter hug, but he also kissed the side of his head. You can find it on line. I wish they'd kept that one in there, but I'm like you and am also just glad he got his hug he'd been wanting since Homecoming, and the "No, I'm just getting the door for you, not hugging you. We're not there yet". (*the hug was improvised by Tom Holland by the way 😃). And I am just so happy you got to watch these Marvel movies we all love so much, and that you cared as much for the characters as we do. It's been a blast watching your reactions. If you have Disney+, please check out Wanda Vision, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, the Hawkeye series, and if you find yourself still missing Tony and Natasha, go explore some fanfiction. You'd be amazed at how great some of these stories are. And if you are like me, just find some cool Tony and Peter stories, or stories where Tony lives, and Peter gets to know his little sister Morgan. Thank you so much for listening to John (?) , or the person who convinced you to try this franchise out, because you may have influenced others to watch the movies, and for the rest of us that already loved the movies it's just been a great journey watching you react. 😄
I would LOVE to see you watch WandaVision and Loki at the very least. They are great series, WandaVision is complete (One season only) so won't throw your channel off much. Loki will get a second season, but there's only one out now. Heck, if you're on the fence, put them up as Patreon Exclusives or something. I'd sub for that.
The reason Thanos was able to wield the ax is because the spell that only allows the worthy to wield the weapon was only put on Thors hammer by Odin and was not put on Thors ax.
18:29 "You're makin' a mess with that taco. It's grossin' me out." It's a taco, Ashleigh. It's not supposed to be clean. That's why you eat it with something _under_ it.
27:06 "Hulk, I feel like you could be the one to drop down the center and survive landing, down there." Without question. Hulk would be fine. The staircase would probably be pretty severely damaged, though.
Stormbreaker didn't have Odin whisper security magic on to it. So anyone can pick it up provided they are strong enough to wield an equivalent size regular axe.
Wandavision! Wandavision! Wandavision! Also yeah remember how you were worried you weren't going to cry? Don't bother worrying you won't cry in Wandavision either. (But also laugh and squeal and cheer and scream just like this movie.)
Loki is alive. He has his own series on Disney Plus. Wanda has her own series on Disney Plus, WandaVision. Hawkeye has his own series where he is training a young agent named Kate Bishop. Vision didn’t come back. You will find out what happened in Wanda’s series. There is a Black Widow Prequel movie which takes place after Civil War and before Infinity War.
Slight correction, the Loki we see in the movies is dead as dead can be. The Loki in the Loki show is an alternate Loki, like how the Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula who time travelled to the future here are alternate versions.
I can’t be the only one who noticed a time travel contradiction. When they go back to get the Infinity Stones, it’s mentioned that they’re “on the clock”, but when Cap goes to return the stones and Mjölnir, he has “all the time he needs”. Strange
When they go to get the stones, they can only do one trip. They each have a plan to get their respective stones, which would rely almost entirely on the place/time they went to. If they miss that window, their plan becomes useless, and getting the stones becomes much more difficult. Cap bringing things back, he probly has multiple vials since Hank is back to make more serum, so he can make as many trips as he needs if he messes up. And if he runs out, he can come back and get more vials. There's no constraints.
Thanos is wrong. The problem isn't lack of resources, it's getting the resources to people. Supply chain issues, greed, politics. This is what the problem is.
What really sucks about bringing everyone back was for the people who were either in a boat or an airplane when they disappeared. Imagine coming back 10,000 feet in the air. Or the middle of the ocean 😂
ive watched this here, both original reactions, subscribed to patreon just so i could watch along with you, and i still cry every damn time. LOL. Love this movie, love your reactions, love your spirit and energy!!! Keep on keeping on!!
