The subtle response Strange has to Tony saying Cap is the only one who could find vision is a great hint to show that Strange and pretty much the whole world knows about their falling out
In WandaVision, Darcy has full details about what was going on in Wakanda during Infinity War, up to Vision's death. I guess the Avengers have been fully upfront and transparent about their activities to the whole world to build up trust
Dr Strange: Wong, when you explain the Infinity Stones, show only five so that I can show them that I'm epic and that I have the sixth one around my neck. Wong: OK.
@@tx_7134 oh ffs, he was in space as the Hulk for 2 years. He asked Thor in Ragnarok, did we save Sokovia and Thor told him that was 2 years ago, and it felt like yesterday for Bruce, because he was the Hull for 2 years
Thor was arguably the heaviest hitter on the team since he had strength comparable to hulk along with the skill/experience to use it perfectly. There’s also the fact that Thor is very smart and has lightning powers
He knew about Reality, Space and Power stones, didn't know about location of either Soul or Time stones, so his best bet was to get to Vision/mind stone. I assume he just went to where spaceships were when coming to Earth
A podcast i was watching made fun of this and is like for Wanda vision isn’t someone supposed to be protecting our reality desuchebags? Hahahahah I was weak
You can see in Bruce's eyes how desperate he was for Tony to call Steve. He was saying like "Thanos just killed one of the strongest Avengers, whatever conflict you had with Cap is nothing compared to what Thanos could do"
I liked Bruce's character in this scene and movie overall. He took charge and showed good leadership in trying to get the Avengers to come together. Usually in the other Avengers movies he was just in the background and not really interacting with anyone. Honestly his whole character changed ever since Thor Ragnarok
Agreed, usually it’s either Steve or Tony that take charge of the situation. Bruce got most of the team back together while Tony had to go rescue strange and try to bring the fight away from earth
Yes. Even though people don't like that the Hulk was nerfed in Infinity War and absent in Endgame, Bruce Banner/Professor Hulk evolved into a legitimate leader on the Avengers, something he was incapable of doing 6 years earlier.
@@tharengore7215 Matching the time period costumes does not equal "more accurate". You've obviously never read the book... That wasn't a bishop; we're not playing chess.
This was for me an amazing scene. This is why Civil War would never have happened if Bruce had been there. The way he get's through to Tony is so beautiful and reminds him that what's happened between himself and Cap has gone on long enough and this is now bigger than a falling out. It's time to reunite the Avengers. Even when Tony tries to object Bruce shakes his head like "I don't wanna hear it, you know what you need to do. Now call Steve and put it to bed."
Bro deadass i was just thinking about what you said the other day. I was thinking that maybe if bruce had been there he would've been able to get through to Tony about how wrong the accords are.
Nothing would have stopped the breakup of the Avengers because ultimately it wasn’t the Accords that broke them up, it was Steve lying to Tony about his parents’ death that destroyed that relationship, unless Bruce managed to get Steve to tell Tony what happened earlier, Civil War still would have went down the way it did.
@@CaptainPikeachu No it wouldn't have. Bruce is the heart of the group, its very soul. Everyone listens to Bruce and they would have listened then. It is only by circumstance that Civil War happened, based on guilt, emotion and rage. Bruce has all that in one. And he would have gotten through to everyone. Hulk may be the most powerful, but he always is the most rational and healing of the group.
@Abigail Hoffer they did get along but there was a bit of unresolved tension, from the first Avengers all the way to Civil War. It just all boiled over in the end.
I’d say it’s more like the other way around since tony was the less arrogant one by this point, he lost most of his arrogance around the time of iron man 3 and age of ultron
@@potatwos3149 both were very arrogant but stranges arrogance was directly responsible for his downfall while Tony’s change started not because of something related to his arrogance but due to a betrayal
@@jakealter5504 well; tony used to be arrogant and chasing the money creating rockets and missiles holding a lot of responsibility for war ammunition (Iron Man 1) after he had been saved from the Dr. In the cave, and having a change of heart (literally and figuratively) he decided to use his knowledge to actually help others, than destroy.
@@joshspades9031 I fully agree with you. The main difference between Tony and Strange is that even during his arrogant phase tony was rarely cold to other people and was willing to hang out with the grunts (the soldiers that were in the hummer with him before the attack). Strange just came off as a cold hearted asshole. It’s a different type of arrogance. Tony’s was more like a mask to cover up most of his personal problems such as the regrets he had regarding his parents and probably feeling pretty lonely
@@gunbladeuser19Actually, it's also a callback to when he took a nuke through the portal in the first Avengers. He saw the mothership and that's when his fears started
@@ebscoHOSTpub no man, I can confirm what he said. I too turned on the light on my phone and walked around the theater shining it in peoples’ faces upon hearing this news. Audience members were literally gasping in fear, faces rigid and mouths agape at hearing of Thor Missing in action. A few cried out as if in pain, and still more clung to their loved ones, giving off moans of despair or hiding their faces as if to shield themselves from some unseen horror.
Because Thor could hold his own against the Hulk... arguably beat him. If Thor couldn't beat this guy solo ... what hope does the rest of the team have?
@@jakealter5504 honestly I wish that were true. By this point he should’ve been far less argumentative when it came to emergency matters. But at the start of Endgame, he blamed Cap for everything that went wrong and never admitted that he made mistakes too and was just as responsible. His ego wasn’t gone until he decided to sacrifice himself and take the Stones.
"He sent Loki. The attack at New York. That's him." Ah, good times. The first Avengers film is still one of the best MCU films ever made by Marvel Studios.
@@mohammedjammeh9598 I mean endgame was fire as well but infinity war was definitely better. Endgame was the perfect conclusion and it's ONE of the top CBM but infinity war and nwh share the spot for the BEST CBM.
@@harshith5759 ENDGAME was definitely an epic conclusion to the OG 6 but INFINITY WAR and NO WAY HOME kinda had the better story. CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER and BLACK WIDOW. Which film did you enjoy watching. It's obviously THE WINTER SOLDIER. THE WINTER SOLDIER is another best Marvel CBM.
