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Portals. Is the true Endgame of the Avengers against Thanos' Endgame... Despite Tony Stark's Sacrifice is the ultimate cost for Thanos' defeat... This moment, within the Marvel Cinematic Universe - is something that can never be reproduced nor be delivered ever again- not even of MCU pits the Avengers with the X-Men or any other Marvel Squad, Nor pitting Marvel against DC Comics, Shonen Jump, Capcom, or any other Pop Culture Favorites that exits within and outside Disney's Ready Player One._
Upon seeing Scott’s Quantum Realm trip go south in theaters, someone a few seats down and diagonal from me threw the old courtesy to others reminder to the wind. I remember that more than I do Hank, Hope, and Janet getting dusted.
I dislike this scene. It’s cringy. The writer is implying that Strange loves Peter. B$. They met during infinity War and died the same day. Strange chose to let Peter die as a part of his plan to save the Universe. He doesn’t love Peter - the writers just use him as a Stark substitute and hope the audience plays along. The audience may love SpiderMan - that doesn’t mean Dr. Strange loves Peter Parker.
@@summertyme5748 doesn't mean he didn't grow to like and appreciate him since FAR FROM HOME. He's had a few years to grow fond of the kid. He was harsher than Tony and took less time than Tony to warm up to him. Plus Endgame reset his priorities. So in essence it's not BS.
The Snap was awesome... but finally getting to hear, "Avengers! Assemble..." Was off the chart. It brought home all of the years of wait for an epic payoff. That's my own number one.
When Captain America was facing down Thanos & his entire army, & when all hope was lost "On your Left" (Almost) Every Hero from The MCU showed up for The Final Battle...💬
Right before Sam said, "Cap, it's Sam", I was thinking where is everyone from Hulk's snap and if it even worked by bringing everyone back. Enter.....Sam's, "Cap, it's Sam, on your left", the entire audience in that theater lost their shit. We all went from Infinity War with the Thanos snap to Captain America's, "Avengers, assemble" in the one of the most epic moments in film history.
Tony's death?! Natasha's?! Thor's entrance in infinity war? These lists are awful sometimes. Thor's scene with his mom and Quill's reason for being called Starlord break me every time. Also better than half of these.
What most people don't talk about is what it really meant for Thanos to acquire The Soul Stone. The love he had for Gamora had to be real. Not that he convinced himself he loved her or thought he loved her. But he actually had to truly love her. People often talk about how sad and devastating is was for Gamora to die in such a way & that Thanos is really committed to his goal to have killed Gamora. Both thing's are completely true BUT there is another side here that as I said above most people just don't talk about.
That scene also bookended so well with Clint Barton and Natasha in Endgame. You have one man willing to kill his own beloved child for the soul stone and you have two people who love each other so much that they are unwilling to let the other one die to save them.
To show you how much it is shown that he loved her, it was very much from the first time he met her as a kid, a subtle detail but I admired how he gave her the knife to distract her and told her to balance it, even when the noise from the fire team went off, he turned her head away from the savage scene and told her to concentrate... Added to that, Thanos, very much aware of her having the location was quite patient with her, whereas he tortured the other daughter for information, he took Gamora on the ship, endured her disrespect whilst bringing her refreshments and even controlled himself in a debate about his plans, he even used her sister to inflict the pain Gamora should get, to get Gamora to speak up. He's a villian. He did not need to be that patient with her.
Yep, the stone - being an Infinity Stone - would KNOW if the feelings were not real. Can't fool it because its abilities can see into YOUR soul to test you.
The last 45 minutes of Endgame was so epic but totally agree with Cap wielding Mjolnir. It was so sad to see Peter not reminding MJ who he is just to keep her n Ned safe and for him to be literally all alone. To see everyone vanish after the snap, especially Peter was jaw dropping
Parker freaking out because he knows something is happening and feels it more because of his spider senses, being completely terrified after watching it happen to everyone else, reminding us how young he really is and how awful of a loss they are facing.
The portal scene in endgame with cap saying 'Avengers Assemble!' wielding the mjolnir and leading everyone to battle will always be the most epic scene in the cinematic history.
John Walker killing that one guy was the most jaw-dropping scene for me. See Walker snap like that and the gruesome image of Caps bloody shield was CRAZY.
That scene was never surprising to me because one, plenty of MCU heroes have reacted like Walker did, and two, Cap’s shield has been bloodied before even in the present day, they just never chose to address it. So the supposed shocking desecration of the shield was just par for the course for me. My reaction was more that I was worried about Walker and how badly that grief was going to hurt him.
Vision picking up Thor’s hammer is a bit of a speechless moment. As well as Captain America picking up the hammer. That was pretty fcking dope. Also Vision dying fcking two times, speechless.
Love all these moments. But the one moment that I love the most, it’s the most touching in my opinion is in Thor Ragnorok. Right before Thor makes his reappearance on the bridge as the God of Thunder. He has a vision of his dad and Thor tell him he isn’t as strong as he. And Odin says “No…you’re stronger.” And walks away. Such a lovely moment. A moment we all sons strive for to hear from our parents.
One moment comes to my mind was from GOTG V2 was when Quill is bout to die and Yondu gives Quill the only life saving tech in his arsenal. Showing a adoptive father's love is just as powerful as a biological fathers. 'He may have been your father boy, but he wasn't your daddy'
The Snap from "Avengers: Infinity War" and Iron Man's sacrifice from "Avengers: Endgame" will forever be my 1st and 2nd favorite MCU movie moments that left me speechless and emotional.
