Young Tony Stark (Scene) Stark Foundation Presentation - Captain America: Civil War - Movie CLIP HD
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- Stark Foundation Presentation - Young Tony Stark (Iron Man) with mother and father - Captain America: Civil War (2016) Movie CLIP HD [1080p]
While giving a presentation at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Tony Stark used B.A.R.F. to revisit the memory of seeing his parents Howard and Maria alive for the last time.
Stark later explained to the assembled students that he felt guilty for the lack of respect and compassion he showed his parents in their last conversation.
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2008: 'I never said goodbye to my father'
1970: *Finally gives him a goodbye hug*
I wish to God I could do the same for mine…
Endgame was able to give Tony a second chance.
@@multiverse_media2023 Steve and Thor too
Thanks Hulk after walking down from the staircase
Ah yes, makes total sense.
Man Tony was just great at creating villains unintentionally wasn't he
yup he create a lot of villains
He could've taken the last donut, and somehow created a new villain.
Him and his fellow Avengers are actually villains
@@MetroXLR99 civil war 😉
He makes Peter Parker a better hero, and he makes some villains for him to fight with.
During the B.A.R.F. sequence, Maria Stark tells Tony 'Say goodbye to your father'. During the press conference on Iron Man (2008), Tony's opening lines are 'I never said goodbye to my father'.
That part didn't actually happen. ITs what tony wished what happened had they knew that his parents would die later that day so he could get some closure with his father.
@@epicfan1598 that’s what he just said idiot
@@parafilmz5380 Who said what? The OP said there's an inconsistency in the films' plot chronology, in that Stark said he never actually said goodbye to his dad before they left, while here it shows he did in a simulation, but the simulation was projecting a flashback which also had some editing into it, where Tony envisioned what he wished had happened, that he had bid his father farewell at least getting some closure, and what was shown here, the editing, never actually happened. Its just Tony showing what his new invention could do which is apparently reliving and dealing with trauma to acceptance. I suppose it works with the medical field as well to help patients. And its technically Quentin Beck's invention and Tony just named it, albeit giving it an unpleasant name. Yeah. So the person you called an idiot was just explaining to the OP what I am explaining to you now. And who's the idiot? You.
@@5Li0n50fGod7 Lmao you’re still the idiot, the comment says that “ during a conference” you idiot.
@@5Li0n50fGod7 tony literally says that’s what I wish had happened
This really shows how unstable Beck was. Nobody was laughing when he said B.A.R.F. in fact, they were all listening to Tony sadly relive some of his past and then go on to fund student research. Not only that, but Tony himself said he had to work on that acronym.
Gotta agree on that statement fam. I mean, trying to tear down the world just because your boss named your invention with some 'what-you-called-an-ugly-name' while no one even think it's funny or humiliating, well, the man was a real unstable.
@@Ritta518 Even Tony find the name B.A.R.F. stupid and mention that he had to change it.
YES, and the whole movie shows how much Beck was unstable and self-centric. This scene adds another layer to it*
@@gamkht unstable self centric... you just contextualized Tony Stark.
The same thing happened with green goblin in Spider-Man 3. He pictured Peter laughing when he said that his dad was dead
"My name is Howard Potts" - Tony Stark to Howard Stark
Felix Sopowera 😂😂😂
Lol
Thats America's ass 😂
Felix Sopowera i can’t forget this scene
They still couldn't make him look as good as he did when he used be on snl
Well now we know why Tony didn’t blame Starlord for his reaction in IW. He knew how it felt to lose someone close, and having the killer right in front of him.
See, that's why if Quill is to be blamed, and he is guilty, then Tony is equally to blame for the divided strength of the Avengers prior to the Battle of Wakanda. They both made the same kind of mistake and people paid dearly for it. You could argue that Tony's outburst was a little more irrational as he knew Bucky didn't do it of his own free will, and yet he still wanted him dead, so he recognized Quill's own irrational anger and saw that he's got no right to criticize.
And Tony had no way of knowing that Steve and co. were also in the midst of battle so as far as he knew, he failed coz he couldn't let go of his own ego long enough to properly call for Steve's help and before, that his inability to control his grief was why he couldn't easily contact Steve in the first place.
reyonXIII Exacly!
@@UmarTahir Yes, but they would have been more easily able to work it out. And if Cap DOES go rogue anyway, Tony would have less incentive for going after him (considering he already blew off Ross in the movie as it was, what more if he and Cap didn't part on bad terms), and then have less pride to overcome in actually calling for Cap. Actually, they could've remained in contact even.
As we see in Infinity War, even Rhodey quickly regretted being part of that exercise in stupidity, and if the soldier is willing to risk court martial to do what's right, what more the billionaire superhero who's had a history of defying authority that tried to keep him pinned, as shown in Iron Man 2? Rhodey would have encouraged him that the Accords were not the best idea.
