That said Clint was always a fully trained assassin after all it’s how he met Nat he was sent to kill her. He just used his bow to be controlled and distant about it. When his family was gone the chaos and closeness of his kills was the whole point.
I think because he doesn't see himself as a "hero" really. He sees himself as a father, an everyday guy who has the chance to help the heroes out. Also funny you say this because Rocket even scratches his hair after Scott said something smart XD
"People told me chubby Thor was funny but he's just making me sad." _Thank you._ Thank you _so much_ for saying this. I love seeing someone react with sympathy and understanding for once.
Understanding and sympathy!?!? She literally laughs at his body and says “NOPE. NOBODY wants a drink Thor. Suddenly I don’t ever want to drink again…looking at You!!” Wow what a nice and understanding thing to say to someone who’s struggling to even live!
Yeah first time watching endgame in the cinema I laughed at most of his scenes because the music sets the mood and also the crowd influenced me a little but rewatching I just felt how sad he's been especially during the scene with his mom
Quantum realm! Also, “Fat Thor” got a lot of criticism, but was actually a very realistic representation of how men who’ve been through war and/or trauma react. Self-medicating , depression along with PTSD. The line, “I’m still worthy” is so simple yet so powerful, and it can serve as a message that having mental illness doesn’t make you less of a person. It always gets me teary eyed!
@@siddharthanand6882 I wouldn't say "fat" per se. He's large, like a mid 90's worlds strongest man competitor or NFL offensive lineman. Sure, big gut, but big chest, big arms etc. as well.
I think people reacted in that way because people seek humor when things are uncomfortable, and things are clearly uncomfortable in those moments pretty much. :(
As an overweight person I laughed pretty hard because I definitely understand how depression can contribute and the fact that Thor's body has been a major focal point of the character in the MCU it seemed justifiable that when it fell apart it would get equal focus. I had very strong feelings of empathy but I laughed all the same. Partially at his predicament and partially at my own.
"She (Nebula) doesn't know how to play games" More like she doesn't know that you can lose and still be congratulated for a good game rather than be punished.
@@rohanalias9053 To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with her and watch her reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like her infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
Loved your reaction to "Fat Thor." My girlfriend and I reacted the same way. We've both dealt with depression, so we immediately empathized with what Thor was going through and felt for him. I think it's brilliant that our personal experiences clearly shade how we see Thor's weight gain. When he said "I'm still worthy!" we lost our minds! Poor sweet Thor!
It was also a really good illustration that getting revenge doesn't solve the problem or make the pain go away. Because he only went downhill from there. There were some really good moments in this movie.
It was both. That's why the MCU is so good. There are layers to these characters and the lines they say. That's why re watching them is so beneficial, because you can access the story/characters from different perspectives. It's like watching Tony with his Dad. Parts in that scene may be considered more comedic, but if you lost you Dad, you probably are relating to it a bit more and are seeing it more serious than comedic, just like with Fat Thor. If you don't understand, you think it's stupid. If you do understand and been through similar things as Thor (but not to that extent), you completely understand, and it's everything you (I) needed
I was curious why they kept Clint out of Infinity War right up until I saw Endgame. They introduced us to his family in a previous Avengers film so we're perfectly set up to live that feeling of loss alongside him. It's brilliant. And traumatizing.
The line that got me in this half was Frigga saying to Thor "The future has not been kind to you, has it?" And it makes you realise just how much Thor has been through.
The bit of Frigga's wisdom that stayed with me is, "Everyone fails at who they're supposed to be, Thor. The measure of a person, of a hero, is how well they succeed at being who they are."
@@Tacomaguy458 he also played the guy who got killed in the bathtub with his hand sticking out from civil war and he played that other doctor guy from winter soilder
Scott's daughter would be a teenager at that point. I think an additional part of the reason why Scott was so emotional about seeing how big she was is that he realized he missed her entire childhood (spent most of the first six or so years in prison, then got trapped for another five years in the quantum realm). Assuming she's something like 15, that would mean he was with her for only three or four years. Ouch.
Tony: "Chow time!" Nat: "Did he get a dog?" Tony: "Morgan H. Stark, you want some lunch?" Nat: *happy scream* My biggest smile of the day! Thanks Nat! xD
I actually didn’t mind Bro Thor. Sure, I chuckled in the theatre, but then I saw it as his way of dealing with depression. What slightly bothered me, however, was how the other Avengers treated him. Rocket seemed to be the only one who gave a crap about Thor.
25:59 that moment is even better when you know what happened in the comics around the time Endgame was in theaters. Some dude who was writing the Captain America comics had the "great" idea of making Cap a secret hydra agent all along. Let's say it was not taken well by Cap fans. So this scene is also there mocking that comic "shock reveal". Which is perfect.
Fun fact: Apparently in the original script, there was supposed to be a training montage, and Thor was supposed to get skinny again. Hemsworth supposedly fought to keep him fat for the whole movie. Such a great choice. It makes his pain so much more real, and not just a dumb meme moment.
The character was written seriously depressed, sure there are some laughs here and there, but out of all the heroes, Thor got it worse, and I’m happy that they showed it.
i did not think the way they executed the idea was that good. they didnt stick to either meme or serious to make it work and made thor and hulk seem very boring in my opinion. that being said, i did enjoy endgame a lot less than infinity war (it was my least favorite avengers out of the 4) so im probably already on the other side than most
@@NK-lx8mf Age of ultron was the worst in my opinion and then endgame then the first and infinity war was my fav. Infinity war was my favorite MCU movie.
@@raifthemad He still was still denied five more years of her life. I'm not making light of the five hour / five year split because that's another mental burden to endure. Which is worse, actually being captive for five years or realizing five years was blown away in a blink of an eye? The answer is it always depends on the person. Scott really is a good person, and what he cared most was to be a father his daughter could be proud of. In a strange way, he DID succeed at that. She grew up well and she took after the best parts of him. Talk about a mess.
Natalie being stressed totally resonates with me. I was stressed the whole movie and later when something good happened for once I burst into tears because I was so overwhelmed with all the feelings.
nat: "this is so depressing. it's like the whole world is in clinical depression and grief.. can you imagine if literally everybody on the planet was like that" 2020-2021: umm....
