Tony Meets His Dad - "No Amount Of Money Ever Bought A Second Of Time" - Avengers: Endgame (2019)
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- Tony Meets His Dad - "No Amount Of Money Ever Bought A Second Of Time" - Avengers: Endgame (2019)
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Howard just saved the whole universe by reminding tony of the briefcase
Yup. Howard and the mouse are the real MVPs
And now you got 420 likes look at that xD
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Dad will always make sure their sons succeed
Did anyone take the time out to acknowledge Jarvis back then??
Something I just realized. Tony never liked people handing him things, but in this scene he accepts holding the flowers for Howard.
He handed him the briefcase right before that too. I swear the marvel writers and directors pay attention to detail more than anyone in the history of Hollywood
@@kevinblue1976 For real dude!
He's is father
It’s his father if you didn’t notice the title
@@Kkali1980 and?
*Years later*
Howard Stark: Honey, can you explain me why our son looks exactly like that Howard Potts guy I met years ago?
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I wish he knew...
Broooo.... 😂😂
Sadly he won't live enough to notice it
"I am not going easy on him"😂😂😂😂
"Howard Potts"
Took the names of the people he loved the most.
Nah, just lazy writing
@@davidwagstaff47it would be hard to come up with a name on the spot in that situation
@@StellarJAGuar not really
@@davidwagstaff47 I don’t agree with you
@@StellarJAGuar give it time, you will
Tony : "NO amount of money ever bought a second of time"
Also Tony : Literally invents a Time Machine.
Even he did, he still age, and those around age too and eventually die, nothing lasts.
@@Arejen03 hulk invented immortality
But creating time machine does not mean you bought time , you are spending time going back to future.
@@ishanmoorjmalani4684 yep, for your body time is always going forwards no matter what
actually hank pym invented the quantam machine, ant man proposed it could be used to travel through time and iron man made a device that allowed you to pick the exact time and place to go to. so thats technically wrong
Tony acts nervous around his dad cause he's never actually had a bond with him then. Yet he acts formal with others.
It’s also because he knows his dad is dead and he had the chance to see him again without him bursting into tears.
its also because he hadn't seen him in 32 years so yeah you can imagine he's nervous meeting his deceased dad
Also, he is a das now so he knows how is to be a father now
@@Hoax69696 like father like son
Both dead fathers
@@chucho9170 without his dad even knowing he's his son
0:57 - Tony holds his dad's finger; similar to sons holding their dad's finger during their childhood. Perhaps one of the best moment ever; This scene is an absolute emotional bonding.
The Grasp Reflex...🥲
I immediately thought of that
Mostly when your dad asks you to pull their finger, they fart lol
Shake it, don't pull it
@@filmcriterion9204double meaning 😂
"I thought my dad was tough on me, right now I just remember every good stuff"
This hit hard :')
That moment was a revelation for me.
Not my case, unfortunately.
gotta call my dad🥲
I miss my father
*_hits differently when you lose your dad._*
I am truly sorry for your loss.
I'm sure he was a great guy.
@@Calin89us thank you so much🙏 I lost him 1 year back when I was just 18. he had a cerebral attack.
@@DebzLife I’m sorry too man 😔 I can’t imagine losing mine. But as Ultron said “What doesn’t kill, just makes us stronger” 😁 but as Stark said “Everything is going to be alright”
@@julianj9830 thank you 🙏❤️
Same here bro
Tony: I have a girl
Translation: “Father you have a little granddaughter”
right exactly. but also that he will never met her
The way he said it while looking at him 😢
And, a grandson
Yeahhh ❤❤❤
@@rainbowmane3233nah no grandson
Or am I missing something?
My favourite thing about this whole scene is how Tony, a man who is very much in control of nearly every situation he finds himself in, completely turns to jelly in the presence if his dad.
I would also feel that way. Talking to a younger version of my dad would bring a lot of emotions, mainly sadness because mine passed away in 2019.
@juanchocorleone I'm sorry to hear that matey. Just cherish the memories 👍
My dad passed away when I was 1, so I would give everything in the world to have memories of him. From what I've heard from the family, and what I saw from pictures, he was a cool guy.