And, if you're going to still say that the actions of Quill ALONE caused half the universe to be erased, then you SHOULD also blame the guy who screwed up the nearly-equally successful second chance at stopping Thanos: THOR. Why did Thor not "go for the head"? Because Thor explicitly wanted Thanos to suffer and he wanted to SEE Thanos suffer. Both Quill and Thor wanted to hurt Thanos and see him get hurt. Even Thanos points out how stupid Thor was being. If not the head, cut off the arm. Thor has every right to feel like utter crap in Endgame, because it IS kind of his fault Thanos got the opening to snap.
Our argument hinges on people being emotionally mature and pragmatic, but Tony, Quill, and even Thor to a lesser extent are none of those, so we are left with tragic mistakes of emotionally compromised individuals. After all, Tony siding with the Accords in the first place was also an emotionally compromised decision due to a combination of his then-breakup with Pepper, revisiting the grief he felt from his parents' death, and being guilt-tripped by the mother of a casualty, so he was emotionally compromised the entire movie because of his previously-established issues piling up all at once.
@@UmarTahir That's fair, since that was the point anyway: tragic, emotionally-driven mistakes, and all three made very big ones that ultimately agreed.
The thing about Tony calling Cap, though, was, he had some time to press Call on the phone as soon as the four went out of the Sanctum Sanctorum to check out the noise. He had the phone out, he was about to, but he hesitated, and either Strange or Bruce pushed him into doing it, and when he finally decided to do it, they were interrupted by Ebony Maw's arrival and things spiraled from there, so he couldn't make the call. It's by sheer luck that Cap and co. were already on the scene for Wanda and Vision, though, yes, it means they were unavailable to help Tony anyway.
@@reyonXIII cap was a complete idiot and lunatic in CW
1:43 In this scene, there's no laughter. But in Spider-Man FFH, there was laughter. This showed that Beck really was an unstable guy.
Beck (Spider-Man FFH): Tony named my creation with the stupid name of BARF.
Tony (Captain America CW): I had to think a better name than BARF.
@‘TAKA. people with messed up heads can remember things differently in a bad way
Or maybe it's just movie and they don't care about continuity that much. Why do you think Wanda talks with an American now, when she was originally talking with a Sokovian accent? Or why Peters room changes between films. Or why Homecoming said it took place 8 years after The Avengers but that means it comes after Endgame (Russo's confirmed it doesn't make sense). Or in GotG they said Gamora was the last member of her race and Thanos killed her parents in front of her, but in Infinity War Thanos takes her from her mother and only kills half her planet. Or why did Tony even die when he has the extremist tech from IM3 that literally saved Peppers life. They wrote to benefit the story...
@@Fei-Chan that's the one thing that's bad about the stones in the mcu. The stones flip flop so often from being unable to be held in Guardians, too being absolutely fine to touch base handed in infinity war, and even non deadly at the end with the snap, to using the gauntlet being the most dangerous thing in the universe when thanos snapped TWICE and managed to survive just fine. Like, it'd be fine if they gave an explanation, but they don't. It's just flip floppy and, imo, bad writing for the stones. Like they clearly wanted it to seem like the rules of the mcu stones bend when it's thanos, but that's just a way to make him look tougher
@@phoenixc108 Thanos is really tough and thats just it, he didn't even fully survive the snap that he did, you can even see the burns on his gauntlet and also the wounds from his second snap on half of his body. Also I think the power stone is the only one shown that can decimate people when in touch but it was also said that only people with great strength can survive its full power, if Ronan can do it whats more when Thanos do it.
I don’t know if ppl realize just how amazing of an actor RDJ is. Look at all the emotions in his face at 3:14 confusion, sadness, fake happiness, etc. All in a one second shot with one quick line.
There really were 3 expressions in 2 seconds that’s damn good acting
and how he just brushes it off with “go break some eggs” world class from RDJ
Thats how you fake a smile ;d
Why didn't he take the name of Pepper?
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Its worth pointing out that Tony is the public face of the Avengers. Every time anything goes wrong, it's Tony who deals with the fallout. He is the only publicly accessible one and he's the one who gets blamed for everything.
Which is distinctly unfair, because he does try to prevent all the tragedy and pain and disaster, but he gets blamed when it happens anyway
That’s why in my opinion the public sees tony as the leader not cap. That’s why nobody was asking Sam to be the leader of the avengers, they asked Spider-Man because he’s in close relations with the starks.
@@getmeouttahere1209 How does the public in MCU know that spiderman was close with stark
@@aleenajobi7428 well he’s seen fighting with him in New York. Something that seems to happen more often which is why they’re relationship got so close in between movies. At the time Sam and Steve were fugitives so the public looked to them. Peter also told his friends that Spider-Man was an avenger back in homecoming so anyone at his school would think that Spider-Man and Ironman spent time together
@@getmeouttahere1209 Oh yeah you're right.
