Barton wasn't just killing anybody in the streets of Tokyo, he was going all around the world and killing gangsters, mafia members, cartel members, etc. Basically any terrible person that lived through the snap while his family did not. He didn't feel they deserved to be alive.
Right!? Many of the theaters around me we basically running, literally, all day showing this movie. Just from when it starts, it’s length, etc, it was nuts; a fun kind, but still crazy lol…
I absolutely adore the relationship between Nebula and Tony Stark. Nebula has never had that kind of friendly interaction before. She had never had that kind of kindness before and that's why she was so gentle with him and gave him that food. That's such a special, easy to miss thing, but it shows the love that everyone had for the story.
@@shadeoclutch807 I had never really thought about that. I had sort of assumed it had to do with who was actually fighting for Thanos, but we never did get confirmation on the exact phrasing of what he snapped on. That's a great thought. Thank you for sharing that with me.
Yea I just figured he snapped away Thanos and everyone on his side, and because nebula and gamora had switched sides to fight with them that they were safe from being dusted
I've watched hundreds of movies in theaters. I've never heard as many roars and as much crying as I did watching this film. That last 30 minutes was probably the best 3rd act I've ever seen....and probably ever will. It was the culmination of the all the films from Iron Man 1 until this one. Purely awesome.
Strange knew the one scenario in which they win. That means he knew that if he told Tony beforehand that he'd need to sacrifice himself to defeat Thanos, Tony would think too much about it and try to find a way to avoid dying but would ultimately fail to beat Thanos in the process. Tony needed to make that choice in the moment with his emotions instead of trying to think his way out of the situation.
Throughout his entire arc, Stark is solving problems. He improves himself and his armor to avoid making mistakes more than once. I think every bit of him went into that final snap of his fingers. It was the ultimate Iron Man moment, where he became a suit of armor for the universe.
then there are the conspiracy theorists that think strange felt ironman was too much of a threat with the ability to travel through time and universes and chose the future that got rid of both him and thanos
It may have also had to do with the Eternals. The big spoiler event in that movie was right around the corner and the snap put it off for 5 years which gave the Eternals the inspiration to rebel.
@@johnpaullogan1365 It IS rather convenient that THIS Tony Stark will never become “Superior Iron Man” 🤔 …OR become the version of Tony Stark that became “Sorcerer Supreme” 😏 Strange erased a lot of potential threats just by getting rid of Tony
@@BlackFlightNY wtf you both talking about? He had a family, little daughter in Endgame and was already old to be "a threat". Some people gone crazy...
Same here… apart from the fact that just before the movie started I went to the restroom and overheard a little kid say to his dad, “It was really sad when Iron Man died”.
I remember hearing they had a whole bunch of written dialogue for Tony after the snap but Robert said "This is the most loquacious guy in the universe I think I can do more with less." Also I loved that Tony's first suit was essentially designed to just save his life and his last suit basically ensured he wouldn't survive wearing it.
I also absolutely loved Cap pulling a fast one on Hydra with his future knowledge. You can just tell as he's walking away with that briefcase woth that smirk on his face that he's thinking, "Suckers!"
I cried in the theaters first day first show when cap said "Avengers Assemble" waited years for this moment since Iron man 1. Now it breaks my heart what MCU has become. This really was the Endgame.
@@preetrathi8674 in the Avengers movies specifically, sure But Civil War, Cap’s team had Hawkeye, and ended up in prison for some time, and Cap, Nat, Sam, and Fury did fine in Winter Soldier without Clint
Sometimes people forget how lucky we were to be able to experience this on theaters opening week, whatever happens with marvel now, that premiere was magical, I don’t believe even Star Wars was as increíble as both infinity war and endgame were. It I’ll be an experience I will be telling my grandchildren
The midnight premieres for the Star Wars prequels were similar in audience reaction to this. At least at the screenings I attended. That said, nothing else has ever come close and I've seen a lot of legacy films at premieres. The reactions to Endgame are just not forgettable. But if you are like me with Star Wars, whenever you watch it you can almost hear some of the random lines someone shouted during the movie that were just funny or unexpected
I remember being in High School in 2008 seeing Iron Man 1 in theaters, being completely blown away at what I was watching. And then being captivated at this amazing story for the next decade. When Infinity War was announced, I remember telling my brother that if this entire saga ends with Steve having his dance with Peggy, this would be some of the best story telling in cinema history. Then Endgame comes around and I'm sitting in the theater on opening night, in complete shock when I see it ACTUALLY HAPPEN. Watching this movie on the big screen was the greatest experience I've ever had at a movie theater, nothing comes close to the payoff that I received personally as a Steve Rogers fan.
The two moments I called prior to were Cap wielding Mjolnir and reuniting with Peggy. Knowing that Cap wielded it in the comics I felt they'd pay off the AOU tease eventually (and then the Russos being tapped to direct the Avengers movie it became a certainty in my mind) and I knew Peggy was the end goal for him when time travel was being bandied about during the production of IW/Endgame. It makes me happy that Marvel's biggest movie and one of their very best was very much a Captain America movie as much as an Avengers movie, he had the best moments imo.
And bucky knew Steve wasn't coming back when they talked right before he went return the stones. That's why he wasn't surprised and then pointed out the old man on the bench to Sam because he knew Steve better than anyone.
The first time I watched it, I can't tell you the size of the knot in my throat when we lost Tony. It was just utter silence, and people stifling back tears.
54:42 is unironically one of my favorite moments of the entire movie. Without words, it's Strange reminding Tony that there is "only one" scenario out of 14 million where they win, and that Tony knows what he has to do and is the only one that can. Benedict's completely terrified and focused look at him could not be a more perfect way of conveying the tension and severity of that single moment and the impact on their entire universe.
the "im still worthy" was a big step for thor, as he always assumed he lost the hammer because he wasnt good enough, but calling mjolnir to him then and there shows that he is in fact more worthy due to his suffering and need to make things right
So now, when you look back at that scene where young Steve was visiting Old Peggy in the hospital and she has a bout of dementia and starts crying and says “You came back” we get to see it in a whole new light. ❤ A happy one.