"The end of the path I started as on." When Tony heard that Thanos was the one that sent Loki and connected all the dots in his head, he knew that this was the final battle and everything was building up to this moment. He remembered his vision from AoU and that everyone was a candidate for death.
I had forgotten that everyone thought Thor was dead during the battle of Wakanda. That makes the scene more epic. I really like how they wrote the line and how Mark delivered it. It really put in perspective that somethings going to happen and feuds don't matter at this point.
@@MrSprigg But Thor appeared on EARTH 🌎 and in Wakanda Captain America, Black widow, Banner didn't know about it, you can see the surprised in their faces, when they saw him, they thought he was dead, Tony was also surprised when Starlord mentions Thor, and he asked when did he saw him, he basically told Stark that they just saw him and that yes he was alive , you knew Tony truly believed that Thor was dead, but Tony found out about it on ship in another planet with no way at that point to tell Banner that Thor was alive, so the Avengers that were on earth didn't know that Thor was alive.
Come to think of it, they should've avoided showing the stones as paper weights. It just reduces the entire significance of their presence in the Infinity Saga of how much weight age they had in the events and how Tony and Thanos (almost) died using them.
@@mad_titanthanos It was written in purely for cheap 'shock' value... which, given the calibur of writer Marvel are hiring these days, really shouldn't come as a surprise.
@@PeteTheGrouch The Loki series is highly rated, both critically and by the audience, for everything from soundtrack to visual effects to the characters and the depth of character relationships you couldn't really fully pursue in the 2 hour single-film format, to the acting to the writing. Even people who were hating on the idea of a Loki series like it was a cash-grab on a beloved character have been eating their words and admitting they were wrong, and that this series is one of the best things Marvel has put out, especially of late. Loki has been elevated, in terms of his character depth, to a level far beyond anything we've seen before. And beyond that, the MCU is moving from universal threats like Thanos to multi-versal threats like Kang: that is why the infinity stones were shown in their deactivated state outside their home universes. The first 'impossible' feat is setting up a new villain after having finished a story with an ultimate villain, Thanos, that it took years to set up: they did that, considering how well Kang/He Who Remains/ etc. was received. And they have also taken their MCU fully into the most insane territory explored in the comics, parallel alternative versions of every hero, multiversal threats, etc. stuff that makes talking racoons and aliens and sorcerers all seem normal, just everyday stuff, nothing strange at all-- a second impossible feat; something nobody thought could possibly be done in live action cinema and television: but they've done it. Your little quip was written for shock value, ironically enough, because you're a little grift trying to be edgy by attempting to rebuke a highly rated series with basically nothing for criticism. You're a waste of words. I'm all for criticism but I doubt you have any valid criticism of the series.
When Bruce said that Thor's gone. Tony looked as if he was saying, ' All this while when we (Avengers) are fighting among ourselves and so caught up in our own beliefs, we never stopped to think where Thor was or whether he was in need of help. Now he's gone'. Unknown to Tony, Thor survived.
Thor said at the end of AoU that he was going to sort out what's happening out there and who's manipulating the previous events on earth and Asgard. Bruce meant Thor is dead. Which was a blow too strong.
Real life history has proven that multiple times -- even when multiple smaller groups are enemies with each other, if a bigger threat comes along and threatens them all, then the former enemies join hands to bring down the common enemy. That's where "An enemy of my enemy is my friend" comes from.
Damn you can see it in Tony’s eyes just “I’m not surviving this.” He knows full well that the end of line is coming and thanos is going to be the one who brings it.
I honestly felt the same. He knew his fate despite the inability of Stephen telling him so because of how it could affects their 1% success rate. It’s really sad
@@mad_titanthanos If he didn’t know then why did he make that hologram message at the end of the movie “in case things went wrong” which they did? If he didn’t know at infinity war, he definitely knew at endgame before he actually snapped his fingers
3:05 always hit me, the way Tony first mourns for the loss of a friend, then realising a mystical being just "vanished" (not really) from our universe, after inhabiting the realms for so much longer than us humans.
@@mad_titanthanos 1) It was more about hate than ego at that point because of Tony´s parent 2) He obviously was drama queen after Thanos kicked his arse. Later he shown that he did not meant any of those things.
I always loved how each Infinity Stone has it's own distinct sound, really sells the fact that each gem manipulates a distinct aspect of their native universe.
One of my favourite moments in one of my favourite films. RDj is actually some actor. Great interaction with BC. Hadn't caught "sh1t" at 2:23 before now..
And where was he during the events of WandaVision and Loki series?! He could at least open a portal beneath Sylvie legs and do the same thing as Ragnarok. Because of her we have what if and venom is in the MCU!!!
I love how Tony’s attitude changed when he learned that Thor was defeated. That alone shows who the strongest avenger is, and knowing that he’s been defeated spelled doom for them.
To me, this was the scene the entire saga was building up to since Ironman 1. Tony's line "this is it" summed it perfectly for me as a viewer. Omg, this is it... it's happening.
What's amazing is that the avengers lost on both fronts Thanos transported 2 place in 1, and the fact that Tony's ptsd came back after losing to Thanos and also back at homecoming, "and if you die, I feel that's on me" and well all those 2 factors killed Tony inside knowing that he'll never be the same
Strange was right. The time stone wasn't just their best chance of beating Thanos, it was their only chance. Not by keeping it from him, but by giving it to him willingly. And Thanos was so obsessed with his goal that he never asked why Strange just gave it up, never suspected anything or said to himself, "This is too easy." Of course, there's no way Thanos could've known that Strange had already seen the endgame.