Given the fact that that scene takes place 5 years after 2019 (when it was already outdated) means that Bruce being out of touch was 100% the intention lol
lol this what i imagined as our uncles n other old relatives trying to impress us younger people or just getting into the older trends that we used to do
Yes I do, both times I saw it in theaters, I cam explain, it came out about the same time as my birthday and i wanted to see it, but I was sick, got fixed up and saw it with my dad, my brother was sick too, so he went after me, and I saw it again.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere yeah I agree with something someone said they said that it's not a film it's an experience which I 100% agree with there's no way this Is classed as a film
The mouse is definitely Mickey Mouse. Him saving ant-man, so that he could help the Avengers to save the universe is a meta joke on Disney saving Marvel from complete bankruptcy when Disney bought them.
Someone not following the story or the tone: "Yeah, they cut his head off, they got 'im" *cheering* "Whoo!" "Hah, 'I went for the head', good one Thor. Nice job everyone, mission success"
For me it was the moment, "She dies today." He said it with such quiet resignation. His depression has crushed any thought he had of being able to make a difference.
Me in the theaters having an existential crisis at that part realizing some people have a mother that loves them unconditionally. *confused feelings intensified*
One of the most underrated and best parts of this movie is watching Scott's face as he hugs his daughter. You see about 5 different emotions in the span of 5 seconds. Brilliant.
To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with her and watch her reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like her infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
I was watching a breakdown of endgame on another channel and you could possibly see different avengers representing the different stages of grief. Clint is pain. Nat is denial. Thor is depression. Tony is acceptance. Different heroes. Different powers. Different stages of coping. Probably deeper than its intention, but you can definitely make that argument that the screenwriters used that as a backbone.
Happy Anniversary! Your channel is very special to me, and it's helped me during very high stress times and nights where I have severe anxiety. I think you're really cool, and I appreciate your reactions :)
I remember when some people complained about Thor being the comedic relief but as someone who has dealt with depression and weight issues my whole life, I found his portrayal really uplifting and accurate at moments.
Over the entire series, I think his character arc is the best, and it's not even close. Of the 'mains' he experiences the greatest personal lessons, the greatest losses, and the most growth/change as a character, and I think they did it brilliantly.
The main issue imo was most of the characters showing little to no empathy for him, and some emotional moments being undercut by comedy. The portrayal was good but a lot of the jokes around it just felt mean.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 I can definitely see that. They were definitely mean, but also kind of accurate in my experience in terms of, that's happened to me
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 to be entirely fair though, until his talk with his mother, I doubt Thor would have accepted any attempt to empathize. He's trying to avoid thinking or talking about any of it and that's super clear in his new Asgard intro.
*Steve in the elevator.* Natalie: There's gonna be another fight, yeah! *Steve says Hail HYDRA.* Natalie: That was even better! All of us in theaters. 😁
Loved this scene. It reminded of the arc where cap was a secret agent for hydra infiltrating shield. Pretty sure they were referencing that plot also but who knows.
@@typharian9281 I think it is. Not long before this movie the comic image of Cap saying "Hail Hydra" went viral and people were -pissed-. So I'm pretty sure this is a jab at that
Cap took them all on easily before and could've just as easily done that a second time, but the idea was to keep a low profile. Fighting them would've drawn a lot of unwanted attention.
The beer that gets Thor on the ship is Tropicalia IPA by Creature Comforts - a craft brewery in Athens Georgia. I work for their distributor here in Atlanta. They had no idea their product would be so prominently featured (Thor is even visibly wearing their t-shirt under his sweatshirt - and you can see Thor with another of their beers earlier - including in the trailer). Apparently while filming in Atlanta, the crew fell in love with the beer. They contacted the brewery and asked for some samples and t-shirt - and for a signed release. They didn’t think much about it. Then the movie came out, and everybody involved was floored.
@@Timbuktu407 they make what consumers buy. Same brewery makes a terrific Pilsner, for instance, and the head brewmaster obsesses over it, but it’s dwarfed in sales by the IPA and Pale Ale. There is a lager-dominant brewery here that does well, but even they were pretty much forced to start producing their once only occasionally-made IPA year-round because the public demanded it. You’ll find the actual brewers are rarely as crazy about IPA; their personal favorite styles tend to be crisper, cleaner styles (they are purer and hide fewer flaws)
A belated Happy Anniversary to you! I would have said it sooner, but i was waiting for the second part of your reaction before I watched this one. Awesome so far!
THANK you! ...And, thank you. There are too many in-film gags at fat (alcoholic) Thors expense (some are fine, expected even fun/funny & enjoyable. There are just too many, and often out of context). But I am always surprised and dissapointed at how many viewers think that (obvious) PTSD Thor is simply a "rollicking hoot" or even stupid. NO! Clearly, he is suffering. Everyone (women especially) are appropriately heartbroken at Wandas lifetime of loss and woe. But because Thors response to his litany of unimaginable suffering, loss and failure is to hide away in a cabin with his stoner pals, just play videogames, eat chips and drink all the beer in northern Europe, he becomes a fit target for scorn and mockery. Innapropriate.
It wasn't him being a joke that bothered me I felt bad for him. What bothered me were the characters and the movie treating his whole arc like a joke. NOT how a guy in his state should be treated. Really wished they drove home how depressed and sad he was like Infinity War.
Fun fact, the orange and blue beer Thor is shown holding a few times is Tropicalia by Creature Comforts, made in Athens, GA. While the film's crew was making Engame in Atlanta they became so smitten with Tropicalia that it got a cameo. Less than fun fact, the crew is LARGE so they bought every case they could find (and they ranged wide and far to find it), they even got all the kegs they could - to the point that it became the summer of "Why the hell can't we find Tropicalia anywhere?"
@@Phelddagrif1998 They should have consulted with me, I could have tuned them onto "Emergency Drinking Beer" by Wild Heaven, another great local IPA (with a very funny can) that could have split the supply shock with Tropicalia a little bit that summer 😁
It is one of the things I really appreciate about the MCU, they really sell the reason for things happening. There is a certain other universe that Martha's just about everything. I'd say the first 2/3rds of Wonder Woman was good, then they Snydered it with the skybeam and boring, massive CGI fight. I enjoyed Aquaman as well, but the story was very basic, with very little motivation behind what was happening. It was mostly just a fun eye candy.
yeah, even Strange kept saying in InfinityWar that he'll protect the time stone above everything else, but when he saw the future, he knew... The Ancient One could not see pass her death so she only that far in the future, what I'm trying to say is that I love that she trusts Strange so much....