@@juanchocorleoneso sorry for your loss my friend.
1:56 "The greater good has rarely outweighed my own self-interest."
For the first half of Endgame, this was Tony. But he came to accept that he needed to sacrifice his own life and the life he built with his family in order to undo Thanos's work for the greater good.
I’ve always been confused by this line. Is Howard saying that he is incredibly incredibly selfish? Is he proud of that statement? Idk
Also, I think the switch with Tony flipped in the first Avengers when he was carrying the nuke into the void of space. That’s here his character seemed to take a turn imo
@@aaronschwartz6289yes, he's saying that he's self-serving. And he's saying that he's worried that, if he had a son, his son would turn out exactly like him. So when Tony sacrificed his life for the greater good, he broke the generational curse of selfishness, which would have made his dad more proud than anything else Tony accomplished.
Dude probably decided to forgive Howard cuz while that dude may appear as cruel and apathetic to him, he too was busy keeping the world safe by running SHIELD. He also might've figured, "man, I got my second chance, tis time for everyone else to finally get theirs" and thus chose to do his snap even when he had to kinda abandon his daughter, kinda like how Howard abandoned him to keep running SHIELD.
0:20 doesn't matter how older you get you are still afraid of your dad...
always and forever lol
I’m pretty sure it’s because tony didn’t have a long time with his dad to understand him, but at the end, where Howard said he would do anything for his son, tony truly understand
No, he's avoiding interaction incase they accidentally do something to mess up time.
Lol yeah 🤣🤣🤣🔥🔥
why would he be afraid of him
So happy The Big Three got to see their loved ones once again.
Yeah 😂🤣😭
ohh yeah your right !!
THOR saw and talk to his mother
CAP saw peggy
and IRON MAN saw and talk to his dad
@@zeyzey1983 And later, Cap finally got that dance
@@agente5-sigma20 Hawk-eye got his family back, for keeps.
@@IndigoIndustrial We’re focusing mainly on the Trinity, bud
I bet a lot of people would love to have a moment like this with his/her dad. You can only hope to see your old man again in this life or next one.
So if you can at all, thank your dad, for any good thing you can think of. Sure, they're none of them perfect. But most dads love their kids and are probably trying their best to be good dads. And in any case, love given is never a waste. Never.
3:26 Jarvis in the flesh. Actor and character. No amount of A.I. can be your friend.
Depends on the upbringing. Second chances to meet your old man/mom, you either cherish the moment or want to change it so you would not have a negative upbringing.
That guy who drove that car is Jarvis.
😳😳😳 yo I never noticed that until you said it now and yet I saw the movie twice, years ago. That's crazy Jarvis was a human😮😮😮
NO WAY?!?
How did you figure it out?
Was it Howard calling him Jarvis that clued you in that he was Jarvis??
@@vaasmontenegro9308 Yes
same characters from the agent carter show. Great watch if you want to get to know tonys dad more along with agent carter
@@TaegrethWe have a real Sherlock Holmes here folks
3:28 I love how Tony smiles at Jarvis. The script even says it.
Reminds him of his Jarvis AI yea?....
@@kiryukazuma1269 Removes the Just a Rather Very Intelligent System theory.
@@centenarium He created the name with the short form Jarvis and sound is also similar isn't?
@@kiryukazuma1269 Tony also knew the real Jarvis when he was a child
I once held on to the theory that the J.A.R.V.I.S. AI was seeded with memory engrams copied from Jarvis very much in the same way Zola was transferred into a computer in The Winter Soldier.
JARVIS would be the improved, non-evil result of that effort.
I realized that Jarvis was inspired of Howard's butler, before he was known as an A.I.
He was always like that in the comics as well. One of the greatest allies the Avengers ever had
Jarvis was amazing in the show "Agent Carter", SOOO good and I wish there was a season 3 :C
Like in comics which was written by stan lee
Wonder what happened to that person in the MCU.. too bad they never revealed that, or maybe they will later on idk
Tony even tuned AI Jarvis' voice like the butler Jarvis.
This scene hits home for me even more now, especially after losing my dad 7 months ago. Makes me wish I could go back to see him one last time to thank him for everything.