People complain about Banner "being just comic relief" in Endgame, but I think he's going through stuff. He is terrified to the point of being broken in Infinity War, and after the snap I believe he built this cheery overconfident persona we see in endgame as a mean of survival from his demons
@@XDD50Hz "Guys we're not gonna make the enrage timer! 10 seconds!" "Dammit I don't have consumables for another attempt!" "I got work in the morning." HammerHead469 has connected "HA! YOU GUYS ARE SO SCREWED NOW!"
When Bruce says “Thors gone”you can see the sorrow in his eyes. he knows how powerful Thor is but you can tell what hurts him is losing a friend, a brother. He thought he’d lost everything and gave into his rage, then Thor found him, brought Bruce back and eventually home.
3:11 Bruce is absolutely right, it doesn't matter who you're talking to or not, I'll bet Tony is thinking "WHY COULDN'T THANOS COME BEFORE OUR FIGHT IN GERMANY?"
0:52 You can hear Tony say “This is it”. After New York, this was what Tony fearing and always been preparing for. He wanted a suit of armour around the world. But no one really had the brain large enough to understand this threat.
he tried making “a suit of armour around the world” and in doing so, indirectly destroyed sokovia and then the avengers (by creating need for the sokovia accords) and that led to thanos’ victory. if thor iron man, wanda, vision and strange fought united thanos would’ve stood no chance
@@mechanomics2649very case of “collateral damage” that ross showed the avengers was in no way their fault and would’ve been much worse if not for the avengers’ intervention (ie battle of new york, hydra attempt to take over the world) BESIDES the events in sokovia (which tony directly caused) …hence the name. also if you pay attention even cap and tony’s final conflict happens cuz of zemo (a man who lost his family in sokovia because of ultron). the only other thing is the lagos incident, which is in some way wandas fault, but guess whos weapons killed her family making her turn to HYDRA…. 😂😂😂😂
@Tom Idris Wanda pretty much created Ultron when she manipulated Tony in the beginning of age of ultron because Tony wasn't even considering it until wanda showed him his fear. She even said she knew it would control him and later on she admitted it was her fault.
Tony: "I don't want to join your super secret boyband" Bruce: "Broke up? like- like a band? like The Beetles?" Andrew : is that a band ? Are you in a band ?
I also appreciate the brilliance of Robert Downey Jr.'s acting in this scene, because you can see in his heart of hearts he's absolutely _terrified_ and struggling on the outside to look calm and clever, and just "think" his way out of it like he does with all of his other problems. You're seeing a man having to confront his own weakness. When we see him post Thanos round 1, he's almost given up all hope. "Can't think your way out of everything Tony, sometimes it's just a slog and there's no guarantee any of it will even be worth it in the end. Maybe you just fail, that's part of some stories too." That's what's going through his mind when he asks "...what's his name again...". You can hear that waver in his voice as he struggles to stay in the moment and not in his own head.
And also, Ross is unreasonable. He refused to believe Tony when he was told that Zemo was the real culprit. What makes others think that he would listen that Thanos is dangerous. Ross's actions show that he easily undermines an even dangerous threat in his universe. So I do not trust Ross is simply going to leave the Avengers alone even after he was resurrected with the other half in the universe and the Avengers defeated Thanos.
I think Ross feels responsible for the whole Hulk experiment plus has a vendetta against heros. Plus, the fact that a human like Zemo beat the avengers compared to him probably makes him furious.
@UCw73nuXym0Gn96vBm0LhDTA Ross is an idiot and always has been. No idea how he even becomes a General. Always chasing after the wrong people and oblivious to everything that's happening around him.
Contrast Ross with Talbot. When Talbot hear about Thanos in Agents of SHIELD, the first thing he said is that he had to help the Avengers fighting him.
This was the best MCU movie. It just had perfect pacing, there was this sense of tension and dread that carried through ever moment of the film. They cashed in on the 10 years of set-up perfectly.
Tony’s head turn towards Bruce once he said that Thanos sent Loki on the attack in New York was just the beginning on that build up. He had visions, nightmares and panic attacks about something like this happening for 6 years and now it’s becoming a reality. That’s how you know the line “This is it.” hit very hard. He knew he wasn’t making it out if this invasion alive.
@@music_and_other_random_thi1330 seemed like Peter knew beforehand that something was wrong and he was turning to dust. Might’ve been his spider senses. Tony had to live with the guilt for 5 years in not being able to protect him even though it wasn’t his fault.
2:58 Now after rewatching this movie many times and those clips i realize, Bruce thought Thor died against Thanos, that makes his happiness when he shows up on Wakanda way deeper than i thought, cool detail, love this movie ❤
I love Bruce’s bewildering reaction that that a fight between Tony and Steve is gonna prevent them from preparing for thanos. He looked like he wanted to slap Tony for being so petty.
Ah the good ol’ days. When Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely were writing and the Russos were directing. The lack of involvement from that team is the primary reason the new stuff doesn’t make the grade.
When Bruce said “Thor’s gone,” fear hit the atmosphere. Imagine Janet and Scott talking to the Avengers about Kang the conqueror when they say “one version of Kang killed countless Thors.”
I get the cinematic look, but is it just me or when Strange unlocks the time stone he turns away from the other three for the sake of facing the camera?
Did y’all notice Tony snapped back when Bruce said “He sent Loki, the attack on New York that’s him” really shook his ass but made him confirm his nightmare is coming
Mark Ruffalo played this scene perfectly calling thanos a plague talking about his business talking about loki attacking new York and what happens when he get all 6 stones nail it
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The subtle response Strange has to Tony saying Cap is the only one who could find vision is a great hint to show that Strange and pretty much the whole world knows about their falling out
Ya, subtle details like this make me love mcu even more.
Or he reacted that way because at this point Cap was a Secret Avenger
In WandaVision, Darcy has full details about what was going on in Wakanda during Infinity War, up to Vision's death. I guess the Avengers have been fully upfront and transparent about their activities to the whole world to build up trust
@@captainobvious90 well i mean after half the universe died you kinda have to be transparent at that point hahaha
@@captainobvious90 wandavision happens after the end game
Dr Strange: Wong, when you explain the Infinity Stones, show only five so that I can show them that I'm epic and that I have the sixth one around my neck.