2 things: I cried so hard when Peter decides not to tell his friends. It bugs me that Gamora can be “resurrected” but Natasha cannot. It was clear for both cases that loop holes get punished
Gamora was not resurrected. I think some viewers will never understand the mutliverse - esp now that Marvel has f’ed it up so badly following the brilliant Endgame.
I would say that the moment in Loki Episode 1 where Loki finds Infinity Stones in a drawer and finds out the true power of the TVA was a pretty shocking moment tbh... All these Infinity Stones and how much pain they have caused, and they're absolutely insignificant to the TVA
@@Tanglewalker That's definitely true! And to people who are more well-versed in the comic lore, that might have been obvious. But when we saw the scene for the first time, many of us didn't know that the Infinity stones only work in their own universes! But I also meant more generally like, how the TVA can just control time and go into whatever timeline and remove powerful objects and variants like it's nothing. That was a big pill to swallow after watching the Infinity Saga. The fact that the TVA could have stepped in and stopped Thanos, but didn't because it was supposed to happen (according to the Sacred Timeline)... that's just mindblowing!
Well, it’s almost criminal that there’s no mention of the “And I… Am… Iron Man!” Scene in Endgame. I remember the feeling to KNOW what he was going to say a split second before, and when Tony said that phrase, the cinema audience ROARED. What a moment.
My friend was an extra playing a photographer in the original Iron Man when he did the "I am Iron Man" line. I was thinking the 2nd I am Iron Man was quite possibly going to be number one.
I wish they had added the kneeling scene to the actual movie instead of the extras reel. It was beautiful and heartbreaking. Absolutely should have been in there. I wish they would do a directors cut and add some of those extras. But endgame is the best ever. I watch it all the time. I love it. Sometimes I go and start way back at avengers and just do those and civil war. Sometimes just infinity war and endgame. Twice Ive watched them all in chronological order. Endgame is always the best, I can’t imagine anything ever being better. 😢
I don't care what everyone says, Avatar might have the highest box office, LoTR might be the best trilogy that was ahead of its time, but nothing beats the experience of Infinity Saga, growing up with our favourite heroes, watching trailers, making speculations, waiting for them to come out, and the emotion roller coaster we went through in the cinema. The whole experience is one of a lifetime experience, especially the silence in the cinema when Thanos snaps, the cheer when Thor enters Wakanda with Stormbreaker and Captain America lifts the Mjolnir, and the weep when Tony sacrificed himself, it is not something that the future generations can understand. The future phases of Marvel might be great, but it will never have that special moment again. Toast to the MCU, toast to the original Avengers, and toast to the ones here today who can experienced all these moments.
That pop in the theater for cap using the hammer and when the two Spider-Man characters Toby and Andrew came out of the portal will forever give me chills.
I absolutely loved infinity war and endgame.....but when Toby and Andrew came out the portal....omg I screamed (BY FAR) louder than I ever have at any movie.....fuking mind blowing
The fact that this list could be Top 20 just as easily tells you all you need to know about the unprecedented scope and impact of the MCU. My 45 year old ass cried tears of joy for most of Endgames climactic battle.
@@jakealter5504 True. But Tony didn't tell Steve and the other Avengers about creating Ultron. So that makes those two even. Plus keeping secrets from each other strain themselves and the Avengers to split.
@@cyclopstb true but Tony did plan to tell the others about ultron when ultron was complete, he didn’t expect the mind stone to create ultron’s AI (he did point out that they were nowhere near ready for that step in the program)
I've grown up with the MCU franchise and there’s a lot of speechless moments to me from the first "I am Ironman" quote to Jane Foster's character development in Thor Love and Thunder. But I am also a woman with a disorder and when a team only involves one woman (either in tv shows or movies) I attach myself to them making them my favorite character. So to me Black Widow will always be my favorite MCU character and her sacrifice in Endgame is the only time I've ever felt truly speechless when watching a movie
I only saw Infinity war this year, and it really did instantly become a favourite movie of mine, just because it ended with the villain winning (Yes I know End game exists) cause it is so rare for any movie that isn't horror to end badly
I wasn’t big on Thanos winning. But hey, there is Endgame. There was also Captain America Civil War where Zemo succeeded in ripping apart the Avengers.
@@bighand1530 Well, I have always loved tragedies in stories, have even written a small romance one as well. Also I just LOVE how they went about it and how well Josh Bolin played him (in my opinion)
I remember watching it in the theater and almost everyone didn't move in their sit even all of the post-credit has been played and the lights were turned on.
In principle I understand what you mean. And to be honest, real life doesn't always make the good ones happy. But what I (and most people in the world) had to whitness in the last three years and what I see daily around me, makes me being fed up so much with seeing evil, that I prefer movies with happy endings. Maybe I am taking all that far to personally.
Tom Holland acts amazingly in that scene and honestly as I was going through the mental process of what that meant and what it would be like in my head it almost reflected the exact reactions he was expressing
I would of put the moment from civil war at the fight scene at the end. Where cap says “tony he’s my friend and Tony says so was I”. Gives me chills every time.
to me nothing will ever beat that moment when Cap gets back Mjölnir, that was just the start of my non-stop teary and heart pumping excitement that ended when they beat Thanos
I remember my theater going uncomfortably silent when Tobey got stabbed. Like “we’re five seconds away from having a riot” kinda quiet. People really, really love Tobey as Spider-Man…
Cap saying, "Avengers..... assemble"!, was epic. I was there on opening night of, "Endgame", and the whole damn auditorium was on its feet cheering! We need more moments like that.