It took a decade to build up these characters and their stories. All of it for this movie. It was damn perfectly done. It could have easily been too all over the place and disjointed. Everything just slotted together perfect.
To be fair, Tony tried to make the sacrifice play in the first Avengers movie when he guided the nuke through the portal. He was simply lucky enough to fall back through before it killed him.
That light going out on Ironman's chest still gets me. Still has the power to put a lump in my throat. When you said, "Tony's okay guys" I knew this was going to hit hard.
Most people miss the foreshadowing that Steve wasn't planning on returning. It's right in the line where as Steve is telling Bucky not to do anything stupid while he's gone and Bucky tells him "How can I? You're taking all the stupid with you." That line is both a call back to the 1st Captain America film and foreshadowing that Steve is going to deviate from the plan. The minute Bucky said that I was sure Steve was staying.
Well not just that but bucky says “im gonna miss you” why would bucky say that if he was only gonna be gone for 5 seconds and then bucky smiled when steve didnt come back
“I love Rocket being the sensible one here” Thanks for sharing that! I always wondered why he was the only Guardian of the Galaxy that never disappeared after the big snap. Now I realize it’s because he’s the wisest one of the team.
This is final cameo role for Stan Lee and Chadwick Boseman final film as T'Challa while Marvel What if series is last time we'll ever hear his voice and final MCU project rest in peace to both legends
I love the parallels between our two main leads. Tony started off selfish, self-serving and selling war weapons, then sacrificed his life to save the universe. Steve was always making ultimate sacrifices, then finally made a choice solely for himself and started a family. They learned from each other.
I dont think I'll ever forget seeing this in theaters. The emotion in the air was palpable. You really felt it, and it was damn special. I don't think we'll ever get to feel that way again.
Seriously.... watching this in theaters, the culmination of all the story points.... so many years... this was the most amazing build up movie experience that i had felt. It was such an awesome feeling
I still remember being in the cinema in that first screening in the city, when Tony was dying and Pepper said "you can rest now" the whole place was so quiet you could hear the few rare draws of breath three seats away. We all cried so much then. It's been 10 minutes since that scene for me now and I'm still struggling to compose myself.
"If I tell you what happens, it won't happen." is essentially Dr. Strange expressing the uncertainty principle first developed by Werner Heisenberg, which basically states that we can either know the exact nature or the exact position of thing but not both simultaneously, since the means of measuring the position will impact the state and the mechanisms for ascertaining the nature will move the position.
That whole thing was such a ride and I don't think I'll ever not get choked up a bit about that entire ending. But, it is honestly pretty painful! Thank you for sharing your lovely react to it!
Omg I sobbed for you towards the end! I knew he was your favorite and the minute he went to grab Thanos’s arm I just started getting teary eyed. The little funeral at the end was awesome. Every protector of Earth and the GoG was there to commemorate his sacrifice. Seeing everyone in formal attire was also so cool to see. Honestly the best reaction to End Game I’ve ever seen. Fitting for one of the best movies in the MCU.
54:45 Dr Strange was looking like that because he was holding 1 finger up. Meaning "yes, this is the 1 outcome where we win, you know what you have to do" and Tony realized sacrificing his life (which Dr Strange already foresaw) was the only choice
I loved the realization that 10 years of Marvel Movies were leading up to the Infinity War saga and this movie. Because it was 10 years in the making, to me, it was the best Marvel Movie of all. A once in a lifetime event. This will never happen again. Glad to have been around to see it. Great Reaction CC! Your enthusiasm mirrored my own when I saw it originally. Good Job!
I loved how Tony nearly gave up after losing when the team didn’t really listen to him from the start then they need his help after he settled with peace with a family. Tony is always needed
I like Hawkeye's path through the movie. He loses his family and goes insane, becoming Ronin and murdering those spared by Thanos that he feels shouldn't have (gangsters, drug dealers, rapists, etc.) The first time he uses his bow and becomes Hawkeye again is to try and stop Natasha from jumping. As Ronin he took lives. He goes back to Hawkeye to try and save a life.
Couple of things, after this movie came out, the directors mentioned In an interview that cap was always worthy and could lift the hammer whenever he wanted, he chose not to lift it on purpose in age of ultron because he didn’t want to show off around his colleagues. Also the guy Thor was yelling at during gaming (noob master 69) is not a kid, he’s actually a grown man in his late 20s. He made a cameo in captain America winter soldier, he was the long haired guy with glasses who worked in the computer store where Natasha and cap went while they were running from shield/hydra.
Thanks, that was fun and gave some more texture. You should write stories and books, you write very well and fast to the point. This is not "ironic" I ment that. Good Luck!
Natasha sacrificed herself to save her adopted family that took her in (the Avengers) Thor finally becomes his own person, not who his father wanted him to be. Iron Man, the most egotistical of the Avengers, sacrifices himself Steve, the most selfless of the Avengers, finally did something for himself. Everyone came full circle
It's difficult to stick the landing of a story, especially a long one. Flawed as it may be, Endgame was the perfect ending to over a decade of films. I am very thankful to have experienced the MCU from Ironman to " ...and I am Ironman" and everything inbetween.
10/10 Crazy in every sense This film is an emotional rollercoaster with some of the coolest superhero plot lines ever drawn up. It's straight up the most epic Marvel film that will probably ever be created. I don't see how Marvel could ever top this, but getting to see these characters all together at least one last time was a reward all on its own.
Man, watching the very first film in the cinema and going to EVERY. SINGLE. FILM. that released after leading all the way up to this film. Opening night for all of them. Nothing beat the emotion and just crazy epicness from Endgame with the audience. I frequently go back and watch reaction videos from the event just to try and get a sliver of what that felt like again. Just pure fucking beauty.