Fun fact: in the original script, when Clint goes back in time to make sure the time travel works and has to bring something back, he was supposed to go back to Age of Ultron Sokovia and bring back Pietro to 2023
To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with you and watch your reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like your infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
Wow..a year. That is amazing. I remember the first videos you uploaded and its great how things have changed since the beginning. Im happy you've continued this adventure and im happy to be a part of this ride.(Im happy to follow your channel) Just to clear :). Super excited to be part of the next anniversary so ill be excited to see you reach it
I love how the MCU isn't afraid to show serious psychological and psychiatric stuff like PTSD and depression. Not only that, they show the characters actually dealing with it or even overpowering it. Jessica Jones with the scariest abusive relationship ever portrayed in a comic book media, Wanda with the Westview denial phase, Thor still being worthy no matter what, all that stuff is truly great. They are actually addressing the issues that make a character well-written. I really hope the next Spider-Man movie is going to be about the Venom symbiote but actually dark af this time, no Bully Maguire dance or Tom Hardy cringe. Venom was supposed to be an allegory for substance abuse and mental illness, they had to portray adult stuff like that for a while since the company policy on such topics was really strict at the time. They even had to drop the arc where Harry Osborn did drugs. That was around the same time when the DC Joker became a full-on clown for a long while with all the spray flowers and electric buzzers and whatnot. Venom is supposed to be like your intrusive thoughts and anger issues and stuff a lot of people have to deal with. Peter-1 is perfectly primed for that since he's at a point where he lost everything. He has no friends, no family, no college application, no job, no money, no Stark suits (Friday, Karen, and Edith forgor who he was), nothing. It would already be a great setup for a really dark depression storyline, add a little Venom to that and we have ourselves the perfect metaphor where Peter's internal battle transforms into an external battle against a regular physical villain. I really hope they go this route for one movie, maybe even an arc spanning Avengers or something. They could obviously try to top No Way Home by creating live-action Spider-Verse but it's not as cool when you already do that in the games and animated movies at the same time. I mean, there can still be a lot of hype moments like Flash becoming Agent Venom or something like that, but we need a long and brutal struggle.
I watched the full-length first, and the youtube vids are special because your editor is wonderful. I'm not done watching yet, but so far my favourite was pointing out the euphemistic "mischief" on Barton's mass-murder spree of criminals. Mischief. It cracked me up during the full reaction too. Mischief! Thanks, Cameron!
11:52 Carol meant that what had happened during the snap hit everywhere across the whole universe. So she was busy, even after five years, helping the other hundreds of civilizations and planets out there.
I'm still laughing at 10:16 😂 "but can you imagine if literally everybody on the planet is in the exact same depressed boat at the exact same time" *coronavirus enters the chat*
Eh, I can say with all honesty that I was no more or less depressed than usual in 2020. I'll admit I've never really been a happy-go-lucky guy though. Lol
First up love the channel, secondly so happy you realized that even though the film kinda presents it in a comedic way Thor is legit depressed. The talk he has with his mum always gets me and the moment the hammer comes to him is so perfect because until it was in his hand he still didn't really believe he was worthy. And you can still be depressed an worthy. Keep up the awesome work :)
Just got finished watching the entire thing through Patreon. Wow Natalie.. it hit me HARD. Oi.. yeah, I watched it when it first came out and a number of times since. Whatever though, watching it again but with you (obviously just the video of you) really affected me. I'm so happy that you've finally made it through the series. :) Congrats and good vibes to ya.
@@jsharp3165 Not really. If you are addicted to the point you dont do anything else and it consumes your life then yes. But 99,99% of gamers are not like that. They just enjoy playing games in their spare time. Hell at least games are interactive and if you play multiplayer you interact with people too. Watching movies/shows you dont do anything but sit there. And you dont talk to people during it, unless you are a dick of course XD
Congratulations Nat!!!! Can't believe it has been a year since you started reacting to Star Wars. Memories. Always love and appreciate your videos. Yeah Endgame, where your tears are inevitable.
i dont know how i found your early reactions but i'm glad i did. no other reaction channels are as charming and funny as yours really. best of luck with another year and more, from australia.
I love that they kept Thor overweight and drunk in the movie as opposed to him getting ripped again like in the original script. It shows that even when you’re at your worst, you’re still a hero because of the actions you’ve taken in the past. Such a healthy message to push.
@@nybergsgarage Weight can be complicated and overeating because of trauma and depression is common. Showing that you are still worthy after all is definitely healthy
@@Ikajo but giving people the idea that they don't need to try to be a healthy weight isn't healthy, because their being fat puts them at increased risk for all sorts of disease.
I figure Hank would have insisted on an engine rebuild if he was going to put a quantum tunnel in the thing. "If we're going to make it mobile, it needs to be MOBILE."
"Did he just become a fully trained assassin because he's so depressed?" That's the most comic book sentence I've ever heard.
That said Clint was always a fully trained assassin after all it’s how he met Nat he was sent to kill her. He just used his bow to be controlled and distant about it. When his family was gone the chaos and closeness of his kills was the whole point.
Just like Batman.
It was a nice nod to his time as Ronin.
@@senhowler
Batman and Ronin.
Half the comic superheroes just looked up... "what's that now..?"
Scott Lang has the biggest golden retriever energy I’ve ever seen in a character
He's just happy to be involved. Scott being enthralled by Thor's backstory on the Stones is one of my favorite moments of his.
His a mix between a Labrador and Golden Retriever
"You are not a labrador retriever!"
"Show me a labrador and I'll retrieve it. Have you got a labrador?"
"No."
"Den shuddup."
I think because he doesn't see himself as a "hero" really. He sees himself as a father, an everyday guy who has the chance to help the heroes out. Also funny you say this because Rocket even scratches his hair after Scott said something smart XD
SO ACCURATE!!
"People told me chubby Thor was funny but he's just making me sad."
_Thank you._ Thank you _so much_ for saying this. I love seeing someone react with sympathy and understanding for once.
Understanding and sympathy!?!? She literally laughs at his body and says “NOPE. NOBODY wants a drink Thor. Suddenly I don’t ever want to drink again…looking at You!!” Wow what a nice and understanding thing to say to someone who’s struggling to even live!
@@Dmusky Lol chill, that was her initial reaction, because that scene was actually filmed for humor. But then it gets earnest, and so does she.
I call him "The Big Lewboski" Thor
I felt both, tbh. It was funny but depressing as hell too
Yeah first time watching endgame in the cinema I laughed at most of his scenes because the music sets the mood and also the crowd influenced me a little but rewatching I just felt how sad he's been especially during the scene with his mom
Quantum realm!