Damn I’m sorry man🙏🏽😢 rip to your dad , hope your well brother 💛❤️
🫂
My Dad’s been gone since 09’. Thank him through your good deeds.
My father passed away September 9th, 2021. I understand your statement all too well.
As heartwarming as this scene is, it also explains a lot about how Howard tried to raise Tony. He was fully aware of his own failings as a person and had hoped for a baby girl in the hopes that his kid would be less likely to turn out like him. He was wildly nervous about parenthood and pretty much winged it; it didn't help that he had a lousy father growing up and didn't have a positive example to follow. God I love these 4 minutes.
Every time I see the end of this scene, I tear up a little remembering my dad who died in 2018 of cancer. I miss him every day.
I also have a little girl. And my dad never got a chance to meet her. Or my wife who moved to the United States from Indonesia the same year my dad passed away. He died while her spouse visa was awaiting approval from the USCIS.
I'm sorry about your loss
I bet your daughter is cuter than Morgan.❤❤❤
Oh
I know how you feel sir. ❤️
The fact that he used his wife's last name to introduce himself to his father
Instinctively.
“Tony….Rogers
@@RayPenber933Dude....🤣🤣🤣.......might as well say, Howard Hitler. You do know that Steve Rogers exists in the timeline and Howard knows him, and 2 names with a sus guy....He ain't a fool either.
@@aayushchandra275 identical surnames aren't uncommon, especially something as simple as Rogers. He might ask if there's any relation, but Tony could've just denied it, had he introduced himself with Rogers of course.
he was choking with Howard Stark, but then Potts save the day
1:15 when Howard tells tony the way to go out, Tony follows his direction like a son does when a father tells him where to go
Or he just went back because IT WAS THE ACTUAL EXIT. No need to look deep into everything.
@@imthejuggernaut6205 Just what I was going to say, lol.
And funnily enough, Tony probably could have attributed his being so "jittery" to "new dad nerves" and gotten away with it too, since it wouldn't be entirely wrong.
1:50 His voice and facial expression when he tells his dad that he's got a daughter now implicitly telling Howard he's a grandfather. Damn.
When tony hugged him, he was like “Thank you dad”
While Howard is like “have I met you somewhere?”
....yeah we’ve all just watched the scene
Coz every son in the world always copy one his father trait, have i met you somewhere, howard realize howard potts look like ,his own personality
@@jennyB07 you must have been having a bad
2:54
Someone tell me , Tony was born in *29/05/1970* then Howard stark says Tony wasn't born yet and it's
*04/07/1970* also birthday of Captain America but how does Howard say that Tony isn't born yet ????.
*I TOTALLY DON'T GET IT* plz anyone could explain ...?
@@misanthropic_child_yt A wizard did it
For non Marvel fans this is just funny
But for a Marvel fan like myself its pure emotion
I only watched 4 films. I cried here too.
Oh shut up
Nah, I am not a marvel fan but I still love this scene, had me in tears.
@@rawnaksadat7685 🖤
Have you grown up watching Iron Man when you were a kid? Then you're a Marvel fan.
My father passed away before they showed on cinema. We both love Marvel movies and would watched them together every time. When I watched this scene at the cinema I couldn't stop crying as Tony hugged his father and said goodbye. What I would give to be able to do that too with my father.
Sorry for your loss brother
be strong brother
bruh imagine if you could travel back in time as an adult and see your younger dad? i'd be smiling the whole time just staring at him
I'm sure many would outright punch theirs and tell them to make better choices.
"No amount of money..."
He literally used his vast financial resources to create an expensive time machine in order to visit the past and see his dad. 🤷♂️
That Contradicted the line.
But it requires brains too, for doing so.
He still did not but time, he did not extend his life or do something that would allow him to stay alive for longer, essentially, he didn't buy time, he just edited a book that was written
@Daredevil what moive snece
Tony knows this, but he also wanted to tell Howard to believe in what he always believe for greater good ...
