17:35 I actually love that Thanos doesn't give a last monologue. Doesn't have any last words. He knows that he has lost and just sits down and awaits his destiny.
Symbolically it means nothing because they could have used the time stone to heal his injuries or went back to right before the attack and brought him to the future
The touch at the end when Tony dies is Cap’s face when he realizes Tony WAS the type to lay on a wire, recalling what he said to him in the first Avengers movie. Heartbreaking every time.
True but Cap also proved Tony wrong because Tony said everything special about him came out of a bottle. That is proven wrong by the fact that he is worthy and can lift Mjolnir. Everything special about Steve was there before the serum
So was Widow when she asked war machine to find clint and when Tony saw Strange put up 1 finger. Tony knew what he had to do. Anyone can say words that someone else wrote. A great actor doesn't need to say a thing to let the audience know what's going on with them.
@@Noone_carez You obviously don't know how things go in the comics. In the comics if someone was worthy they gained ALL of Thor's powers. All of them. So the scene was extremely accurate.
I saw this in the theater opening night with my wife in Gettysburg. Just when cap got the hammer, everything went dark. Some a-hole hit a pole with his car and knocked out the power to the entire town. We had to speed in the dark to another county for the midnight showing to finish it, because I sure as hell wasn't going to bed without finishing this epic. Cheers.
Sorry that I say that but it’s funny for me as an european that americans still use poles for power 😂 But I get you. I would be angry too and I would also rush to the next cinema to finish the movie 😊
The experience of watching this in theaters, along with all the others that came before is something I’ll always treasure to the end of my days. The energy in the theater, the tears, both joyous and of sadness, will always stay with me. I don’t care what negative things are said about these movies. 10 years of my life full of enjoyment and fun are all that matter to me.
I still remember sitting on opening day watching and actually thinking they might let Thanos win again. The film was called Endgame and a few years prior Disney announced they'd be buying Fox and thus get the X-men and Fantastic 4 film rights back so I thought maybe they'd wipe the previous universe clean so they could do a reboot
The main difference between this thanos and the one that won is that the other thanos put in the work and made the sacrifices necessary to achieve his goal. This thanos already was celebrating a win that he hadn't earned. Which is why he might seemed nerfed compared to the the first thanos we saw and obviously he doesn't have the stones.
@@wiredspider Agreed, in spirit; "terrible" is a bit strong for me. There too much of it overall, I think. I'm weary. I've enjoyed "Shang-Chi" and "No Way Home," ignored the TV shows, started "Eternals" twice and been unable to, uh... let's call it "find the mood." So much seems weak and/or unnecessary; but it is "yet to come." ;)
@@Poss1 While I will agree Eternals wasn't that great, I do strongly suggest watching some of the shows. Wandavision and Loki are two of my favorite things that Marvel has put out. Captain America and The Winter Soldier however was probably one of my least favorites.
Honestly, this was a masterpiece of story telling. It was a completed circle beginning from Captain America: First Avenger where they finally get their dance. The “on your left” line. The “avengers assemble” they held off on using till that final fight. Just amazing all around and so satisfying.
As a Cap main i was pleased to see several of the story points come to fruition/be proven true. Despite Tony getting the glory this was really Captain America's Avengers movie more than anything. He had almost all the memorable moments.
Her saying 'Absolutely not' when Thanos retook the glove just had me laughing, picturing how great it would have been if they did a second movie like this and Thanos just won again.
story is ass ngl... clearly thanos doesnt understand evolution and biology and population EXPLOSION and worst part is he destoryied teh glove after he did it the first time.. meaning life will bounce back and rather quick.. thus making all he did compeltely USELESS and he cant do it again cause he broke the glove the first time xD he LOST.. period.. cause they should have went with what actually happened.. hes a loser who is literally down bad super simp for lady death who doesnt like him back and told him if he killed HALF the universe she would be his... btw she gave him that mission as an IMPOSSIBLE MISSION.. literally in her mind thought he would and never could pull that off.. aka THATS REJECTION... butt lady death underestimated his delusional one sided love xD he did it.. and she still didnt get with him shes banging DEAD POOL also why thanos most hated person is deadpool.. thats way way way better story then removign death from this story and going with the "population control" which i above showed why its such a STUPID reason .. espeicaly destorying the gauntlet after he did it.. like does he no understands LIFE FINDS A WAY AND POPULATION EXPLOSIIONS WILL HAPPEN and very quickly get back to what it was which would defeat the purpose of everything he did.. xD so that being said .. .he took the L in regards to literally still being rejected and gave the "death" of half the universe TO lady death.. only for her to spread her legs for dead pool xD THATS AN L.. the biggest universal L.. and it even got undone there too.. personally "alternative universes" are usually signs of bad writting.. its often away to get around POOR wrighting aka me here and now IS NOT the alternate version of me in other places. i have zero interaction or experience with them i dont care about their lives and their universes.. im in THIS ONE i know THESE PEOPLE.. so this means this thanos IS NOT the other one.. aka all the people that survived the snapped and jumped around alternative universe to defeat another thanos are IN DENIAL and lIVING A LIVE cause THEY SAVE ANOTHER UNIVERSE NOT THEIR ORIGIONAL xD ass writting... comics are jsut better.. should have stuck with that ..
Eh didn't get the feels but Avengers Infinity War is better than this only got so many questions I don't like the movie tbh pretty bad and overrated but not gonna lie I do like the movie the directors just executed it badly.
The first time I saw this movie in theaters, I felt the same sense of relief and hope that Cap felt when T'Challa emerged out of a portal. The music playing in the background elevated that emotion. This scene hits differently now that Chadwick Boseman is gone, but he impacted the world in a positive manner.
This has been a great journey with you Maple. I have been here since the first Iron Man. I have watched you laugh, cheer and cry. And I have relived the wonders of these movies through you. Thank you Maple. This is YOUR Endgame.
Yeah, that really gets me too. The only time he ever calls him "Tony" is when he's apologizing, presumably that he (Peter) didn't do enough to keep Tony from dying. Mirrors his apology as he gets dusted in Infinity War. Peter is always taking all the responsibility on himself even when it isn't his to take.
- That's Stan Lee for you. He was, not exaggerating, a Master of this, this was his Universe; In my personal opinion, I think he had a lot of say in how the Spiderman "Far From Home" was meant to go, as it was excellent, however, having seen Multiverse of Madness, almost the entire film really felt empty and lacking to me, I did not get the feeling of satisfaction at all that I got from all the previous Marvel Movies so far, and I honestly feel that Multiverse of Madness had very little of Stan Lee in it, maybe he wrote it, but it definitely did not have anywhere near the effect or impact on me that any of the other ones have. The loss of Stan was felt by me in that one; did not feel like one of his movies at all.