Also, “Fat Thor” got a lot of criticism, but was actually a very realistic representation of how men who’ve been through war and/or trauma react. Self-medicating , depression along with PTSD. The line, “I’m still worthy” is so simple yet so powerful, and it can serve as a message that having mental illness doesn’t make you less of a person. It always gets me teary eyed!
Fat thor let Chris Hemsworth shine as an actor as well
@@rohanalias9053 exactly! He got to show some more of his comedic chops but also his emotional depth
fun fact, thor is acutally fat in the mythology
@@siddharthanand6882 I wouldn't say "fat" per se. He's large, like a mid 90's worlds strongest man competitor or NFL offensive lineman. Sure, big gut, but big chest, big arms etc. as well.
I also like it a lot that he didn't get "Magically Fit" when he recovered his hammer.
"Oh no they became gamers?" IS THE FUNNIEST LINE
it is truly the worst fate
And upon hearing her words, half the people that were in lockdown for a year took a hard look at themselves. Myself included.
Nat: oh no
Me: hey what
She was way more upset about Thor becoming a gamer than an alcoholic lol
yup that cracked me up so much
You're actually the first person I've seen who reacted to Thor being fat with empathy and sadness, not just humor right away.
false i did too :( thor's catharsis and seeing his mom was one of my most fav things. that and hail hydra and im gonna go get a slice LOL
I think people reacted in that way because people seek humor when things are uncomfortable, and things are clearly uncomfortable in those moments pretty much. :(
@@jackieflores9270 I meant from the reaction channel community. I didn't mean to speak for everyone who's seen it :P
As an overweight person I laughed pretty hard because I definitely understand how depression can contribute and the fact that Thor's body has been a major focal point of the character in the MCU it seemed justifiable that when it fell apart it would get equal focus. I had very strong feelings of empathy but I laughed all the same. Partially at his predicament and partially at my own.
When I first saw thor I felt sad but I also laughed, so I was like laugh-cry
How did Thor getting his old hammer back and saying "I'm still worthy" not make it into the reaction video.... It's such a great scene
Compared to the rest of the movie, that scene is pretty dull. It's only good if you have depression and feel what Thor was feeling at the time.
@@sayyidassons9332 so about 20% of the world?
@@sayyidassons9332 yeah that's the point???
@@sayyidassons9332actually not dull, a representation of his mental state.
The fact you’ve avoided spoilers until you watched it in 2021 is AMAZING
Yes...my friends and I had a hard enough time avoiding spoilers and we saw it in theaters in 2019
"She (Nebula) doesn't know how to play games" More like she doesn't know that you can lose and still be congratulated for a good game rather than be punished.
Oof. Hit the nail on the head.
Or win without crushing and humiliating the loser.
oh wow didnt connect that to thanos....
She's shocked because she's never won at anything before. Then Tony models good sportsmanship, which she's also never seen.
@@211Shinobu I'm pretty sure that showing good sportsmanship is a first for _Tony_ as well. Character growth, all round. 😁
"Natalie Gold will return in Endgame: Part 2"
I love that lol
The editor is really creative tbh
Natalie Gold will ...
@@rohanalias9053 for real
That was great but I just want to now WHEN?
@@rohanalias9053 To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with her and watch her reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like her infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
When he snapped his fingers, what happened on earth happened everywhere. That’s what captain Marvel is talking about same thing happening all over
Loved your reaction to "Fat Thor." My girlfriend and I reacted the same way. We've both dealt with depression, so we immediately empathized with what Thor was going through and felt for him. I think it's brilliant that our personal experiences clearly shade how we see Thor's weight gain. When he said "I'm still worthy!" we lost our minds! Poor sweet Thor!
"I lost the kid..." is one of the most heartwrenching line deliveries I've ever seen.
Tony's whole melt-down when he gets back to Earth is hard to watch. He's just done. He's empty. Got nothing and is just done.
@CYB3R2K30 ah the old belittling elitist bullshit comment. I'm sorry I don't have such lofty standards as you, if only I was so cultured eh?
@CYB3R2K30 Troll
@CYB3R2K30 You’ve made 148 comments on this channel and the 3 most recent have been shitting on her reaction. What are you even doing here?
@@soundstorm7 looking for time to waste bcuz he has nothing better to do.
Finally! “I went for the head” wasn’t a comedic moment, it was PTSD. Great reaction
It was also a really good illustration that getting revenge doesn't solve the problem or make the pain go away. Because he only went downhill from there. There were some really good moments in this movie.
@@mycroft16 yeah
It was both. That's why the MCU is so good. There are layers to these characters and the lines they say. That's why re watching them is so beneficial, because you can access the story/characters from different perspectives. It's like watching Tony with his Dad. Parts in that scene may be considered more comedic, but if you lost you Dad, you probably are relating to it a bit more and are seeing it more serious than comedic, just like with Fat Thor. If you don't understand, you think it's stupid. If you do understand and been through similar things as Thor (but not to that extent), you completely understand, and it's everything you (I) needed
@CYB3R2K30 She is not the one who is missing out.
@CYB3R2K30 Definitely wasn't comedy haha.
"Oh no. They became gamers."
I feel personally attacked. Lol
I was curious why they kept Clint out of Infinity War right up until I saw Endgame. They introduced us to his family in a previous Avengers film so we're perfectly set up to live that feeling of loss alongside him. It's brilliant. And traumatizing.
The line that got me in this half was Frigga saying to Thor "The future has not been kind to you, has it?" And it makes you realise just how much Thor has been through.
The bit of Frigga's wisdom that stayed with me is, "Everyone fails at who they're supposed to be, Thor. The measure of a person, of a hero, is how well they succeed at being who they are."
"See you in a minute." Sad, every time.
I got in an argument with a friend....she thinks, after WandaVision, Wanda has had a harder trip overall than Thor. What do you think?
@@4523bgb i think they've been through very similar things. If not nearly identical. They both lost literally all their loved ones.
@@danieldickson8591 What about "Eat a salad" ?! Haha
I love how Cap is leading a therapy group just like what Sam used to do before they met
It's his way of remembering Sam... but carrying on the legacy he was creating when they met.
Marvel will re-doing scenes in a sneaky way lol
Stop I never realized that:(( my favorites
Funny thing is the director is the gay guy in the glasses at the meeting...lol
@@Tacomaguy458 he also played the guy who got killed in the bathtub with his hand sticking out from civil war and he played that other doctor guy from winter soilder
Scott's daughter would be a teenager at that point. I think an additional part of the reason why Scott was so emotional about seeing how big she was is that he realized he missed her entire childhood (spent most of the first six or so years in prison, then got trapped for another five years in the quantum realm). Assuming she's something like 15, that would mean he was with her for only three or four years. Ouch.