I wonder if Howard ever noticed how his son later looked exactly like Howard Potts and said he looked familiar when his wife was pregnant
How could he have known what Tony would grow up to look like while his wife was still pregnant
@@sitsia3808 I think they mean when they get to Tony’s teenage years and he starts to look like his Endgame self.
Same thing applies in Back To The Future. Did George and Elaine McFly ever wonder why their youngest son, Marty, was starting to look exactly like the guy who played such a crucial part in them getting together? Did George start to wonder if Elaine maybe had a secret affair with Calvin Klein 18 years ago?
@@fmod77 it’s funny that you say that cause family had a little skit about it and it really made sense
He prolly forgot
"YoU mEtT aLoT oF pEoPlE sIr
What I love about this scene is that iron man basically made fun of those who thought time travel works like back to the future and then he just back to the futured his father by telling him the expression his father would say when he was a kid. Just like Marty told his father “if you put your mind to it you can accomplish anything”. It’s the bootstrap paradox. Love it
@Daredevil yeah
Sorry to burst your bubble, but it's not a bootstrap paradox. The Time Heist stuff was alternate timelines that were later cut/pruned afterwards. So this is alternate Howard Stark, not original Howard Stark. OG Howard never met Howard Potts in the 1970s.
@@loganbigmo yea you really burst my bubble however will I sleep at night thinking about physics in a fantasy movie
@@andygjata Nothing to do with physics, dude. Just what the MCU told us.
ms marvel saved her grandma so the mcu don’t even know
Idk why but that “shake it not pull it” line gets me every time. It’s like tony couldn’t help but to revert back to the kid he was in his fathers presence. Love it
Howard Stark: No amount of money ever bought a second of time
Also Howard Stark: Smart guy
Knew someone would write this best comment ever
😂😂
He called himself smart without even fully realizing it 🤣
He probably knew that quote from Tony who knew that quote from him, time paradox probably idk
@@BortaMaga it would be more hilarious if Tony introduced himself as Tony potts
I wonder if .. much later, Howard suspected that _THAT_ man was actually his time travelling son.
_I'm limited by the technology of my time, but one day .. you'll figure this out. And when you do .. you will change the world._
i wouldnt be surprised if he pieced that in that scene at the end, if so, kudos Mr. Stark :)
This scene created a paradox obviously. The very quote that Tony holds close to his heart was all along came from him.
@@lebrante001 then it is no different to the "No Fate" quote from Terminator 2.
Another example of a Bootstrap Paradox.
I just can't get over the fact that Howard's driver's name is Jarvis... like seriously who names their child Jarvis? I bet we'll never hear that name again.
@@Agent_Coulson his first name is Edwin. It’s like how Batman calls Alfred, Alfred when his first name is something else
"No amount of money has ever bought a second of time." While there have probably been small exceptions to that from time to time, what that quote does show is that time is the most valuable currency we possess, we all want more of it, yet never seem to get enough, so the key is to make the best use of the amount we have.
Don't waste it on things, or people, who are not deserving of it.
Lol howard straight dissing tony. "His frickin beard is weird."
“Let’s just say that the greater good has rarely outweighted my self interests”
Forshadowing Tony’s sacrifice to save the universe.
this scene is why that happened, i think. tony realized that sometimes, the greater good does outweigh your self interests and you have to make a choice. and a world where morgan can grow up surrounded by people that love her is both in your self interest and the greater good. no amount of money bought a second of time, but he made sure every second with his daughter mattered. she'll always remember tony as a good father, the same way that, after a while, tony could only remember the good times with his dad because the bad didn't matter.
Don't know english well so i dont get it, can u explain more??
@@nguyengiorno9026 Howard is selfish: he puts himself over what's best for everyone, and this is why he thinks having a daughter is better than a son because he's worried a son would be more like him/take his personality.
Tony used to be like that but in that last battle he put what was best for everyone over himself by sacrificing his life
Sometimes the greater good IS your self interest.
@@loganbigmo He also put others first in the first Avengers when he redirected the nuke through the wormhole. He survived that, but he didn't think he would.
“ thank you , for everything “ always gets me
Same
I'm in fucking tears rn ugh
It's just funny he added "you've done for this country" just to prevent more suspicions
"For everything you've done for this country" 😂😂😂
I’m glad Tony got to meet his father and speak to him “man to man”. I’ve often told my students that one of best parts of growing up is getting to know your parents as people, instead of just authority figures.
