One Marvelous Scene - Farewell Yondu
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The Guardians of The Galaxy are a group of very flawed individuals in the Marvelous MCU. Nothing sums up their beautiful flaws better than the Farewell Yondu moment, a rather Marvelous Scene. I guess you could say that HiTop Films has a flawed relationship with the Marvel Cinematic Universe, so instead HiTop Films is discussing this One Marvelous Scene. I relate to Rocket Raccoon in a lot of ways, hopefully you goons feel the same. Hopefully we all can relate to the flaws of Yondu and The Guardians. Because without flaws, there is no Marvel.
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You are one of the few creators who have encouraged me to study film and media. Thank you.
Dude, I thought you were leaving!! Don't scare me like that !!! Geez...
Is the Batman Beyond video coming, or did you abandon the idea?
I had the same question, why do I love the originals and not the new characters, then I spoke to my wife. Her answer: maybe because when you saw the originals you were a young boy just enjoying movies and now you are an adult trying to understand why you enjoy something. So smart my wife. I stopped trying to over analyze things and now I just try to have fun, and that worked with Captain Marvel, flawed movie but I enjoyed it. I'm not saying it will be the same for you, just sharing what worked for me. Great video as always.
I don't always agree with you but I have a little nugget of "wisdom" I guess. During one of those snl retrospectives Chevy chase said there comes a time when you have to pass the show on the next generation. Now I'm paraphrasing but I remember when it happened to me. I'm just guessing but for you, it's time to hand the mcu to the next generation.
"And Yondu swoops in an rescues Peter as his world comes crashing down... for the second time."
Oh god I just realized....
Eric Coldfire why do I get the feeling that The first time one of the Ravagers tried playing keep-away with Peter’s Walkman Yondu killed them and nobody ever dared try it again
*Eric Coldfire* REVELATIONS!
"-- his father Yondu and his brother Rocket--"
Why am I crying in the club right now...
*Keshon Broadbelt* If you played *Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen* while tearing up in the bathtub...? I would have met you universally and brought two bowls of ice cream to tare our sadness away. What's you favorite ice cream?
@@JaimeD. Caramel Toffee. Coconut Swirl is good too~
@@allature Nice 😊
“I’m Mary Poppins y’all.” - Yondu
Never forget.
BSJ IN YO HOUSE is he cool?
Shawn Harrington hell yeah he’s cool
Mary “Yondu” Poppins.
Best line of the entire series fight me
@@stinky-san2122 I'm not gonna. I agree.
Certainly I won't cry over just a review of that scene...
11 minutes later: dammit.
That Tommy West 11:29
Didn’t even make it
I couldn’t make it more than thirty seconds
@@mikeywazowski6163 yup, somehow he hates new characters that have been in comics for DECADES
I was fighting back tears 3 min in :’)
The reason why you can't connect with the new characters its not because they are not interesting, but because we haven't seen their journey, the reason why we care about ironman, Steve rogers or thor its because we have seen what they are going through while with black panther or captain marvel their journey has just begun, endgame will be the end of the og avengers story and the start of the new avengers story
We care about those characters because we've been in THEIR journey
While we are only getting started with the new ones
Also, for Peter Parker, for a lot of us, that's not OUR peter. Nothing wrong with the performance, but for us who grew up in the 00s, the Raimi Spider-Man films will be our version of the character. To compare, I just saw Into the Spider-Verse recently for the first time, and I realized that the reason why I liked that film more than Homecoming was that it doesn't have Peter Parker as the main character. He's a main character, but the main character slot for the film goes to Miles, who never got the big screen treatment. So his origin story would be new in comparison.
@@tcrpgfan i like to think as Toby's Peter as its own thing, i didnt get to see the movies on release but i do understand why people love him so much
@@thegooldash2443 He was also the first one on the big screen that will always count for something to people.
Also could be that he's approaching them as a critic now and not just enjoying the ride.
As someone who grew up on the Raimi spider man films....nah Tom Holland is fantastic. And better so far to me. Mainly because he WAS is high school when he started this and is only just out of it now, as opposed to McGuire and uh...what's his name being nearly 30.
You carry yourself differently when you're a kid like that, and when you're that much of an adult.
"the guardians of the galaxy will always be there for Rocket". I don't think Thanos agrees.
*"If you kill me, you'll be just like everybody else."*
*"What's wrong with that?"*
I just now realize that GOTG2 shares the same philosophy as Mob Psycho 100.
Chiita kun omfg now that you say it yes😂
Duh
Strange comparison but accurate.