Just in case enough people haven't already told you this and you didn't see this comment on the other video: Going forward in the MCU: *I promise no spoilers here from me* Spiderman: *Far From Home* is next. Please make sure it's _Far From Home_ and *not* No Way Home. You're probably going to be extra careful of not making another Spider-Man movie mistake, but just wanted to reiterate it. After that, feel free to watch Black Widow with no more prerequisites! Also Shang Chi and also Eternals (I haven't even watched this one yet and feel like I've not missed anything but maybe you'll still be asked to watch it by a patron, in any case you're caught up to watch it whenever.) After this point, I highly, highly, highly recommend you start on the X-Men franchise (including the Deadpool movies) and really hope some patrons are going to see to that!!! You can start watching them at any time now and also be watching them concurrently with the above movies. I also recommend seeing the Kick-Ass movies, or at least just the first one, but really not necessary at all...there would be some good amusement to come out of it is all. It would also be good to familiarize yourself with the *Fantastic Four* franchise. Even though it's going to be a complete reboot as they enter then MCU, watching the 2005 film is a good introduction to get a general idea of who they are. This is where you *need* to get into a some of the MCU series before going forward, but as far as I can tell, you only *really* need two of the series at this point and they are pretty short: *Wandavision* (9 Episodes) You are not going to even _begin_ to understand what's going on until you're half way through, but don't look for any explanations until the show is good and ready to provide them, and it will take a while to do so. It will be a fun ride all through though! *Loki* (6 episodes) I'm ready for a rewatch of this one myself, it is _really_ fun! You should also watch the *Venom* movies here...not extremely necessary yet, but they eventually will be and at this point you are starting to go get references that connect to the larger MCU around it. So this is a good time to watch them. Here I recommend the animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse and I hope a patron chooses it. Not necessary but possibly helpful in explaining some things, but in any regard, a very fun movie! But after that is *Spider-Man: No Way Home,* but you need to make sure to finish the Amazing Spider-Man movies first. Be prepared for this to be an epic and powerful movie that rivals Endgame! This is another biggie for the MCU *and* the connected (but always threatening to separate) Sony Spider-verse. Then you'll be ready for Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and the movies that come after. Not everybody loved Dr. Strange 2, but I really, really did and think you will too! So to put it all together a little more neatly, I recommend your MCU and MCU-adjacent schedule should look like this: (Bold = *Must* watch to go forward) *Spider-Man: Far From Home* X-Men movies (concurrently, not necessarily all at once) Deadpool movies Kick-Ass movies Fantastic Four (2005) *Black Widow* *Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings* Marvel's Eternals *Wandavision* *Loki* Hawkeye (series) The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (series) Daredevil (series, need to at least see the first season) Venom movies Spider-Man Into the Spider-verse *The Amazing Spider-Man* (and refresh yourself on The Amazing Spider-Man 2) *Spider-Man: No Way Home* *Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness* *Thor: Love and Thunder* *Black Panther: Wakanda Forever* *Happy New Year Ashleigh!!!* I wish you and yours the best in 2023!
"He got married! To what's-her-tits!" Perfect quote to sum up Cap's storyline.
"Pussy so good he time traveled for it" lmfao. I can't with Ashleigh sometimes :P
@@RedRoseSeptember22 she aint lyin thoooo
@@RedRoseSeptember22 vintage poon, is apparently built better than modern snatcheroo. Just like a '55 Chevy 😂.
@@BeardGuy-vz8tn yes.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 the funniest reaction I've ever heard from her 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Cap was always worthy. You can see in Age of Ultron when they're all trying to lift Mjolnir. Cap stops himself from lifting it completely but it moves, cause he was worthy. If it had been pre-supersoldier serum Steve, he'd have been worthy too. He was always worthy.
"On your left!" gave goosebumps
And that's why Dr. Strange gave Thanos the time stone. He knew in the One scenario where they won Tony was key so he couldn't let him die on Titan. And when Bruce told The Ancient One Strange gave up the stone willingly she trusted that he did it for a good reason so SHE gave it willingly.
When you get to WandaVision, it should help you understand what happened to Vision. He didn’t come back because Thanos killed him in their past, before the snap. Honestly I would start WandaVison before a lot of the Marvel movies to come, especially before the next Dr Strange movie
@tconlon251 You mean Phase Bore lol. :P
The GotG Holiday Special can be watched at any point after Endgame, and is a great cleanser.
It's a pass
It's more simple than that. Vision didn't come back because he wasn't snapped away, he was manually killed. In the post credit, the pilot of the helicopter that crashed into the building was likely brought back safe and sound. Any passengers that weren't snapped, or people who died from the explosion of it hitting the building, they're all still dead.
"WhatsHerTits" will now be my favourite term for someone who's name I've forgotten. 🤣
i say "whats his/her face?" LOL .... fun terms
Best wishes and recovery to Jeremy Renner, who plays Hawkeye, who has been in a snowplowing accident, which did significant damage to his leg. Get well, Jeremy.
Prayers for a full recovery ♥
A Real Life Superhero, he was trying to help rescue a family trapped because of the snow when he was hit by a snow plow.
I hope 🤞🏻 he feels better.