I am already taking interest in Iron Man all because I did have a professor in Cal State LA that goes by that last name. We all call him Prof. Potts.
Everything about this scene is perfect... I lost my dad in May 2015. Seeing this in theaters four years after, I teared up because this (unexpectedly) helped me to finally make peace with his passing
Thank you Thanos, without you Tony wouldn't have had a last meeting with his dad
Thanos is evil tho
@@christiandavila8589 nobody said he's kind , that dude just say thanks to thanos
@@aimanmuizz849 thanos is evil tho.
@@christiandavila8589 he's not evil lol that's like saying galactus is evil
@@GrifterTheBoyIdiot ummm why would he destroy half the avengers then plus gamora?
The look in Tony's eyes while conversing with his dad. 🥺
it makes me so sad honestly
When Tony says “Thank you for everything…”, it hits hard, you can tell right there that his story is coming to an end. 😢
What is and always will be my greatest creation is you.
💯
As someone who grew up with a tough dad, this was my favorite scene in Endgame. If more Fathers only knew how much it means to us for them to be proud of us and tell us they love us.
so true. God knows how many sons wish they could've heard something like this. I mean Tony's character represents that exactly, grew up never thinking his dad loved or cared for him, but over time, especially with Iron Man 2, he realised differently. But most of us aren't that lucky, and many of us never hear their dad express their feelings or pride, and even when they do it comes far too late or far too little. As someone who grew up with an abusive dad, this storyline definitely hits hard.
All men, up until a certain point of their lives understate their relationships with their fathers, which is ironic, because when they become fathers, they still clash with their own sons, even after experiencing these moments of clarity with their own fathers.
This reminds me so much of my father and myself. I am very lucky that I still have him and he's seemingly healthy as an ox for his age, but good god did we have wars when I was growing up.
Life has so many ways of softening your heart and showing you perspectives. Through the past year and a half we've dealt with my mother's stroke and the death of my brother. And its so strange that it took these two life events to make us closer. While I'm approaching 40, for the first time in our lives, my father and I see each other for what we never say in each other: Just two guys trying to figure things out in the world. I had never considered that my father was once a young guy just working, figuring shit out, looking for women, smoking with his friends, laughing at shit he shouldn't be laughing at. Just... a guy. And somewhere through his experience in fatherhood, he never considered the same about me.
My brother/his son's death really took he and I to a different place. It'll always be the most tragic thing in the world that this is what it took. But history is history and something had to happen.
Your dad made you a man and I’m sure he’s proud of you. Cheers my brother, keep your head up
No, don't let such dad's to do that. If he was hard on you in a good meaning way then you've got a wonderful old man. I never realized this for the first 25 years of my life, now I understand my dad.
I agree. I was lucky to have a great dad. I didn't and still don't agree with every decision of his, but he has always had my best interests in mind, and I respect him greatly. I'm very thankful for my dad.
Howard:My wife is pregnant
Tony's face:Congratulation.....Wait,THAT'S ME
tony is adopted son
@@SJ-bl3uw that's only in the comics because in this tony is Howard's biological son
@@SJ-bl3uw only in the comics
@@SJ-bl3uw i prefer if Tony is Howard son
@@Saiputera I think he is in the mcu
Its a ritual for me to comeback to this emotional scene once in a while, the fact that tony got to tell his dad about his wife and daughter feels like a win for me even though he didnt make it .
Tony always gave other people nicknames or made an offhand joke about them, but Howard probably is the only person he met when he acted 100% pleasant and humble, showing how much influence and respect he actually had for his father.
This movie was very amazing and at same point quiet emotional too....because you see The Avengers meeting the one they love so much like..
1- Captain America met Peggy
2- Tony met his father howard stark
3- Thor met his mother frigga
4- Star lord met gamora (That thing is diffrent that she didn't give a shit)
5- Clint got to see his family after 5 years and speacial mention...
6- Cassy the daughter of scott lang
got to see his father after 5 years.