@@Arthaius it’s interesting you say that cause for me MoM was the closest thing to a comic book movie I’ve seen. It was messy but comics are typically messy and all over the place and it was like all the scenes were pulled straight from comic book panels. Definitely wasn’t the greatest movie. But definitely felt like it was made straight from a comic book in my opinion!
@@t-mack8513 - Well, the art style with all the multi-dimensional stuff was kind of cool and all, no argument there. I am just saying I did not get that excited adrenaline feeling that literally any other Marvel movie has always caused in me, I always get pumped and excited edge of my seat kind of enthusiasm except this movie really didn't do anything, I was kind of more just watching waiting for the good part to begin. Even the part where he was in the confrontation with his alternate self was underwhelming. The most interesting part of the whole movie for me was seeing Professor Xavior (and of course seeing him played by the correct actor)
@@Arthaius right on that’s a fair opinion! I like that you actually explain why this movie didn’t do it for you instead of just saying it’s mid. I really enjoyed this movie. For some bias reasons towards Sam raimi and Wanda among other things but it’s nice to hear a good explanation as to why some people didn’t see it the way I did! Definitely can’t argue with what you’re saying. I see it a bit differently but that’s the beauty of art eh!
@@t-mack8513 - Well sure, even people who don't give a reason are ALWAYS doing stuff for SOME reason, I have no problem with the Raimi family - I'm a fan of Army of Darkness, they did great work with that almost bad movie chain No, my honest to god opinion is that with our great man Stan Lee now gone, I feel that the movies while some may hold up, others will not, without his magic to turn the moment into Gold. I watched Multiverse of Madness and kind of felt like it's problem was (I think this is the case), with Stans passing, there isn't enough of him and his magic put into this most recent film. HE was active through every single movie in the MCU, I do not know if he had much input into this most recent release. That's why I think it didn't capture me like the others.
Actually it's the word "masterpiece" that gets thrown around too much. Far, far too much. But this movie isn't one either, not even close. But, I guess I can go with "epic". It is a pretty big thing, after all.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 22 movies and over 10 years in the making with a cornucopia of characters that all got to shine in one way or another not only in their own movies but (mostly) even a little bit here in the last 2. So yeah, I think it qualifies for epic. Every now and then I like to rewatch Maulers' An Epic Praise of Infinity War because he takes the time to break it all down and recount just how epic it really is to pull it off. He still hasn't done Endgame but that's ok. Up to Infinity War is still epic enough. Haven't watched anything pose Endgame except for Spiderman because it wall went to bait-and-switch genderswap crap - except Wandavision which didn't swap but still ended up as crap and carried over to nonsensical Multiverse of Madness. I didn't watch the multiple TV shows or Strange 2 but I've seen enough analysis and recap that I feel like I did without the suffering. It all ends with Endgame + Spiderman No Way Home and that's enough.
The only 'end credit' scene was the sound of Tony crafting the original Iron Man suit...a fitting bow on 22 movies that started with "Iron Man" in spirit, if not in actuality..."The Incredible Hulk" in 2008 officially started the MCU as we know it now.
Just checked the IMDB listed release dates and Iron Man seems to be released anywhere between 6 weeks and 3 months ahead of Incredible Hulk. Certainly feasible for some people to have seen Incredible Hulk ahead of Iron Man (especially if they're travelling). But considering the Hulk end credit scene, I think it's safe to say that Iron Man was intended to be seen first.
Iron Man definitely came out before Hulk. That's why there's an Incredible Hulk end credits scene with Tony. Also, technically Hulk takes place during Iron Man 2.
Seeing this movie in theaters with my daughter and feeling that emotion at the end when they come back it was by far the greatest movie experience in my life.
Earlier in the movie, Pepper asks Tony- "Would you be able to rest?". Right before he passes away, she tells him "you can rest now". A nice piece of continuity
Man the whole Infinity Saga was good, I don’t think you can recapture all of that emotion and magic from the first time around. 10 years we had to wait for the conclusion and for me anyway, it didn’t disappoint. The more I thought about it, the more I realized it was really about Tony Stark’s coming to terms with his own mortality. You can literally see the stages of death in Tony’s character as the movies progress until finally at the very end he accepts his fate. Tony grew as a person throughout the course of his journey. From when we first meet him he was a selfish, egotistical, narcissist, who was bored with life. Then all of that changed when he nearly died. Think back to the exchange that he had with Captain America when Steve says to him “You wouldn’t be the guy to lay down on the wire and let the other guy crawl over you.” Tony’s response of course was “I think I’d just cut the wire.” he went from that to taking the stones himself and snapping, knowing full well it’d kill him. I like to think in his last moments he was at peace. That’s why when Pepper says “You can rest now.” She knew his greatest fear was that he would die for nothing, but she reassured him that it wasn’t in vain. So every tear shed is definitely well earned.
I saw this on opening night with my best friend. First off, Cap is my favorite so seeing him wielding Mjolnir against Thanos was a big highlight for me. The portals scene was amazing too. My friend told me that when Cap said, "Avengers..." I was like, "Say it! Say it!" and then, "Assemble." I was the first to jump out of my seat and cheer loudly. Everyone else in the theater followed me. Best damn theater experience of my life.
@@nintenmetro Thats just dumb. Captain Marvel is leading up to something huge called Secret Invasion, and she will be quite confused if she does not know what a Skrull is.
@@Petrixxxxxxx Yeah she seems SO confused, that's crazy! Thanks for your valuable opinion, nerdy boyo. Maple and Chad will now move to real cinema. MCU crybaby can GTFO, thx.
The soul stone requires an active sacrifice, so losing those you love unwillingly or unknowingly will not work. You have to make the choice to sacrifice
Yeah but red skull also said to retrieve the stone you must loss that which you love it doesn't matter wether or not the sacrifice was willingly or not if Thanos hated gamora yes gamorra would still be dead but Thanos wouldn't of gained the soul stone I also saw a yt video describing why Natasha was sadly the perfect sacrifice Hayley had everything she didn't a family a life a wife daughter in essence a soul think about all the Natasha went through in her life both Barton and Natasha sacrifice in my opinion would of given either one of them the stone since they in a way both loved each other it's just Natasha knew what she needed to do what she had to do she didn't want Barton and his family to be without Barton it's a horrible cruel but very clever test for the soul stone I doubt there's many individuals in the MCU that are willing to toss there loved one to the ground dead for a stone
@@WheresWaldo05 Endgame doesn't have any issues at all, i think you should watch the movie again if you didn't get it the first time, some people are kinda slow
@@WheresWaldo05 if you've seen it that many times then you know there's nothing wrong with the movie, why would you pretend to be slow and say it has "many many issues"?