Me too and I hope he will return soon ❤
I have to commend you for immediately recognizing that Thor's state in this movie is not a joke. So many people thought it was hilarious, but you were instantly able to see it for what it really was: depression. The nuances of his body language, dialogue, wardrobe, emotional turmoil, etc. can all be interpreted as funny, but at their core is a deep well of sadness, self-loathing, and feeling unworthy. Every time you (Ashleigh) told him he was worthy or responded to what he was saying AND meaning (i.e. the deeper levels of what was being communicated, not just the surface level "laugh") a part of my soul felt seen and healed. Thank you Ashleigh.
They had to build in a beat after the "Avengers... Assemble" moment, because every theater everywhere erupted into cheers and applause.
Oof, I still get chills at the Cap/hammer scene and at that scene, but being IN the theater when those happened - the PALPABLE waves of emotion. The THUNDER of our voices filling the room. If anyone wants to experience it even a little, look up theater reactions on RUclips. Sometimes when I want another hit of that feeling I go do that myself! Watching Ashley was fun too, got goosebumps again right along with her!
Yes. I saw this in theaters 7 times and everytime was a new crowd and the emotional expression from them was earthshaking. After the first Avengers I was so hyped to here it but it never happened. Then the second one they cut Cap off so you didn't hear it then either. Then I figured what they were doing and I think most did. So in this one when he said it, during that brief pause I swear to God every person in that theater took a deep breath. Then he uttered the final word and everyone lost their minds. The DCU has a long way to go before they reach that level of engagement. There will never be another Stan Lee.
Jarvis was a main character in Marvel's Agent Carter TV series, it helped flesh out his character/personality and showed why he was so important in the lives of the future MCU heroes.
In the comics Jarvis was the Avengers butler. Going waaaay back.
@@CraZY.pRIME. beat me to it!
@@CraZY.pRIME.You are absolutely right and the series addressed it, I considered mentioning this but decided to focus only on him as an individual character in his own right in the MCU for anyone unfamiliar with the comics. Personally, I found his cinematic portrayal more personable and engaging than the comics but that's my opinion.
@@Joey76068 - Jarvis was the Avengers' answer to Batman's Alfred, in the comics. And at times, like Alfred, he did show considerable personality and character developments.
It didn't happen too often though.
Also, in the comics, Vision was based off of Wonder Man ( Simon Williams ), not Jarvis, if I remember correctly... which is just another way the movies deviate from the source material.
@@guarddog318 Crazy.
I feel like Cap wielding Mjolnir is a had-to-be-in-the-theater moment to really grasp it.
I teared up at the I love you 3000, but I straight up ugly cried when Happy asked Morgan if she wanted cheeseburgers.
but that was just because he wanted cheeseburgers
"🐈 so good he time traveled for it" will be stuck in my head till the day I die 🤣 50:59.
I also liked that Rhodey was thinking like a pilot when he ejected from his suit. Make the eject command simple, but not something that will be set off accidently, hence repeating it 3 times.
Don’t know about USAF procedure, but “Eject, eject, eject!” is the correct USN command.
@@andrewcrowder4958 I thought, it was "canopy canopy canopy"
I hope Hawkeye recovers quickly - he was in critical condition this weekend following a snowplow accident!
Stable at least. His leg will probably need steel pins in it and a cast for a few months.
I strongly suggest you watch WandaVision after this. It will give you some closure and it's a great t.v. series...you will enjoy!
Spider-Man: Far From Home is next, and then WandaVision. But I agree it's a great show. I'm really excited for her to dive into the Disney+ side of the MCU.
Thanos is a classic eugenicist. There are too many people using resources that don't give back to society. Usually they actually choose which ones "get got". In this one, Thanos has chosen up to now, but he is willing to give the choosing power over to the stones for the big thing before he retires.
Here we go again....Ashley gonna make me cry over this movie twice in less than 1 week lol. THANKS!! lol
The TV shows are short and each episode is 20 to 35 minutes so doing 3 episodes at a time would be the same as doing a movie. WandaVision is 9 episodes so doing three at a time would be 3, most of the rest are 6 episodes so that can be done in two goes. Every show is very different in both tone and genre.
Please stand by...
Honestly I think the TV shows have been a lot more consistently good than the movies this phase. The only one I thought was bit crap was She Hulk and even that had it's moments.
@@Scimarad I liked She-Hulk but I can see where it would be a little jarring if you were not expecting that tone/style. It followed the comics pretty close so it was exactly what I expected.
Series that are in 6 episodes closer to 40-50 minutes per episode.
@@DaxMicro There were a couple long episodes but most are like Dominoes in the 80's, thirty minutes or less. I know Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel were mostly shorter episodes but they at least never felt long.
The guy who plays Hawkeye is in critical care at the hospital right now. He was helping a stranded person on the toad with their vehicle when I guess he got his. He's stable but has a long road to recovery.