Wong: OK.
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I just realized, age of ultron is like 2 days ago for bruce if you think about it
Oh shit you right
Exactly. He left right after the battle that ended it.
Yeah that's exactly right, he spent literally one or two days in space as Bruce before turning into the hulk again
*Ragnarok
@@tx_7134 oh ffs, he was in space as the Hulk for 2 years. He asked Thor in Ragnarok, did we save Sokovia and Thor told him that was 2 years ago, and it felt like yesterday for Bruce, because he was the Hull for 2 years
Omg when Bruce said “Thor’s gone” the fear went right into Tony knowing one of there most powerful hitters was gone
Thor was arguably the heaviest hitter on the team since he had strength comparable to hulk along with the skill/experience to use it perfectly. There’s also the fact that Thor is very smart and has lightning powers
It just made me realize the impact of Thor arriving during Wakanda. They all thought he was dead.
@@elseby Big question: How the hell did Thor know exactly where to go to on Earth to fight Thanos and his armies?
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He knew about Reality, Space and Power stones, didn't know about location of either Soul or Time stones, so his best bet was to get to Vision/mind stone. I assume he just went to where spaceships were when coming to Earth
“Protecting your reality, douchebag.” is an all time MCU line
now more than ever!
Multiverse of madness
He most certainly is one
A podcast i was watching made fun of this and is like for Wanda vision isn’t someone supposed to be protecting our reality desuchebags? Hahahahah I was weak
he just confirmed last week that it wasn’t in the script and he improvised it lol
You can see in Bruce's eyes how desperate he was for Tony to call Steve. He was saying like "Thanos just killed one of the strongest Avengers, whatever conflict you had with Cap is nothing compared to what Thanos could do"
And tony likely realized it too, hence why he was about to make the call before ebony maw arrived
You can’t kill him banner knows because the hulk already tried…until iron man in end game
@@jakealter5504 but in the end, he didnt do it
@@mosubekore78 he literally only had seconds between considering making the call and when the attack began
He might have been more understanding if he had known why exactly Tony and Cap were not on speaking terms.
I love this scene because u can see tonys expression of: we are losing this and it hasnt eveng begun
Yes and when he Bruce told him thors gone... You gotta put your ego aside... He was really terrified and was like okay now this is worse
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His expression is more of a “This what i’ve been preparing for,The time has come” More than “we are losing and it hasn’t even began”
So true
I liked Bruce's character in this scene and movie overall. He took charge and showed good leadership in trying to get the Avengers to come together. Usually in the other Avengers movies he was just in the background and not really interacting with anyone. Honestly his whole character changed ever since Thor Ragnarok
Agreed, usually it’s either Steve or Tony that take charge of the situation. Bruce got most of the team back together while Tony had to go rescue strange and try to bring the fight away from earth
Good point, I think infinity war made Bruce better but Hulk worse. Soul for a soul I guess
@@wisconsinwintergreen6296 😂 Nice point and reference 👏
Yes. Even though people don't like that the Hulk was nerfed in Infinity War and absent in Endgame, Bruce Banner/Professor Hulk evolved into a legitimate leader on the Avengers, something he was incapable of doing 6 years earlier.
Bruce gave tony what the heck hero
Stark and Strange's argument is basically a disguise of Downey and Cumberbatch arguing who is a better Sherlock Holmes.
Lol right?
The answer to that question is obviously Cumberbatch.
@@Thescott16 I would counter as obvious its Robert as he brought the book Holmes more to life. Bishop takes pawn check.
@@tharengore7215 Matching the time period costumes does not equal "more accurate". You've obviously never read the book... That wasn't a bishop; we're not playing chess.
Ironman exists within the constraints of being mortal, while Dr. Strange, lives outside those same parameters, and can augment time.
This was for me an amazing scene. This is why Civil War would never have happened if Bruce had been there. The way he get's through to Tony is so beautiful and reminds him that what's happened between himself and Cap has gone on long enough and this is now bigger than a falling out. It's time to reunite the Avengers. Even when Tony tries to object Bruce shakes his head like "I don't wanna hear it, you know what you need to do. Now call Steve and put it to bed."
Bro deadass i was just thinking about what you said the other day. I was thinking that maybe if bruce had been there he would've been able to get through to Tony about how wrong the accords are.
Great minds think alike
Nothing would have stopped the breakup of the Avengers because ultimately it wasn’t the Accords that broke them up, it was Steve lying to Tony about his parents’ death that destroyed that relationship, unless Bruce managed to get Steve to tell Tony what happened earlier, Civil War still would have went down the way it did.
@@CaptainPikeachu No it wouldn't have. Bruce is the heart of the group, its very soul. Everyone listens to Bruce and they would have listened then. It is only by circumstance that Civil War happened, based on guilt, emotion and rage. Bruce has all that in one. And he would have gotten through to everyone. Hulk may be the most powerful, but he always is the most rational and healing of the group.
@Abigail Hoffer they did get along but there was a bit of unresolved tension, from the first Avengers all the way to Civil War. It just all boiled over in the end.
I love that when Strange is talking to Tony, he is practically talking to his former self.
And tony in vice versa
I choose to se a Sherlock face off.
You can even say... Sherlock Holmes is talking to his former self
I’d say it’s more like the other way around since tony was the less arrogant one by this point, he lost most of his arrogance around the time of iron man 3 and age of ultron
Nah Tony Stark is a million times cooler
Its sad we won't have more scene between strange and stark, their banter was just amazing
What If Tony never died?
yes i absolutely love their dynamic. they both have similar backgrounds too!
@@potatwos3149 both were very arrogant but stranges arrogance was directly responsible for his downfall while Tony’s change started not because of something related to his arrogance but due to a betrayal
@@jakealter5504 well; tony used to be arrogant and chasing the money creating rockets and missiles holding a lot of responsibility for war ammunition (Iron Man 1) after he had been saved from the Dr. In the cave, and having a change of heart (literally and figuratively) he decided to use his knowledge to actually help others, than destroy.