Tony: "Chow time!"
Nat: "Did he get a dog?"
Tony: "Morgan H. Stark, you want some lunch?"
Nat: *happy scream*
My biggest smile of the day! Thanks Nat! xD
Here we go!
Wow I didn’t expect to see you here Quill Hahahah. Loved the FTL stream
I'll take "RUclipsrs I watch and didn't expect to see in this comment section" for $500, Alex.
Poggers for quill
Quill18?! I am *so* confused right now.
my realities are crashing into each other and i don't know how to respond... I was JUST watching Crusader Kings 3 XD
Kudos to you for being the ONLY RUclipsr that realized that Thor wasn't comedy but mental issue depression. Thank you for that , Natalie.
Holden Hardman
@@Kriae yes
I actually didn’t mind Bro Thor. Sure, I chuckled in the theatre, but then I saw it as his way of dealing with depression. What slightly bothered me, however, was how the other Avengers treated him. Rocket seemed to be the only one who gave a crap about Thor.
@@sofiyanali2489 to be fair, none of the avengers are well adjusted people
@@meewec2091 I guess you do have a point.
25:59 that moment is even better when you know what happened in the comics around the time Endgame was in theaters.
Some dude who was writing the Captain America comics had the "great" idea of making Cap a secret hydra agent all along. Let's say it was not taken well by Cap fans.
So this scene is also there mocking that comic "shock reveal". Which is perfect.
"You can't even see if he's crying because it's raining."
My brain: "All those moments are lost in time, like tears in rain."
Time to die
Fun fact: Apparently in the original script, there was supposed to be a training montage, and Thor was supposed to get skinny again. Hemsworth supposedly fought to keep him fat for the whole movie. Such a great choice. It makes his pain so much more real, and not just a dumb meme moment.
The character was written seriously depressed, sure there are some laughs here and there, but out of all the heroes, Thor got it worse, and I’m happy that they showed it.
@@jeanpaulmedellin Thor failed worse and lost more than any other Avenger, even Cap.
i did not think the way they executed the idea was that good. they didnt stick to either meme or serious to make it work and made thor and hulk seem very boring in my opinion. that being said, i did enjoy endgame a lot less than infinity war (it was my least favorite avengers out of the 4) so im probably already on the other side than most
@@NK-lx8mf Age of ultron was the worst in my opinion and then endgame then the first and infinity war was my fav. Infinity war was my favorite MCU movie.
@@NK-lx8mf characters like Rhodey or Rocket make fun of him sure, but the film never makes fun of Thor for his depression or gaining weight.
Scott had such a hard time. He was in prison and missed Cassie growing up. And then gets trapped for five years and missed Cassie growing up.
Seeing that look on her face when she sees him again almost makes it worth it.
Yeah, those were my thoughts. Scott really got ripped off.
@@theelexgrahameshow2023 but he just rolls with it. I think that's Scott's superpower.
To be precise, he got trapped for five hours, not five years. Gotta love relativity.
@@raifthemad He still was still denied five more years of her life. I'm not making light of the five hour / five year split because that's another mental burden to endure. Which is worse, actually being captive for five years or realizing five years was blown away in a blink of an eye? The answer is it always depends on the person. Scott really is a good person, and what he cared most was to be a father his daughter could be proud of. In a strange way, he DID succeed at that. She grew up well and she took after the best parts of him. Talk about a mess.
“Lila is one of my favorite names” I think a particular movie will be quite painful when it becomes available
Ooooof
Natalie being stressed totally resonates with me. I was stressed the whole movie and later when something good happened for once I burst into tears because I was so overwhelmed with all the feelings.
One of the best moments in Endgame is Thor talking to his mom in Asgard. I cried every time I watch that.
And eat a salad.
Tony.... he’s been wondering about his dad since iron man 1
"She does today."
"Oh no they became gamers" never been so hurt by something I completely agree with
truly the worst fate lmao
She targeted gamers...
GAMERS!!!
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Whats the agreement on?
For the God of Thunder that is an unfortunate fate. No judgement intended for mere mortals though.
nat: "this is so depressing. it's like the whole world is in clinical depression and grief.. can you imagine if literally everybody on the planet was like that"
2020-2021: umm....
"I don't want to cry"
The Russos: "Aww... so anyway..."
What I love about the "Dab!" is that it really could be at any time, because Bruce being totally out of touch only makes it funnier.
Agreed, seemed like a joke at Bruce's expense
Given the fact that that scene takes place 5 years after 2019 (when it was already outdated) means that Bruce being out of touch was 100% the intention lol
lol this what i imagined as our uncles n other old relatives trying to impress us younger people or just getting into the older trends that we used to do
i think we all want to go back into time to when the entire cinema was going through this movie together. truly a once in a lifetime experience
no
Yes I do, both times I saw it in theaters, I cam explain, it came out about the same time as my birthday and i wanted to see it, but I was sick, got fixed up and saw it with my dad, my brother was sick too, so he went after me, and I saw it again.
100% agree. This movie deserves to be at the top of all time. It's the greatest movie-going experience of my lifetime.
@@sharp9150 I'll second that: Just no.
@@JustWasted3HoursHere yeah I agree with something someone said they said that it's not a film it's an experience which I 100% agree with there's no way this Is classed as a film
THAT REVENGE OF THE FALLEN POSTER WITH A TACO HAD ME DYYYYIN!!
LoL
The mouse is definitely Mickey Mouse. Him saving ant-man, so that he could help the Avengers to save the universe is a meta joke on Disney saving Marvel from complete bankruptcy when Disney bought them.
I mean it was definitely a rat but close enough
It was Master Splinter.
But its a rat, not a mouse
When Thor said “I went for the head.” this was for me the moment you could feel his depression and helplessness the most. Such a sad moment.
Not sure why people in the theatres laughed though.
@@MelissaAndersonTheFutureLegend ikr, like everyone in the scene was sad, the music was somber, why were people laughing and cheering lmao
@@MelissaAndersonTheFutureLegend Yeah that shit was weird. Nothing about that scene had a comedic tone.
@@MelissaAndersonTheFutureLegend lmaoo mine too
Someone not following the story or the tone:
"Yeah, they cut his head off, they got 'im" *cheering* "Whoo!"
"Hah, 'I went for the head', good one Thor. Nice job everyone, mission success"
I’m surprised she didn’t cry when Thor and his mother talked. That was one of the few moments that hit me hard in the movie.