HiTop Films-"He is alone. He is so alone he is having sex with an android."
Scarlet Witch- Am i a joke to you?
You mean to say she’s not alone?
@@ohnobro1424 She wasn’t until after infinity war LOL
Marvel: Infinity War is the most ambitious crossover event in history.
Film essay RUclips: Hold my beer...
And yes. I AM commenting this exact thing in every video in the series.
“Marvel has the best crossovers”
“Well yes but actually no.”
@@nestorknows Pro!!!
Just wait until you see Endgame...
The Avengers films aren't crossovers, these Characters already existed among each other in the same universe, that's like you meeting someone and calling it a crossover.
*sigh* yeah, I actually cried when I saw this scene...
Bruh I still tear up every time I watch this scene.
Agreed
That scene was the only actual time I've been driven to tears in a Marvel movie. It's just so well made.
as soon as the scene came up in the video i teared up. didn't expect that to happen but it did.
Ugh peter told rocket that all the guardians would be there for him, only for him to be the only one to survive in infinity war 😥
Oh god I never realized that...I’m going into sadness again..😭😭
Just noticed that parallel. Makes the dust scene even sadder
No question, both GOTG films have the purest heart of the MCU.
I love James Gunn
You can tell he cares
Watching him behind the scenes
Yondu's death is still the most impactful scene in the MCU
Well for now that could easily change with endgame
Yep, it changed in endgame.
Still the most impactful scene for me, even after Endgame. Gunn is just a better storyteller than the Russo brothers.
@surfitlive Actually, the Russos are heavily involved in the scripting of their movies, even though they aren't credited. They often say as much.
@@guyr3618 Apples and oranges, really. Of course you'll get a more nuanced story when you dont have to juggle 10 years and 60 characters. Yondu's scene is definitely one of the most emotional scenes in all of the MCU, but (spoilers for endgame ahead)....
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In terms of just emotion, End Game was so much more cathartic for me. Cap wielding meow meow, Cap facing down Thanos' entire army, everyone coming back, "I am iron man", and "Avenger's assemble". I dont think I'll ever feel those feelings like I did for Endgame in a movie every again.
12:20
Add to that casting ROBERT DOWNING JR, who was still an outcast, while the studio had wanted for a decade to cast Tom Cruise in the role.
After GoTG 3 I had to come back to this marvellous video. U really did a great job of explaining why this scene is so good
12:47 And appropriately, Black Widow's quote on screen for the Marvel fanfare/intro is her "red in my ledger" moment from Avengers.
2:16 “I can’t ever see myself giving a damn about Doctor Strange 2” Sam Raimi’s ears perk up
I thought I was losing my mind when 4 different channels uploaded 4 videos with the same title.
Started watching your video and realized I had to rewatch the second Guardians. Just finished it. Thank you so much for reminding me about this beautiful movie. I’m crying my eyes out.
what happened HiTop you haven't uploaded in ages! I started getting addicted to your videos!!1
Go fuck yourself
@@tatian1547 I hate these "verified" youtubers swarming good channels and videos lol
Wow he wasn’t kidding; this was his best video yet. Fair play 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
When Kraglin cheers for the Ravager fireworks, every time, I lose it
This was the only death that really made me cry. The thought that what Peter was looking for the whole time was right In front of him, and when he finally accepts it, he loses it. This movie was all about family, and that's why it really sticks. The guardians have to be one of the highlights of the MCU
this video made me incredibly emotional. i'm so glad to see someone put into words why guardians is such an impactful franchise.
Guardians of the galaxy v2 is by far my favourite marvel movie
Both GOTG movies are fucking amazin
goddamn dude, I've watched like 5 of these One Marvelous Scene videos and you made me legit cry. You're one hell of a writer
Man rewatching the MCU is great. I find new appreciation for movies I thought were just ok when I first watched them. Rockets my 2nd favorite character in the MCU, behind Spidey, and it's basically because of the GOTG movies. I loved the first one and I thought the 2nd was just ok, until I rewatched them. I didn't hate the 2nd movie like some critics and fans did because it wasn't as good as the first, I just thought it was ok. Then I rewatched them and I think I like the 2nd movie more than the first now. The 2nd movie just flashes its characters out a lot more, especially Rocket. I still love the first one but it only dives into Rockets origin just a tiny bet and makes Nebula somewhat of a generic villain. When I rewatched the 2nd movie I realised how much it develops Rocket, Nebula, and Yondu so much more and now I love this movie because of that
This is a very well made video. I recently saw the film a few days ago just to get the hype train going when entering ENDGAME.