#1 should have been 616’s ( Marisa Tomei ) Aunt May dying and saying the iconic line; “With great power there must also come great responsibility". That scene alone gets me crying in solving every single time I see it.
By far the best scene is Thor arriving in Wakanda, everything seemed hopeless for the avengers in wakanda and when you saw Bifröst launching in Wakanda with Thors new Armor and Strombreaker with the Avengers Theme is sublime. The way he screamed bring me Thanos befor launching in the air and roaring with the weather changing into a storm, representing his anger and dark feelings towards him. It still remains the most epic scene in MCU history
Loki's death in his own TV series was surprising at the time even if it only lasted a few moments. Wandavision becoming super interesting in Episode 4 was a massive surprise considering the build up to it was mostly quite boring. I also like how Marvel managed to get both Kurt Russell and his son on board.
Wandavision led everybody in all sorts of directions so of course when quicksilver made his debut everyone lost it cuz they're like oh my God X-Men finally? Only for Marvel to throw a nice curveball I appreciate that they weren't going to introduce X-Men right away but they did a good job leading us to that direction
I loved the Quicksilver cameo in Wandavision. Cap picking up the hammer. I knew it was coming, but it was still amazing! I think that Coulson's death was a very important moment. The scene that I think really should have been in the top ten was Carol Danvers standing up again and again after all the times she got knocked down in Captain Marvel. Like one of my sixth grade male students told me after he went to see it, it was a great girl power moment.
"Carol Danvers standing up again and again after all the times she got knocked down" I think every living thing gets up after it is knocked down. A small kitten will get up when it knocked down. To me that was one of the low points in the movie. They should have had something inspiring
@@jamesparson Say what you want about the "Mirror Match Introductory Movie Formula", Captain Marvel is the first origin story MCU movie in a LONG time they didn't follow that formula and it's widely considered to be one of the worst in the franchise. And for whatever reason you're going to claim, you're wrong, unless you say it's because the screen play SUCKED. Edit: Don't get me wrong, I like the character, I like the actor they chose, I liked the plot which really isn't all that complicated (though it's more complicated than most MCU plots (but JUST BARELY)), and I wasn't swept up in the media firestorm around female empowerment because it's the first MCU movie with a female lead and expecting the movie to be about that. The screen play just plain sucked.
@@jamesparson Yes, yes it did. You're not wrong about that moment, but it's more representative of an overall failure of the screen play since that's supposed to be the big "Hurrah" moment of the movie and it falls flat.
i agree with the snap.the audience reaction when people starting dissolving to dust was mind blowing and just shocking.when i saw this with a sold out crowd,all you heard was "no!!!!" when certain characters died and the audience was just devestated.whata movie moment.the bad guy actually won!!
Peter's reaction after being exposed was the exact same reaction I had in the theatre. Except I didn't nearly curse but my hand was definitely over my face
The more recent marvel moment that left me speechless was in Thor: Love and Thunder. Where Jane Foster of all people was wielding a broken Mjolnir and became a super heroine! A character and a popular tool that were thought to be lost made for one shocking return!
The number one moment should of been 'Tony starks I am iron man snap'. I thought for sure it would be #1 and it wasn't even on the list lol. Best suprise and touching moment in MCU history.
Another moment I would put up there is Aunt May dying in No Way Home as she says "With great power comes great responsibility." Going into the movie, we pretty much knew Tobey and Andrew would show up. But Marisa Tomei's Aunt May dying half way through? That was unexpected and really connected the experiences of Tom Holland's Spider-man to the other two.
The post credit scene where Eddy and Venom are getting a grip on everything about the MCU at a bar, only to be sent back to their universe, but a small piece of Venom was left behind.
Of the Illuminati, only Charles acted rationally. They judged one person based on the actions of another and withheld a book of pure goodness, and downplayed an imminent threat. If Doctor Strange was as dangerous as they thought, what does that say about whoever has him running? They even explained to the bad guy how Black Bolt's power works. And then he was dumb enough to use his power after she took away his mouth. Arrogance and stupidity in one convenient package. They had it coming.
Nick Fury appearing in end credits of the 1st Ironman movie deserves an honorable mention. Looking back on it, Fury telling Tony that there's a bigger universe out there basically tells the audience to get ready for the MCU. Also, Hulk vs Hulkbuster fight was awesome.
When they sent those two, I was curious about which one would make the sacrifice. That they fought to be the one to do it was astounding. As they fought I started to realize I think that Nat would be the one to die. I had hopes they'd find a way around it but I figured that one would die. Calling the last movie of the original group "Endgame" suggested that when it was done many would die so I wasn't surprised with any of the deaths; just kind of saddened that characters I've grown to really like are gone. I can't imagine that the future MCU will stand up to this beginning.
Never Speechless in These moments… usually ROARING in delight!))) In the car with The Vulture, he’s still Spider-Man… he could easily/quickly grab the gun and break every bone in The Vulture’s body.
Pretty much the same for me - when that scene happened I was like holy they're doing the Avengers ... Then when we started to see Thanos it was like noooooo, they're not going to do the Infinity Gauntlet .... Anything else still had the WTF moments but those two just set out intent and led to things I had thought I was never going to see on the big screen!
@@Tanglewalker The same thing.. Remember at the end when you just see Thanos nothing else just him and everybody was like what what could that be is that
How about the scene they shot where Nick Fury says Radioactive Bug Bites Gamma Accidents and Assorted Mutants. Mr Stark you've become part of much bigger world you just don't know it yet.