Funfact: the whole "Morgan takes it sledding" comment got funny afterwards.....the child actress actually got to use it as a sled later on XD it is on yt and instagram XD
I watched Endgame in the theaters the first weekend when the film was released the audience that I watch with was insane people were screaming, cheering, crying it was a roller coaster ride the part where all the heroes return to help Cap the audience lost there minds and when Cap says AVENGERS! Assemble audience went crazy I will never ever experience something like that again the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a journey that I will treasure forever
What I love the most is how happy Cap is in the end by just living a normal, regular life. We all wanna be heroes, but the best thing is available to us all. The sad thing is, we don't cherish it enough. Go hug your loved ones, today, friends!
Also, I really kinda wanna hang out with Korg and Miek for like a weekend. Ordering a few pizzas and doing some gaming with them sounds like a good time to me.
I never had the conversation with my dad but I got a feeling that seeing this movie for me was like him seeing return of the Jedi…….. to see the beginning middle and end of a masterpiece series as your growing up is a level of satisfaction that’s indescribable. I watched my childhood hero’s be “born , live and win, lose, and occasionally die” when infinity war came out I was an adult and started to understand that good dosnt always win, but leaving infinity war with an emptiness of “ we lost” was a gut punch. then the bittersweet victory in endgame was a somber uplifting note . I enjoyed endgame as an adult but I wish I could see it through the eyes of my 6 year old nephew beside me.
a culmination of worth 10 years of groundwork laid down so justifiably and remarkably serves us viewers just right. MCU has been soo soo special and unique and even though people say it's fallen off, lost its touch. I still believe in them for creating another I.W, Endgame level blockbuster cinematic masterpiece in upcoming years🔥🔥 GOD bless marvel god bless tony stark rip
I agree. I think the people saying that can only see things through their own lenses. They want a set path with a set endpoint; they want a goal. What they got instead was open-world storytelling. After Endgame, I think Marvel said "we have a bunch of stories we want to tell," and told them. Personally I have enjoyed all of the offerings. Some more than others, but all of them to a degree to which I'd recommend them to others to watch. That's not to say Marvel hasn't had the odd issue here and there, but it's all been at least a B-grade. Ok, maybe one B-minus. To your point, I have every faith that Kevin Feige is leading all of this somewhere.
Not really. They just solved time travel. They sent the time _through_ Scott at first instead of sending Scott _through_ time. Tony even asked if he had become a baby because he knew what they might have done on accident while attempting to move Scott _through_ time
@@Heroo01 that's exactly what he said, "fountain of youth" was basically sending time through Scott. It wasn't the goal that time that's why it's considered a failure. But if you really observe, Scott turned like teenage but the mind stays the same, that's basically cheating. Thus, the fountain of youth
1:00:35 -- The real wrap up, was supposed to have Stan Lee as Old Cap.. How much more would those words have meant coming from Stan... How intense and insane would it have been to connect all those dots... That it was Civilian Cap showing up in all those cameo roles... (The mail man in the Baxter Building from Fantastic Four.. The old man who yanks the girl out of danger in Spiderman when the Green Goblin attacks.. etc etc.)
At 50:30 that you dont remember is that " Dr. Strange said Tony that He saw 14 millon alternative future.. And Tony said how many we win? Dr. Strange said just one" So at 50:30 Tony said that " is this the one which we win ?" Dr. Strange said " If I tell you the answer, it wont happen.." :) So at 54:44 You said " why Dr. Strange is looking like that"... Look carefully at that scene.. Dr. Strange is pointing the 1 sign with his hand.. That means, This is the one win way of 14 million alternative future... He didnt say because if he say, it wont happen, but he showed with his hand
If you played the movie to the very end of the credits you’ll hear a hammer hitting an anvil. References to Tony Stark building the first Ironman suit in the first movie.
This movie lived rent free in my head for two years after. As a kid growing up with comics to see a close to comics accurate version told across like 20 films and end like THAT -- *chef's kiss* Fun fact, the rumor is that funeral scene was the most expensive shot in film history because they had to pay all of the best actors in Hollywood to come shoot for a day. Not sure if that's ACTUALLY true but I like to believe it is.
It was bittersweet because I'd always been a massive fan of Star Wars and its Expanded Universe books rather than superhero comics. And the Marvel franchise was proof that the Star Wars prequels and sequels could've been everything I dreamed of if they'd been handled half as competently.
damn how can you not understand so much xD...Strange gave Stark a ONE with his finger to let him know that this is the very one reality in which they win and that it is the moment of decision... Odin spoke to the hammer and said "whoever is worthy of bearing the hammer will also use Thor's powers"
44:00 Stormbreaker doesn't have the worthiness thing only mjolnir has that and we seen odin place the spell on it in thor which he didn't do for stormbreaker
@@Heroo01 I saw that but I didn’t care to delete the comment also how do you know I don’t just skip around to see her reaction to the exciting parts ? No need to be rude I was telling her nicely that it doesn’t have that chill out white knight
@@Ryan707_-_ If you were wrong why would you keep the comment up for no reason? And because it was directly after it?? lmfao "white knight" like her plastic ass is even remotely worth defending. girl looks like she paid more for her face than her house
Stormbreaker does not have the enchantment spell Mjolnir had..Remember..Odin put that spell on Mjolnir in the first Thor movie..So as long as you are physically strong..anyone can lift Stormbreaker..worthy or not..Which s why Thanos was able to lift it But as for Mjolnir..U need to be worthy to lift it. So only Thor,Vision and Cap has lift it so far
I just love the final battle like you've got all the heroes but also like the wakandan army, what's left of the Asgardians, the sorcerers and i love the big team up cuz it shows like it's serious, we need everyone we can get
Hello Colette, I'm on watching you watch and react to Avengers End Game this is my first time seeing this also and glad you are watching it and i'm really enjoying listening to your reactions to it and you always brighten up my day.🤠 I hope that you are doing great, have an awesome rest of the week and Thank You Colette.🤠
So you’re telling me that Clint has gone dark for 5 years to go around hunting criminals, but also kept his same phone and phone number (which would make it trivially easy to find him), and also he kept Laura’s phone number active for five years, even while her physical phone and physical body were gone. Back in Civil War, Baron Zemo would listen to his wife’s voicemail message, so maybe Laura’s mailbox is still there. But Clint had given up hope that he’d see them again. There’s just no good reason that she’d be able to call him.