@@getmeouttahere1209 Well in my opinion Tony is kinda messy. He tries to deal with stuff but fails spectacularly at that and then it all goes south. Only my opinion.
"Honey do you know a Howard Potts? Some guy I met back in New Jersey in 1970 and he looks an awful lot like our son".
In the comics Tony is now adopted by the Starks dumb Retcon but I have to imagine Maria had to ask when Tony was in his teens "Howard Tony looks like you, is a genius like you, and has your character traits WTF?".
Jokerz 79 yeah I’ve read that one it’s a little wonky
Ah New Jersey. Home of crakcheads
I wonder if Howard ever thought his son went back in time in the future? Like I wonder if that crossed his mind Edit: wait, he wouldn’t cause they returned the stones so he wouldn’t remember therefore it never happened?? I need a fucking true marvel fan to explain my own theory
The Prodigy In this reality he never met howard potts !
*CGI at its' best. flawless.*
Ikr, I watched that and thought "How are they doing that?"
Have you seen Godzilla vs Kong?
@@toaster6079 the trailer, yeah
Are you joking?
@@garythestormtrooper5589 it’s not horrible though
Came here to see how different reality was from Mysterio’s memories... he was definetly ill; he remembers the audience laughing when they didn’t... that was all on his head.
Yeah Mysterio saw everything around him in a very warped way, in reality Tony instantly points out he's gotta work on the name of the program while the audience are more seriously captivated by what he's demonstrating and maybe emotional considering this was the last time he'd seen his parents.
No laughing here.
Fits his character, people believe what they want to believe
He got a little too much gravel in that fishbowl. I don't know what he is talking about.
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Top 3 Villain Creators:
1. Gotham City
2. Tony Stark
3. Poverty
*Leaf Village/Konoha
Top 6 Villain Creators:
1. Mysteria
2. Tony Stark
3. Clint Bartson
If it were a top 4 or 5, you should place "corporations" and "Norman Osborn" somewhere in there.
4. Fixing the damn door.
What is poverty
Man, the fricking dictionary of emotions going through him when he saw "Pepper Potts."
Why didnt he introduce pepper? I dont understand..
@@thepeacefulhappyandbountif2041, at this point in the MCU, Tony and Pepper have separated. They get back together later, but right now, he's still hurting on the inside.
Now he's wanting kids with her. It's so sweet
He’s such an amazing actor
@@thepeacefulhappyandbountif2041
Because the actress had clashing seceduals so couldn't be in the movie
The relationship between Tony and Howard was so well done. I think one of my favourite moments with Tony was in Civil War when he was fighting Steve and said "that shield doesn't belong to you. You don't deserve it. My father made that shield."
That right there revealed everything about how he felt about his dad.
Underrated thinking, the reality was revealed on ironman2, howard always had hopes for his kid
@@adib6413 we saw how Howard felt about Tony, and we saw glimpses here and there throughout the films of how Tony felt about Howard, but it was that moment in particular, for me, that really demonstrated the depth of Tony's love. He tells Steve, freaking Captain America, that he isn't good enough for the shield his father made. That, more than any previous comments he'd made, shows the depth of his love and respect for his father.
@@jcraigwilliams70 I always saw it as a disconnect of Tony and his father. Tony's selfishness in the heat of the moment sadly/angrily telling Rogers he doesn't deserve that shield. But Rogers fought and bled for that shield, Tony doesn't know half of what Rogers did for it, while for Howard and "SHIELD" all it was, was a hunk of spare vibranium they didn't care about.
I guess the scene is heavily open to interruption but I never saw it as a interpretation of tony understanding his father, but more of a selfish angry moment. "You don't deserve it. My father made that shield". Howard didn't make the shield for Rogers, or even the idea of Captain America. He made the shield just because Howard could. No one deserved the Shield more then Cap because Cap was the only one that even thought of using it. But because Rogers/Cap was the one who decided to use it, and the one who thought he earned that right, he also was the one who felt he had fallen from grace. Captain America always had a higher sense of morals then Tony. Even though Tony was a great Hero he never was as morally sound as Rogers was. Ironically making him extremely like his father Howard.
@@saintbooker5450 and there's also the issue of Tony growing up hearing his father praise Cap.
"That's the guy my dad wouldn't shut up about?"
Might've led to some envy.
@@konstellashon1364 In Iron Man 2, Tony sees a movie where Howard says "my greatest creation is you". What you need to bear in mind, and what Tony is keenly aware of, is that Howard was also involved in the "creation" of Captain America. So the revelation Tony is experiencing in that moment is that Howard is saying "I'm more proud of you than I am of Captain America".
Which, apparently, Tony had doubted, and needed to hear.
An aspect of the climax of Civil War which is often under-appreciated, is that not only is Tony learning that Bucky killed his parents, but that the reason they died is because while his father was apparently too busy to spend time with his son for Xmas, he was still finding time to try to recreate Captain America.
“Be nice dear, he’s been studying abroad.”