Yeah I know a lot of people were surprised by that one how easily the Illuminati was dispatched. And it was so gruesome as well which fits perfectly for a horror
I loved in Infinity War when everyone is getting overrun and then the Bifrost hits and Thor, Rocket and Groot make their entrance. That scene still gives me chills. Also, when Wanda makes it down to the battlefield and easily dispatches so many invaders and Okoye is like "why was she up there this whole time?" was also a great scene.
The best seen I liked was when Vision was down and Wanda refused to leave his side, and stood alone to fight the children of Thanos, and lo and behold Captain America shows up, with Black Widow and the Falcon to lend some much needed help in the nick of time.
That was epic as the train passes to reveal a bearded Captain America in the shadows….. he catches the spear and tosses it back like a grenade in Call of Duty.
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Portals.
Is the true Endgame of the Avengers against Thanos' Endgame...
Despite Tony Stark's Sacrifice is the ultimate cost for Thanos' defeat...
This moment, within the Marvel Cinematic Universe - is something that can never be reproduced nor be delivered ever again- not even of MCU pits the Avengers with the X-Men or any other Marvel Squad, Nor pitting Marvel against DC Comics, Shonen Jump, Capcom, or any other Pop Culture Favorites that exits within and outside Disney's Ready Player One._
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Upon seeing Scott’s Quantum Realm trip go south in theaters, someone a few seats down and diagonal from me threw the old courtesy to others reminder to the wind. I remember that more than I do Hank, Hope, and Janet getting dusted.
So technically your wrong about the Mandarin Ben Kingsley is not the Mandarin he took the name but he wasn't the actual character
IRON MAN'S DEATH?!?!
No matter how old I get, seeing those portals open in Endgame will always put joy in my heart
Let's not forget the amazing piece of music that accompanied it. It was absolutely perfect for the entire saga
@@adamd5849 agreed. Alan Silvestri outdid himself with this movies score
Indeed!
@@adamd5849 And the so often ignored call back line that preceded it, "On your left."
I tear up every time.
Its heartbreaking how sad Strange is, when he says: "Everyone who knows and loves you..... we.... we will have no memory of you"
I dislike this scene. It’s cringy. The writer is implying that Strange loves Peter. B$. They met during infinity War and died the same day.
Strange chose to let Peter die as a part of his plan to save the Universe. He doesn’t love Peter - the writers just use him as a Stark substitute and hope the audience plays along.
The audience may love SpiderMan - that doesn’t mean Dr. Strange loves Peter Parker.
that "we", oh man
@@summertyme5748 doesn't mean he didn't grow to like and appreciate him since FAR FROM HOME. He's had a few years to grow fond of the kid. He was harsher than Tony and took less time than Tony to warm up to him. Plus Endgame reset his priorities. So in essence it's not BS.
@@summertyme5748 lol, bro… you unhappy with life or sum? Lol
@@summertyme5748 man it’s a movie just let the writers do what they want to do
Charlie Cox’s Matt Murdock as a surprise cameo in ‘Spider-Man: No Way Home’ is also PRICELESS.
That's why it's on the list
Yes but I wish it was a surprise.
@@hendrixlynch5918 it was a surprise
@@DonsStudios It really wasn’t! Everyone knew before the movie came out
@@ChazzDiBianco rumors are different
The Snap was awesome... but finally getting to hear, "Avengers! Assemble..." Was off the chart. It brought home all of the years of wait for an epic payoff. That's my own number one.
Agreed, the Snap was something. Peter's scene is still heartbreaking to watch. 😰😭
@@everlenaoliver6912 Agree. Peter was only what 16/17 years old on his snap death which he was the youngest Avengers.💔😭
I loved the 'Avengers Assemble' line, but him picking up Mjolnir was even more epic for me.
@@everlenaoliver6912 I don’t feel so good…
Every moment in Endgame was iconic
When Captain America was facing down Thanos & his entire army, & when all hope was lost "On your Left" (Almost) Every Hero from The MCU showed up for The Final Battle...💬
Right before Sam said, "Cap, it's Sam", I was thinking where is everyone from Hulk's snap and if it even worked by bringing everyone back.
Enter.....Sam's, "Cap, it's Sam, on your left", the entire audience in that theater lost their shit.
We all went from Infinity War with the Thanos snap to Captain America's, "Avengers, assemble" in the one of the most epic moments in film history.
I remember hearing so many voices catch when they heard Sam.
I got chris Evans to sign my endgame funko pop it says On your left
@@tgzaks7901 oh yeah mine did too.
@@tgzaks7901 So did I.
Groot's sacrifice in Guardians of The Galaxy was the one that did it for me, as well as Thor seeing his mother for the last time in Avengers Endgame.
Tony's death?! Natasha's?! Thor's entrance in infinity war? These lists are awful sometimes. Thor's scene with his mom and Quill's reason for being called Starlord break me every time. Also better than half of these.
Man I CRIED SO HARD on that portal scene especially when Tchalla comes through first
What most people don't talk about is what it really meant for Thanos to acquire The Soul Stone. The love he had for Gamora had to be real. Not that he convinced himself he loved her or thought he loved her.
But he actually had to truly love her.
People often talk about how sad and devastating is was for Gamora to die in such a way & that Thanos is really committed to his goal to have killed Gamora. Both thing's are completely true BUT there is another side here that as I said above most people just don't talk about.
That scene also bookended so well with Clint Barton and Natasha in Endgame. You have one man willing to kill his own beloved child for the soul stone and you have two people who love each other so much that they are unwilling to let the other one die to save them.