Aw man this was a pretty amazing journey watching you react to these! Glad you enjoyed it! (Also fun fact: in a blink and you’ll miss it moment, Howard the Duck makes a cameo appearance!)
58:16 That “cheeseburgers” line… hit me like a brick wall in the theater. During the funeral and the subsequent scenes before it, I felt as if my heart was being carpet bombed with emotions. “I am Iron Man” “You can rest now” “I love you 3000”. The entire time I can feel that emotion pushing me to the breaking point, but some how I’m still holding it in. And then as the camera zooms out during the funeral I’m thinking about the first Iron Man movie. When we first saw Stark. When he got back home and asked for only two things a conference and cheeseburgers. Then Happy asks Morgan if she wants anything. In my head I was thinking: “Don’t you say it…”. When she said: “cheeseburgers”. All those emotion bombs finally hit. It broke me… I’m not ashamed to say I cried.
12:21 In the comics Bruce has multiple personality disorder, he has many many split personalities that come out as different versions of the Hulk, Savage Hulk is the normal Hulk we all know, then you have Joe Fixit, Professor Hulk (the one in this movie), and on and on he has an unknown amount of personalities that all manifest in a different version of the Hulk all stemming from child hood abuse from his father.
the inscription on the hammer. "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." that's why cap could use the powers of the god of thunder
Something kinda cool here is the actor who played human Jarvis here is the same actor/Jarvis from the Agent Carter tv show! So if you’re interested you can go back and watch Peggy and Jarvis team up to fight bad guys post-WWII!
Thr part that got me wasn't Rhodey, Spidey, or Pepper; it was the saddened expression on Caps and Thors face where it signified the end of a truly unforgettable era in the MCU
44:42 -- when Odin "made" the hammer in the first Thor movie, he used a line similar to "Whoever holds this hammer, if he is worthy, shall have the power of Thor". So it's not actually that big a surprise that Captain America can throw lightning and stuff when he holds the hammer.
I remember seeing this movie with my best friend and i new before the end of the movie what happens and before the end of the movie, when my favorite Avenger dies, the 32 year old kid in me cried.
Barton wasn't just killing anybody in the streets of Tokyo, he was going all around the world and killing gangsters, mafia members, cartel members, etc. Basically any terrible person that lived through the snap while his family did not. He didn't feel they deserved to be alive.
He was right
BASED.
The most “can’t blame em” thing ever
Agreed. The snap takes his family but leaves monsters in human skin? Screw that
Nothing will describe how rewarding this is. Opening day in theaters will be an experience I will NEVER forget.
Right!?
Many of the theaters around me we basically running, literally, all day showing this movie.
Just from when it starts, it’s length, etc, it was nuts; a fun kind, but still crazy lol…
yup, the moment thor's hammer flew into cap's hand was the most energy I'd ever felt in a single room, it was insane
Me too, if i could come back to a moment before COVID, without any doubt i'm going to go to relive that moment
The 10yr payoff was heavy for emotional investment. I wonder how it compares to those who've binged the whole MCU infinity saga.
Best premiere ever, EVER!, not even Star Wars man, I will be telling my grandchildren
I absolutely adore the relationship between Nebula and Tony Stark. Nebula has never had that kind of friendly interaction before. She had never had that kind of kindness before and that's why she was so gentle with him and gave him that food. That's such a special, easy to miss thing, but it shows the love that everyone had for the story.
That is the same reason Tony did not kill Gamora while snapping since Nebula was the only one who could tell tony about Gamora
@@shadeoclutch807 I had never really thought about that. I had sort of assumed it had to do with who was actually fighting for Thanos, but we never did get confirmation on the exact phrasing of what he snapped on. That's a great thought. Thank you for sharing that with me.
Yea I just figured he snapped away Thanos and everyone on his side, and because nebula and gamora had switched sides to fight with them that they were safe from being dusted
I've watched hundreds of movies in theaters. I've never heard as many roars and as much crying as I did watching this film. That last 30 minutes was probably the best 3rd act I've ever seen....and probably ever will. It was the culmination of the all the films from Iron Man 1 until this one. Purely awesome.
End Game and Return of the King are the only movies that ever had that kind of effect on me
Infinity war better
not theaters but i felt that way about cw's crisis on infinite earths
@@Meepie_Playz it's a better movie overall, but endgame has an absolutely fantastic final fight.
Do you not miss loads of the movie with people cheering and clapping over stuff?
After all these years we finally hear the words: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE
You know this was 4 years ago right?
Yeah, What's your point?
@@joshuacampbell7493 bro said after all these years like the movie just came out and we did hear it in “age pf ultron”
@@chungye8937 they didn't say it in Age of Ultron lol he started saying it at the end, but it cut out before he said "Assemble"
@@chungye8937it was teased in age of Ultron, this was the payoff
42 years old.. cried in the theatre and cried with you as well.. thank you for a great marvel run..greatly appreciated -Mike
Strange knew the one scenario in which they win. That means he knew that if he told Tony beforehand that he'd need to sacrifice himself to defeat Thanos, Tony would think too much about it and try to find a way to avoid dying but would ultimately fail to beat Thanos in the process. Tony needed to make that choice in the moment with his emotions instead of trying to think his way out of the situation.