“Really? Which broad? What’s her name?”
“Candice”
This is best dialogue exchange ever written in a marvel movie.
@Kimmy Boy a name
@Kimmy Boy who wants to do the honours?
@Kimmy Boy Candice Natzfitin Yomawth
I don't get it. Tried googling it, nothing. What's the relevance of Candice?
*cracks knuckles* should we tell him?
I love how you can see Tony’s character change throughout the movies based on the things he invents. From building high tech military weapons in his first movie to building the arc reactor as a seemingly unlimited power source to building suits for himself to protect the Earth to building something that helps the individual deal with traumatic memories. Even at the end of the movie Tony’s helping Rhodes after the accident with the mechanical exoskeleton that he’s working on so he can walk again. This scene really shows his character because he knows he can’t invent everything forever. So he’s willing to use his money to fund other peoples’ inventions. Truly an inspiration to the world in the MCU.
I think its because he is guilty of the accident in sokovia
Tony truly changed himself after Iron Man 3
Tony Stark is a futurist what did you expect.
That tech is totally gonna help Tony and the other Avengers in endgame to help them get over their depression and properly fight Thanos, isn't it.
@@fallenlogan fucking funny 😂😂
They should've made his parents CGI too. Atleast that would be like "thats a recreation, thats why it's like this", while Tony still looks very CGI in this.
wow it's you and nobody replied lmao
mirabile because no one knows him
XNorthEast lmao they dont have good taste then probably
I thought Tony looked pretty good, except for the excessive eye shadow.
young tony doesn't look cgi at all
“It doesn’t change all the things I did to avoid processing grief” out of all the quotes in the mcu this one stuck with me. I never really realized that I distracted myself with a bunch of school activities to avoid processing grief until I heard tony say that. In a way I related to him. 🥺
Its actually even more sad when you realize the things that he did before becoming iron man was all apart of him trying to avoid processing his grief. That's what he meant when he said that quote.
0:49 Howard says “you’ll be a great man some day” now look at him he saved millions and snapped and brought people back amazing he sacrificed his life for everyone else’s
He bought everyone back? Are you kidding me?
@@justsomeguywithoutadoubt5083 I was asking the same question to myself
He didn't bring anyone back, he only snapped Thanos and his army away
@@justsomeguywithoutadoubt5083 Well, indirectly, yes. Without him there would be no time travel in Endgame, no stones and no Infinity Gauntlet 2.0 so that Hulk could bring everyone back.
Although his main achievement at that last moment was saving everyone on Earth from Thanos's wrath.
@@niewesoa5299 lmao yeah I already know I just corrected one thing lol
I was rooting for Tony actually. Sure Steve had a point, but this movie was too painful for Tony. He was broken up with Pepper, his best friend got paralyzed, everyone (from Ross to that old lady) blamed him what Avengers have done in Lagos and Sokovia, he has faced his traumas since the first Avengers movie, Natasha blamed for being selfish while all he was trying to do was to save the team since the second Avengers movie. And if you think that wasn't enough, he saw the footages of the assassination of his parents while the killer is in the room. Brainwash or not, would you not give the same reaction?
Sure Cap also had problems like losing Peggy or becoming criminal but literally everyone treated Stark like asshole, although he was nicer than he was on his solo movies.
Using that logic a politician can do shit if something bad happened in their personal life
What does that suppose to do with this one? He was misunderstood as Steve plus the events in that movie also concerned his own life. If he became evil because of that, I wouldn't support him.
@@echarts3710 no, he made a bad decision that no-one supported because he felt guilty. If you compare the teams no superhero person supported team Tony. Team Tony was: tony, his robot, his best friend( these 2 obviously will support him), a guy trying to get revenge on Bucky (black panther) and a double agent. Tony broke the avengers, because he felt guilty
Al Strider
you do know that the “cops” that came after Bucky had orders to shoot on sight right? They wanted to execute Bucky for a crime they weren’t even a 100% percent sure he committed just because the government needed a scapegoat; the easy answer, “The Winter Soldier did it”. That itself is an illegal order that the United Nations decided to carry out and also violates Bucky’s constitutional and human rights. The only reason Cap went to his apartment was so that Bucky could _LIVE_ to see a fair trial: something the government didn’t even feel like upholding for him. Plus when Bucky is finally in custody Steve asks about a lawyer and get denied, don’t tell that’s not a fucking violation of many things in the court of law
The fact that you say Wanda would’ve been in prison proves how unjust the government is. Wanda has not been charged with anything therefore there is no reason for her to be on house arrest nonetheless prison cuz that would be flat out illegal. Fucking Vision was keeping her there _against_ her will. Nah sure Wanda wanted to leave definitely, she just felt like she had _no choice_ but to stay. So she isn’t really _willingly_ staying there out of her own will really; she’s scared, the gov’t is basically teaching her to fear herself and is making her feel like a caged animal for doing the best she could possibly do in that situation in Lagos.