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So true. 👍👍👍
To show you how much it is shown that he loved her, it was very much from the first time he met her as a kid, a subtle detail but I admired how he gave her the knife to distract her and told her to balance it, even when the noise from the fire team went off, he turned her head away from the savage scene and told her to concentrate...
Added to that, Thanos, very much aware of her having the location was quite patient with her, whereas he tortured the other daughter for information, he took Gamora on the ship, endured her disrespect whilst bringing her refreshments and even controlled himself in a debate about his plans, he even used her sister to inflict the pain Gamora should get, to get Gamora to speak up. He's a villian. He did not need to be that patient with her.
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That's true.
Yep, the stone - being an Infinity Stone - would KNOW if the feelings were not real. Can't fool it because its abilities can see into YOUR soul to test you.
Black Widow sacrificing herself to get the soul stone...what left me Speechless was her death can't be undone. 💬
I’d say half the universe was speechless after infinity war 😏
Yep infinity ♾ war half the universe of boys
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I see what you did there. 😉
Unfortunately, Half the Universe didn't watch it... just Most of the world
still too soon
The last 45 minutes of Endgame was so epic but totally agree with Cap wielding Mjolnir.
It was so sad to see Peter not reminding MJ who he is just to keep her n Ned safe and for him to be literally all alone.
To see everyone vanish after the snap, especially Peter was jaw dropping
Parker freaking out because he knows something is happening and feels it more because of his spider senses, being completely terrified after watching it happen to everyone else, reminding us how young he really is and how awful of a loss they are facing.
The bit with Captain America wielded Mjolnir for the first time is always going to be by far the best moment ever
The portal scene in endgame with cap saying 'Avengers Assemble!' wielding the mjolnir and leading everyone to battle will always be the most epic scene in the cinematic history.
I agree ❤
When Tobey and Andrew appeared in NWH & Cap picked up the hammer, I wasn’t speechless. I was screaming in the theater. 🤣🤣
Yup. In the theater I watched in, everyone stood up and cheered
I think Banner saying to Captain "That's my secret captain. I am always angry" moment is one among the best moments.
John Walker killing that one guy was the most jaw-dropping scene for me. See Walker snap like that and the gruesome image of Caps bloody shield was CRAZY.
@@Tanglewalker seriously, though.
That scene was never surprising to me because one, plenty of MCU heroes have reacted like Walker did, and two, Cap’s shield has been bloodied before even in the present day, they just never chose to address it. So the supposed shocking desecration of the shield was just par for the course for me. My reaction was more that I was worried about Walker and how badly that grief was going to hurt him.
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Vision picking up Thor’s hammer is a bit of a speechless moment. As well as Captain America picking up the hammer. That was pretty fcking dope.
Also Vision dying fcking two times, speechless.
Yondu's sacrifice in Guardians 2 was a much bigger surprise and Andrew Garfield saving MJ was a way more special moment.
Love all these moments. But the one moment that I love the most, it’s the most touching in my opinion is in Thor Ragnorok. Right before Thor makes his reappearance on the bridge as the God of Thunder. He has a vision of his dad and Thor tell him he isn’t as strong as he. And Odin says “No…you’re stronger.” And walks away. Such a lovely moment. A moment we all sons strive for to hear from our parents.
I love when he said “are you Thor…god of hammers?? Hmm?”
Agree, that is my favorite moment in the entire series just for that simple yet powerful line
One moment comes to my mind was from GOTG V2 was when Quill is bout to die and Yondu gives Quill the only life saving tech in his arsenal. Showing a adoptive father's love is just as powerful as a biological fathers. 'He may have been your father boy, but he wasn't your daddy'
Or the "I'm Mary Poppins y'all!"
I loved that scene. Michael Rooker made the character amazing!
@@beverlyh3822 I can't think of a character he's portrayed that wasn't amazing XD
I Also loved that moment 😥
Agreed 💯👍
It should've been on this list
The Snap from "Avengers: Infinity War" and Iron Man's sacrifice from "Avengers: Endgame" will forever be my 1st and 2nd favorite MCU movie moments that left me speechless and emotional.
I agree 110%.
same here....
Those two snaps were the most speechless moments for me as well
“We can handle your little witch”
Proceeds to get destroyed with ease
Captain Over confident
Avengers endgame itself is speechless
Agreed
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Kinda.
Amen brother
Nah it was objectively worse then Infinity war...
Cap saying Avengers assemble when everyone came from the portal was just beautiful
2 things:
I cried so hard when Peter decides not to tell his friends.
It bugs me that Gamora can be “resurrected” but Natasha cannot. It was clear for both cases that loop holes get punished
Gamora was not resurrected. I think some viewers will never understand the mutliverse - esp now that Marvel has f’ed it up so badly following the brilliant Endgame.
@@summertyme5748 comment author used the quotation marks, so I think they don't mean literally.
P. S. Nothing f'ked
I would say that the moment in Loki Episode 1 where Loki finds Infinity Stones in a drawer and finds out the true power of the TVA was a pretty shocking moment tbh... All these Infinity Stones and how much pain they have caused, and they're absolutely insignificant to the TVA
Word that pissed me off
To the point where the stones are so insignificant that they're used as paperweights!
And also, finding out that all the TVA employees were Variants themselves.