Throughout his entire arc, Stark is solving problems. He improves himself and his armor to avoid making mistakes more than once. I think every bit of him went into that final snap of his fingers. It was the ultimate Iron Man moment, where he became a suit of armor for the universe.
then there are the conspiracy theorists that think strange felt ironman was too much of a threat with the ability to travel through time and universes and chose the future that got rid of both him and thanos
It may have also had to do with the Eternals. The big spoiler event in that movie was right around the corner and the snap put it off for 5 years which gave the Eternals the inspiration to rebel.
@@johnpaullogan1365
It IS rather convenient that THIS Tony Stark will never become “Superior Iron Man” 🤔
…OR become the version of
Tony Stark that became “Sorcerer Supreme” 😏
Strange erased a lot of potential threats just by getting rid of Tony
@@BlackFlightNY wtf you both talking about? He had a family, little daughter in Endgame and was already old to be "a threat". Some people gone crazy...
To this day, seeing Endgame in theaters on opening day is the absolute greatest movie experience of my life.
it sure was
Same here… apart from the fact that just before the movie started I went to the restroom and overheard a little kid say to his dad, “It was really sad when Iron Man died”.
Agreed
@@shelbyvillerules9962 how he knew if that was the on the opening day?????????
@@Shawfide I think he’d just gotten out of an earlier screening.
I just realised hulk just discovered immortality.
Send old man through time machine and bring back teen man with all memory intact.
Bro might be onto something.
I remember hearing they had a whole bunch of written dialogue for Tony after the snap but Robert said "This is the most loquacious guy in the universe I think I can do more with less." Also I loved that Tony's first suit was essentially designed to just save his life and his last suit basically ensured he wouldn't survive wearing it.
I also absolutely loved Cap pulling a fast one on Hydra with his future knowledge. You can just tell as he's walking away with that briefcase woth that smirk on his face that he's thinking, "Suckers!"
I cried in the theaters first day first show when cap said "Avengers Assemble" waited years for this moment since Iron man 1. Now it breaks my heart what MCU has become. This really was the Endgame.
I will take this statement to my grave….Clint Barton is a highly underrated character
There’s a reason for that.
He barely accomplishes anything compared to the other 6 original Avengers.
It can be said that he is the most important one.
They never lose when he is present
@@preetrathi8674 in the Avengers movies specifically, sure
But Civil War, Cap’s team had Hawkeye, and ended up in prison for some time, and Cap, Nat, Sam, and Fury did fine in Winter Soldier without Clint
Sometimes people forget how lucky we were to be able to experience this on theaters opening week, whatever happens with marvel now, that premiere was magical, I don’t believe even Star Wars was as increíble as both infinity war and endgame were. It I’ll be an experience I will be telling my grandchildren
The midnight premieres for the Star Wars prequels were similar in audience reaction to this. At least at the screenings I attended. That said, nothing else has ever come close and I've seen a lot of legacy films at premieres. The reactions to Endgame are just not forgettable. But if you are like me with Star Wars, whenever you watch it you can almost hear some of the random lines someone shouted during the movie that were just funny or unexpected
the whole theater was crying, yelling and emotional together.... what a movie.
I remember being in High School in 2008 seeing Iron Man 1 in theaters, being completely blown away at what I was watching. And then being captivated at this amazing story for the next decade. When Infinity War was announced, I remember telling my brother that if this entire saga ends with Steve having his dance with Peggy, this would be some of the best story telling in cinema history. Then Endgame comes around and I'm sitting in the theater on opening night, in complete shock when I see it ACTUALLY HAPPEN. Watching this movie on the big screen was the greatest experience I've ever had at a movie theater, nothing comes close to the payoff that I received personally as a Steve Rogers fan.
The two moments I called prior to were Cap wielding Mjolnir and reuniting with Peggy. Knowing that Cap wielded it in the comics I felt they'd pay off the AOU tease eventually (and then the Russos being tapped to direct the Avengers movie it became a certainty in my mind) and I knew Peggy was the end goal for him when time travel was being bandied about during the production of IW/Endgame.
It makes me happy that Marvel's biggest movie and one of their very best was very much a Captain America movie as much as an Avengers movie, he had the best moments imo.
100 % agree
And bucky knew Steve wasn't coming back when they talked right before he went return the stones. That's why he wasn't surprised and then pointed out the old man on the bench to Sam because he knew Steve better than anyone.
44:41 "Whosever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor."
The first time I watched it, I can't tell you the size of the knot in my throat when we lost Tony. It was just utter silence, and people stifling back tears.
I was crying until i reach home then i rewatch all the iron man movies and avengers i cried again
54:42 is unironically one of my favorite moments of the entire movie. Without words, it's Strange reminding Tony that there is "only one" scenario out of 14 million where they win, and that Tony knows what he has to do and is the only one that can. Benedict's completely terrified and focused look at him could not be a more perfect way of conveying the tension and severity of that single moment and the impact on their entire universe.
the "im still worthy" was a big step for thor, as he always assumed he lost the hammer because he wasnt good enough, but calling mjolnir to him then and there shows that he is in fact more worthy due to his suffering and need to make things right
So now, when you look back at that scene where young Steve was visiting Old Peggy in the hospital and she has a bout of dementia and starts crying and says “You came back” we get to see it in a whole new light. ❤ A happy one.
chris evans is one of the pallbearers for her funeral in a wig like old steve. they already had this planned then
It took a decade to build up these characters and their stories. All of it for this movie. It was damn perfectly done. It could have easily been too all over the place and disjointed. Everything just slotted together perfect.
I like the fact that while testing the time travel, they accidentally discover the fountain of youth and no one notices lol
what happens if they push time through a corpse? if it can turn someone into a baby can it bring a corpse to life.
I don't care how many times I watch this film, or reactions to it here on RUclips, Nat and Tony's deaths get me, every time.
The climax ties back to what Cap said in the first Avengers film: "You're not the guy who makes the sacrifice play."
And Tony saying “all that’s special about you came from a bottle.”
Endgame proves both wrong
And him suggesting to Banner that the Hulk saved his life for a reason. Now we got "I was made for this."