Can't believe it feels just like a short time ago that you were checking out the first Iron Man flick... wow! What a ride it's been with you both. THANKS for that.
So happy that this will be a two-parter. I've been watching Maple's entire MCU journey since the beginning. That's actually what got me started on watching all of the videos on this channel. And hopefully she'll watch at least the remaining two Tom Holland Spider-Man movies if she hasn't seen them already. I continue to look forward to all of the movie reactions that both Maple and Adrianna continue to react to. 😊
We're taking a break from the mcu for a bit to diversify Maples reaction portfolio but we'll revisit again in the future if Maples up for it. I do think the Tom Holland spider man's are some of the best post end game movies
Credit where it's due. Feige & Co. know how to get an emotional reaction out of the audience. Whether it's the sheer euphoria of Cap being Worthy or everything following "Cap, it's Sam", the utter despair of Scott needing to know his daughter is OK, the bottomless pit of sadness when Nat "beats" Clint, the happy tears for Cap & Peggy, or the insane whiplash of "and I... am Iron Man", you really need to medicate after watching this for the first time. Happy that you should be getting a Marvel break for a bit, but thank you for this series. It was really fun!
Can't say it enough how much of a treat it is to see you watch this series. You have quick insight and take in the material so well. And an impromptu Chop Suey reference? You're a treasure Maple!
Watched all your MCU reactions the last 2 days and gotta admit I loved everyone. Its refreshing to see someone else react the way I do, keep up the great and wholesome job.
Fact :- Dr strange gave time stone in infinity war to save Tony from Thanos because in all the possibilities he experienced he was in the losing one , but he also knew that Tony would be the one sacrificing himself in the wining 1, as he has experienced it , so it was important to save him to essentially save the universe. Fact#2:- The producers and the directors wanted all the characters to reunite in a grand way , hense the scene of Thousand Portals but they felt like something more epic was missing , so they added the ALL GIRLS SUPER HERIONES ,Hence the epic all women Marvel characters Fact#3 :- Captain America was, to originally , retire to tain the new Avengers even more as it did with age of Ultron and to pass the leadership . But since the fanbase would have unbalanced and there's no perfect happy ending for cap , he chose to go back and live his life , as Tony said , living life is much better than doing only responsibilities. Also maybe hypothetically captain Carter 😅, reason of formation of her .
No matter how many times I watch infinity war and endgame it's just devastating. So much heart break and loss throughout these two movies. But like Tony said that's the hero's gig. You have to be willing to lay your life down for the betterment of humanity. That's what made them superheroes. Doing what's right means making the hard call and putting everything out there to save humanity
All the callbacks. "You're taking all the stupid with you," said by Bucky to Cap here in a neat reversal. Previously said in 1st Captain America movie by Steve to Bucky. And, as said by someone else too, the song played at the end is the same one that Cap had on a record in his apartment when Fury gets shot in Capt. America - Winter Soldier.
Thank you so much for sharing with us Maple. I got emotional all over again. :-) “ but would you ever be able to rest?” “ Tony. Look at me. We’re gonna be OK. You can rest now.”😭😭😭
i think the part that kills me the most is when Morgan asks for Cheeseburgers and Happy being the best uncle says he'll get her all the cheeseburgers she wants. Like everything leading up tot hat is heartbreaking by itself but, i dont know, something about that scene just really hits hard for me
Most likely because its a callback to Ironman just before the press conference scene where Tony is in the car and says he wants cheeseburgers first then eats them during the conference.
This whole journey I just kept saying if Maple is emotional now wait until Endgame. She is going to be a wreck. But it wrecked us all. Still say Tony saying “And I…am…..Iron Man” is one of the top lines in any movie.
People keep forgetting there is no end credit scene BUT there IS a tribute to Tony. The metal clanging you hear at the VERY END is the same sound of him building his first iron man suit to escape the cave in his first movie.
15:56 this is one of the only big critiques of the movie IMO - I think it was Nando V Movies who suggested that it be Nebula who gets the stones through the enemies. She doesn't have the powrr of capitan marvel, so it's a real challenge - but also symbolic in terms of her standing up to her father and being the one that finalizes his loss.
That wasn't the only critique. The way the movie wraps up was a big problem for many (me included). How does one return the soul Stone? How does Cap get the Aether back into Jane Foster? Most everything prior to the return of the stones was pretty fantastic, though.
The moment happy asks what tony starks daughter wants to eat and she says cheeseburgers, and he says, you know your dad liked cheeseburgers, is probably one of the most single heartbreaking moments in marvels cinematic universe.
I forget where I heard this, but Tony’s line as he snapped his fingers was actually a moment of improve. However it was so well liked, and so…’in character’ that they decided to leave it in.
Tony Start was my on screen dad for 10 years haha I boohooed In the cinema when he died in the film, his character progression from selfish self serving billionaire to giving his life to save the universe was well paced and well executed. So glad to have grown up with this saga of interconnected films and seeing people react to it the same way I did. Some people say these films are soulless but people go back to see the characters they have seen go through many tribulations.
00:39 Seeing how much you love seeing Stan Lee in these, I read a few days ago that Marvel came to an agreement and made a contract with Stan Lee's family, to use his appearance with CGI in order to feature him in the future Marvel films!
Not to bring down the tone (as Stan Lee's cameos always were a highlight) but there's some very mixed feeling around that agreement given allegations around how Stan Lee was treated towards the end.
I don't think they should. He's gone and that's terribly sad but it is what it is. When it isn't the man himself it's just a little ghoulish in my eyes.
I watched Endgame few times now and I just notice that Steve was crying when Tony died in the Battle and I remembered when Coulson died in Avengers 1 and Steve asked "First time you lost a soldier?" because Tony was emotional about Phil's death then I realized that Steve never cried in all the MCU movies except Peggy and Tony's death.
When i was watchinf end game with my best friend and i head the cheeseburger line i was about to cry . iron one though out end game all movies push like a bullet though my heart .
To acquire the Soul Stone, your sacrifice has to be made AT the site. It doesn't matter if you lost your family or something like that at some other time and place in life. The "entry" to the stone is that edifice, and it only opens when the loss occurs there, and then.