@@Tanglewalker That's definitely true! And to people who are more well-versed in the comic lore, that might have been obvious. But when we saw the scene for the first time, many of us didn't know that the Infinity stones only work in their own universes! But I also meant more generally like, how the TVA can just control time and go into whatever timeline and remove powerful objects and variants like it's nothing. That was a big pill to swallow after watching the Infinity Saga. The fact that the TVA could have stepped in and stopped Thanos, but didn't because it was supposed to happen (according to the Sacred Timeline)... that's just mindblowing!
Well, it’s almost criminal that there’s no mention of the “And I… Am… Iron Man!” Scene in Endgame. I remember the feeling to KNOW what he was going to say a split second before, and when Tony said that phrase, the cinema audience ROARED. What a moment.
Exactly. Killian being the "real" Mandarin, but Tony dying doesn't? What a ridiculous oversight.
My friend was an extra playing a photographer in the original Iron Man when he did the "I am Iron Man" line. I was thinking the 2nd I am Iron Man was quite possibly going to be number one.
I wish they had added the kneeling scene to the actual movie instead of the extras reel. It was beautiful and heartbreaking. Absolutely should have been in there. I wish they would do a directors cut and add some of those extras. But endgame is the best ever. I watch it all the time. I love it. Sometimes I go and start way back at avengers and just do those and civil war. Sometimes just infinity war and endgame. Twice Ive watched them all in chronological order. Endgame is always the best, I can’t imagine anything ever being better. 😢
@@beyerch - well...if the audience "roared", then they weren't exactly speechless... >.>
Thor arrives in Wakanda in Infinity War is definetly top 3 speechless moments
Totally agree!!👍👍👍
Not exactly speechless
@@DonsStudios not were exactly alot of the other entries 😆
That is rated the most epic entrance of any movie ever
Agree
I don't care what everyone says, Avatar might have the highest box office, LoTR might be the best trilogy that was ahead of its time, but nothing beats the experience of Infinity Saga, growing up with our favourite heroes, watching trailers, making speculations, waiting for them to come out, and the emotion roller coaster we went through in the cinema.
The whole experience is one of a lifetime experience, especially the silence in the cinema when Thanos snaps, the cheer when Thor enters Wakanda with Stormbreaker and Captain America lifts the Mjolnir, and the weep when Tony sacrificed himself, it is not something that the future generations can understand. The future phases of Marvel might be great, but it will never have that special moment again.
Toast to the MCU, toast to the original Avengers, and toast to the ones here today who can experienced all these moments.
That pop in the theater for cap using the hammer and when the two Spider-Man characters Toby and Andrew came out of the portal will forever give me chills.
Tobey & Andrew coming out of the portals is a speechless moment
Like totally!
It. Was. So. AWSM!!!!!
I absolutely loved infinity war and endgame.....but when Toby and Andrew came out the portal....omg I screamed (BY FAR) louder than I ever have at any movie.....fuking mind blowing
It was expected but like thanos snapping the universe was totally unexpected
The fact that this list could be Top 20 just as easily tells you all you need to know about the unprecedented scope and impact of the MCU.
My 45 year old ass cried tears of joy for most of Endgames climactic battle.
The best "oh sh*t" moment was when Tony saw that it was Bucky who killed his folks.
Brainwashed
And that Steve knew but didn’t tell him
@@jakealter5504 True. But Tony didn't tell Steve and the other Avengers about creating Ultron. So that makes those two even. Plus keeping secrets from each other strain themselves and the Avengers to split.
@@cyclopstb true but Tony did plan to tell the others about ultron when ultron was complete, he didn’t expect the mind stone to create ultron’s AI (he did point out that they were nowhere near ready for that step in the program)
The "Dad speech" is still the best singular acting performance in the entire MCU.
I've grown up with the MCU franchise and there’s a lot of speechless moments to me from the first "I am Ironman" quote to Jane Foster's character development in Thor Love and Thunder. But I am also a woman with a disorder and when a team only involves one woman (either in tv shows or movies) I attach myself to them making them my favorite character. So to me Black Widow will always be my favorite MCU character and her sacrifice in Endgame is the only time I've ever felt truly speechless when watching a movie
I only saw Infinity war this year, and it really did instantly become a favourite movie of mine, just because it ended with the villain winning (Yes I know End game exists) cause it is so rare for any movie that isn't horror to end badly
I wasn’t big on Thanos winning. But hey, there is Endgame. There was also Captain America Civil War where Zemo succeeded in ripping apart the Avengers.
@@bighand1530 Well, I have always loved tragedies in stories, have even written a small romance one as well. Also I just LOVE how they went about it and how well Josh Bolin played him (in my opinion)
The dark Knight
I remember watching it in the theater and almost everyone didn't move in their sit even all of the post-credit has been played and the lights were turned on.
In principle I understand what you mean. And to be honest, real life doesn't always make the good ones happy. But what I (and most people in the world) had to whitness in the last three years and what I see daily around me, makes me being fed up so much with seeing evil, that I prefer movies with happy endings. Maybe I am taking all that far to personally.
I don’t usually get sad about movies but the end of no way home actually made me emotional
Tom Holland acts amazingly in that scene and honestly as I was going through the mental process of what that meant and what it would be like in my head it almost reflected the exact reactions he was expressing
I would of put the moment from civil war at the fight scene at the end. Where cap says “tony he’s my friend and Tony says so was I”. Gives me chills every time.
Amazing scene and great acting
So was i *
“Speechless” isn’t exactly the word I would use to describe Killian’s reveal as the real villain for _Iron Man 3_ .
same here,
I was like ffs way to destroy iron man's best comic villian
to me nothing will ever beat that moment when Cap gets back Mjölnir, that was just the start of my non-stop teary and heart pumping excitement that ended when they beat Thanos
I think it should've been a tie for #1 with both the snap and the portals.