To be fair, Tony tried to make the sacrifice play in the first Avengers movie when he guided the nuke through the portal. He was simply lucky enough to fall back through before it killed him.
Nothing will describe how rewarding this is. Opening day in theaters will be an experience I will NEVER forget.
That light going out on Ironman's chest still gets me. Still has the power to put a lump in my throat. When you said, "Tony's okay guys" I knew this was going to hit hard.
Most people miss the foreshadowing that Steve wasn't planning on returning. It's right in the line where as Steve is telling Bucky not to do anything stupid while he's gone and Bucky tells him "How can I? You're taking all the stupid with you." That line is both a call back to the 1st Captain America film and foreshadowing that Steve is going to deviate from the plan. The minute Bucky said that I was sure Steve was staying.
Well not just that but bucky says “im gonna miss you” why would bucky say that if he was only gonna be gone for 5 seconds and then bucky smiled when steve didnt come back
When all the heroes & their armies come together and Cap says, “AVENGERS…assemble!”. That will always be my favorite part!
“I love Rocket being the sensible one here” Thanks for sharing that! I always wondered why he was the only Guardian of the Galaxy that never disappeared after the big snap. Now I realize it’s because he’s the wisest one of the team.
This is final cameo role for Stan Lee and Chadwick Boseman final film as T'Challa while Marvel What if series is last time we'll ever hear his voice and final MCU project rest in peace to both legends
I love the parallels between our two main leads. Tony started off selfish, self-serving and selling war weapons, then sacrificed his life to save the universe. Steve was always making ultimate sacrifices, then finally made a choice solely for himself and started a family. They learned from each other.
He didn't start a family yet I don't think...you think I'll tell you how I know? I don't think I will...
I love her love for M'Baku!
I dont think I'll ever forget seeing this in theaters. The emotion in the air was palpable. You really felt it, and it was damn special. I don't think we'll ever get to feel that way again.
Seriously.... watching this in theaters, the culmination of all the story points.... so many years... this was the most amazing build up movie experience that i had felt. It was such an awesome feeling
One of the best thing about this movie is each of the original 6 avengers represent each state of grief.
There are 5 stages of grief.
I still remember being in the cinema in that first screening in the city, when Tony was dying and Pepper said "you can rest now" the whole place was so quiet you could hear the few rare draws of breath three seats away. We all cried so much then. It's been 10 minutes since that scene for me now and I'm still struggling to compose myself.
"If I tell you what happens, it won't happen." is essentially Dr. Strange expressing the uncertainty principle first developed by Werner Heisenberg, which basically states that we can either know the exact nature or the exact position of thing but not both simultaneously, since the means of measuring the position will impact the state and the mechanisms for ascertaining the nature will move the position.
That whole thing was such a ride and I don't think I'll ever not get choked up a bit about that entire ending. But, it is honestly pretty painful! Thank you for sharing your lovely react to it!
36:55
“You’re saying the Hulk…the other guy, saved my life. Saved it for what?”
“I guess we’ll find out.”
It's like...I was made for this
Thank you, Colette, for sharing your reaction to this.
“Clint where’s nat” one of the most heartbreaking lines of the whole series
Omg I sobbed for you towards the end! I knew he was your favorite and the minute he went to grab Thanos’s arm I just started getting teary eyed. The little funeral at the end was awesome. Every protector of Earth and the GoG was there to commemorate his sacrifice. Seeing everyone in formal attire was also so cool to see.
Honestly the best reaction to End Game I’ve ever seen. Fitting for one of the best movies in the MCU.
Everyone was in formal attire… the even had Drax put on a shirt
54:45 Dr Strange was looking like that because he was holding 1 finger up. Meaning "yes, this is the 1 outcome where we win, you know what you have to do" and Tony realized sacrificing his life (which Dr Strange already foresaw) was the only choice
44:00 -> Thanos is not worthy. It's just that the Stormbreaker doesn't have Odin's spell... Only the hammer, Mjolnir, does.
Honestly that was the absolute best reaction I've seen too this movie. Well done. Keep up the great content.
I loved the realization that 10 years of Marvel Movies were leading up to the Infinity War saga and this movie. Because it was 10 years in the making, to me, it was the best Marvel Movie of all. A once in a lifetime event. This will never happen again. Glad to have been around to see it. Great Reaction CC! Your enthusiasm mirrored my own when I saw it originally. Good Job!
I loved how Tony nearly gave up after losing when the team didn’t really listen to him from the start then they need his help after he settled with peace with a family. Tony is always needed
Because his Genius is very Profound, and his ability to build the things he does puts his in his own bubble.
i love the way you portray the scenes. and when you get sentimental is so heartwarming, such a beautiful soul.
I knew you were gonna flip when Spidey showed up! You're so adorable!!😂
I like Hawkeye's path through the movie. He loses his family and goes insane, becoming Ronin and murdering those spared by Thanos that he feels shouldn't have (gangsters, drug dealers, rapists, etc.) The first time he uses his bow and becomes Hawkeye again is to try and stop Natasha from jumping. As Ronin he took lives. He goes back to Hawkeye to try and save a life.
Couple of things, after this movie came out, the directors mentioned In an interview that cap was always worthy and could lift the hammer whenever he wanted, he chose not to lift it on purpose in age of ultron because he didn’t want to show off around his colleagues. Also the guy Thor was yelling at during gaming (noob master 69) is not a kid, he’s actually a grown man in his late 20s. He made a cameo in captain America winter soldier, he was the long haired guy with glasses who worked in the computer store where Natasha and cap went while they were running from shield/hydra.
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Bro wth I never knew that 😂 you learn something new everyday
Thanks, that was fun and gave some more texture. You should write stories and books, you write very well and fast to the point. This is not "ironic" I ment that. Good Luck!
wait actually the guy who said he has the same glasses as capt?
@@alucardvekkia3966 that’s not a bad idea 🤣🤣🤣
Natasha sacrificed herself to save her adopted family that took her in (the Avengers)
Thor finally becomes his own person, not who his father wanted him to be.