Dude the Accords violates many human rights and also has tons of unconstitutional things in it. I mean the document would literally force enhanced people to register under the Accords like Jews were forced to under Hitler. Cap wasn’t having any of that either.
*”Steve kept breaking the law”*
Who cares about the law at that point if it’s not moral? Sure as hell not Steve; you think back in his day were things like segregation, Jim Crow laws, treatment of women etc.were in fact with in the law made Steve feel all better just because it was “legal”? Steve goes with what’s morally right not what the government thinks is good.
Al Strider and Wanda didn’t even go to “prison”, where she did go to tho was to an illegal underwater facility that holds people that were given no right to a trial, an attorney or a lawyer. Absolutely nothing at all.
Quentin Beck: *exists*
Tony Stark: *I’m about to end this man’s whole career*
Quite literally
He just did.
Ironically beck found a new career after Tony’s ended.
He just did
And then Quentin used a reverse card
This actually gains some insight into how Mysterio created those illusions so quickly for Peter. BARF is able to hijack the hypocampus to access memories.
"Go break some eggs."
Ultron: Oh dad... (teary eyes)
Robots can’t cry and Ultron is one
@@theryanreynoldsfan3674 🤐
@@Caedyst 🖕
Iron Man: Aw Jr. your gonna break your old man’s heart
@@theryanreynoldsfan3674 😘
1:11 *"Say something. If you don't you'll regret it..."*
2023...Tony finally said it
Lmao 🤣🤣
@@riverwillard1 Thats not funny moron
I am iron man
Well technically he said it in 1970 😁😁
@@mg19cal no he is talking about endgame
Everyone’s impressed by the CGI but no ones focusing on how powerful this scene comes to touching reality... Marvel keep doing what your doing.
Edit:
Hey everyone instead of deleting this comment I'm going to point out that I understand marvel didn't keep doing the same thing and I understand this didn't age well but at the time marvel was awesome.
Its not even that much CGI... thats actually RDJ, he just shaved lol
*you’re
Wdym no one ?
Literally 80% of the fans know how impactful this scene is
CapriAlexster It did involve quite a bit of CGI
www.hollywoodreporter.com/behind-screen/how-captain-america-civil-war-892387
The last time I trusted someone, I lost an eye... To an alien cat 🤣
All Tony did was honouring that excellent piece of technology. No one laughed at B.A.R.F. and he even said he has to work on that. Quentin Beck did a great job but he is to unstable to acknowledge Tonys credits. I bet Tony would have even thanked him personally. I mean Quentin literally helped him getting over his family!
Also, as heard gere, the laughter was in Beck's imagination.
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@@konstellashon1364 OP mentioned that
BARF if revolutionary but Beck was too obsessed with the military and combat applications to accept it as a therapy device
Beck says Stark later fired him for being too "unstable". Which, let's be fair, seems to be true.
Howard: What’s your name.
Tony: Candace.
Me: 😳
Ahahahah
Man of culture
SO I WASNT THE ONLY ONE WHO NOTICED
Candice who?
I really thought he said "her" name
marvel before making every single movie: "ok guys we need a new villain for an upcoming mcu film, any ideas on giving him a solid reason to be evil?"
marvel crew: "blame it on tony"
marvel: "genius"
He wasnt a villain
@@relgames6080 he meant Mysterio aka Quentin Beck
Beck wasn't evil he was just a crook
@@ansafk6326 still didn't change the fact that he blames Tony for basically everything
@@ansafk6326 What? Planning to kill innocents and destroy cities and monuments just so he can stand as the hero he's not, isn't evil????? O.o
I was trying to find if mysteero was in the back corner of the stage
youssef hassan same
youssef hassan mysterio was retconned into movie
Me to 😂
You can't because it was a Retcon.
Me too.
This scene, right here, is one of the scenes that prove Tony Stark deserved better.
He suffered enough. He gave enough. He sacrificed enough.
And he was ready to die to save the world in EVERY. SINGLE. AVENGERS. MOVIE. So, don't tell me his death was to "redeem himself"
Tony did what he did for the same reason he built the arc reactor. The same reason he became Iron Man. The same reason he created a new element. The same reason he figured out time travel. Because he was the only one who could.
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@@Silmerano The only one ? Seriously ? There were litteral gods on that battlefield... 😑
@@yggdrasil3069 There were and Thanos was stronger than all of them with the stones. Thanos wasn't overpowered he was outsmarted. That's why it took Tony Stark to beat him.
@@Silmerano He took the stones, okay...
Give them to someone else so that person can snap ? 🤦♂️
Or, even better, GIVE THE STONES THE SAME ABILITIES THAN IN THE COMICS !!!
Seriously, I'm the first one to say that it doesn't matter if they don't respect the comics (the Civil War, that character who was a man and who becomes a woman in the movie ==> I don't like Taskmaster for his penis... I like him because he's cool... Change him into Antonia instead of Anthony, I won't care... She's still cool...)