I see Captain America holding Thor’s hammer, I click
I understand begging on other MCU problems, but damn that list speaks volumes. Makes me want to start from the beginning and watch it all over. Again.
I remember my theater going uncomfortably silent when Tobey got stabbed. Like “we’re five seconds away from having a riot” kinda quiet.
People really, really love Tobey as Spider-Man…
6:30 I can see Red Skull's face when Steve Rogers return the Soul Stone on Vormir.
One can only imagine how Cap reacted at seeing his former nemesis...
Cap saying, "Avengers..... assemble"!, was epic. I was there on opening night of, "Endgame", and the whole damn auditorium was on its feet cheering! We need more moments like that.
Cheering and clapping yep.
#1 should have been 616’s ( Marisa Tomei ) Aunt May dying and saying the iconic line; “With great power there must also come great responsibility".
That scene alone gets me crying in solving every single time I see it.
The honorable mentions were more shocking than what was on the bottom 5 of the list 😭😭😭
By far the best scene is Thor arriving in Wakanda, everything seemed hopeless for the avengers in wakanda and when you saw Bifröst launching in Wakanda with Thors new Armor and Strombreaker with the Avengers Theme is sublime. The way he screamed bring me Thanos befor launching in the air and roaring with the weather changing into a storm, representing his anger and dark feelings towards him. It still remains the most epic scene in MCU history
Loki's death in his own TV series was surprising at the time even if it only lasted a few moments.
Wandavision becoming super interesting in Episode 4 was a massive surprise considering the build up to it was mostly quite boring.
I also like how Marvel managed to get both Kurt Russell and his son on board.
The portals and Cap getting the hammer will always make scream with joy (inside when I’m around people) alone I’ll scream “Frick yeah!” Every time
Wandavision led everybody in all sorts of directions so of course when quicksilver made his debut everyone lost it cuz they're like oh my God X-Men finally? Only for Marvel to throw a nice curveball I appreciate that they weren't going to introduce X-Men right away but they did a good job leading us to that direction
That sucked
He's still out there.
@@danielcostanza1029 Yeah but not in this universe as of now. That one is dead
I loved the Quicksilver cameo in Wandavision. Cap picking up the hammer. I knew it was coming, but it was still amazing! I think that Coulson's death was a very important moment. The scene that I think really should have been in the top ten was Carol Danvers standing up again and again after all the times she got knocked down in Captain Marvel. Like one of my sixth grade male students told me after he went to see it, it was a great girl power moment.
"Carol Danvers standing up again and again after all the times she got knocked down"
I think every living thing gets up after it is knocked down. A small kitten will get up when it knocked down. To me that was one of the low points in the movie. They should have had something inspiring
@@jamesparson Say what you want about the "Mirror Match Introductory Movie Formula", Captain Marvel is the first origin story MCU movie in a LONG time they didn't follow that formula and it's widely considered to be one of the worst in the franchise. And for whatever reason you're going to claim, you're wrong, unless you say it's because the screen play SUCKED.
Edit: Don't get me wrong, I like the character, I like the actor they chose, I liked the plot which really isn't all that complicated (though it's more complicated than most MCU plots (but JUST BARELY)), and I wasn't swept up in the media firestorm around female empowerment because it's the first MCU movie with a female lead and expecting the movie to be about that. The screen play just plain sucked.
@@morgantaylor84 The screenplay sucked.
@@jamesparson Yes, yes it did. You're not wrong about that moment, but it's more representative of an overall failure of the screen play since that's supposed to be the big "Hurrah" moment of the movie and it falls flat.
Thank you for mentioning Coulson's death! He's as much a part of the MCU as any other character.
The movie audience reaction to end game was marvelous...I wish I could relive it again
That snap was the snap of a life time
Seeing Cap wield Mijnor’s still the FRESHEST scene in cinema history/MCU history.
The ending of No Way Home had me crying for 2 days after. It truly was speechless.
i agree with the snap.the audience reaction when people starting dissolving to dust was mind blowing and just shocking.when i saw this with a sold out crowd,all you heard was "no!!!!" when certain characters died and the audience was just devestated.whata movie moment.the bad guy actually won!!
@@Tanglewalker Yeah, the snap shown in Black Widow movie was trippy
My theater was so quiet you could hear a pin drop. And I was doing my best not to break said silence by sobbing uncontrollably, haha.
Peter's reaction after being exposed was the exact same reaction I had in the theatre. Except I didn't nearly curse but my hand was definitely over my face
The more recent marvel moment that left me speechless was in Thor: Love and Thunder. Where Jane Foster of all people was wielding a broken Mjolnir and became a super heroine! A character and a popular tool that were thought to be lost made for one shocking return!
2 more moments from Infinity War could have been on the list: Loki's death and the reveal of Red Skull.
The Portal Scene Is The Only Time I Got Goosebumps While Watching A Movie Tbh 😂
I Was So Excited Bro
I was literally crying of excitement
The number one moment should of been 'Tony starks I am iron man snap'. I thought for sure it would be #1 and it wasn't even on the list lol. Best suprise and touching moment in MCU history.
Another moment I would put up there is Aunt May dying in No Way Home as she says "With great power comes great responsibility." Going into the movie, we pretty much knew Tobey and Andrew would show up. But Marisa Tomei's Aunt May dying half way through? That was unexpected and really connected the experiences of Tom Holland's Spider-man to the other two.