Brilliantly made video man. Keep up the good work. I was on the verge of tears man
Hey hi top, if u read this, i really agree with u. It was heck emotional considering the cry peter gives.
Plus can u do a spectacular spiderman vid, that cartoon deserves more respect
“The guardians of the galaxy will always be there for rocket.”
Avengers: Infinity War- :P
HiTop is the Hawkeye of this RUclipsr group XD
This is the best compliment I have ever received.
@@HiTopFilms Your video is the best of the bunch, I can't keep my eyes away from your fantastic editing
HiTop Films, I agree. Your video was by far my favorite out off all of the One Marvelous Scene Videos. I loved it more than Nando’s, Captain Midnight’s, Gubz, And all of the rest. None struck me as emotionally hard as yours. I can’t thank you enough. There aren’t enough words to describe how great this video essay is. This is up there with my favorites. Right there with Full Fat Video’s Captain America series. This is so great.
HiTop Films please make more vids like this. Your talking made me cry and watch both guardians of the galaxy films again.
Pretty sure this is the only scene in the MCU to make me cry (before Endgame).
Holy shit all my favourite RUclipsrs uploading in the same minute!
1:40
Who are the other RUclipsrs? Do they have similar content?
DeQuan yeah click the “one marvellous scene” link in the description and check all the channels out if you like hi-top films
Kraglin's cheer during the funeral is always a tear-jerker.
The theater I was in laughed at that scene. I don't get how that was supposed to be seen as a comedic moment.
You know it's an amazing day when Hitop films, Nando vs Movies, Browntable, Captain Midnight, and the Take release videos all in the same day. But seriously I agree that the GOTG movies feel like they were created by one vision and not in a conveyer belt and despite my many flaws with Vol 2 the emotion and the character moments is definitely not one of them that euology scene. A theme in this marvellous moment scene is character, characters aided by their performances and the writing of course. Honesty the characters are the best thing about the MCU they I think what kept audinces invested and hooked for 11 years and what brought me back even when I was a bit burned out with the MCU back in the Age of Ultron days. Amazing video man
Saw this after hearing "Jenny on Oldstones" song from Game of Thrones.
I'm on the verge of tears.
😿
god i watched both guardians of the galaxy movies a month ago again, and i genuinely soaked my pillow with tears. i started crying from the moment yondu saves peter and kept going even after the funeral scene. tore my heart out
"I can't explain why I don't like them as much" - Nostalgia
Dude, your EXTREMELY good at explaining things. I really get what you mean in your videos. You got raw talent. Your TRULY brilliant!
marvel comics -> flawed characters;
mcu -> flawed characters.
gr8 point.
Awesome collabs like this from fellow youtubers is the whole reason why I love RUclips. Brilliant!! Thanks Hi Top!
Honestly, stoked for the new marvel phase. I love the new direction. Multiverse of madness will be banging.
Yondu's character reminds me of the actors character in The Walking Dead - grew up in abuse, seen as a villian, but redeems himself at the end
I love your content, so inspiring man. Love ya
"I know who you are boi. Because you are me."
I am also a raccoon
God damn. You literally made me feel the tidal wave of emotions I felt the first time I watched this scene. If there was ever a movie to show that super hero movies are film GOTG vol. 2 is it.
Watched this movie on a plane and hurt so bad to hold in them tears during that scene. Damn.
This is the best cinema Commentary I’ve ever seen
Man, this was a great video. I'm glad I'm not alone in my love for the work that James Gunn has done. I'm not a superhero movie fan, but imma movie fan. Those are damn good.
I expected Vol 2 to be more of the same, but I was floored by it.
I would've cried if I wasn't already crying
"The foundation of the MCU is flawed characters."
Kevin Feige: "Captain Marvel is about to take the lead and be at the forefront of the entire Cinematic Universe."
Well boys, it's been a good run.
How is she not flawed? One of the main things people who complain about her talk about is her overconfidence and trigger happiness
@@freyjaivory4354
yeah but that's never really portrayed as a flaw which I think is the problem people point out like she has things that should be flaws but they're never portrayed that way
Don’t worry she’s not even close to the phase of Marvel anymore.
I remember the night me and my family watched this at home, I just remembered that it was one of the best bonding moment we had.
This movie always made me cry but after GotG3 it do be hitting different
In theaters, I cried during this scene. Here's why.