That is why it's always been my policy that if I see someone stranded on a toad, to just keep walking and pretend I didn't see a thing! 😃
@@marttog He got hit by his own snowplow that started moving while he wasn't in it
@Condor Gaming please read the post and the reply again. Toad....
@@brandonhill2183 what
Perfectly balanced, as all good reviews should be. 😉
I really like that you put part 1 and 2 together, can't wait for you to see the MCU TV shows
there is a whole comicbook story arc where Hawkeye goes berserk after a "traumatic" event (anything more trauma inducing event than the "snap?), and he assumes the persona of "Ronin". To fans of his, this was a great nod to them.
In this movie they got a different actor to play Red Skull. Hugo Weaving didn’t want to come back to play the character. They got an actor from the Walking Dead to play the character. When Red Skull mentions the name of Natasha’s father, the theory is that her father is Whiplash since his name is Ivan.
THANKS FOR THIS! I was visiting my Mama & her wifi is not the best... So, now I can watch the WHOLE thing! xo
The axe was not enchanted like the hammer, that's why anyone can use it, (if they're strong enough).
When Tony said "I love you 3000" after he passed, we made the exact same face and I just 😭
So during the funeral scene when the camera fly through theres a dark haired dude in the back before you see Carol and Fury. None of the people I know could figure out "who the hell is that?" so we had to google it, come to find out it was the little kid from Iron Man 3. Now alot of people will tell you they knew who it was without a doubt.....they lie.
The two things from Phase 4 that people would MOST want to see made available on the channel are WandaVision and Dr. Strange 2: Multiverse of Madness. Both stories center around Wanda's grief after losing Vision and her fully becoming Scarlet Witch. Elizabeth Olsen knocks it out of the park and each of the three main actors (Olsen, Bettany, and Hahn) received Emmy nominations.
Notes: 1) Each episode of WandaVision takes on popular tv sitcoms from different decades. You don't have to, but if you're unfamiliar, I would recommend watching one episode of I Love Lucy (1950s), Bewitched (1960s), Malcolm in the Middle (2000s), Modern Family and The Office (2010s) to prepare for those stylistic references. WV is a nine episode miniseries, so I would recommend breaking them up into two episode chunks and then leave the longer finale as its own reaction.
2) In the X-Men series, Wanda (Scarlet Witch) and her brother Pietro (Quicksilver) are the mutant offspring of Magneto. This is not yet addressed in any of the films. The main movie order goes: X-Men, X2: United, X3: The Last Stand, X-Men: First Class (a prequel), then X-Men: Days of Future Past. For legal reasons, Wanda's brother, Pietro / Quicksilver was recast in the X-Men films. WandaVision references this change.
3) Long ago, Marvel sold the film rights to different studios when they needed an influx of cash. Universal owns Hulk, Sony owns Spider-Man, and 20th Century Fox owns X-Men. Sony legally had to make a new Spider-Man movie every 10 years in order to retain the rights hence the different actors. When Disney acquired 20th Century Fox, X-Men & MCU could finally be brought under one Marvel banner. This is also why Abbott Elementary (ABC) could use the X-Men costumes for Storm and Scarlet Witch in their S2 Halloween episode. ABC is a Disney subsidiary.
4) EEAAO (2022, 7 Oscar wins) was released earlier in the same year as DS2: MOM and was generally regarded as the stronger, more daring multiverse film. Other popular multiversal films are: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse (2018, animated, Oscar winner), Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021, featuring Maguire, Holland, and Garfield), and Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (2023, animated sequel).
We should get ashleigh to watch a theater crowd recording from near the end of the movie. I wish she could have experienced it in the theater like a lot of us did.
Right? So much cheering, crying and more. I was so upset at the end!! Iron Man is both mine and my husband's favorite.
@@RedRoseSeptember22 It's funny to hear Ashley saying "boy I'm not saying much - but I'm still processing!" and all of us who sat through the entire credits trying to stop being heaving, sobbing wrecks before we had to get out, exited the theater as part of an entirely silent crowd, every one of us stumbling back to our cars and fumbling with the keys to unlock and then just SITTING THERE in our cars processing E-VER-Y-THING and still having to make the drive home again afterward!! We KNOW Ashley, we KNOW! We took that journey right along with you all over again from our homes, and we re-lived our own processing right along with you living through yours for the first time.
Man, am I glad to have been along for her journey through this storyline. Along with everyone in the credits of course! I don't know if I find anything as joyful as a shared love/experience of a great story.