Man, I remember being in theaters when the hammer started getting picked up by Cap, people knew what was about to happen. Then the reveal happened and the theater was WILD. I don't think we'll ever have another movie experience quite like Endgame. Absolutely RAUCOUS and then deathly quiet when Tony passed.
@@Diegesis - Hey a message for Maple - If you are open to more Super Hero shows, there is a series you may have not seen called "The Boyz" it's actually an amazing show, and some super cool plot developments I think you would really enjoy it, if you are looking for good content for your channel, just a thought, figured I would pass it along.
The best thing about it is in the first Avengers movie Cap said to Tony that he always looks for a way out but here, he dies saving the entire galaxy. The character arc on Tony Stark to finish to a beautiful death is bloody beautiful. 😭
Nebula can't use her eye hologram thing to show what Thanos did to sacrifice Gamora, because Nebula was not there to see it/store it in her memory. "He didn't build in a no Thanos feature" Tony's smart. A genius even, but he can't alter the primary essence of the stones. The glove he created only allows someone to be able to wield the stones, it doesn't have any way to change the stones powers. It's like dealing with Uranium. You can build the tools and containment to handle and contain it, to protect yourself from the radiation, to contain and store it, and to harness it's power, but you can't change how it works. You couldn't make a containment box that "don't let Putin".
Back on Vormir with Red Skull, what Hawkeye suffered was the LOSS of his entire family. The Soul Stone requires the SACRIFICE of “that which you love”, which is a willing act like Thanos’s with Gamora.
Fun fact for you guys. The reason why Bruce banner struggled so much when he put the glove on was because he was trying to bring Natasha back with it, and the soul Stone was fighting him. You cannot bring back the person that you sacrificed for the soul stone, and so that's why his arm was all messed up. Also, Ant-Man was able to survive what looked like a direct hit from thanos's ship because he decreased his size just before he got hit, which means that the projectile from the ship didn't actually directly hit him.
- That's interesting... does it actually show that? like if you do slow-mo frame advance could you see his shrinking on screen, or is this just supposed to be an assumed fact kind of thing?
Maple: "There's no end credit scene?"
Wong: "What, you wanted more?"
Perfect lol
Should’ve watched the OG avengers sign off
Lol
The end credit scene is the audio sound from the first Iron Man movie of his hammering/forging his suit
LMFAO
17:35 I actually love that Thanos doesn't give a last monologue. Doesn't have any last words. He knows that he has lost and just sits down and awaits his destiny.
Mans literally went “Damn. I can’t even get mad, that was a good set. GG my dudes.”
@@Mr.2Dirty facts🤣🤣
"I know what it's like to lose. To feel so desperately that you're right, yet to fail nonetheless. It’s frightening. Turns the legs to jelly."
Yup he just sat down, took the L and then faded into dust.😁
He was weak in the knees
The light going out on Tony’s arc reactor is just symbolically devastating.
It was Brutal
Symbolically it means nothing because they could have used the time stone to heal his injuries or went back to right before the attack and brought him to the future
@@Regular-Paul that's not how that works. It would instantly undo the snap.
@@Crilyte Thanos just brought Vision back and Strange only effected the apple
@@Regular-Paul yeah, but it also affected the trees, if you watched the shot where it only showed the trees from above closely
The touch at the end when Tony dies is Cap’s face when he realizes Tony WAS the type to lay on a wire, recalling what he said to him in the first Avengers movie. Heartbreaking every time.
Oh I agree. But I think Cap got smacked in the face with it in Endgame.
True but Cap also proved Tony wrong because Tony said everything special about him came out of a bottle. That is proven wrong by the fact that he is worthy and can lift Mjolnir. Everything special about Steve was there before the serum
@@thorkagemob1297 yep , people love to forget that . they were both wrong
Also a fun fact, Thor wasn't too devasted at Tony's death and people say it because he knows Tony is going to go and enjoy himself in Valhalla
@@SenshisTranslations That makes me wonder if he really went to Valhalla
I have seen Endgame so many times by this point, and every time without fail Tony’s death ruins me into a sobbing mess. Maple you aren’t alone.
"You know your dad liked cheeseburgers"
*sobbing mess*
Proof that tony stark has a heart : sobbing mess
@@bdawg5855 I love you 3000 : sobbing mess :,(
@@waveymattdavey Captain dancing with Peggy : sobbing mess
aah i feel ya mate, i turn into a mess a second time when the funeral starts
Gwyneth Paltrow's comforting smile followed by sheer heart break always gets me. It's a phenomenal piece of acting.
So was Widow when she asked war machine to find clint and when Tony saw Strange put up 1 finger. Tony knew what he had to do. Anyone can say words that someone else wrote. A great actor doesn't need to say a thing to let the audience know what's going on with them.
Ever since her snake oil phase everytime I see her I think of vagina candles LOL no matter what acting level shes vagina candle woman for me
“In all my years of conquest…I suck butt.”
- Thanos, 2019
It's canon.
How can someone suck butt? 😂
Lmao 💀
XD
The kid standing behind Wanda at Tony's funeral at 20:02 is Ty Simpkins, who played the kid who helped Tony in "Iron Man 3."
Greatest movie scene of all time was when Cap used the hammer. The theater I was in exploded in cheers.
Nah that for me was stupid, then he started to use lightning too? Im like wtf??
@@Noone_carez You obviously don't know how things go in the comics. In the comics if someone was worthy they gained ALL of Thor's powers. All of them. So the scene was extremely accurate.
@@Noone_carez”Whosoever hold this hammer, if he be worthy shall posses the power of Thor.”
I saw this in the theater opening night with my wife in Gettysburg. Just when cap got the hammer, everything went dark. Some a-hole hit a pole with his car and knocked out the power to the entire town. We had to speed in the dark to another county for the midnight showing to finish it, because I sure as hell wasn't going to bed without finishing this epic. Cheers.
Haha there was too much epic. Universe had to shut it down
@@Diegesis - The man shows true dedication, driving to the next county to make sure they could finish their movie that night. A True fan. :)
good lord man. all the kudos to you.
Whoa
Sorry that I say that but it’s funny for me as an european that americans still use poles for power 😂
But I get you. I would be angry too and I would also rush to the next cinema to finish the movie 😊
The experience of watching this in theaters, along with all the others that came before is something I’ll always treasure to the end of my days. The energy in the theater, the tears, both joyous and of sadness, will always stay with me. I don’t care what negative things are said about these movies. 10 years of my life full of enjoyment and fun are all that matter to me.
Well put
The one and only time I have EVER seen a movie get a standing ovation from the audience, when the showing I was in ended.