Growing up, my dad was both distant and abusive. He beat me, but would also isolate me. He would talk down to me like a Preacher and would hold the wrath of God over me, then claim how holy he was and how if I wanted to go to Heaven, I had to be a better person. He would hit me for seemingly no reason, although to be completely fair there were times I believe I legitimately deserved it. However, kicking me in the ribcage in the snow in the middle of winter because I had an asthma attack? Throwing a carving knife at me because I asked if the dishes were clean in the dish washer? Taking a steel can of peas and smashing it against the back of my head? Choke-slamming me against a stone wall? Yeah. That's what I grew up with.
But I never called the police on him, nor reported him during my youth. I loved him, and I still do. And no, not in some twisted kind of Stockholm-esque Syndrome kind of way. I loved him growing up because he was my father. He was there for me when I needed him the most. He taught me how to fish, how to camp, how to chop wood, how to drive, how to do construction, etc. He taught me how to think on my feet and be a man, not a child seeking handouts.
I loved my dad because he was my dad. The good came with the bad, and I understood this at a young age. I saw my friends who had only one parent and I saw how miserable they were. I knew that getting rid of my dad meant I get rid of the fun and good times, too. And so, I endured.
Though, this didn't stop my heart from filling with rage and hate. I was violent, and to this day (30 years old) I still hold deep levels of unsatiated rage in my heart. I am currently seeing a professional to help calm my emotions and move forward. Part of therapy is being open and honest, and so that is why I am comfortable sharing online like this. It gets it off my chest, even if it's to people I'll never see in the real world.
Well, unfortunately my father passed away when I was 18 from cancer. I have now lived almost half of my life without him and I still hold deep and mixed feelings. I love him dearly and would trade everything in the world to see him again, and yet at the same time I hate him with a passion so intense that if there is a Hell, I truly hope he is burning in it for what he put me through and the trauma I've had to endure all of these years later. I have trust issues, I can't form meaningful relationships, I have anger problems, and I even have nightmares. I've had to stop anti-depressants because they would pull from my subconscious and I would have nights filled with violent dreams between he and I.
All of that is to say, I cried during this scene. I saw myself in the broken shoes of Rocket and Peter with their anger and loss. I saw my dad in Yondu's shoes with his violence, yet charming and helpful ways.
The fact my father was also in the US Military made the Ravager Funeral all that more heartfelt for me. It drew me back to my own father's 21 gun salute.
I still miss you, Dad. --- "We've had a rocky past; You've done things you regret, and I've done things I regret. But I want you to know that I love you, and I forgive you." --- The actual words I whispered in his ear while he laid on his deathbed after the surgery failed to remove his tumors. Those words still hold true, today, 12 years later.
And that, my friends, is why I cried during this scene. It will forever be my #1 favorite MCU movie, because it's the only one that made me feel, truly feel, Human.
You just made me cry man 😭
This is the reason I think Marvel has beat out DC recently in film. As many issues they have they are still able to relate to our human side like Batman V Superman and suicide squad never could. This seen always makes me think of my grandfather and the 50s and 60s music we used to listen to like Roy Oberson and Sinatra. The idea of Peter playing the music that makes him remember the great times as Yondu finally gets to die the death of a man who fulfilled his role as a father and the ravengers come to say farewell just makes me teary man.
Amazing video! You really brought the movie justice, by highlighting one of its messages and meanings in a deep way, one that I hadnt realize. Thank you! :)
When I was trying to remember the name for the captain Marvel actor I came up with " is it *reeee* or something"
That Silver song slaps so hard.
As does Cat Stevens song, just in a different way.
'if guardians 1 is about sharing pain, then guardians 2 is about learning to accept that pain' perfectly incapsulates why these movies make such a brilliant pairing. The same themes, portrayed by (mostly) the same characters, but shown in a different light. It's a really good look at the motion of trauma and the realistic process of healing. James Gunn is brilliant at this.
Thanks HiTop!!!
it's one of the reasons why I'm confident to say that the Guardians trilogy already is the best MCU trilogy regardless if vol. 3 is out yet or not cause I already know it will be just as good as the first two.
I saw this movie with my step dad and we were both crying and we became closer before we found out he had been diagnosed with cancer
*And If You don't love me now...Then you'll never love me again, I can still hear you saying we will never break The Chain...*
I thought this thumbnail was an endgame spoiler before I read the title so I immediately scrolled past it. Now that I saw Endgame and came back to this I feels stupid
So it's a few days out now and you're probably never gonna see this, but...thanks for making this one. I've seen all these movies, I like most of them, but I LOVE Vol 2.This scene is my favorite in the entire series. And after the hell that trolls put the director through, the meta-textual connections to James Gunn's own life came to light, and showed how he's grown as a person. It BLEEDS into this scene in such a raw and personal way. Imperfection is what makes it perfect. Because, yeah...it IS perfect.