... BUT when these changes are only there for drama, that's DUMB !
The infinity stones are NOT supposed to kill you when you use them.
They change you into a god. You don't need to already be a god to use them.
That's some bullshit invented to kill characters in the movies.
I'll forever love the MCU but I'll forever be angry about the fact that their method to kill good characters is DUMB.
Iron Man meets the X-Men, Fantastic Four, She-Hulk, Doctor Doom... in the comics.
So, people who say that Tony Stark, Natasha or every dead characters had said everything they could've said...
... Jeez... You guys have no imagination... Oo'
See the Raft prison ? In the comics, that's a supervillain prison...
In the movies, who are we gonna put there ? We literally have like... five ? Five bad guys that the MCU didn't kill after one movie...
That's dumb...
this scene explains why Happy said ‘Tony always second guessed everything he did’ in Far From Home.
Edit: Also, there’s continuity error made by me, I missed this scene (also breakup part) when watching Civil War. Years later, I watched the scene where Happy tells Tony wasn’t perfect, I just couldn’t relate to that scene until I found this scene. In my mind, Tony was always perfect then.
what do you mean?
@@kpsayyed84 I mean this scene, not the other one from FFH
@@sebasmaldonado9619 3:12
@Daredevil Tony and Pepper broke up. When the teleprompter showed her name, he kind of wanted to call her but he avoided her. Later, he regretted about it.
I wrote a edit on my main comment, check that one
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“Be nice, dear. He’s been studying abroad.”
“Really? Which broad? What’s her name?”
“...Candace...”
🤣🤣🤣 Now, I know where Tony gets his humor from.
"Whose the homeless guy on the couch"
No shit Sherlock
Lol
I didn't get the joke....... could you please explain it ?
Kanishk Aman abroad means “long distance” and broad is a slang term for a woman. Howard decided to be snarky and make a quip about Tony’s love life.
"Say something. If you don't, you'll regret it."
Endgame:
Tony thanks and hugs his Father.
"thank you ... for all you've done for this country"
Aww righttt
Howard: "Who's the Broad?"
Tony: "Candice"
...
he asks what’s her name
@@none-th3tr shut up
@@Tombobas tf
👀👀👀
When you realize the reason why Peter being basically deleted from everyone's memory was because Tony couldn't come up with a good acronym
1:42 No one laughed at the name Barf, which Tony himself said he'd try to change. Beck really was unstable.
“That’s how I wish it happened.”
I forgot about that.
who's coming back after spider man far from home?
I did
Nope
Annabella
nic leung i was hoping beck was in the background, as an early Easter egg. But no😓
not spiderman
We didn't deserve to have such a great actor play one of the best and underated marvel heroes and give us a decade of great movies and moments. Truly this man set the bar.
wow you are a tool
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I always hate it when tony freaking gets blamed/hated for everything in the movies,and I hate it when others talk to him like he selfcentric when the reality has always been the opposite 😒man didn't care about losing his life when it came to saving people EVER!!!! 😶
“he called my life’s work BARF” - Quentin Beck
If you gave him a chance Quentin he would have changed the acronym
That show how unreliable narrator was Beck. In his flashback, people was laughing hearing the name BARF. Here, nobody is laughing and Tony even mention that he had to think a better name.
and then he fired me
Yea beck was unstable
1:43 He said "God, i gotta work on that acronym" See Beck? He wasn't wanting to call it BARF
See Beck? Nobody laugh at the name either.
I don’t even think Beck heard that cuz he was playing a laugh track in his head
@@getmeouttahere1209 yup. Beck's memory edits out Tony saying he already planned to think of a different name. Visually, too. Here we see Tony introduce BARF while leaning against a wall, explain what it is while walking, then say the cost while standing in the middle of the room. In Beck's version, after Tony says BARF, he's suddenly standing in the middle of the room as the laughter is dubbed in.
The whole Mysterio thing is totally messed up in the mcu.
@@kriss4230 no, it’s beck thinking that’s what happened in his head. He really was evil
I think the reason Tony named the grant the "September Foundation" is because he had forgotten what song his mother was playing the last time they were together and re-learned it because of the BARF technology.
Alexa play September by Earth, Wind & Fire
ruclips.net/video/KmLk3ce3z80/видео.html (sorry for posting a link ) Tony Was The GOAT 😎❤
1:26 wow I guess Tony has been learning from Drax lol
1:36 i thought that was a bodyguard or whatever. But it was tony stark lol. (In the back behind young tony)
i thought the same thing xD
Exactly that is what I thought and gonna comment but lol you already did it 😅
When I first saw it, I thought it was the winter soldier 😂
Lol yeah
Ikr 😀
1:17 Tony's young voice.
What specific about this moment?
Because the voice sounds artificial maybe? It just sounds like artifacting
@@qwerttzizzi
because its an old movie from 80's where robert acted
I love you 3000
@@fapkidd which movie?