For me it was the moment, "She dies today." He said it with such quiet resignation. His depression has crushed any thought he had of being able to make a difference.
The whole theater was sobbing when Thor saw his mom
Me in the theaters having an existential crisis at that part realizing some people have a mother that loves them unconditionally. *confused feelings intensified*
When Thor said, I'm still worthy, I got super choked up. I was all, "That's right, Thor. You are."
Such a beautiful moment 💜 don’t worry, lots of tears are coming
when Natasha says, "See you in a minute", my heart cries.
Anyone else patiently waiting for part2? Cause I'm freaking excited
@Rasmus lies!
“Oh no they became gamers....”
best line of this video
I felt attacked.
@@MiguelAngelGutierrezRamirez You're not alone in that thought
it was the most tragic story part of the movie 😔
Literally!
Haven't had a better insult all day.
Yes, I caught that too. lol XD
One of the most underrated and best parts of this movie is watching Scott's face as he hugs his daughter. You see about 5 different emotions in the span of 5 seconds. Brilliant.
I've shown that exact scene to people to show that Paul Rudd is the most underrated actor in the MCU. The range in that one scene is incredible.
To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with her and watch her reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like her infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
@@jakemijares9980 I get what you are saying but why are you typing it in multiple comment threads
@@jakemijares9980 Exactly...she is keeping the best bits for the patreon which is so stupid...who came out with that stupid website?
That moment is probably 1 of 3 times in the marvel movies I always get chills at
16:46 😆😆😆 Oh, look how _small_ the taco looks in Hulk's hand. 😆😆😆 Consider how gentle the touch he has to practice.
Nat about Tony: "If he dies... I'm gonna die."
Everyone: ...
Once you go past the jokes and “ha ha, fat Thor”, Thor in endgame is really a great portrayal of how depression can affect people.
it would have been a too depressing. I think it struck a good balance.
@@nunnie768 yes absolutely.
I was watching a breakdown of endgame on another channel and you could possibly see different avengers representing the different stages of grief. Clint is pain. Nat is denial. Thor is depression. Tony is acceptance.
Different heroes. Different powers. Different stages of coping. Probably deeper than its intention, but you can definitely make that argument that the screenwriters used that as a backbone.
It hit me pretty hard because I did exactly what Thor did and hid away, playing video games for years. I could really relate.
I guess it wasn't just the body type I related to then...
The youtube edit is missing 2 key moments. "I love you 3000" and the moment Thor gets his hammer back and realizes he's still worthy.
I would add "Americas ass" to your worthy list.
Agree. Two of the biggest "feels" in the first half.
"I love you three thousand" is possibly my strongest recollection from the first time I saw the movie. It's delightfully innocent.
@@joeparks7288 YES! I forgot about that one. I was waiting for that in the moment. It was a shame to not hear it.
"I could do this all day"
"Yeah , I know "
I cried when Cap opened up a group therapy place, because that's literally what Sam did in Winter Soldier. It's like Steven's way of honoring him :')
Happy Anniversary! Your channel is very special to me, and it's helped me during very high stress times and nights where I have severe anxiety. I think you're really cool, and I appreciate your reactions :)
"I'm still worthy" is one of my favorite lines of this movie.
Yeah, he's starting to heal. 1st the talk with his mather, then Mjolnir letting him hold it.
yes! a little surprised that part wasnt kept in this reaction.
And the needle drop that leads into GOTG to go along with it is fucking genius.
She removed that reaction from this video to make you pay for patreon 😪
I remember when some people complained about Thor being the comedic relief but as someone who has dealt with depression and weight issues my whole life, I found his portrayal really uplifting and accurate at moments.
Over the entire series, I think his character arc is the best, and it's not even close. Of the 'mains' he experiences the greatest personal lessons, the greatest losses, and the most growth/change as a character, and I think they did it brilliantly.
Same here. The "I'm still worthy" moment on Asgard hit me hard, something we all need to hear occasionally.
The main issue imo was most of the characters showing little to no empathy for him, and some emotional moments being undercut by comedy. The portrayal was good but a lot of the jokes around it just felt mean.
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 I can definitely see that. They were definitely mean, but also kind of accurate in my experience in terms of, that's happened to me
@@tortoiseoflegends4466 to be entirely fair though, until his talk with his mother, I doubt Thor would have accepted any attempt to empathize. He's trying to avoid thinking or talking about any of it and that's super clear in his new Asgard intro.
Happy anniversary Nat and thank you for a year of entertainment. Look forward to the next year.
HAPPY ONE YEAR ON THIS VIDEO! I think this was one of the first ones I watched with you and I have loved the ride every since :) keep em coming :)
*Steve in the elevator.*
Natalie: There's gonna be another fight, yeah!
*Steve says Hail HYDRA.*
Natalie: That was even better!
All of us in theaters. 😁
We all love the cool fight scenes, but somehow this avoidance-of-fight scene was even cooler!
Loved this scene. It reminded of the arc where cap was a secret agent for hydra infiltrating shield.
Pretty sure they were referencing that plot also but who knows.
@@typharian9281 I think it is. Not long before this movie the comic image of Cap saying "Hail Hydra" went viral and people were -pissed-. So I'm pretty sure this is a jab at that
Cap took them all on easily before and could've just as easily done that a second time, but the idea was to keep a low profile. Fighting them would've drawn a lot of unwanted attention.
I love that smirk from Chris Evans when he got the scepter like, "Easy."
Simultaneously waiting for Endgame and the Red Wedding has been torture.
I would say don't use those words because you might spoil things, but she's probably already seen it and just hasn't released the video.
@@Tesserex was thinking the same.
@@Tesserex Yeah she's released the red wedding on patreon
Already watched it on Patreon!
@@Tesserex She's on the start of S5 irl, and has finished all Marvel movies irl as well, she knows what happens. :)
@ 10:28 your editor's images are spot on. Hope everyone who can has gotten their shots so we can put an end to this slow snap.
Watching this again before I watch the next one thank you for posting both so closer together
The beer that gets Thor on the ship is Tropicalia IPA by Creature Comforts - a craft brewery in Athens Georgia. I work for their distributor here in Atlanta. They had no idea their product would be so prominently featured (Thor is even visibly wearing their t-shirt under his sweatshirt - and you can see Thor with another of their beers earlier - including in the trailer).
Apparently while filming in Atlanta, the crew fell in love with the beer. They contacted the brewery and asked for some samples and t-shirt - and for a signed release. They didn’t think much about it.
Then the movie came out, and everybody involved was floored.