Thano's core reason for wiping out half instead of creating more (like infinite power, right?) he could have made the universe twice as big, ten times as big and rich in resources or a trillion times as big was not that he was short sighted or dumb, was that he was in love. (capitol letters LOVE) The Lady Death was his utter obsession. He was fascinated and in love with the metaphysical embodiment of the universal "Power/Reality/embodiment" of Death. She was one of his core drivers for why he chose to kill instead of create. He was in love with her, the 'Lady Death' and he wanted to impress her, make her notice and perhaps fall for him.
WandaVision is one of the best things Marvel has ever done.
Absolutely!
"The hardest decisions take the strongest of wills" (or something like that) was just to make Thanos feel superior and godlike. It made him feel powerful, and that was the real point--his real goal, no matter what he told himself or others. It was all about power.
Between this and the other two videos you're going to have so many views! This has been a great series, congrats, and thank you bleeding green for donating a couple thousand $$ (so far) to make it happen
Couple of thousand?!
@@edbone3035 Yes, fanboys spend way too much money on crap.
@@edbone3035 yep. The MMM status is $100 a month, and she's watched at least 20 movies he's requested
@@frednich9603 jeez, I enjoy her videos but absolutely not 😂
That's a lot of money for a movie reaction lolol
Storm breaker doesn't have the same enchantment as moljnir I don't know what storm breaker thinks who can wield him, and worthy is kinda a vague term, cause there's a long list of people that can pick up mojnlir at any time and a list of people can can only do it at certain times, super man could wield him for about 5 minutes then kinda insulted moljnir so he dropped it immediately
Perfect movie making. Taking comic book characters and over a successful span of telling individual and team stories, then end it and have people cry.
People cried for a character that was in comic books.
It's a lot deeper than that, most of us started with the first Iron Man in 2008 and have followed the MCU all the way until 2019. We grew attached to the characters and felt like we knew them, there was a lot of emotion involved. Your comment sounds like an oversimplification.
The meme from the comic books goes that: "The only person in the Marvel Universe that stays dead is Peter's Uncle Ben Parker.'
Anyone can become Captain America, that's the beauty of it. There's only ever one Thor, one Hulk, One Spiderman, but Captain America represents what we could be...any single one of us.
48:30 --- "part of the journey, is the end..." --- yea.. sometimes the hardest part..
I am immeasurably excited for the reactions to Wandavision. It's going to be so much fun! (and so painful!)
Only thing I would’ve done different in the credits, when they were having the original six avengers sign their signatures. I would’ve had somebody find a way to simulate a signature for Stan. It wasn’t just that avengers endgame was the end of a very specific chapter, it was Stan Lee’s final cameo. So in many ways it wasn’t that we were just saying goodbye to the original team, we were saying goodbye to Stan as well.
Thank you for talking Thor through his issues. It means alot to hear someone say he can fail and still be worthy. I love you, girl. Please keep doing what you're doing!
41:31 The enchantment for the axe is different from the hammer. You don't need to be "worthy" to lift the axe. You just need to possess the immense strength and willpower of gods and kings. You can have that incredible strength and willpower to lift the axe, but that doesn't necessarily make you "worthy" to lift the hammer. So Thanos can use the axe, but he probably can't use the hammer.
Being "worthy" seems to imply possessing incredible strength of character and moral values. Cap definitely has that, which explains his worthiness. And once he proves himself to be worthy, he is also granted the godly strength and powers of Thor, which means he can now also lift the axe. I hope that makes some kind of sense for you.
I'll be explained about Loki in the Disney Plus show but at the end leaves you wanting more and it is kind of vital to watch Loki it's an introduction to a character that's going to be a part of the new set of Avengers movies they're working on
I've watched this movie dozens of times and I get emotional every time. I think it kinda hits home with me because I lost my dad when I was young.
In the first Avengers there is are so many conversations that are paid off here… Bruce realises what Hulks purpose is, Tony lays down his life for others, Cap gets a life for himself, Nat wipes the red off her ledger… such a great movie.. love it. For the question of half the population or double resources both have issues as it’s just temporary either way…. The click needs to change behaviour to actually deal with the impact of over population not just continuous escalating consumption with half as many people or double resources
Tahiti is a magical place.
Great reaction 🙌🏾 such a fantastic movie. Please do Wandavision at least on RUclips 🙏🏾
This is where the story ends for me.
50:20 -ish Throwback to the Capt. America movie. Bucky said that to Steve before Steve was transformed, and Bucky was afraid Steve would get the stuffing beaten out of him.
Pepper: We are going to be okay.
Ashleigh: ARE WE? ARE WE?