Apart from Mysterio , Drax was also there , just he was so still that you didn't noticed him.😁
Hi Drax!
NO ONE HAS EVER MADE THIS ORIGINAL FUNNY JOKE BEFORE GOOD WORK
lol
Drax was there
Yes John Cena was there too but we couldn't see him
I love how u can see tony slowly change from rich, playboy,asshole to actually becoming a men an seeing things differently and his money an fund other inventions and willing to sacrifice hinself so the wholw world can become better place.
Yeah rdj is such a good actor
@DJHart Not ass hole he was just a sassy
Play boy type but he became better every movie
@DJHart I liked him but most of the captain America fans don't like him I don't know why ? 😅
@@JaySewani Cap fan here. Didnt like Tony Stark because of his stance on Sokovia accords and tried to kill Bucky without listening to his reasons.
Just that. Everything else about Iron man is great.
@@darnit1944 He was right to try and kill Bucky.
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At least he got to say how he felt about his dad to 1970’ Howard
SPOILER
1990' howard
@@legatlanius8259 Its 1970 bro
Well... It was a parallel version of his father. Not really him.
This scene is a spoiler to Spiderman FFH. NAd I'm trying to find Beck the whole time but I didn't. (Because the scene was shot in 2018
Is it weird that the thumbnail for this video looks like an early 2000s college comedy? XD
Lmao
XD
Kaiyou1691 That is so true.
Well it's in 1991 so only 10 years off 😎
Considering that holographic flashback took place in 1991, probably not.
I love the back and forth between Tony and his dad that show how they both have such similar senses of humor 😂
“Really? Which broad? What’s her name?”
“Candice”
You can see that Tony still hadn’t recovered from all that has happened. You wanna know how? Tony used to just talk, not follow a script. But here he actually has a hologram telling him exactly what to say. I believe he still hasn’t recovered from Iron Man 3 and the first Avengers movie.
Iron man might use this technology to pretend that the avengers have the reality stone
But it's really expensive
@@aniket8350 Bruh, half of humanity is at stake, i don't it would matter if it's expensive
@@aniket8350 whatever it takes nigga
DUDE! you're right! I didn't even think of that!
Nope, they use the quantum realm to go back in time and steal all 6 of the infinity stones and at the end of the movie when they wipe out thanos and his army they put back the infinity stones to where they belong.
It was beautiful that he had a second chance to say goodbye to his father.
I'd give all the money I have to do the same with my dad
ruclips.net/video/KmLk3ce3z80/видео.html (sorry for posting a link ) Tony Was The GOAT 😎❤
Who would have known a disgruntled Stark employee who was standing back stage would be responsible for changing Spiderman's whole life.
And indirctly almost destroying multiple universes
Somewhere in the back of the scenario a bitter man named Quentin Beck is pissed that Tony named his project B.A.R.F. and that he is using it for self therapy, willfully ignoring the good it can do or the fact that Tony wasnt trying to humiliate him and recognizing that B.A.R.F. is a terrible acronym
also Beck's memory added in laughter
He just laid on the couch listening to his mom play piano. He must really miss her.
Came here just to hear his dad say "Really, which broad?" lol
Gotta love the dry Stark wit.~
A broad haha
Candace
I don't get that joke can you explain me?
Ayushman Verma Mother was like: “He has been studying a broad”
Husband (Howard stark) was like: “really which broad ?”
Broad meaning a slang term for a woman, promiscuous one, but it had a lot of meanings since its inception.
There's something incredibly vulnerable about the young RDJ's, eyes.
The saddest part about this this is the last time Tony said goodbye to his parents and he didn't know he was going to say goodbye
"you'll be a great man one day" boy was he correct.
No One Can Replace RDJ
No one
who's No One?
@@AntonioConman Lmao wtf
Except young RDJ.
Lol
No One Can Replace RDJ.
Not even RDJ.
What about rdj grandson???
2:14 My name is Tony Stark and welcome to my Ted talk
His mom: say something or you will regret it
Tony: *regrets*
I remember watching movies when Robert was just in his 20. He looks exactly the same here. Makes me feel nostalgic!
Franco Valor Weird Science
Franco Valor Soapdish
"Less Than Zero" 1987
And "Back to School" (1986).
Chances Are (1989), one of my mom's favorites
Endgame watchers, I've been expecting you.
Lol
Don't forget Far from home watchers
After No Way Home, Spider-Man direly needs that sort of therapeutic technology 😭
Considering that tech played a major role in a few of the reasons WHY, I don't think Spider-man would want to go anywhere near it.
@@jonathansayah9506 lol yeah
For anyone wondering, the beginning song Tony's Mom was play is "Try to Remember" from The Fantasticks
When I first saw civil war, I thought that this scene wasn't so important but watching Endgame and Far From Home this scene gives me goosebumps.
