10 Times The MCU Broke The Fourth Wall
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- Опубликовано: 31 май 2024
- Those MCU moments that broke down the imaginary wall between action and audience.
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I liked the first appearance of the newly re-cast Rhodey. Tony says "I didn't expect to see you here." and Don Cheadle says "look... it's me, I'm here, deal with it. let's move on"
As a meta joke that fits with most of this list - and is actually better than a lot of the other entries. But, like most of this list, it's also not really a 4th wall break.
We need to clarify what "breaking the 4th wall" means because eating burger king is not a 4th wall break. Unless RDJ had a promo deal with BK and "winked at" the camera while eating it in Iron Man.
Right, only three of these are actual “breaking the 4th wall” moments.
Fourth wall breaking is when one (or more) of the characters literally address the audience because they know what's happening, has happened or is going to happen in the fiction being enacted before the audience's eyes.
"Breaking the fourth wall" is when characters either directly acknowledge the audience, or at the very least, seem aware that they are being observed.
I like this channel in general, but honestly, some of these really don't count. Exposition isn't breaking the fourth wall, it's one character talking to another.
10: "No resurrections" - nope. Thanos is well-aware of what Loki can do, that includes faking his own death. Just because the audience now knows Loki is really dead, doesn't mean Thanos was telling us that.
9: The Watcher in _What If...?_ - Okay I haven't seen it, but if he's _only_ a narrator and not a character within the narrative, it's not a break. If he's a character in the narrative who also talks to the audience, sure.
8: "Active fanbase" haven't seen it, probably shouldn't comment as I don't know the full context.
7: Not sure if this is canon so I'm not convinced.
6: Baby Groot hitting the camera - yes. This would be a form of acknowledging that they're being observed.
5: Wandavision - haven't seen it, but if characters are acknowledging invisible cameras then yes, that would be a break. Contrast this with _The Office_ where the film crew was very much a part of the narrative. The whole thing is a break because the characters are, within the narrative, real people who know they are being filmed.
4: Portman and Paltrow weren't invited - again, cheeky in-joke, the studio acknowledging the audience isn't the same as the characters doing it
3: "Zip it" - Normally I'd say cheeky in-joke, as Wilson isn't talking to the audience. But Wilson is also constantly aware of the audience. If he's making a joke knowing the audience will find it funny, then yeah.
2: Tony Stark eating a burger because of a famous story where RDJ ate a burger barely counts. Stark doesn't know that's why he's eating the burger. It's a cheeky in-joke at best.
1: Clever. Don't know if it counts, but it's clever.
Wanda broke the 4th Wall in Dr Strange multiverse of Madness. And it was creepy
Wanda didn't break the actual 4th wall in Wanda Vision. She was speaking to an audience that is part of the narrative. Not speaking to us, but to an audience within the show. She created a reality where she is in a TV show that has an audience. The TV cameras are part of the reality she created. She broke the 4th wall within her own reality... just not the 4th wall that separates her from the real audience. Same as the office, which doesn't break the 4th wall. They are speaking to a film crew that is within their own reality. Dunder Mifflin is not a real company in our world, but it is in their reality. They believe their jobs are real... and when doing interviews, they stay within the confines of their reality. They are speaking to an in show audience, not the actual audience.
"No resurrections this time"
TVA Loki: 👀
I think 1 or 2 of these are 4th wall breaking but the rest aren't even close.
Think Ferris Bueller looking at the camera many times and talking directly to the audience. That's what breaking the 4th wall means.
Hardly anything on this list is a fourth wall break
How can you ignore one of the funniest post-credit scenes of the entire MCU - namely Cap's PSA about patience at the end of Spider-man: Homecoming? At least that involves a bit of actual 4th wall breaking and isn't just an in-joke or a meta reference like most of these are...
That one was pretty good
You can now add the second post credit scene in Doctor Strange Multiverse of Madness
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Loki had his neck crushed by the bald and purple Thanos. Purple Thanos is not our Thanos. Our Thanos is blue.