I laughed cried at this too hard
Also, Thanos is/was known as the "Mad" Titan, meaning he's kinda nuts. So he's got a bit of kookiness going on behind all the decisions he makes, no matter how reasonable he appears.
Well keep in mind, the MCU motivation for Thanos is VERY different from comic book Thanos. It's still a batshit crazy, and ultimately ineffective plan though. I wonder just how philosophical you can be with your Snap Guidelines. Like instead of saying "Kill 50% of all life in the universe" say "No organism will breed beyond the capabilities of it's biome to support it." That might be an ACTUAL humane, and EFFECTIVE way to solve the problem that Thanos saw. No clue how the stones would actually enact that wish though. I'd LIKE to think that it would simply make fertility not work during mating unless there was actual room for growth without straining the ecosystem of the planet in question. But his basic plan is utter shite, and completely ineffective by actual population growth standards.
Thanos reigns
@@happyninja42 if he could eliminate greed and predudice, I'm betting cooperation between beings would solve most of the problems. He went straight to authoritarian destruction.
@@happyninja42 No, 50% is fair. Pure chance overweighs who "has got a right". Everybody's egoism would claim that. If Thanos isn't justice "Children of men" would be.
@@nettack It has nothing to do with 50% being FAIR, it has to do with it being INEFFECTIVE. Do you know what point in history pushing humanity's population back by 50% would get us? 1974. Assuming we're at 8billion when the snap hits, we hit around 4billion globally in 1974. And I hate to break it to you, but we had resource crises issues back in 1974 as well. Our growth rate is exponential, so his plan is doomed to failure from the snap. It's stupid, and unrealistic, and wouldn't actually make what he wants to happen, happen.
Ashley would be horrible at my funeral, she would be laughing and crying lol
”Rip him apart, limb by limb” … yeah - as if Wanda would ever do that no matter how evil an opponent she’s fighting :-/
You remember what she did to Ultron? She might give Thanos similar treatment...
@@neospock5034 Exactly, hurt Wanda enough and she will take pleasure in utterly destroying you unless someone comes to stop her. Ultron and Thanos easily top her "fuck up on sight" list for what they did to Pietro and Vision.
46:18 "He shot her right in the quantum tunnel?!" Lol, I've never heard it called that before.
In the comics the story made a lot more sense. Thanos fell in love with the cosmic being Death, so he wanted to impress her by killing off half the universe and he needed the completed infinity gauntlet to accomplish it. Yes current Loki is dead. The avengers went back in time to get the stones But past Loki got the tesseract so he went to a different universe so future Loki things will be a multiverse version of Loki but he won't be in future 616 movies. Also FYI Pepper in her iron-man suit is called Rescue.
Jarvis was a character in the ABC tv series, “Agent Carter” that follows Peggy Carter in post World War 2 after Captain America goes in the ice
Clint Eastwood movies Letters from Iwo Jima and flags of our fathers. Incredible.
Ashleigh, I didn't watch your whole progression through the Marvel universe and finally got around to watching this full review. It was great to see you catching all the references and getting all the emotional attachment we long time Marvel fans have. Glad you enjoyed it and I can't wait until you get Disney+ and fullfil your Marvel destiny.
That's how time travel, each you change something a new timeline is created. So when you get back your present is different but the other timeline still exists.
15:52 Q: Why did the chicken cross the Möbius strip?
A: To get to the same side.
Not sure if anyone told you, but in the original script when Tony says I am Ironman before snapping, he said said **** you, and I am not even kidding even recorded it. They were going to let it slide. It was RDJ that changed it. Have a great day.
I would recommend reacting to the MCU shows 'cause they aren't just random shows for information or small stuff like the One-Shots. They are basically movies but split into episodes 'cause the MCU is getting REALLY big and they can't everything into movies... and there are a LOT, I mean a LOT of BIG things there that we would love to see your reaction to.
You could do something like 2-3 Episodes per video, so it would drag too much.
But really consider recording the shows, 'cause there's A LOT of big stuff in them.
America of the Captain going back to have a life with his soul mate was great.
"He got married?! To Whats-her-tits!" Bless you, you sound just like my grandma, mom, and I all talk, and I love it! 😁🥰I grew up with family who made curse words into odd sayings a work of art. Some people work in paint and some in clay, we cursed creatively. My late grandparents were the Picasso's of cursing, even when complimenting others.
Also, there is an extra scene they filmed when filming the Tony and Peter hug, but he also kissed the side of his head. You can find it on line. I wish they'd kept that one in there, but I'm like you and am also just glad he got his hug he'd been wanting since Homecoming, and the "No, I'm just getting the door for you, not hugging you. We're not there yet". (*the hug was improvised by Tom Holland by the way 😃).