Maybe they didn't know it's the one that makes Avengers that ask for a their beers or they already accustomed to celebrities getting beers from them 😆
That’s awesome, love that.
Absolutely love that story! Lol!
What is the obsession craft breweries have with IPAs, and ale in general? Lol
@@Timbuktu407 they make what consumers buy. Same brewery makes a terrific Pilsner, for instance, and the head brewmaster obsesses over it, but it’s dwarfed in sales by the IPA and Pale Ale. There is a lager-dominant brewery here that does well, but even they were pretty much forced to start producing their once only occasionally-made IPA year-round because the public demanded it. You’ll find the actual brewers are rarely as crazy about IPA; their personal favorite styles tend to be crisper, cleaner styles (they are purer and hide fewer flaws)
Tony: "chow time!".
Natalie: 😯 "did he get a dog".
I don't know why that made me laugh so much.
Well it's basically the same 😁
iconic Natalie
It's so wonderful seeing someone else's organic reactions to these films, feels like I'm reliving the hype! =)
A belated Happy Anniversary to you! I would have said it sooner, but i was waiting for the second part of your reaction before I watched this one. Awesome so far!
I just love the ominous covid virus that comes up as she's saying imagine if everyone had depression at once.
"Is a rat going to get him out?"
Yes Nat, a Disney rat.
Theory: the rat is actually TOAA.
@@spikeysnack please
That was an amazing into! Only one year and you've come SO far. Love watching this reactions. ❤️❤️❤️
Finally someone who actually feels sad about Thor, everyone just think he's being funny but it's just depressing to see him being like that
17:50 Natalie seems more worried that they become gamers, than Thor literally falling into alcoholism
As a depressed, alcoholic, combat veteran myself, I have to say -- Thor hits me differently.
HUGS
THANK you!
...And, thank you.
There are too many in-film gags at fat (alcoholic) Thors expense (some are fine, expected even fun/funny & enjoyable. There are just too many, and often out of context).
But I am always surprised and dissapointed at how many viewers think that (obvious) PTSD Thor is simply a "rollicking hoot" or even stupid. NO! Clearly, he is suffering.
Everyone (women especially) are appropriately heartbroken at Wandas lifetime of loss and woe. But because Thors response to his litany of unimaginable suffering, loss and failure is to hide away in a cabin with his stoner pals, just play videogames, eat chips and drink all the beer in northern Europe, he becomes a fit target for scorn and mockery.
Innapropriate.
"It is not having entered the Dark House, but having left it, that matters." Blessings to you. You will find your way.
It wasn't him being a joke that bothered me I felt bad for him. What bothered me were the characters and the movie treating his whole arc like a joke. NOT how a guy in his state should be treated.
Really wished they drove home how depressed and sad he was like Infinity War.
Thanks for your service, I hope you get better
I waited until the second part was up - I have LOVED watching you experience some of my favorite movies of all time - Can't wait to watch more! :D
Fun fact, the orange and blue beer Thor is shown holding a few times is Tropicalia by Creature Comforts, made in Athens, GA. While the film's crew was making Engame in Atlanta they became so smitten with Tropicalia that it got a cameo. Less than fun fact, the crew is LARGE so they bought every case they could find (and they ranged wide and far to find it), they even got all the kegs they could - to the point that it became the summer of "Why the hell can't we find Tropicalia anywhere?"
I love on sight filming facts like these its what makes filming really unique to a certain place and crew. Big ups man.
@@Phelddagrif1998 They should have consulted with me, I could have tuned them onto "Emergency Drinking Beer" by Wild Heaven, another great local IPA (with a very funny can) that could have split the supply shock with Tropicalia a little bit that summer 😁
When the Ancient One was told what Strange did I could see the wheels in her head turning. Like this is what changes her mind
It is one of the things I really appreciate about the MCU, they really sell the reason for things happening.
There is a certain other universe that Martha's just about everything.
I'd say the first 2/3rds of Wonder Woman was good, then they Snydered it with the skybeam and boring, massive CGI fight.
I enjoyed Aquaman as well, but the story was very basic, with very little motivation behind what was happening. It was mostly just a fun eye candy.
@@Hanneth Thank you for the comparison no one asked you to make.
that is why he gave it up.
yeah, even Strange kept saying in InfinityWar that he'll protect the time stone above everything else, but when he saw the future, he knew...
The Ancient One could not see pass her death so she only that far in the future, what I'm trying to say is that I love that she trusts Strange so much....
As Laurence Olivier said to Dustin Hoffman: "Acting!"
Fun fact: in the original script, when Clint goes back in time to make sure the time travel works and has to bring something back, he was supposed to go back to Age of Ultron Sokovia and bring back Pietro to 2023
thank you for destroing me Ouch that hurts
What makes that a "fun fact"?
That would’ve been a cool way to resurrect him
I pretty sure your full of it
@@johnbarnes830 lmao ok
You’re the best! Thanks for keeping us company during lockdown. So glad I found your channel.
I really, really love your reactions. Keep me going on sundays with anxiety like this one. THANKS
It's been fun, you've come so far in just a year! :O
The good part is that she never rushed for it
Waiting 10 years( literally half my life right now) , cant be compared with just a year. Damn i love Marvel.
@Chill Fire what? the comment is about her channel, not anything to do with the MCU
To many skips and cuts. And most of them are good moments. I'm too excited to watch along with you and watch your reaction at the same time but I'm kinda disappointed. I know it's just part one but I like your infinity war reaction more. My only problem here is the cuts.
@@jakemijares9980 you have to watch on her patreon to watch her full reaction. I think all the best moment reaction is on the patreon instead of here
Nat saying "See ya in a minute" breaks my heart everytime.
Oh yes, that's true! I didn't make the connection until just now from your comment!