The 'deadpool reacts' and the 'dude' trailer for free guy are both funnier than most comedy movies in their entirety! Luckily the movie is also very jokes!
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These examples feel a lil more meta than 4th wall breaking? Idk…
Most of these do not count as an MCU 4th wall break. The wandavision one earlier in the list for sure definitely, but Deadpool 2 doesn't as the character isn't currently in the MCU and the Gweneth Paltrow and Natalie Portman one doesn't count as a throw away line of dialogue doesn't fit.
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I would have included the line in Captain America Civil War where Spider-Man said “that thing does not obey the laws of physics at all” in reference to the shield
Either my phones broken or you just whispering my volume is at max but your still so low
Wow Gareth did managed to write a whole video without using the word 'thespian'! I thought I'd see a different writer at the end but no it was him indeed - I'm shocked!! 😳
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3:36 That was the staff from Runaways.
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Considering just how massively popular Agents of SHIELD continues to be, long after the show came to a satisfying conclusion in its seventh season, May's comment about a "small but active fan base" is more ironic than it is fourth wall breaking.
Do we not count Stan Lee telling the Watchers his whole life story in Guardians of the Galaxy 2, mentioning several of his cameos in earlier MCU films?
When we learned that Benedict Cumberbatch was playing Doctor Strange, and later when we learned that Strange would meet Tony Stark in a crossover, someone suggested that Stark (already with a reputation for assigning nicknames left and right) should at some point address him as "Sherlock".
Video contains no fourth wall breaking footage.
It's come to my attention that you don't know who I am. -- Hela, Thor: Ragnarok
Nothing in What If is canon.
Well, Uatu the Watcher is kind of known for that. I mean... have you ever read a Marvel What if comic book? Then there's the first Ultimate Alliance game, where he tells you what you did right and/or wrong in the end.
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Breaking the fourth wall is whenever a character in the narrative references the fact that they're in the very movie or TV show they're in, or are aware of the actors who play the characters. Winking at the camera, saying dialogue that serves as a nod to something the fandom expects, PRETENDING to be on a studio set as part of a story's meta-narrative--- these aren't actually instances of the very production of the movie or TV series actually being acknowledge and the 4th wall being broken. Very close, but not quite.
There are exactly two instances in this entire list where the 4th wall actually is broken: Korg and Deadpool promoting Free Guy, and Deadpool calling Josh Brolin as Thanos in a non-MCU movie.
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"The forth wall" You keep using those words. I do not think they mean what you think they mean...
correction: RDJ actually likes burger king and was so bent out on drugs that he couldnt even taste the burger, and that is what started him down the path of getting clean. this story is often misunderstood into being a "burger king is so gross" story. that being said, i dont much care for BK personally.
Nice
When someone who doesn't know what a fourth wall breaking is and doesn't know what's the difference between the MCU movies and a MARVEL movie does a video about it 😵🥲
Most recently. Wanda, the Scarlet Witch, broke the 4th wall. It was creepy af
in dr. strange right?!
@@bxmbi13 yep
that wasn’t breaking the 4th wall she just looked at the camera lmfao
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I don't think you guys know what "Breaking the 4th wall" means.
NOT . . . the fourth wall . . .
Always liked Agents of S. H. I. E. L. D. . S. H. I. E. L. D. itself is hardly appreciated though.
I still do not understand
You obviously do not know what breaking the fourth wall means.
Um actually 🤓☝️ agents of shield isn’t canon
Hilarious you guys don't know what "breaking the 4th wall" means and made a video to prove it. 🤣
wanda vision doesnt fuckin count towards the mcu for shit. tv shows arent shit disney needs to stop making tons of shows and back to making good full length movies.
They broke the biggest 4th wall with spiderman : far from home..they promoted it as multiverse, but it turned out to be another X Tony stark villian revenge movie...that's a joke on audiences and how they got fooled by Marvel marketing 😂
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"I step on dog shit"
"OH no, it's just WandaVision"
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Don't waste your time, this video's not about 4th wall breaks.