This moment in the film is visual and emotional masterpiece
Thanks for making me cry over this scene...again
That scene means a lot to me, the sog in the background "father and son" was the song my dad used to tell me when i went to bed, he didn't die or anything like that, he just...changed
2 years later and a few times rewatching this and I still cry... lol
Every time I see Kraglin yelling I triumph I full cry, not dewy eyes or choking up, but fully streams of tears running down my face
10:41 this is possibly the bext explanation to my favorite MCU exchange in history. well done!!
My favorite Marvel movies are both Guardians of the Galaxy and the first Captain America. They are incredible
Damn I’m so dense I’m just now realizing rocket watching yandou’s farewell was kind of like him symbolically watching himself die
I fucking cried during this scene. This is what made Guardians of the Galaxy 2.
Of all the ‘One Marvellous Scene’ videos, this is the most prescient.
everytime i watch the ending of this movie i cry. i cant help it
I needed this video. The world needed Guardians of the Galaxy.
That was the first scene in any marvel movie to make me cry tbh, i loved that movie-
I can relate to you not caring about the newer characters, except for Dr. Strange. He’s just so cool.
I didn't cry, I just felt somber.
2 moments in the entirety of the MCU have brought me to tears. This was the first and the one that always will, the second was the Marvel logo in Captain Marvel.
Father and Son really Made the Scene
The one you tuber I’m willing to watch ads for
Not the only one but one of them
This scene makes me cry everytime
Flawed characters are the best characters, we as people understand and can relate to them, that's why Spidey is so loved and all the other characters
and the fact we understand why they feel like this from phenomenal writing makes these movies so lovable and memorable
i honestly don't know if i rephrased your vid or not ;-;
this video made me cry i thought it was just a scene review
Does the sound of fireworks in a vacuum make sense?
Just came back here after watching GOTG 3 and fuck. Thank you for these videos 🙏🏼
Holy shit! He wasn't joking when he said he could make a whole video on a single scene!
GOTG Vol. 2 is probably my favourite MCU movie
We love Yondu for the same reason we love Arthur Morgan (rdr2). It may just be me, but redemption stories are the shit.
So i looked up at the WHOLE playlist, and even looked up one marvelous scene and not one person did "he wasn't your daddy"?! WHAT THE HELL?! That was my favorite marvel scene! Yes this is the scene right after the "he wasn't your daddy" scene, but still, also i would have done it myself but i wouldn't know how to because im not an essayist
Thanks dude I’m crying all over again
Why Yondus death is great but a bad Spider-Man movie
it didnt have uncle ben
I cried and cried and cried during this scene. It was heartbreaking, and beautifully uplifting. MCU at its best.
Same
It was one of the only scenes that made me cry.
SAME I BAWLED SO LOUD RIGHT THERE IN THE THEATER
Same
I cried, and my niece who cried just a little during our home viewing looked over and saw me weeping. This was the first time she ever saw it so she asked why. Mom explained my rather complicated relationship with fatherhood. She then hugged me tightly and said it was going to be ok.
"I can't see myself ever giving a damn about Doctor Strange 2"
*Sam Raimi has entered the chat*
😂 I was thinking the same thing
Dead
Tobey maguire won't be in that movie
@@adamhogan5442 Sam rami is known for good movies outside of his spiderman with maquire
@@the_next_hokage7301 I'm pretty sure there referring to tobes spiderman being in spiderman 3 because this channel is a big fan of Toby
I was so confused when i see just 5 videos pop up with the same title name.
I thought I just miss read that The Browntable uploaded this XD
Ikr i got surprised when Gubz and HiTop Films uploaded in the exact same minute.
Same.
Me too bro
Christmas arrived early.
It's kinda depressing that I was more affected by Yondu's death than by Superman's death in BVS.
But yondus death was very emotional.The death of ant-thony in ant man affected me more than anything in BvS.
@@UjwalAroorI will have to agree with that
I was more affected by Bucky's death than Spiderman.....no matter how hard I try I cannot feel for the MCU Spiderman.
Lol even Quicksilver's death in AoU was more emotional XD
Bhaskar Agrawal lol I’m kinda the opposite I Can feel and relate more to Holland’s Spider-man compared to Garfield’s and Maguire’s.