Iron Man, the most egotistical of the Avengers, sacrifices himself
Steve, the most selfless of the Avengers, finally did something for himself.
Everyone came full circle
Bruce finally makes peace with Hulk
It's difficult to stick the landing of a story, especially a long one. Flawed as it may be, Endgame was the perfect ending to over a decade of films. I am very thankful to have experienced the MCU from Ironman to " ...and I am Ironman" and everything inbetween.
30:50 That's Stan Lee's final cameo in his entire life in the MCU 😭😭😭😭.
10/10
Crazy in every sense
This film is an emotional rollercoaster with some of the coolest superhero plot lines ever drawn up. It's straight up the most epic Marvel film that will probably ever be created. I don't see how Marvel could ever top this, but getting to see these characters all together at least one last time was a reward all on its own.
Man, watching the very first film in the cinema and going to EVERY. SINGLE. FILM. that released after leading all the way up to this film. Opening night for all of them. Nothing beat the emotion and just crazy epicness from Endgame with the audience. I frequently go back and watch reaction videos from the event just to try and get a sliver of what that felt like again. Just pure fucking beauty.
It's so bittersweet. They won everything but lost Vision, Natasha, Tony and Steve.
and Gamora... although the version from 2014 is around, she's not the person we know from all the Guardians movies.
They didn’t lose Steve he just went away for a while
Funfact: the whole "Morgan takes it sledding" comment got funny afterwards.....the child actress actually got to use it as a sled later on XD it is on yt and instagram XD
I watched Endgame in the theaters the first weekend when the film was released the audience that I watch with was insane people were screaming, cheering, crying it was a roller coaster ride the part where all the heroes return to help Cap the audience lost there minds and when Cap says AVENGERS! Assemble audience went crazy I will never ever experience something like that again the Marvel Cinematic Universe was a journey that I will treasure forever
What I love the most is how happy Cap is in the end by just living a normal, regular life.
We all wanna be heroes, but the best thing is available to us all. The sad thing is, we don't cherish it enough.
Go hug your loved ones, today, friends!
Also, I really kinda wanna hang out with Korg and Miek for like a weekend. Ordering a few pizzas and doing some gaming with them sounds like a good time to me.
I never had the conversation with my dad but I got a feeling that seeing this movie for me was like him seeing return of the Jedi…….. to see the beginning middle and end of a masterpiece series as your growing up is a level of satisfaction that’s indescribable. I watched my childhood hero’s be “born , live and win, lose, and occasionally die” when infinity war came out I was an adult and started to understand that good dosnt always win, but leaving infinity war with an emptiness of “ we lost” was a gut punch. then the bittersweet victory in endgame was a somber uplifting note . I enjoyed endgame as an adult but I wish I could see it through the eyes of my 6 year old nephew beside me.
Even after saying, “I’m going to miss you buddy”, most people didn’t catch that Bucky knew Steve wasn’t coming back.
I love Don Cheadle, such a cool chilled guy and his hand gesturing in that Kill Thanos line!
“My man cap!! Oh he worthy worthy”
Lmfaooooo
Captain Marvel: "I am going to kill Thanos."
Natasha: "No. We all go. Here, we work as a team."
Captain Marvel: "Girl, I am the Space Police."
a culmination of worth 10 years of groundwork laid down so justifiably and remarkably serves us viewers just right. MCU has been soo soo special and unique and even though people say it's fallen off, lost its touch. I still believe in them for creating another I.W, Endgame level blockbuster cinematic masterpiece in upcoming years🔥🔥 GOD bless marvel god bless tony stark rip
I agree. I think the people saying that can only see things through their own lenses. They want a set path with a set endpoint; they want a goal. What they got instead was open-world storytelling. After Endgame, I think Marvel said "we have a bunch of stories we want to tell," and told them. Personally I have enjoyed all of the offerings. Some more than others, but all of them to a degree to which I'd recommend them to others to watch. That's not to say Marvel hasn't had the odd issue here and there, but it's all been at least a B-grade. Ok, maybe one B-minus. To your point, I have every faith that Kevin Feige is leading all of this somewhere.
"Is this part of the comic book.." Regarding the Hulk yes. There's an incarnation of him that was known as Professor Hulk.
14:32 The most overlooked thing about this movie is Bruce accidentally discovering the fountain of youth or some form of immortality
Not really. They just solved time travel. They sent the time _through_ Scott at first instead of sending Scott _through_ time. Tony even asked if he had become a baby because he knew what they might have done on accident while attempting to move Scott _through_ time
@@Heroo01 that's exactly what he said, "fountain of youth" was basically sending time through Scott. It wasn't the goal that time that's why it's considered a failure. But if you really observe, Scott turned like teenage but the mind stays the same, that's basically cheating. Thus, the fountain of youth
19:55 it's literally mentioned that changing the past doesn't change the future, what it does is spawn a new timeline
1:00:35 -- The real wrap up, was supposed to have Stan Lee as Old Cap.. How much more would those words have meant coming from Stan... How intense and insane would it have been to connect all those dots... That it was Civilian Cap showing up in all those cameo roles... (The mail man in the Baxter Building from Fantastic Four.. The old man who yanks the girl out of danger in Spiderman when the Green Goblin attacks.. etc etc.)
At 50:30 that you dont remember is that " Dr. Strange said Tony that He saw 14 millon alternative future.. And Tony said how many we win? Dr. Strange said just one" So at 50:30 Tony said that " is this the one which we win ?" Dr. Strange said " If I tell you the answer, it wont happen.." :)
So at 54:44 You said " why Dr. Strange is looking like that"... Look carefully at that scene.. Dr. Strange is pointing the 1 sign with his hand.. That means, This is the one win way of 14 million alternative future... He didnt say because if he say, it wont happen, but he showed with his hand
If you played the movie to the very end of the credits you’ll hear a hammer hitting an anvil. References to Tony Stark building the first Ironman suit in the first movie.