I still remember sitting on opening day watching and actually thinking they might let Thanos win again. The film was called Endgame and a few years prior Disney announced they'd be buying Fox and thus get the X-men and Fantastic 4 film rights back so I thought maybe they'd wipe the previous universe clean so they could do a reboot
The main difference between this thanos and the one that won is that the other thanos put in the work and made the sacrifices necessary to achieve his goal. This thanos already was celebrating a win that he hadn't earned. Which is why he might seemed nerfed compared to the the first thanos we saw and obviously he doesn't have the stones.
I appreciate waking to the Parts 1 & 2 dual schedule/no mystery postings. I'm excited! So much to see and feel. So much yet to come. See you later! :)
Just mystery skipping now lol I wonder which one they’ll skip next
@@samk6141 what
So much yet to come? Marvel phase 4 has been terrible haha
@@wiredspider Agreed, in spirit; "terrible" is a bit strong for me. There too much of it overall, I think. I'm weary. I've enjoyed "Shang-Chi" and "No Way Home," ignored the TV shows, started "Eternals" twice and been unable to, uh... let's call it "find the mood." So much seems weak and/or unnecessary; but it is "yet to come." ;)
@@Poss1 While I will agree Eternals wasn't that great, I do strongly suggest watching some of the shows. Wandavision and Loki are two of my favorite things that Marvel has put out. Captain America and The Winter Soldier however was probably one of my least favorites.
Honestly, this was a masterpiece of story telling. It was a completed circle beginning from Captain America: First Avenger where they finally get their dance.
The “on your left” line. The “avengers assemble” they held off on using till that final fight.
Just amazing all around and so satisfying.
As a Cap main i was pleased to see several of the story points come to fruition/be proven true. Despite Tony getting the glory this was really Captain America's Avengers movie more than anything. He had almost all the memorable moments.
i highly agree. Age of Ultron was Tonys movie. Infinity War was Thanos movie. Endgame was Caps.
Her saying 'Absolutely not' when Thanos retook the glove just had me laughing, picturing how great it would have been if they did a second movie like this and Thanos just won again.
I would be laughing like crazy if he won again
I would say it would be the best movie of all time if they did
They will make 1400067 times and the next one avengers would win
story is ass ngl...
clearly thanos doesnt understand evolution and biology and population EXPLOSION and worst part is he destoryied teh glove after he did it the first time..
meaning life will bounce back and rather quick.. thus making all he did compeltely USELESS and he cant do it again cause he broke the glove the first time xD
he LOST.. period.. cause they should have went with what actually happened.. hes a loser who is literally down bad super simp for lady death who doesnt like him back and told him if he killed HALF the universe she would be his... btw she gave him that mission as an IMPOSSIBLE MISSION.. literally in her mind thought he would and never could pull that off.. aka THATS REJECTION... butt lady death underestimated his delusional one sided love xD he did it.. and she still didnt get with him
shes banging DEAD POOL also why thanos most hated person is deadpool..
thats way way way better story then removign death from this story and going with the "population control" which i above showed why its such a STUPID reason .. espeicaly destorying the gauntlet after he did it.. like does he no understands LIFE FINDS A WAY AND POPULATION EXPLOSIIONS WILL HAPPEN and very quickly get back to what it was which would defeat the purpose of everything he did.. xD
so that being said .. .he took the L in regards to literally still being rejected and gave the "death" of half the universe TO lady death.. only for her to spread her legs for dead pool xD
THATS AN L.. the biggest universal L.. and it even got undone there too..
personally "alternative universes" are usually signs of bad writting.. its often away to get around POOR wrighting
aka me here and now IS NOT the alternate version of me in other places. i have zero interaction or experience with them i dont care about their lives and their universes.. im in THIS ONE i know THESE PEOPLE.. so this means this thanos IS NOT the other one.. aka all the people that survived the snapped and jumped around alternative universe to defeat another thanos are IN DENIAL and lIVING A LIVE cause THEY SAVE ANOTHER UNIVERSE NOT THEIR ORIGIONAL xD
ass writting... comics are jsut better.. should have stuck with that ..
Trying to sound smart and mixing Marvel Comics with the MCU. You are a clown^^@@InanisNihil
"i'm SO SICK OF THIS STUPID PLANET" is the most validating commentary about Vormir in any reaction video ever lol
This is the only movie that's even come close to eliciting the same kinda feels I got from Lord of the Rings
Yes x 3,000
"Avengers. . . Assemble" does have the same energy as "For Frodo"
Eh didn't get the feels but Avengers Infinity War is better than this only got so many questions I don't like the movie tbh pretty bad and overrated but not gonna lie I do like the movie the directors just executed it badly.
The first time I saw this movie in theaters, I felt the same sense of relief and hope that Cap felt when T'Challa emerged out of a portal. The music playing in the background elevated that emotion.
This scene hits differently now that Chadwick Boseman is gone, but he impacted the world in a positive manner.
This has been a great journey with you Maple. I have been here since the first Iron Man. I have watched you laugh, cheer and cry. And I have relived the wonders of these movies through you. Thank you Maple. This is YOUR Endgame.
Maple's utter hatred for Thanos is hilarious.
The fact that Spider-Man slips and calls him Tony instead of Mr Stark… that alone makes me tear up.
Yeah, that really gets me too. The only time he ever calls him "Tony" is when he's apologizing, presumably that he (Peter) didn't do enough to keep Tony from dying. Mirrors his apology as he gets dusted in Infinity War. Peter is always taking all the responsibility on himself even when it isn't his to take.
@@folcotook3049 And then of course Mysterio has to push the knife in deeper with “maybe if you were good enough, Tony would still be alive”
It really is amazing how they put all the movies together, ending with this masterpiece
- That's Stan Lee for you. He was, not exaggerating, a Master of this, this was his Universe; In my personal opinion, I think he had a lot of say in how the Spiderman "Far From Home" was meant to go, as it was excellent, however, having seen Multiverse of Madness, almost the entire film really felt empty and lacking to me, I did not get the feeling of satisfaction at all that I got from all the previous Marvel Movies so far, and I honestly feel that Multiverse of Madness had very little of Stan Lee in it, maybe he wrote it, but it definitely did not have anywhere near the effect or impact on me that any of the other ones have. The loss of Stan was felt by me in that one; did not feel like one of his movies at all.
@@Arthaius it’s interesting you say that cause for me MoM was the closest thing to a comic book movie I’ve seen. It was messy but comics are typically messy and all over the place and it was like all the scenes were pulled straight from comic book panels. Definitely wasn’t the greatest movie. But definitely felt like it was made straight from a comic book in my opinion!