And I am just so happy you got to watch these Marvel movies we all love so much, and that you cared as much for the characters as we do. It's been a blast watching your reactions. If you have Disney+, please check out Wanda Vision, The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, the Hawkeye series, and if you find yourself still missing Tony and Natasha, go explore some fanfiction. You'd be amazed at how great some of these stories are. And if you are like me, just find some cool Tony and Peter stories, or stories where Tony lives, and Peter gets to know his little sister Morgan.
Thank you so much for listening to John (?) , or the person who convinced you to try this franchise out, because you may have influenced others to watch the movies, and for the rest of us that already loved the movies it's just been a great journey watching you react. 😄
I see your facebook address and will contact you there. If this is spam somehow, accidently, disregard and sorry!
I would LOVE to see you watch WandaVision and Loki at the very least. They are great series, WandaVision is complete (One season only) so won't throw your channel off much. Loki will get a second season, but there's only one out now. Heck, if you're on the fence, put them up as Patreon Exclusives or something. I'd sub for that.
That is straight from the comics, 'Secret Wars' where The Hulk actually carries the entire ground on his back.
@41:33 Thor's axe doesn't have the worthy-ness enchantment, so anyone with the necessary strength can wield it.
"...awwww, sh*t...bad Nebula is here!!!!"
...I just died! lol
The reason Thanos was able to wield the ax is because the spell that only allows the worthy to wield the weapon was only put on Thors hammer by Odin and was not put on Thors ax.
18:29 "You're makin' a mess with that taco. It's grossin' me out."
It's a taco, Ashleigh. It's not supposed to be clean. That's why you eat it with something _under_ it.
In every one of the movies where Iron man appears, he gets injured on his left side. That was long game foreshadowing
27:06 "Hulk, I feel like you could be the one to drop down the center and survive landing, down there."
Without question. Hulk would be fine. The staircase would probably be pretty severely damaged, though.
Stormbreaker didn't have Odin whisper security magic on to it. So anyone can pick it up provided they are strong enough to wield an equivalent size regular axe.
Vision wasn't brought back by Hulk's snap because he wasn't killed by the stones. That's also why Loki saving himself was an aberration.
Damn right I watched the whole review all over again lol
Wandavision! Wandavision! Wandavision!
Also yeah remember how you were worried you weren't going to cry?
Don't bother worrying you won't cry in Wandavision either.
(But also laugh and squeal and cheer and scream just like this movie.)
Watching Ash go through all the stages of grief in moments, brought back so many memories.
when you lose it at the end i CRY SO HARD right along with you.
Personally the next one should be the Amazing Spider-Man movies before getting to Far From Home and then No Way Home afterwards
No honey, nothing that they changed in the past affected their timeline... Vision still existed, nothing from their past changed...
I don't mind longer videos and it was so much fun to see this version of the reaction!
Alright... I'll watch again :D
Loki is alive. He has his own series on Disney Plus. Wanda has her own series on Disney Plus, WandaVision. Hawkeye has his own series where he is training a young agent named Kate Bishop. Vision didn’t come back. You will find out what happened in Wanda’s series. There is a Black Widow Prequel movie which takes place after Civil War and before Infinity War.
Slight correction, the Loki we see in the movies is dead as dead can be. The Loki in the Loki show is an alternate Loki, like how the Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula who time travelled to the future here are alternate versions.
@@VegetaLF7 yes he a Loki without all the character development from Thor 2 and Thor Ragnorak.
Good job girl... You've come a long way
Just to clarify, the whole "being worthy" thing only applies to Thor's hammer, literally anyone could wield Thor's axe[
I can’t be the only one who noticed a time travel contradiction. When they go back to get the Infinity Stones, it’s mentioned that they’re “on the clock”, but when Cap goes to return the stones and Mjölnir, he has “all the time he needs”. Strange
When they go to get the stones, they can only do one trip. They each have a plan to get their respective stones, which would rely almost entirely on the place/time they went to. If they miss that window, their plan becomes useless, and getting the stones becomes much more difficult.
Cap bringing things back, he probly has multiple vials since Hank is back to make more serum, so he can make as many trips as he needs if he messes up. And if he runs out, he can come back and get more vials. There's no constraints.
Idk if anyone mentioned this yet but old man captain america at the end was supposed to be Stan Lee but he passed before he made that scene.