@@joshspades9031 I fully agree with you. The main difference between Tony and Strange is that even during his arrogant phase tony was rarely cold to other people and was willing to hang out with the grunts (the soldiers that were in the hummer with him before the attack). Strange just came off as a cold hearted asshole. It’s a different type of arrogance. Tony’s was more like a mask to cover up most of his personal problems such as the regrets he had regarding his parents and probably feeling pretty lonely
Kang somewhere watching all this chuckling while eating an apple.
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Kang technically made all the mcu movies and he probably watches infinity war and endgame while he’s at his desk
Kang eating an apple, in his office.
Kang is eating apple cause he doesn't want to deal with doctor strange....u know an apple a day keeps the doctor away😅😅
Wait till The One Above All and The Living Tribunal debut in MCU lmao, let's see who's the real boss
Thanos is and always will be the boldest and coolest villain marvel has had in movies. He made 10 years pf wait worth and that is remarkable
Thanos used to be a supervillain that only comic book nerds knew about. After Infinity War, he became a freakin’ meme, a household name.
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Agreed ! The only villain that commanded sympathy from his audience ..
@@AnakinVeyder Loki wants to know ur location
2:57 no but bruce’s voice sounds so pained when he says “thor’s gone.” they really grew close during ragnarok :(
Banner 2018: "Broke up? like a band like The Beatles?"
Peter 2 & 3 2024: "The Avengers,what is that? Is that a band?"
continuity at its finest!
lol
And tony to nickfury
I told u i dont want to join your boy band
Tony's "this is it" sends chills down my spine every time.
It's also a call back to Tony's nightmare from Wanda about the big war that was going to happen. (Ultron movie)
Same!! Wittingly or unwittingly, he’d been preparing for that moment for years. He knew it was coming
Me too
@@gunbladeuser19Actually, it's also a callback to when he took a nuke through the portal in the first Avengers. He saw the mothership and that's when his fears started
@@willriley994bingo. You got it. When Tony saw that that’s when Tony knew that was the “endgame”
"Thor is gone" , That line made the whole theather go silence as a crypt. I could see the fear in their eyes when they heard this.
you turned your head and looked around at the whole theater? Sure bud
@@ebscoHOSTpub no man, I can confirm what he said. I too turned on the light on my phone and walked around the theater shining it in peoples’ faces upon hearing this news. Audience members were literally gasping in fear, faces rigid and mouths agape at hearing of Thor Missing in action. A few cried out as if in pain, and still more clung to their loved ones, giving off moans of despair or hiding their faces as if to shield themselves from some unseen horror.
@@SpaceTravel1776 LMAOOO YOU'RE FOR SURE ARE HILARIOUS
@@Krawna yooo 😂
@@ebscoHOSTpub Well, I saw people jaw dropping so they were kinda feared
When Bruce said 'Thor's gone' Tony was more scared than his ego. This shows how strong thor is
Because Thor could hold his own against the Hulk... arguably beat him. If Thor couldn't beat this guy solo ... what hope does the rest of the team have?
Not really much of a comparison since Tony’s ego was basically gone by infinity war
No. It shows how strong Thanos is and they're low on personnel.
@@moxyblackfiddler besides tony loving thor he also got scared because thor’s one of their heaviest hitters and shit got serious
@@jakealter5504 honestly I wish that were true. By this point he should’ve been far less argumentative when it came to emergency matters. But at the start of Endgame, he blamed Cap for everything that went wrong and never admitted that he made mistakes too and was just as responsible. His ego wasn’t gone until he decided to sacrifice himself and take the Stones.
"He sent Loki. The attack at New York. That's him." Ah, good times. The first Avengers film is still one of the best MCU films ever made by Marvel Studios.
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@@Marvelfanatic3658 I hope they'll remember you SpongeBob.
IMO Nwh and infinity war share the top spot for CBMs.
@@mohammedjammeh9598 I mean endgame was fire as well but infinity war was definitely better. Endgame was the perfect conclusion and it's ONE of the top CBM but infinity war and nwh share the spot for the BEST CBM.
@@harshith5759 ENDGAME was definitely an epic conclusion to the OG 6 but INFINITY WAR and NO WAY HOME kinda had the better story. CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE WINTER SOLDIER and BLACK WIDOW. Which film did you enjoy watching. It's obviously THE WINTER SOLDIER. THE WINTER SOLDIER is another best Marvel CBM.
A small thing but Mark Ruffalo's delivery of "That already makes him the strongest creature in the whole universe" is fantastic.
_“Thor’s gone.”_
The fear
the way Strange said "oh great" when Stark said "probably Steve Rogers" 😂
Yeah I don’t think strange likes cap for some reason
@@kevj5228 because he knows what went down in Germany airport civil war.
@@kevj5228 it does not show strange dislike cap its more about he knew that rogers is not available and that they are screwed.
@@rjofusetsudzin8011 yeah that actually makes sense. It would’ve been interesting to see them meet in endgame
@rjofusetsudzin8011 No, it's because he knows the avengers broke up, soviet accords disagreements, and aiding betting fugitive.
"The end of the path I started as on." When Tony heard that Thanos was the one that sent Loki and connected all the dots in his head, he knew that this was the final battle and everything was building up to this moment. He remembered his vision from AoU and that everyone was a candidate for death.
us* but yeah true
This may be off topic but I see you play db legends as well.
A man of culture.
I had forgotten that everyone thought Thor was dead during the battle of Wakanda. That makes the scene more epic. I really like how they wrote the line and how Mark delivered it. It really put in perspective that somethings going to happen and feuds don't matter at this point.
Tony, Peter and Strange knew; the Guardians admitted they'd met him. The Earth contingent, on the other hand, were indeed clueless.