1:46 "He renamed my life's work.....BARF" 😭
In Beck's flashback, he clearly left out the part where Tony said he would work on that acronym. That clearly shows Beck was the real jerk, not Tony. He remembered it that way just Tony look bad.
@@paolotorres8537 Worth to notice too that when Berk talks about this scene, the flashback shows people laughing at the name "BARF". Here, nobody was laughing.
Because Tony had a TERRIBLE MEMORY HE WANTED TO TAKE BACK
I told him it was a mistake, that my technology could change the world… and then he fired me, said I was… unstable. To Tony.
This, THIS scene right here, is why I cried in "Endgame" when they left each other's presence in 1970. You just can't leave feelings on the table. A father and son, even in the most bizarre of ways, got to get those feelings off the table and say what they truly felt to and about one another that you could *SENSE* here but just not developed enough (Tony's immaturity as a young man; Howard's detachment due to his work immersion). Man its amazing how this Cinematic Universe did a great job of tying stuff together
Because of this thing the multiverse is happening now .
Poor Tony :(
Who's the homeless person on the couch?? Lol
@CLNT- Nah, that's stark humour.
No one. Just a man that will save the universe.
Jamil Watkins 2.5 that was couch guy from half baked Russo brothers confirmed
Tony’s a ‘mad man’. Not surprised having Roger Sterling for a father.
Looks like he just walked off the mad men set and they slapped a mustache on him.
@Daredevil did not even notice it was a woman until you pointed it out. Also what about my comment made you think that's why I commented?
"all of your projects has just been approved and funded.."
every university engineering students wet dream
No string attached. No tax too.
I think when they can successfully do the entire body, not just the face, older actors can have more longevity.
Its a hard process but its already posible
They do the faces based on DNA replication
That expression in tony's eyes omg
1:40 a gentle reminder that not one but *two* MCU Spider-Man films happened as a consequence of this very moment
Dayum, we need Tony Stark in our lives.
watching this video after endgame i know me too.... he is not a character he is more than that.. a emotion
He look like woody from toy story
Lol
Innit
Hahahaha
Theres a snake in my suit😂😂😂😂
Kinda sounds like him too lol
You just see the pain in Tony’s eyes.
Me after watching this and remembering Tony meeting his Dad in Endgame: "I'm fine but my eyes are like a leaking tap."
Mysterio: BARF!? (angry) 😂
Was anyone else expecting Mysterio to have a Tony Stark hologram try and convince Peter to give up EDITH/ give up fighting entirely? I love what they did with the whole zombie Tony but I totally thought they were gonna bring RDJ back for a scene.
Final act means final act, I guess. But yeah, Why not just make a photoreal CGI replica of Tony?
Strider 1 Trigger Probably couldn’t afford to get RDJ back for even one scene, unfortunately.
But having a scene where Peter would either
A) realize he just fucked up big time by helping fake-Tony or
B) Having to fight off/ kill/ destroy holo-Tony
would’ve put the movie on another level
Funny how mysterio remembers this scene incorrectly in Spider-Man. He remembers everyone be laughing at the BARF term when in reality they didn’t.
proof he really was unstable
This scene is so sad because the fact that Tony's mother gave the foreshadowing that they knew what was going to happen to them and still went through with it. Imagine seeing your child the last time and walking to your own death, voluntarily. And then when Tony sees the footage how their deaths actually happen is just painful!
This scene is different for me after Far From Home
DolphinNai And Endgame
Mysterio: angry as fuk
I love that comp of “try to remember”, and I love how the scene transitions using the first chord to set the mood
3:11-3:13
Did you notice that? As someone mentioned it , he already broken up with Pepper but he saw the digital screen mentioning her name, he didn't even burst out in tears but handled it a positive, cheerful way. He didn't even react negatively to the technical staff for that mistake.
Everyone talking about mysterio here but can we all admit that there is actual love behind Howard and Tony's relationship in this scene here.
Elsewhere Quentin Beck was there.
RDJ is like no other in this universe. He lives and breathes this character.
He was a super hero but a super villain to himself... What a fucken actor 😩💯🔥
that's a "less than zero" era robert downey jr.
I was thinking that too and I've only seen a few clips of it.
This scene caused Green Goblin killing Aunt May and Universe almost tearing itself apart.
I just love how in just a couple of minutes we get so much of how Tony's relationship with his parents was, Tony a sarcastic entitled young man that thinks knows everything, a father completely aware of the immaturity of his son and at the same time use to it for long enough to be passive aggressive about it, and a mother trying to be neutral and keep the peace in the house but knowing nothing will come from trying to force her husband and her son to get along, and finally the Tony that we know that always gets the last word no matter what position he has taken feels crushed when his father says "you know they say sarcasm is a metric... for potential if that's true then you'll be a great man some day I'll get the bags" questioning both his potential or if he'll ever amount to anything.
Tony: **Slips on wet floor**
A janitor: And i took that personally