@@t-mack8513 - Well, the art style with all the multi-dimensional stuff was kind of cool and all, no argument there. I am just saying I did not get that excited adrenaline feeling that literally any other Marvel movie has always caused in me, I always get pumped and excited edge of my seat kind of enthusiasm except this movie really didn't do anything, I was kind of more just watching waiting for the good part to begin. Even the part where he was in the confrontation with his alternate self was underwhelming. The most interesting part of the whole movie for me was seeing Professor Xavior (and of course seeing him played by the correct actor)
@@Arthaius right on that’s a fair opinion! I like that you actually explain why this movie didn’t do it for you instead of just saying it’s mid. I really enjoyed this movie. For some bias reasons towards Sam raimi and Wanda among other things but it’s nice to hear a good explanation as to why some people didn’t see it the way I did! Definitely can’t argue with what you’re saying. I see it a bit differently but that’s the beauty of art eh!
@@t-mack8513 - Well sure, even people who don't give a reason are ALWAYS doing stuff for SOME reason, I have no problem with the Raimi family - I'm a fan of Army of Darkness, they did great work with that almost bad movie chain No, my honest to god opinion is that with our great man Stan Lee now gone, I feel that the movies while some may hold up, others will not, without his magic to turn the moment into Gold. I watched Multiverse of Madness and kind of felt like it's problem was (I think this is the case), with Stans passing, there isn't enough of him and his magic put into this most recent film. HE was active through every single movie in the MCU, I do not know if he had much input into this most recent release. That's why I think it didn't capture me like the others.
The end always makes me cry. I'm currently tearing up during lunch at work.
Also, can we get more Autumn cameos?
The word epic is thrown around way too much but this was fricking EPIC!!!.
Actually it's the word "masterpiece" that gets thrown around too much. Far, far too much. But this movie isn't one either, not even close. But, I guess I can go with "epic". It is a pretty big thing, after all.
@@DoremiFasolatido1979 22 movies and over 10 years in the making with a cornucopia of characters that all got to shine in one way or another not only in their own movies but (mostly) even a little bit here in the last 2. So yeah, I think it qualifies for epic. Every now and then I like to rewatch Maulers' An Epic Praise of Infinity War because he takes the time to break it all down and recount just how epic it really is to pull it off. He still hasn't done Endgame but that's ok. Up to Infinity War is still epic enough.
Haven't watched anything pose Endgame except for Spiderman because it wall went to bait-and-switch genderswap crap - except Wandavision which didn't swap but still ended up as crap and carried over to nonsensical Multiverse of Madness. I didn't watch the multiple TV shows or Strange 2 but I've seen enough analysis and recap that I feel like I did without the suffering. It all ends with Endgame + Spiderman No Way Home and that's enough.
The only 'end credit' scene was the sound of Tony crafting the original Iron Man suit...a fitting bow on 22 movies that started with "Iron Man" in spirit, if not in actuality..."The Incredible Hulk" in 2008 officially started the MCU as we know it now.
Not trying to be pedantic but we looked it up when we started and I'm pretty sure iron man is months before hulk. They're both 2008
Iron Man was May, Incredible Hulk was June.
Just checked the IMDB listed release dates and Iron Man seems to be released anywhere between 6 weeks and 3 months ahead of Incredible Hulk. Certainly feasible for some people to have seen Incredible Hulk ahead of Iron Man (especially if they're travelling). But considering the Hulk end credit scene, I think it's safe to say that Iron Man was intended to be seen first.
Iron Man definitely came out before Hulk. That's why there's an Incredible Hulk end credits scene with Tony. Also, technically Hulk takes place during Iron Man 2.
I humbly stand corrected! 😄
Seeing this movie in theaters with my daughter and feeling that emotion at the end when they come back it was by far the greatest movie experience in my life.
Earlier in the movie, Pepper asks Tony- "Would you be able to rest?". Right before he passes away, she tells him "you can rest now". A nice piece of continuity
Man the whole Infinity Saga was good, I don’t think you can recapture all of that emotion and magic from the first time around. 10 years we had to wait for the conclusion and for me anyway, it didn’t disappoint.
The more I thought about it, the more I realized it was really about Tony Stark’s coming to terms with his own mortality. You can literally see the stages of death in Tony’s character as the movies progress until finally at the very end he accepts his fate. Tony grew as a person throughout the course of his journey. From when we first meet him he was a selfish, egotistical, narcissist, who was bored with life. Then all of that changed when he nearly died. Think back to the exchange that he had with Captain America when Steve says to him “You wouldn’t be the guy to lay down on the wire and let the other guy crawl over you.” Tony’s response of course was “I think I’d just cut the wire.” he went from that to taking the stones himself and snapping, knowing full well it’d kill him. I like to think in his last moments he was at peace. That’s why when Pepper says “You can rest now.” She knew his greatest fear was that he would die for nothing, but she reassured him that it wasn’t in vain. So every tear shed is definitely well earned.
Thor's scene with his Mother... that gets me everytime.
I saw this on opening night with my best friend. First off, Cap is my favorite so seeing him wielding Mjolnir against Thanos was a big highlight for me. The portals scene was amazing too. My friend told me that when Cap said, "Avengers..." I was like, "Say it! Say it!" and then, "Assemble." I was the first to jump out of my seat and cheer loudly. Everyone else in the theater followed me. Best damn theater experience of my life.
Instead of an end credits scene, the last few seconds are the sound of Tony Stark forging his first suit of armor in a cave.
Missing 2 movies before endgame
Antman 2
And captain marvel
Their plan was to skip them. Maple was told the jist of what happens to kinda speed things along.
@@nintenmetro yeah dumb plan. 🤷🏾♂️
@@nintenmetro Thats just dumb. Captain Marvel is leading up to something huge called Secret Invasion, and she will be quite confused if she does not know what a Skrull is.
Given that she watched theses movies and wasn’t confused, I’d say those movies weren’t required to enjoy the story.
@@Petrixxxxxxx Yeah she seems SO confused, that's crazy!
Thanks for your valuable opinion, nerdy boyo. Maple and Chad will now move to real cinema. MCU crybaby can GTFO, thx.