@@MrSprigg But Thor appeared on EARTH 🌎 and in Wakanda Captain America, Black widow, Banner didn't know about it, you can see the surprised in their faces, when they saw him, they thought he was dead, Tony was also surprised when Starlord mentions Thor, and he asked when did he saw him, he basically told Stark that they just saw him and that yes he was alive , you knew Tony truly believed that Thor was dead, but Tony found out about it on ship in another planet with no way at that point to tell Banner that Thor was alive, so the Avengers that were on earth didn't know that Thor was alive.
Kang: lol looks at these avengers arguing about paperweights
@@MFRiley yes he did lmao kang is he who remains variant yk its just when he who remains died he lost control and kang took over
bruh, plz, don't mention that trashly written show in the same breath as _proper_ Avengers.
Come to think of it, they should've avoided showing the stones as paper weights. It just reduces the entire significance of their presence in the Infinity Saga of how much weight age they had in the events and how Tony and Thanos (almost) died using them.
@@mad_titanthanos It was written in purely for cheap 'shock' value... which, given the calibur of writer Marvel are hiring these days, really shouldn't come as a surprise.
@@PeteTheGrouch The Loki series is highly rated, both critically and by the audience, for everything from soundtrack to visual effects to the characters and the depth of character relationships you couldn't really fully pursue in the 2 hour single-film format, to the acting to the writing. Even people who were hating on the idea of a Loki series like it was a cash-grab on a beloved character have been eating their words and admitting they were wrong, and that this series is one of the best things Marvel has put out, especially of late. Loki has been elevated, in terms of his character depth, to a level far beyond anything we've seen before. And beyond that, the MCU is moving from universal threats like Thanos to multi-versal threats like Kang: that is why the infinity stones were shown in their deactivated state outside their home universes. The first 'impossible' feat is setting up a new villain after having finished a story with an ultimate villain, Thanos, that it took years to set up: they did that, considering how well Kang/He Who Remains/ etc. was received. And they have also taken their MCU fully into the most insane territory explored in the comics, parallel alternative versions of every hero, multiversal threats, etc. stuff that makes talking racoons and aliens and sorcerers all seem normal, just everyday stuff, nothing strange at all-- a second impossible feat; something nobody thought could possibly be done in live action cinema and television: but they've done it. Your little quip was written for shock value, ironically enough, because you're a little grift trying to be edgy by attempting to rebuke a highly rated series with basically nothing for criticism. You're a waste of words. I'm all for criticism but I doubt you have any valid criticism of the series.
When Bruce said that Thor's gone. Tony looked as if he was saying, ' All this while when we (Avengers) are fighting among ourselves and so caught up in our own beliefs, we never stopped to think where Thor was or whether he was in need of help. Now he's gone'. Unknown to Tony, Thor survived.
Thor said at the end of AoU that he was going to sort out what's happening out there and who's manipulating the previous events on earth and Asgard. Bruce meant Thor is dead. Which was a blow too strong.
Funny how Thanos ended up reuniting the Avengers once more by becoming their common enemy
Real life history has proven that multiple times -- even when multiple smaller groups are enemies with each other, if a bigger threat comes along and threatens them all, then the former enemies join hands to bring down the common enemy. That's where "An enemy of my enemy is my friend" comes from.
Twice
@@michaelsong5555 captain price
KMT and CCP amirite
@@michaelsong5555 that is also referred to as an "Enemy Mine"
Damn you can see it in Tony’s eyes just “I’m not surviving this.” He knows full well that the end of line is coming and thanos is going to be the one who brings it.
And he was right, it just took another 5 years to happen
0:53 tony knew everything that was about to happen
I honestly felt the same. He knew his fate despite the inability of Stephen telling him so because of how it could affects their 1% success rate. It’s really sad
Yeah no he didn't. He tried preparing and was not successful but knowing he will not? Sounds bullshit.
@@mad_titanthanos If he didn’t know then why did he make that hologram message at the end of the movie “in case things went wrong” which they did? If he didn’t know at infinity war, he definitely knew at endgame before he actually snapped his fingers
3:05 always hit me, the way Tony first mourns for the loss of a friend, then realising a mystical being just "vanished" (not really) from our universe, after inhabiting the realms for so much longer than us humans.
I thought it was interesting that Tony had Steve’s phone in his pocket. He knew eventually he would need to use it!
At the end of civil war Steve send him that phone and said if you ever need me, I’m here.
And still he didn't call him despite all, just because of his ego. Even then, he had the audacity to blame Steve for "not being there."
@@mad_titanthanos 1) It was more about hate than ego at that point because of Tony´s parent 2) He obviously was drama queen after Thanos kicked his arse. Later he shown that he did not meant any of those things.
@@mad_titanthanos lol, he did attempt to call Steve, but ebony maw appeared.
Lol, watch it again, Cap fanboy!
@@seulgi1211 I'm no fanboy of anyone. I criticized cap in another video too unlike you Tony Stark sheep. He was only Stalling because of his ego
RDJ absolutely killed it in this scene. Every subtle action adds to his character and makes sense with how Tony is feeling at the time.
Also liked him in Tropic Thunder
Dr strange looked at him like "I literally got killed by an entity countless times to save this asshole"
good point
I always loved how each Infinity Stone has it's own distinct sound, really sells the fact that each gem manipulates a distinct aspect of their native universe.
That sentence "Thanos is coming" is good enough to send shivers down the spine ..GOAT villain indeed !
One of my favourite moments in one of my favourite films. RDj is actually some actor. Great interaction with BC.
Hadn't caught "sh1t" at 2:23 before now..
1:52 "Protecting your reality" After Loki series this make more sense
And where was he during the events of WandaVision and Loki series?! He could at least open a portal beneath Sylvie legs and do the same thing as Ragnarok. Because of her we have what if and venom is in the MCU!!!
@@nikolaspapanagnou2723 strange Don't knew about citadel
Going on in IronMan's head -
Stark: I'll figure out how to handle this.