This movie lived rent free in my head for two years after. As a kid growing up with comics to see a close to comics accurate version told across like 20 films and end like THAT -- *chef's kiss*
Fun fact, the rumor is that funeral scene was the most expensive shot in film history because they had to pay all of the best actors in Hollywood to come shoot for a day. Not sure if that's ACTUALLY true but I like to believe it is.
It was bittersweet because I'd always been a massive fan of Star Wars and its Expanded Universe books rather than superhero comics. And the Marvel franchise was proof that the Star Wars prequels and sequels could've been everything I dreamed of if they'd been handled half as competently.
The best actors in Hollywood are not in this film, bub
Fun fact, the rumor is....
You don't seem to know what fact means
damn how can you not understand so much xD...Strange gave Stark a ONE with his finger to let him know that this is the very one reality in which they win and that it is the moment of decision...
Odin spoke to the hammer and said "whoever is worthy of bearing the hammer will also use Thor's powers"
There are deleted scenes, one in particular, "take a knee". Even more emotional. Watch it later, right now will be too much (tears).
Thank you for your great video. You are precious in so many ways. Watching my favorite videos... you deserve a million likes.❤
44:00 Stormbreaker doesn't have the worthiness thing only mjolnir has that and we seen odin place the spell on it in thor which he didn't do for stormbreaker
she corrected herself bro, watch the reaction
@@Heroo01 I saw that but I didn’t care to delete the comment also how do you know I don’t just skip around to see her reaction to the exciting parts ? No need to be rude I was telling her nicely that it doesn’t have that chill out white knight
@@Ryan707_-_ If you were wrong why would you keep the comment up for no reason? And because it was directly after it??
lmfao "white knight" like her plastic ass is even remotely worth defending. girl looks like she paid more for her face than her house
Stormbreaker does not have the enchantment spell Mjolnir had..Remember..Odin put that spell on Mjolnir in the first Thor movie..So as long as you are physically strong..anyone can lift Stormbreaker..worthy or not..Which s why Thanos was able to lift it
But as for Mjolnir..U need to be worthy to lift it. So only Thor,Vision and Cap has lift it so far
This was Ronin, the Bad Ego from Clint
I just love the final battle like you've got all the heroes but also like the wakandan army, what's left of the Asgardians, the sorcerers and i love the big team up cuz it shows like it's serious, we need everyone we can get
Awee this movie actually got me teary eye. 😢
Hello Colette, I'm on watching you watch and
react to Avengers End Game this is my first time
seeing this also and glad you are watching it and
i'm really enjoying listening to your reactions to it
and you always brighten up my day.🤠
I hope that you are doing great, have an awesome
rest of the week and Thank You Colette.🤠
So you’re telling me that Clint has gone dark for 5 years to go around hunting criminals, but also kept his same phone and phone number (which would make it trivially easy to find him), and also he kept Laura’s phone number active for five years, even while her physical phone and physical body were gone. Back in Civil War, Baron Zemo would listen to his wife’s voicemail message, so maybe Laura’s mailbox is still there. But Clint had given up hope that he’d see them again. There’s just no good reason that she’d be able to call him.
Aw man this was a pretty amazing journey watching you react to these! Glad you enjoyed it! (Also fun fact: in a blink and you’ll miss it moment, Howard the Duck makes a cameo appearance!)
58:16 That “cheeseburgers” line… hit me like a brick wall in the theater. During the funeral and the subsequent scenes before it, I felt as if my heart was being carpet bombed with emotions. “I am Iron Man” “You can rest now” “I love you 3000”. The entire time I can feel that emotion pushing me to the breaking point, but some how I’m still holding it in.
And then as the camera zooms out during the funeral I’m thinking about the first Iron Man movie. When we first saw Stark. When he got back home and asked for only two things a conference and cheeseburgers. Then Happy asks Morgan if she wants anything. In my head I was thinking: “Don’t you say it…”. When she said: “cheeseburgers”.
All those emotion bombs finally hit. It broke me… I’m not ashamed to say I cried.
"You know your dad liked cheeseburgers....
I'mma get you all the cheeseburgers you want"
@@lordmortarius538 😭
12:21 In the comics Bruce has multiple personality disorder, he has many many split personalities that come out as different versions of the Hulk, Savage Hulk is the normal Hulk we all know, then you have Joe Fixit, Professor Hulk (the one in this movie), and on and on he has an unknown amount of personalities that all manifest in a different version of the Hulk all stemming from child hood abuse from his father.
the inscription on the hammer. "Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor." that's why cap could use the powers of the god of thunder
The way you heave “yessss” when Thanos is getting his hand chopped off… Ngl, I love the blood lust.
The truly beautiful masterpiece of a film!!!!❤💪👏🙌🙏👍🎉
57:09 Iron Man's my favorite too!! Always will be!!
Soo much nostalgia just flooded back watching you. Thanks C that was cool
Great watch, huh! Really enjoyed your reaction, it’s was good to see you so into it. Fun time!!!
Something kinda cool here is the actor who played human Jarvis here is the same actor/Jarvis from the Agent Carter tv show! So if you’re interested you can go back and watch Peggy and Jarvis team up to fight bad guys post-WWII!
The song at the end with Steve and Peggy is the same song Fury played in Steve's apartment in Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Thr part that got me wasn't Rhodey, Spidey, or Pepper; it was the saddened expression on Caps and Thors face where it signified the end of a truly unforgettable era in the MCU
44:42 -- when Odin "made" the hammer in the first Thor movie, he used a line similar to "Whoever holds this hammer, if he is worthy, shall have the power of Thor". So it's not actually that big a surprise that Captain America can throw lightning and stuff when he holds the hammer.
when he finally says "avengers assemble" 👏👏👏👏
I remember seeing this movie with my best friend and i new before the end of the movie what happens and before the end of the movie, when my favorite Avenger dies, the 32 year old kid in me cried.