You should have a look at Agent Carter..explains quite a bit , shame it only got 2 seasons..but I think you would enjoy it. Have a good weekend 😊
Thanos is wrong. The problem isn't lack of resources, it's getting the resources to people. Supply chain issues, greed, politics. This is what the problem is.
You need to start with Loki for the shows. It begins immediately after he escapes with the Tesseract through that portal in End Game.
So here for this!! Excuse me while I go hide at work and watch this lol
You're going the love the Loki series on Disney+ Loki paired with Owen Wilson's character, Mobius M. Mobius, is a great combination.
Just fyi... Jarvis helped out with Captain Carter when she became an agent for the American SSR (Strategic Scientific Reserve) right after WWII.
What really sucks about bringing everyone back was for the people who were either in a boat or an airplane when they disappeared. Imagine coming back 10,000 feet in the air. Or the middle of the ocean 😂
Here are 3 movies that online reactors haven't watched yet. You can be the first.
1)Midnight Express
2)Quest for Fire
3)Ruthless People
@20:38 Ashleigh: “Who the Hell’s going to be in Tokyo?”
Me: Japanese people. 😁
Thor was forced to like Captain Marvel. It was in the script and he has a contract.
ive watched this here, both original reactions, subscribed to patreon just so i could watch along with you, and i still cry every damn time. LOL. Love this movie, love your reactions, love your spirit and energy!!! Keep on keeping on!!
Just in case enough people haven't already told you this and you didn't see this comment on the other video:
Going forward in the MCU:
*I promise no spoilers here from me*
Spiderman: *Far From Home* is next. Please make sure it's _Far From Home_ and *not* No Way Home. You're probably going to be extra careful of not making another Spider-Man movie mistake, but just wanted to reiterate it.
After that, feel free to watch Black Widow with no more prerequisites!
Also Shang Chi and also Eternals (I haven't even watched this one yet and feel like I've not missed anything but maybe you'll still be asked to watch it by a patron, in any case you're caught up to watch it whenever.)
After this point, I highly, highly, highly recommend you start on the X-Men franchise (including the Deadpool movies) and really hope some patrons are going to see to that!!! You can start watching them at any time now and also be watching them concurrently with the above movies.
I also recommend seeing the Kick-Ass movies, or at least just the first one, but really not necessary at all...there would be some good amusement to come out of it is all.
It would also be good to familiarize yourself with the *Fantastic Four* franchise. Even though it's going to be a complete reboot as they enter then MCU, watching the 2005 film is a good introduction to get a general idea of who they are.
This is where you *need* to get into a some of the MCU series before going forward, but as far as I can tell, you only *really* need two of the series at this point and they are pretty short:
*Wandavision* (9 Episodes)
You are not going to even _begin_ to understand what's going on until you're half way through, but don't look for any explanations until the show is good and ready to provide them, and it will take a while to do so. It will be a fun ride all through though!
*Loki* (6 episodes)
I'm ready for a rewatch of this one myself, it is _really_ fun!
You should also watch the *Venom* movies here...not extremely necessary yet, but they eventually will be and at this point you are starting to go get references that connect to the larger MCU around it. So this is a good time to watch them.
Here I recommend the animated movie Spider-Man: Into the Spider-verse and I hope a patron chooses it. Not necessary but possibly helpful in explaining some things, but in any regard, a very fun movie!
But after that is *Spider-Man: No Way Home,* but you need to make sure to finish the Amazing Spider-Man movies first.
Be prepared for this to be an epic and powerful movie that rivals Endgame! This is another biggie for the MCU *and* the connected (but always threatening to separate) Sony Spider-verse.
Then you'll be ready for Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness and the movies that come after. Not everybody loved Dr. Strange 2, but I really, really did and think you will too!
So to put it all together a little more neatly, I recommend your MCU and MCU-adjacent schedule should look like this:
(Bold = *Must* watch to go forward)
*Spider-Man: Far From Home*
X-Men movies (concurrently, not necessarily all at once)
Deadpool movies
Kick-Ass movies
Fantastic Four (2005)
*Black Widow*
*Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings*
Marvel's Eternals
*Wandavision*
*Loki*
Hawkeye (series)
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (series)
Daredevil (series, need to at least see the first season)
Venom movies
Spider-Man Into the Spider-verse
*The Amazing Spider-Man* (and refresh yourself on The Amazing Spider-Man 2)
*Spider-Man: No Way Home*
*Dr. Strange in the Multiverse of Madness*
*Thor: Love and Thunder*
*Black Panther: Wakanda Forever*
*Happy New Year Ashleigh!!!*
I wish you and yours the best in 2023!