Banner: Thors gone.
Stark: silence......
I love how Tony’s attitude changed when he learned that Thor was defeated. That alone shows who the strongest avenger is, and knowing that he’s been defeated spelled doom for them.
To me, this was the scene the entire saga was building up to since Ironman 1. Tony's line "this is it" summed it perfectly for me as a viewer. Omg, this is it... it's happening.
Yup. Like Tony said in Ultron, that’s the endgame, and it arrived
2:47 See Andrew Garfield's same question in No Way Home.
Lol yep.
I put my comment section on timed to see if someone would comment about this
hulk during endgame eats the same icecream he discovered in this scene
Oh really? Lol. Cool
Infinity War: the avengers broke up like a band?
No Way Home: Avengers? Wooah! What is that? Is that a band?
Love Marvel
It's so perfect that Tony and Strange don't really get along initially, they're the same archetype.
The scene was really amazing, the movie in general. The emotions, the music, the characters.
How may people realized it was Strange's cloak that hit Stark and not Strange's hand?
Me 🖐😅 I'm just surprised nobody has ever mentioned it, I found that scene hilarious and funny 🤣🤣
are there people who didn't see that it was the cloak then?
@@KevinSestig That was what I was wondering
To be honest so many will miss it, since it's so fricking dark in that hall
Me ✋🏻✋🏻✋🏻
The hype for these movies. Truly once in a lifetime.
The best film in my live ever
Wong is that buddy we have in highschool that narrates our presentation at the beginning and the real MVP for the tidbits of assists he do.
Facts
What's amazing is that the avengers lost on both fronts Thanos transported 2 place in 1, and the fact that Tony's ptsd came back after losing to Thanos and also back at homecoming, "and if you die, I feel that's on me" and well all those 2 factors killed Tony inside knowing that he'll never be the same
¨like a band? .. like the beatles?¨ .. ahaaahaaahahaaha
1:53 Dr. Strange killed Tony perfectly.🤣🤣🤣
*DESTRUCTION 100*
Strange was right. The time stone wasn't just their best chance of beating Thanos, it was their only chance. Not by keeping it from him, but by giving it to him willingly. And Thanos was so obsessed with his goal that he never asked why Strange just gave it up, never suspected anything or said to himself, "This is too easy." Of course, there's no way Thanos could've known that Strange had already seen the endgame.
@@c4pt4ina69 no he forgot that little detail lol
Of course, Tony was right as well, since Thanos used the Time Stone to get the Mind Stone back. He and Strange were both right.
all the timelines where thanos said "this is too easy" were pruned by the tva.
@@scottmatheson3346 That's good! I wonder how many Thanos variants were pruned and eaten by Alioth?
Not to mention Dormammu
2:41 idkw but this was my favorite part
i'm glad that they have the beatles in their world
1:09 They both got into their SHERLOCK character
People complain about Banner "being just comic relief" in Endgame, but I think he's going through stuff. He is terrified to the point of being broken in Infinity War, and after the snap I believe he built this cheery overconfident persona we see in endgame as a mean of survival from his demons
Definitely
Tony and strange both have massive ego its fum watching those two argue each otner
Bruce, "Tony, our DPS gone 😞"
they sure failed the dps check even thou thor literally reconnected in the last minute
@@XDD50Hz "Guys we're not gonna make the enrage timer! 10 seconds!"
"Dammit I don't have consumables for another attempt!"
"I got work in the morning."
HammerHead469 has connected
"HA! YOU GUYS ARE SO SCREWED NOW!"
the Tank is AFK
When Bruce says “Thors gone”you can see the sorrow in his eyes. he knows how powerful Thor is but you can tell what hurts him is losing a friend, a brother. He thought he’d lost everything and gave into his rage, then Thor found him, brought Bruce back and eventually home.
The way Tony whispers "this is it" with the Thanos brass theme playing under it always gets me
3:11 Bruce is absolutely right, it doesn't matter who you're talking to or not, I'll bet Tony is thinking "WHY COULDN'T THANOS COME BEFORE OUR FIGHT IN GERMANY?"
0:52 You can hear Tony say “This is it”. After New York, this was what Tony fearing and always been preparing for. He wanted a suit of armour around the world. But no one really had the brain large enough to understand this threat.
he tried making “a suit of armour around the world” and in doing so, indirectly destroyed sokovia and then the avengers (by creating need for the sokovia accords) and that led to thanos’ victory. if thor iron man, wanda, vision and strange fought united thanos would’ve stood no chance
@@user11xman The Sokovia Accords were coming whether Age of Ultron happened or not. Maybe you should rewatch the movie.
@@mechanomics2649very case of “collateral damage” that ross showed the avengers was in no way their fault and would’ve been much worse if not for the avengers’ intervention (ie battle of new york, hydra attempt to take over the world) BESIDES the events in sokovia (which tony directly caused) …hence the name. also if you pay attention even cap and tony’s final conflict happens cuz of zemo (a man who lost his family in sokovia because of ultron). the only other thing is the lagos incident, which is in some way wandas fault, but guess whos weapons killed her family making her turn to HYDRA…. 😂😂😂😂
@@user11xman 😩🙄
@Tom Idris Wanda pretty much created Ultron when she manipulated Tony in the beginning of age of ultron because Tony wasn't even considering it until wanda showed him his fear. She even said she knew it would control him and later on she admitted it was her fault.
Tony: "I don't want to join your super secret boyband"
Bruce: "Broke up? like- like a band? like The Beetles?"
Andrew : is that a band ? Are you in a band ?
I also appreciate the brilliance of Robert Downey Jr.'s acting in this scene, because you can see in his heart of hearts he's absolutely _terrified_ and struggling on the outside to look calm and clever, and just "think" his way out of it like he does with all of his other problems. You're seeing a man having to confront his own weakness. When we see him post Thanos round 1, he's almost given up all hope.