Very impressive moments, true. the return of Ant Man in Endgame was also very powerful.
180: I got teary eyed when Peter didn’t tell his friend and girlfriend
I'll never not love watching Tony Stark say " I am ironman " before snapping Thanos out if existence
The post credit scene where Eddy and Venom are getting a grip on everything about the MCU at a bar, only to be sent back to their universe, but a small piece of Venom was left behind.
Bro, first clip, RDJ is so young! Crazy af to see that.
That Avengers Assemble moment was the loudest I ever saw a movie theater cheer. Best movie experience I’ve ever had.
Gonna be a long time before we get another movie experience like that again.
@@bighand1530 Endgame was a 10 year wait. I'm sure it won't take that long again
179: Captain Carter, Mr. Fantastic and Charles Xavier is an amazing shock as the best scene in the movie but what Wanda did is brutal
Of the Illuminati, only Charles acted rationally. They judged one person based on the actions of another and withheld a book of pure goodness, and downplayed an imminent threat. If Doctor Strange was as dangerous as they thought, what does that say about whoever has him running? They even explained to the bad guy how Black Bolt's power works. And then he was dumb enough to use his power after she took away his mouth. Arrogance and stupidity in one convenient package. They had it coming.
I think Thor discovering he has to fight Hulk in Ragnarok could have been an honorable mention.
I would agree if it wasn't spoiled in the previews. Would have been a great surprise.
Nah. The grandmaster prob just thought hey we got the hulk. Now the god of thunder let’s make em fight - unaware of their past relationship
Nick Fury appearing in end credits of the 1st Ironman movie deserves an honorable mention. Looking back on it, Fury telling Tony that there's a bigger universe out there basically tells the audience to get ready for the MCU.
Also, Hulk vs Hulkbuster fight was awesome.
I think Thanos clunky snap and Iron Man having snatched the stones from Thanos, should have been pretty high on this list.
Just like Aunt May’s reaction at the end of Spider-Man: Homecoming. What the f-?!
I was gobsmacked by Nat’s death. I thought for sure it was going to be Clint, or that they’d find a way to bring her back.
When they sent those two, I was curious about which one would make the sacrifice. That they fought to be the one to do it was astounding. As they fought I started to realize I think that Nat would be the one to die. I had hopes they'd find a way around it but I figured that one would die. Calling the last movie of the original group "Endgame" suggested that when it was done many would die so I wasn't surprised with any of the deaths; just kind of saddened that characters I've grown to really like are gone. I can't imagine that the future MCU will stand up to this beginning.
I remember watching Endgame in theaters and got excited at the Mjolnier part
When Thanos snapped, there was like a devastating silence
AAAAAHHHH! Harry Styles as Thanos’s brother?! I was so shocked and excited, I almost fainted out of my chair
sitting in the theater during Thor's Bring me Thanos scene brought me chills.
Thor arriving in Waianae saying bring me thanos with the special effects will always be goated to me.
Marvel always find a way to make us speechless everytime we watch them
The worthy cap was shocking! More than the snap
I can’t believe you left out Black Widow’s sacrifice…. That hurt more than Tony’s death.
Never Speechless in These moments… usually ROARING in delight!)))
In the car with The Vulture, he’s still Spider-Man… he could easily/quickly grab the gun and break every bone in The Vulture’s body.
Avengers endgame is one of the mcu best films ever made
I remember reading somewhere that it would be a genius idea for a What if? episode if the other half survived the snap and I totally agree...XD
The end-credits of the first "Iron Man". When Nick Fury showed up and used the words "Avenger Initiative", I happy-cried in the theater!
Pretty much the same for me - when that scene happened I was like holy they're doing the Avengers ... Then when we started to see Thanos it was like noooooo, they're not going to do the Infinity Gauntlet ....
Anything else still had the WTF moments but those two just set out intent and led to things I had thought I was never going to see on the big screen!
I am Iron Man ....
And then you heard Black Sabbath play.
@@Tanglewalker The same thing..
Remember at the end when you just see Thanos nothing else just him and everybody was like what what could that be is that
How about the scene they shot where Nick Fury says Radioactive Bug Bites Gamma Accidents and Assorted Mutants.
Mr Stark you've become part of much bigger world you just don't know it yet.
OMG!! Yes! Best scene ever! That’s when everyone in the theaters sounds like a dodger stadium
My heart still sinks when I hear Tony’s mother say “Howard” after she sees her husband die 😢
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Yeah I agree Liz's dad caught me off guard I'll be honest when I first saw homecoming it was very sudden
No. 1 has to be Cap picking up Moljnar. As a Captain America reader and fan for 65 years, it has to be.
I was speechless the whole time in that Loki finale
AntMan and the Wasp post credit gave me the biggest chills first time watching it
Yeah I know a lot of people were surprised by that one how easily the Illuminati was dispatched. And it was so gruesome as well which fits perfectly for a horror
I loved in Infinity War when everyone is getting overrun and then the Bifrost hits and Thor, Rocket and Groot make their entrance. That scene still gives me chills.
Also, when Wanda makes it down to the battlefield and easily dispatches so many invaders and Okoye is like "why was she up there this whole time?" was also a great scene.
The best seen I liked was when Vision was down and Wanda refused to leave his side, and stood alone to fight the children of Thanos, and lo and behold Captain America shows up, with Black Widow and the Falcon to lend some much needed help in the nick of time.
That was epic as the train passes to reveal a bearded Captain America in the shadows….. he catches the spear and tosses it back like a grenade in Call of Duty.