❤️❤️❤️
You forgot-
Tony hugs Peter
But many hated these scenes
And Banner meeting The Acient one XD
@@ms.yawhaw8831 that isn't emotional at all
@@rajmohan9921 he was making a joke
Travelling in the past, having a pep talk with your younger father, must be an emotional experience for Tony. Fathers love really knows no boundaries. And I really shed tears with this heart wrenching scene. Happy Father's Day. 👍
Howard was 53 in this scene too much older to be Tony's father
As long as its a FATHER and not just a donor.
Just think hes the only man in history who was able to go back and hug their dad after they died😢
The voice of Jarvis in the end refreshes so many memories 🥺❤️
His father looks a lot like Mobius from TVA Loki serie
Yes, I also noticed that
when i first watch loki, i always thought that mobius is his father
Did you just compare Mr. Slattery and Owen Wilson 😂
@@Shrektopuz kids these days.....
Wow!!!! -owen wilson
I just realized that his AI Jarvis actually was his dad assistant in person.
YEA
In the comics, Jarvis was the avengers' butler.
Jarvis probably was the father figure for Tony.
@@scarlightemperor3410 wtf? so Tony's dad is now for whatever reason his biological dad's assistant? crazy shit bro
@@v1kyro no. Like Howard never spent much time with Toby when he was younger. So Jarvis probably had to spend time with him.
A rare gift. Tony got to do something most of us who've lost someone would give anything for, turn the clock back however how briefly and speak to them again.
In the same situation, I just couldn't lie to my dad even though he wouldn't recognize me as it'd be before I was born.
Miss him every day.
Tony meeting his Dad and Thor meeting his Mom was the highlight of the MCU.
I never knew that Tony's father expected a lot from Tony. But the way Tony talked with his father in this movie, just brings some heart. Tony really said a lot of things when he was a man than a kid. I think life works that way.
Imagine if Howard stark didn't notice Tony's briefcase 😂
Howard unknowingly still looking out for his son.
Steve rogers: I got an idea “travels to WW2 stealing the tesseract from Red Skull from Hydra”.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@judesagad4161 Whatever it takes.
“Thank you.. for everything….. you’ve done for this country” gets me all the time
Man. One of the final times the MCU was still worth watching.
My father cried watching this scene....he missed grandpa me too🙏😭😭😭
So much like guys overwhelmed....Not got this much likes before. Thank you all so much. Love you all 3000♥️♥️♥️
I know how you feel, buddy.
rip
Sadsad
I don’t want to be bold, but, I have the feeling he also saw this scene as him meeting the you he won’t be around to see. And he cried tears of happiness because he knows you’ll grow to be a great man
That's really relatable. I know how you feel bud
At 2:47 tony got that from he’s dad, but he’s dad got it from tony, in which later tony got it from he’s dad.
no because that happened only in that timeline not in tony's timeline
Omar kmt TVA knew that was supposed to happen, so yes his dad got that quote from future Tony in which later on young Tony got it from he’s dad, then so on.
@@ApplePie-hv8lh I think the TVA reset this timeline where Tony meets his dad, so from Howard's perspective, they never met. Only later on, after Sylvie kills the time keeper, is Steve able to live a life with Peggy in a different timeline. In the first episode of Loki, there is a scene where we can see a Peggy look-alike girl being brought to the TVA. So, when Steve went after Peggy, he created a Nexus event, and a new Peggy that took different decisions... therefore the TVA had to arrest her and delete the timeline. But soon after, once with the freeing of time, Steve was able to be with Peggy. But I don't think that it did anything for Tony's meeting with his dad.
@@enzoremy2464 yea by the time steve returned to peggy, the time keeper is dead, steve is able to be with peggy, without that event, steve and peggy's life wouldve been erased
When looking at Stark, it's like he's about to cry but holding back so hardly.
I love how Howard is literally the golden age Tony Stark in character. Shows how long iron man has been around
Ultimate Love - "My Kid isn't even here yet but there is nothing I wouldn't do for him". How I feel ryt now
1:04 n thats his super power. If i ever see my dad again, i won't be able to stand up. Dad , i miss you so much, thanks for everything.