"Can't think your way out of everything Tony, sometimes it's just a slog and there's no guarantee any of it will even be worth it in the end. Maybe you just fail, that's part of some stories too." That's what's going through his mind when he asks "...what's his name again...".
You can hear that waver in his voice as he struggles to stay in the moment and not in his own head.
And also, Ross is unreasonable. He refused to believe Tony when he was told that Zemo was the real culprit. What makes others think that he would listen that Thanos is dangerous. Ross's actions show that he easily undermines an even dangerous threat in his universe. So I do not trust Ross is simply going to leave the Avengers alone even after he was resurrected with the other half in the universe and the Avengers defeated Thanos.
I think Ross feels responsible for the whole Hulk experiment plus has a vendetta against heros. Plus, the fact that a human like Zemo beat the avengers compared to him probably makes him furious.
@UCw73nuXym0Gn96vBm0LhDTA Ross is an idiot and always has been. No idea how he even becomes a General. Always chasing after the wrong people and oblivious to everything that's happening around him.
@@archangel323118 zemo is fool , it his fault evil and unforgivable
@@jeremyanderson6789 That doesn't make a man a fool. Zemo is cunning. Ross is a fool.
Contrast Ross with Talbot. When Talbot hear about Thanos in Agents of SHIELD, the first thing he said is that he had to help the Avengers fighting him.
This was the best MCU movie. It just had perfect pacing, there was this sense of tension and dread that carried through ever moment of the film. They cashed in on the 10 years of set-up perfectly.
I cannot believe it's been almost 6 years since Infinity War came in theaters. I was still in High School then.
I'm sure Tony is feeling like, Cap is no longer talking to me and now Thor's gone. This is rough.
"The guy who makes the plans is a criminal now and both of our heavy hitters Thor and Hulk are no-shows. This is gonna be a bad one."
Tony’s head turn towards Bruce once he said that Thanos sent Loki on the attack in New York was just the beginning on that build up. He had visions, nightmares and panic attacks about something like this happening for 6 years and now it’s becoming a reality. That’s how you know the line “This is it.” hit very hard. He knew he wasn’t making it out if this invasion alive.
This mentality makes the post-snap scene after Peter died even sadder, you see Tony look at his hands expecting to be next, but he survives anyways.
@@music_and_other_random_thi1330 seemed like Peter knew beforehand that something was wrong and he was turning to dust. Might’ve been his spider senses. Tony had to live with the guilt for 5 years in not being able to protect him even though it wasn’t his fault.
@@Christopher_Woods I always thought it was his healing thing - his cells were trying to heal themselves while disintegrating
0:17 something about that whistle from the reality Stone thats oddly beautiful to my ear
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2:58 Now after rewatching this movie many times and those clips i realize, Bruce thought Thor died against Thanos, that makes his happiness when he shows up on Wakanda way deeper than i thought, cool detail, love this movie ❤
2:55 the sheer terror in Tony's eyes when he hears that Thor is dead speaks a thousand words
Add to it that not only was Thor beaten, but the Hulk was beaten easily. That alone speaks volumes as far as Thanos is concerned.
I love the scene because it sets the tone for the rest of the movie. Thanos is coming, it is inevitable
Thanos is coming it doesn’t matter who you talking to our not . Hits me every time
Three geniuses in different fields in one room!
I didn't expect that "douchebag" from the Doctor. Got me rollin lol
0:53 Tony: "This is it"
So much more is being said than those 3 words.
When Bruce said "Broke up? like a band, lik-like the beatles?"
I remember that line killed me badly in cinema
This is Mark’s greatest scene. I love his acting in this scene. The Beatles reference is hilarious.
Lol Tony's face after being called a douchebag 😁😁🤣
Man i miss the avengers:(
Same Marvel won't be the same without the Ogs
Ego vs ego arguments is legendary in any scale
This conversation originated from infinite power to ice-cream flavors! 🤣🤣🤣
I love Bruce’s bewildering reaction that that a fight between Tony and Steve is gonna prevent them from preparing for thanos.
He looked like he wanted to slap Tony for being so petty.
Ah the good ol’ days. When Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely were writing and the Russos were directing. The lack of involvement from that team is the primary reason the new stuff doesn’t make the grade.
Anyone else love how Wong speaks and explains?
1:40 - Time stone was the only best chance have against Thanos… so deep..
Top notch magician: who could find Vision? 2:19
Ned a few years later: find Peter Parker!
😂👏
I loved Strange's reaction when Stark said "Probably Steve Rogers". He was so done with the conversation.
It's not that. It's more that he knows the situation between Rogers and Stark.
When Bruce said “Thor’s gone,” fear hit the atmosphere. Imagine Janet and Scott talking to the Avengers about Kang the conqueror when they say “one version of Kang killed countless Thors.”
These openings in the Movie Theater were spine-tingling...
Same as the opening to Batman Vs Superman.
I get the cinematic look, but is it just me or when Strange unlocks the time stone he turns away from the other three for the sake of facing the camera?
I think he’s facing Tony lol. Look at the angle bruce is facing after that part
@@michaelsamora8460 oh snap you right
"It's not bad"
"It's a bit chalky"
Lmao like two kids fighting, every scene they were in were priceless.
" Tony you lost another superbot" 💀
You can hear a subtle laugh after that line
@@giorgigogoladze4190 holy shit lol
If thanos needs all 6 why don’t we stick this one down the garbage disposal
Tony & strange are basically each others ego counterparts
Did y’all notice Tony snapped back when Bruce said “He sent Loki, the attack on New York that’s him” really shook his ass but made him confirm his nightmare is coming
You can just appreciate the epicness of this whole sequence years later
This is the condition when 2 omega level characters come together
Andrew Garfield was right, the Avengers really was a band 😂
Mark Ruffalo played this scene perfectly calling thanos a plague talking about his business talking about loki attacking new York and what happens when he get all 6 stones nail it
Rurffalos delivery on "you lost another superbot" is so good.