17:06 BIGGEST UNO REVERSE CARD OF HISTORY
The soul stone requires an active sacrifice, so losing those you love unwillingly or unknowingly will not work. You have to make the choice to sacrifice
@@WheresWaldo05 I guess him finally letting go of Natasha's hand counted maybe? I think last moment he was the one who let go of her hand
Yeah but red skull also said to retrieve the stone you must loss that which you love it doesn't matter wether or not the sacrifice was willingly or not if Thanos hated gamora yes gamorra would still be dead but Thanos wouldn't of gained the soul stone I also saw a yt video describing why Natasha was sadly the perfect sacrifice Hayley had everything she didn't a family a life a wife daughter in essence a soul think about all the Natasha went through in her life both Barton and Natasha sacrifice in my opinion would of given either one of them the stone since they in a way both loved each other it's just Natasha knew what she needed to do what she had to do she didn't want Barton and his family to be without Barton it's a horrible cruel but very clever test for the soul stone I doubt there's many individuals in the MCU that are willing to toss there loved one to the ground dead for a stone
@@WheresWaldo05 Endgame doesn't have any issues at all, i think you should watch the movie again if you didn't get it the first time, some people are kinda slow
@@WheresWaldo05 if you've seen it that many times then you know there's nothing wrong with the movie, why would you pretend to be slow and say it has "many many issues"?
Can't believe it feels just like a short time ago that you were checking out the first Iron Man flick... wow! What a ride it's been with you both. THANKS for that.
I literally binged the entirety of this MCU reaction journey in three days, so for me it really didn't feel that long at all
So happy that this will be a two-parter.
I've been watching Maple's entire MCU journey since the beginning. That's actually what got me started on watching all of the videos on this channel. And hopefully she'll watch at least the remaining two Tom Holland Spider-Man movies if she hasn't seen them already.
I continue to look forward to all of the movie reactions that both Maple and Adrianna continue to react to. 😊
We're taking a break from the mcu for a bit to diversify Maples reaction portfolio but we'll revisit again in the future if Maples up for it. I do think the Tom Holland spider man's are some of the best post end game movies
@@Diegesis “reaction portfolio” 🤣
@@MrDash711 dude i was about to comment the same thing but you beat me at it 🤣🤣🤣
Credit where it's due. Feige & Co. know how to get an emotional reaction out of the audience. Whether it's the sheer euphoria of Cap being Worthy or everything following "Cap, it's Sam", the utter despair of Scott needing to know his daughter is OK, the bottomless pit of sadness when Nat "beats" Clint, the happy tears for Cap & Peggy, or the insane whiplash of "and I... am Iron Man", you really need to medicate after watching this for the first time. Happy that you should be getting a Marvel break for a bit, but thank you for this series. It was really fun!
I've said it so many times, it's how quietly Natasha says "let me go" that makes me cry.
Can't say it enough how much of a treat it is to see you watch this series. You have quick insight and take in the material so well. And an impromptu Chop Suey reference? You're a treasure Maple!
Watched all your MCU reactions the last 2 days and gotta admit I loved everyone. Its refreshing to see someone else react the way I do, keep up the great and wholesome job.
Fact :- Dr strange gave time stone in infinity war to save Tony from Thanos because in all the possibilities he experienced he was in the losing one , but he also knew that Tony would be the one sacrificing himself in the wining 1, as he has experienced it , so it was important to save him to essentially save the universe.
Fact#2:- The producers and the directors wanted all the characters to reunite in a grand way , hense the scene of Thousand Portals but they felt like something more epic was missing , so they added the ALL GIRLS SUPER HERIONES ,Hence the epic all women Marvel characters
Fact#3 :- Captain America was, to originally , retire to tain the new Avengers even more as it did with age of Ultron and to pass the leadership . But since the fanbase would have unbalanced and there's no perfect happy ending for cap , he chose to go back and live his life , as Tony said , living life is much better than doing only responsibilities. Also maybe hypothetically captain Carter 😅, reason of formation of her .
No matter how many times I watch infinity war and endgame it's just devastating. So much heart break and loss throughout these two movies. But like Tony said that's the hero's gig. You have to be willing to lay your life down for the betterment of humanity. That's what made them superheroes. Doing what's right means making the hard call and putting everything out there to save humanity
All the callbacks. "You're taking all the stupid with you," said by Bucky to Cap here in a neat reversal. Previously said in 1st Captain America movie by Steve to Bucky. And, as said by someone else too, the song played at the end is the same one that Cap had on a record in his apartment when Fury gets shot in Capt. America - Winter Soldier.
There was a deleted scene where everyone took a knee when Ironman died. I really wish they had left that in.
I did so well holding in my emotions when Tony died but when the Arc reactor shut off I lost it
Thank you so much for sharing with us Maple. I got emotional all over again. :-)
“ but would you ever be able to rest?”
“ Tony. Look at me. We’re gonna be OK. You can rest now.”😭😭😭
i think the part that kills me the most is when Morgan asks for Cheeseburgers and Happy being the best uncle says he'll get her all the cheeseburgers she wants. Like everything leading up tot hat is heartbreaking by itself but, i dont know, something about that scene just really hits hard for me
Most likely because its a callback to Ironman just before the press conference scene where Tony is in the car and says he wants cheeseburgers first then eats them during the conference.
This whole journey I just kept saying if Maple is emotional now wait until Endgame. She is going to be a wreck. But it wrecked us all. Still say Tony saying “And I…am…..Iron Man” is one of the top lines in any movie.
No doubt. Though another truly great one that didn't get shown here was Sam's "On your left."
@@jeremygilbert7989 yeah that was a nice callback and perfect moment to bring them in.
People keep forgetting there is no end credit scene BUT there IS a tribute to Tony. The metal clanging you hear at the VERY END is the same sound of him building his first iron man suit to escape the cave in his first movie.
Autumn is SOOO FREAKING ADORABLE!!!!! I love her💯
15:56 this is one of the only big critiques of the movie IMO - I think it was Nando V Movies who suggested that it be Nebula who gets the stones through the enemies. She doesn't have the powrr of capitan marvel, so it's a real challenge - but also symbolic in terms of her standing up to her father and being the one that finalizes his loss.
I like that
That wasn't the only critique. The way the movie wraps up was a big problem for many (me included). How does one return the soul Stone? How does Cap get the Aether back into Jane Foster? Most everything prior to the return of the stones was pretty fantastic, though.
In case no one noticed, New Asgard was originally Tostig, where the Red Skull first found the Tesseract in Captain America: First Avenger.
Rocket going Boo is my favourite part along with Cap
18:30
Mapple: Oh Shut up!
Tony: "Ok, lol"
When you signal Tony to use one of the stones but he uses all them and fucking kills himself 🫤
I never thought of it before, but now I can't unhear the Kool-Aid Man when Rocket says "Oh Yeah."
The moment happy asks what tony starks daughter wants to eat and she says cheeseburgers, and he says, you know your dad liked cheeseburgers, is probably one of the most single heartbreaking moments in marvels cinematic universe.