Tony Stark is an avengers, fought an alien invasion, fought a killer AI, and went one to one with Thanos. But he has never been scared or nervous except meeting his father.
Scene really hits my gut as my Pops passed away and it caught me off guard because my dad was a strong dude who put in 20 years in the oilfield. He also had a drug habit that took him at the young age of 47. We didn’t really end on good terms as I didn’t approve his drug use, if I had just one day with the man I’d just sit and get to know him. That’s one thing I regret not really knowing my pops: his ambitions, his dreams. And at the end of the day give him a hug, handshake and a kiss on the cheek and thank him for working his ass off for me. He may not have been perfect but he was a good dude at heart. Miss you much Pops.
Damn... imagine Howard would have spotted Cap.
I also had this exact thought when I first saw this scene.
old friends meet
One of my favorite scene in AVENGERS ENDGAME
I just lost my father a month due to cancer. I would love to see him again! I know this is just a movie but when I watched this scene due to youtube recommendation. Now I just wish that I would love to travel back through time and hug him again. I miss him terribly. I love you Dad!!
Be strong brother..Things will be alright ..God bless u my bro..
@@AlphaClips thank you for uploading this bro!! and thank you for your kind words!! you too!! God bless!!
I know how you feel, there's so much I wish I could show to mine.
@@Festivex1 Yeah, That's how life is my friend. but It will be alright! I know our love ones is in a better place!
It's my dad's birthday today! I miss you dad! love you so much! thank you so much for everything! I go to this scene from time to time! have a nice day everyone!
1:50 "Lets just say that the greater good has rarely outweighed my own self interest"
That's when Tony got that he needed to make the sacrificial play ☹
Howard:"my wife's expecting...."
Tony: well shi-
Howard stark: “I’m looking for Dr.Zola”
He was off doing his own Hydra stuff
Fun fact : you find time to read the title and play the video but you haven't finished your homework for tomorrow
Heh, kinda
"kids not even here yet , there's nothing I'd not do for him " ...taught Tony to sacrifice himself for his daughter
It’s crazy how he kind of recognized tony from somewhere even though he wasn’t born yet at that time.
I think he sees himself in Tony. Imagine meeting a complete stranger who faintly looks like you and has some of the same mannerisms. You would never place it
You wouldn't recognize the genetic combination of you and your wife? THAT'S crazy bro.
There's something about how genes make people look and act. I once went to a carpenter's shop, have never been there before and the man after a moment of conversation straight up asked if I'm a son of a certain guy - that guy being my father. Turned out he knows my dad and his brothers and it was easy for him to guess who I am by my behaviour.
@@GinsengStrip-wt8bl Interesting! Human I’m Instincts are fascinating
This scene made me appreciate my dad even more
Same. My dads awesome. Gotta appreciate him more
I really liked seeing that jarvis again, the dude was so good in agent carter
That’s tune that begins at 3:10 is nothing but beautiful
3:26 Jarvis was a man actually
“Seems very familiar”
Goes to show how Tony was just like his father and he didn’t even know it.
I've recently been faced with my father's mortality. He's only 54, but he has been such an enormous part of my life. There's no one I'd rather be like than my father and this scene hammers that point home for me. I may miss him when he's gone, but that's because I will "just remember the good stuff."
For sure one of the most wholesome scenes of the entire MCU.
"Shake it, don't pull it"
Ya,🙆♂️ thats what tony finally did to get the stones from thanos.
Anyone noticed that?
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This scene was fantastic, so happy for Tony to be able to spend time with his Dad one last time
Imagine going back in time and meeting your dad when he’s younger than you are, I’d be “a little green around the gills” too 😂
I feel like Jarvis knew it was Tony but didn't want to risk saying anything lol
You’re not one of those beatnicks, are ya Potts? Lmao
@Daredevil Gay? Idk either
@@SadBheeseChurger a toned down version of a hippie but from the 50s-60s lol
@@SadBheeseChurger Beatniks referred to a subculture of intellectual artists writers and poets who were anti authoritarian and experimented with drugs.
@@alexanderthegreat1270 basically a junkie lmao. I knew it was something like that.