Wow..a year. That is amazing. I remember the first videos you uploaded and its great how things have changed since the beginning. Im happy you've continued this adventure and im happy to be a part of this ride.(Im happy to follow your channel) Just to clear :). Super excited to be part of the next anniversary so ill be excited to see you reach it
Love your reactions!! Finally subscribed to your patreon today to see the rest of this reaction. Actually watched along! ❤️
i will forever remember natasha's "see you in a minute"
Biggest lie in mcu😭😭😭
@@andyb1669 right😔 i always cry lmao
"I've been looking forward to this." - Count Dooku
“My powers have doubled since the last time we met Count.” - Anakin Skywalker
@@piercebuckley7699 Good twice the pride double the fall
I love how the MCU isn't afraid to show serious psychological and psychiatric stuff like PTSD and depression. Not only that, they show the characters actually dealing with it or even overpowering it. Jessica Jones with the scariest abusive relationship ever portrayed in a comic book media, Wanda with the Westview denial phase, Thor still being worthy no matter what, all that stuff is truly great. They are actually addressing the issues that make a character well-written. I really hope the next Spider-Man movie is going to be about the Venom symbiote but actually dark af this time, no Bully Maguire dance or Tom Hardy cringe. Venom was supposed to be an allegory for substance abuse and mental illness, they had to portray adult stuff like that for a while since the company policy on such topics was really strict at the time. They even had to drop the arc where Harry Osborn did drugs. That was around the same time when the DC Joker became a full-on clown for a long while with all the spray flowers and electric buzzers and whatnot. Venom is supposed to be like your intrusive thoughts and anger issues and stuff a lot of people have to deal with. Peter-1 is perfectly primed for that since he's at a point where he lost everything. He has no friends, no family, no college application, no job, no money, no Stark suits (Friday, Karen, and Edith forgor who he was), nothing. It would already be a great setup for a really dark depression storyline, add a little Venom to that and we have ourselves the perfect metaphor where Peter's internal battle transforms into an external battle against a regular physical villain. I really hope they go this route for one movie, maybe even an arc spanning Avengers or something. They could obviously try to top No Way Home by creating live-action Spider-Verse but it's not as cool when you already do that in the games and animated movies at the same time. I mean, there can still be a lot of hype moments like Flash becoming Agent Venom or something like that, but we need a long and brutal struggle.
I watched the full-length first, and the youtube vids are special because your editor is wonderful. I'm not done watching yet, but so far my favourite was pointing out the euphemistic "mischief" on Barton's mass-murder spree of criminals. Mischief. It cracked me up during the full reaction too. Mischief!
Thanks, Cameron!
“Oh, now he’s motivated because he remembered the other kid, his other kid”
Glad to know you’re on board with iron dad and spider son🥺
"Oh no, they became gamers?"
I felt that.
I feel attacked :)
@@zaphodbond Same bro. gonna cry now while playing my PS4
ey whoa
Yeah, that hurt.... a lot.
17:40 _oh no they became gamers_ 😂😂😂 -JC
Today was a hard day for me and this helped. Thank you. Happy anniversary. Can’t wait for part 2
11:52 Carol meant that what had happened during the snap hit everywhere across the whole universe. So she was busy, even after five years, helping the other hundreds of civilizations and planets out there.
I'm still laughing at 10:16 😂 "but can you imagine if literally everybody on the planet is in the exact same depressed boat at the exact same time" *coronavirus enters the chat*
COVID: "I am inevitable."
Eh, I can say with all honesty that I was no more or less depressed than usual in 2020. I'll admit I've never really been a happy-go-lucky guy though. Lol
I never got depressed during covid.
Henry. Now that we have a real world-wide crisis, I really don't enjoy seeing the post-snap world in Endgame.
@@jackdonohue7893 Lots of other ppl did
I really wanted to wait for part 2 so I could watch them back to back, but I couldnt resist!!
And now Im sad I didnt wait....so excited for part 2!
First up love the channel, secondly so happy you realized that even though the film kinda presents it in a comedic way Thor is legit depressed. The talk he has with his mum always gets me and the moment the hammer comes to him is so perfect because until it was in his hand he still didn't really believe he was worthy. And you can still be depressed an worthy.
Keep up the awesome work :)
I‘ve never clicked this fast EVER
(edit: wow thank u so much for so many likes😂)
same..
lol 5k within 10 mins. you and a few others
Same lmao
LITERALLY THOOOO
i actually was debating to myself....should i watch it right away...or wait for the part 2......in the end...here we are LOL
Natalie: We'll go back in time using the Time Stone!
Endgame: Well, yes, but actually no.
Just got finished watching the entire thing through Patreon. Wow Natalie.. it hit me HARD. Oi.. yeah, I watched it when it first came out and a number of times since. Whatever though, watching it again but with you (obviously just the video of you) really affected me.
I'm so happy that you've finally made it through the series. :) Congrats and good vibes to ya.
New watcher / sub here and you got me staying up late watching these avengers reactions cuz they're seriously such honest, great reactions!
17:50 Hearing Nat say "Oh no, they became gamers" in that tone was absolutely hilarious. X'D
Yeah, she said it like it was a bad thing. Like they were on drugs or something. "Oh no, they became heroin-addicts?" LOL! XD
@@NikstSWE It’s pretty analogous.
@@jsharp3165 Not really. If you are addicted to the point you dont do anything else and it consumes your life then yes. But 99,99% of gamers are not like that. They just enjoy playing games in their spare time. Hell at least games are interactive and if you play multiplayer you interact with people too. Watching movies/shows you dont do anything but sit there. And you dont talk to people during it, unless you are a dick of course XD
@@NikstSWE Or unless you're doing a reaction video.
Cap: You gotta move on.
Also Cap: No, I don't think I will.
Congratulations Nat!!!! Can't believe it has been a year since you started reacting to Star Wars. Memories. Always love and appreciate your videos.
Yeah Endgame, where your tears are inevitable.
i dont know how i found your early reactions but i'm glad i did. no other reaction channels are as charming and funny as yours really. best of luck with another year and more, from australia.
I love that they kept Thor overweight and drunk in the movie as opposed to him getting ripped again like in the original script. It shows that even when you’re at your worst, you’re still a hero because of the actions you’ve taken in the past. Such a healthy message to push.
well, not exactly "healthy", because if people are lead to believe they can be healthy at any weight, a lot more people are going to die of obesity...
@@nybergsgarage Weight can be complicated and overeating because of trauma and depression is common. Showing that you are still worthy after all is definitely healthy
@@Ikajo but giving people the idea that they don't need to try to be a healthy weight isn't healthy, because their being fat puts them at increased risk for all sorts of disease.
From what I heard it was Hemsworth that fought to keep him overweight and not just let him magically bounce back to his old physical self.
@@Ikajo Dude, I think you are seriously confused about what the person meant by "healthy message."
Plus, BTW, Thor is an Asgardian.
Of all the unbelievable aspects of marvel movies, Louis’ van making it from San Francisco to upstate New York..
I figure Hank would have insisted on an engine rebuild if he was going to put a quantum tunnel in the thing.
"If we're going to make it mobile, it needs to be MOBILE."
Best part of my day -- Nat Gold!
I love how most of your comments and questions are answere just a few scenes or minutes later. :P keep up the good work. :D