We all need a support dog after that movie.
Autumn is beautiful.
i like your emotions displays in your reaction vids, and i'm not ashamed to admit i cried at almost theexact same times as you
I manage to hold it together right up to "I love you 3,000" 😭😭😫
22 films 11 years one one epic story. i love infinity saga :D
except they skipped 2 movies lol
I find it fitting that a girl named Maple has a dog named Autumn. 😆 Beautiful pup you have there.
I forget where I heard this, but Tony’s line as he snapped his fingers was actually a moment of improve.
However it was so well liked, and so…’in character’ that they decided to leave it in.
The song at the end will always make me think of Snoopy getting drunk off root beer in France
Seeing Steve and Peggy finally get their dance kills me everytime
Tony Start was my on screen dad for 10 years haha I boohooed In the cinema when he died in the film, his character progression from selfish self serving billionaire to giving his life to save the universe was well paced and well executed. So glad to have grown up with this saga of interconnected films and seeing people react to it the same way I did. Some people say these films are soulless but people go back to see the characters they have seen go through many tribulations.
God DAMN her complete _disrespect_ towards our lord and saviour Thanos is hard to watch...
The way Bucky look at Steve as he's about to leave... he knew that Steve was leaving for good.
Tony's death makes my eyes water, even after watching this movie more times than I care to admit.
00:39 Seeing how much you love seeing Stan Lee in these, I read a few days ago that Marvel came to an agreement and made a contract with Stan Lee's family, to use his appearance with CGI in order to feature him in the future Marvel films!
Not to bring down the tone (as Stan Lee's cameos always were a highlight) but there's some very mixed feeling around that agreement given allegations around how Stan Lee was treated towards the end.
I don't think they should. He's gone and that's terribly sad but it is what it is. When it isn't the man himself it's just a little ghoulish in my eyes.
- I even like how in Enter the Spiderverse, they even animated him at the costume store where Miles bought the spiderman thing he wore.
I watched Endgame few times now and I just notice that Steve was crying when Tony died in the Battle and I remembered when Coulson died in Avengers 1 and Steve asked "First time you lost a soldier?" because Tony was emotional about Phil's death then I realized that Steve never cried in all the MCU movies except Peggy and Tony's death.
Again. Me, every time Maple brings up Bucky: Same. Especially at the funeral 😂
Haha
Myabe it was a popcorn movie... but this was my favorite moment at the cinema ever. The Avengers Assemble line made my cold heart feel alive again.
i don't know how many times I watched that part, but I know I cried everytime
The smile on that dog is amazing.
When i was watchinf end game with my best friend and i head the cheeseburger line i was about to cry . iron one though out end game all movies push like a bullet though my heart .
I cried like a baby in the back of theater...thankful I had a baseball cap over my eyes...so deeply emotional!🥺
"IM SO SICK OF THIS STUPID PLANET" A+ reaction
There are always onions around when I watch the last 30 minutes of this film.
To acquire the Soul Stone, your sacrifice has to be made AT the site. It doesn't matter if you lost your family or something like that at some other time and place in life. The "entry" to the stone is that edifice, and it only opens when the loss occurs there, and then.
Man, I remember being in theaters when the hammer started getting picked up by Cap, people knew what was about to happen. Then the reveal happened and the theater was WILD. I don't think we'll ever have another movie experience quite like Endgame. Absolutely RAUCOUS and then deathly quiet when Tony passed.
This movie will never NOT destroy me, lol... Also, you and your little doggy lady are so damn adorable together 🥰
"Gotta blast" - I LOVE THE TEAM ROCKET REFERENCE :D
Is that not Jimmy nuetron?
@@Diegesis porque no los dos
@@Diegesis - Hey a message for Maple - If you are open to more Super Hero shows, there is a series you may have not seen called "The Boyz" it's actually an amazing show, and some super cool plot developments I think you would really enjoy it, if you are looking for good content for your channel, just a thought, figured I would pass it along.
When she said: “it’s giving me Lord of the Rings vibes”, I was like: “oh ❤”
I love the fact that Thanos knew Wanda was going to kill him so he was forced to rain fire.
that shows how smart he is.
I like to imagine stark snapping, going to the sole realm where his daughter asks him what it cost, and he says everything.
Old Peggy in Captain America Winter Soldier: "You came back to me!"
The best thing about it is in the first Avengers movie Cap said to Tony that he always looks for a way out but here, he dies saving the entire galaxy.
The character arc on Tony Stark to finish to a beautiful death is bloody beautiful. 😭
This whole movie broke me fr. Loved seeing autumn btw 🤞🏽
I have to say I like when Maples swears you get to hear a dolphin.
You gotta admit, Thanos was a great ass character.
Nebula can't use her eye hologram thing to show what Thanos did to sacrifice Gamora, because Nebula was not there to see it/store it in her memory.
"He didn't build in a no Thanos feature" Tony's smart. A genius even, but he can't alter the primary essence of the stones. The glove he created only allows someone to be able to wield the stones, it doesn't have any way to change the stones powers. It's like dealing with Uranium. You can build the tools and containment to handle and contain it, to protect yourself from the radiation, to contain and store it, and to harness it's power, but you can't change how it works. You couldn't make a containment box that "don't let Putin".
24:27 gave me the biggest, silliest smile! Autumn is BEAUTIFUL!!!
That Captain America moment with the hammer? Shivers. Every. Fucking. Time.
Back on Vormir with Red Skull, what Hawkeye suffered was the LOSS of his entire family. The Soul Stone requires the SACRIFICE of “that which you love”, which is a willing act like Thanos’s with Gamora.
𝑰 𝒍𝒐𝒗𝒆 𝑨𝒖𝒕𝒖𝒎𝒏! 😍 More of this cute pup please!
Can we have Autumn in every reaction from now on? She is so adorable it hurts!
Fun fact for you guys. The reason why Bruce banner struggled so much when he put the glove on was because he was trying to bring Natasha back with it, and the soul Stone was fighting him. You cannot bring back the person that you sacrificed for the soul stone, and so that's why his arm was all messed up.
Also, Ant-Man was able to survive what looked like a direct hit from thanos's ship because he decreased his size just before he got hit, which means that the projectile from the ship didn't actually directly hit him.
- That's interesting... does it actually show that? like if you do slow-mo frame advance could you see his shrinking on screen, or is this just supposed to be an assumed fact kind of thing?
At the end, Tony laid down on the wire for others and Steve was special not because of the super soldier serum. (First avengers movie)
Everything after Cap summoned Mjolnir is one of the greatest cinematic experiences of my life.