@@Zero-nv4js i mean RDJ was once a junkie too right?
Gosh I cried when I watched the movie the first time and I teared up again now on watching this. ❤
The emotion on Tony's face was...indescribable.
Yes, the first time in the MCU where you can see real emotions in Tony Starks face and insecurity and clumsiness in his body language.
I haven't seen Iron Man 2 in years. When I finally recently rewatched it, the scene where he watches the film of his dad brought me back to this scene and it hit harder.
Oh gosh, Tony shows his emotions the most in Endgame, like we have seen him show that before as well, but this was like him telling the world, I have a emotional point as well. From Morgan, Pepper, Steve, Peter, then his Dad. We saw a lot of his emotions depth
Usually i never feel that emotional during scenes like this, but on opening night this was the first of four times I shed some tears during this movie. It wasn’t a weeping and screaming type of crying, just a few tears and deep breaths
You guys noticed when Tony’s dad calls his assistant JARVIS!! Now that is the kind of detail that marvel puts in their movies.
Well that's kind of the point. In the comics, Jarvis was his loyal butler to Tony's father just like the movies and in the show "Agent Carter". As a little boy Tony was close to Jarvis, he was like an older father figure and that is why Tony eventually named his central computer system Jarvis. Tony did that as a way to remember someone he considered a guardian from childhood. You'll notice he smiled at him in this scene.
yea jarvis was the stark family butler, jarvis took care of tony when he was a kid and tony was attached to him and that's why is AI is named jarvis, and that's why he smiled at jarvis right in this scene, acknowledging him as his butler and guardian
For those who have lost their dads or parents to death, this scene is just everything. Wish i could go back in time and get to connect with my Dad and Mom more. Wish I wasn't stupid. Wish i knew better.
Tony’s face when he tells him “ I have a little girl” like he Nvr got to tell his parents that. They Nvr got to be proud of who he became. He just gets to sit and talk to his dad about parenting. And also knowing his feelings about his dad and how he never felt he was a good father. Now he’s in his dad’s shoes and understands the amount of responsibility he had on his shoulders being the smartest man in the country. Even that awkward ahh hug at the end tht he just says screw it and goes for. Tony showed about as much emotion there than he’d ever let anyone see. This movie rlly wrapped Tony’s story well
0:23 Tony even fears his dad after his death!
Did anybody notice that Howards' Jarvis voice is the same as that of Tony's AI Jarvis? :)
That's funny because the voice actor that played AI Jarvis is Paul Bettany
but the human Jarvis is played by him but the voice is similar
@@user-mc4my8jf1q Human Jarvis is James D'arcy, not Paul Bettany.
Holy sh*t this is really hard when you've lost your dad. Actually just lost a lot of his stuff in a flooded basement today and this made me think of him more. I lost him at 21, i still have so many questions, so many things i wish i could tell him, if you're dad (or father figure) is still around enjoy your time with them and dont forget the lesson Howard taught Tony
This scene gets me every single time. I'm even tearing up as I sit here and type this.
All men, up until a certain point of their lives understate their relationships with their fathers, which is ironic, because when they become fathers, they still clash with their own sons, even after experiencing these moments of clarity with their own fathers.
This reminds me so much of my father and myself. I am very lucky that I still have him and he's seemingly healthy as an ox for his age, but good god did we have wars when I was growing up.
Life has so many ways of softening your heart and showing you perspectives. Through the past year and a half we've dealt with my mother's stroke and the death of my brother. And its so strange that it took these two life events to make us closer. While I'm approaching 40, for the first time in our lives, my father and I see each other for what we never say in each other: Just two guys trying to figure things out in the world. I had never considered that my father was once a young guy just working, figuring shit out, looking for women, smoking with his friends, laughing at shit he shouldn't be laughing at. Just... a guy. And somewhere through his experience in fatherhood, he never considered the same about me.
My brother/his son's death really took he and I to a different place. It'll always be the most tragic thing in the world that this is what it took. But history is history and something had to happen. We're not going to be here forever.
Anyway, whoever wrote this scene surely must've felt all of this at some point in time. Go hug the old man when you get a chance.