Avengers: Endgame - Spoiler Review
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Chris Stuckmann reviews Avengers: Endgame, starring Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Josh Brolin, Paul Rudd, Karen Gillan, Jeremy Renner, Brie Larson. Directed by Anthony Russo, Joe Russo.
Thanos: “I’ve finally accomplished my destiny”
Rat: “I’m about to end this man’s whole career”
Questionable this is the best comment I’ve seen in a while and it deserves all the likes.
That rat is our hero
Questionable
That was the one true outcome of the 14 million
Questionable who is rat?
zero the rat that let Ant man out of the quantum realm.
When Morgan asked Happy for cheeseburgers I lost my shit because the first thing Tony asked Happy for when he came back from Afghanistan was “an American cheeseburger”
Same. My friends didn't pick up on that but I did and I lost it. Great moment and great call back to the original Iron Man movie.
McDonald cheeseburgers, that's what every veteran got when they returned from Iraq, or Afghanistan.
Happy said that Tony asked for that too. And that he'd get all the cheeseburgers she wants. Made my heart melt.
Literally (almost) a guy punch.
@@James-gz6iq They even get them when they go to the White House!
Honestly, most underrated line of the film:
“Go to bed or I’ll sell all your toys”
Leave it to Tony, to answer extortion with an ultimatum.
I read that Scott Lang's line, "you got so big" was ad-libbed. They left it in because of course you would say that to a kid in those circumstances.
I didn't like the daughter cussing scene.
@@billclark5055 I was laughing hard.
@@billclark5055 Language!
I cried when Thor said, "I'm still worthy''. After depression, letting himself go... he's still worthy.
His arc is unbelievable. An absolute perfect portrayal of PTSD. Amazing.
@@muhammadhilmiramadhan3556 hater
I cried when when peter goes “we won mr. Stark” that shit gets me everytime😭
@@dash5573 Absolutely, that got me too
ThatYoungWoman 91 for sure
Most underrated quote:
Steve: “I decided to live some of that life Tony always told me to get”
and what about this:
nebula: (talking to the other nebula) u are weak
the other nebula: No, i am you
Sarah Louie
Love that quote...The Captain got the ending he deserved
Misogynistic MILFlover haha, it was kinda slipped in their conversation
@@vietnamd0820 He finally got that dance. :,)
"no amount of money ever bought a second of time" -Tony Stark
This one should be gold i think
The "hail Hydra" moment was pure nuts. Everyone thought another elevator sequence was gonna play out and they hit you with that controversial comic book moment.
Controversial?
It was the funniest scene in the entire movie. Everyone collectively lost their shit in the cinema and no one I know of MINDED the scene. It was comedic gold.
@@soulwarrior I think they're referencing the comic storyline
@@soulwarrior it was quite a controversy when this recently happened in the comics.
@@soulwarrior It was controversial in the comics because Cap was revealed to actually be a Hyrda agent in that story.
Yeah, take the most hated comic book moment in recent memory and turn it into a win.
Thor's mother has maybe the greatest line in the MCU about every character.
"Everyone fails at what they're supposed to be. The measure of a person, a hero, is how they succeed at being who they are."
I dunno, the line felt logically flawed to me. What if what they _are_ is a bad person, and who they're _supposed_ to be is good?
@@LnPPersonified most villains in the mcu (or at least phase 3), have the mindset that what they are doing is right. They think they're _supposed_ to be the hero of the story, when in reality they are the villain. None of them can accept that what they are doing is wrong, so they usually end up failing based off what they think they're supposed to be. Their failure is usually their death, so it's little redemption for them. Killmonger is the perfect example for this.
And for the hero, every single hero in the mcu had enormous expectations that they've all failed because it wasn't who their truly were meant to be. Tony "failed" at being a weapons dealer like his dad, Cap "failed" as America's "perfect soldier" when throughout his trilogy, he constantly disobeys orders, goes against the government and becomes a war criminal because he always sticks to his ideals (OR failed the Avengers when he directly lead to it being broken up), Thor "failed" his entire family and home and at being their leader, Strange as a surgeon, Quill as a celestial, gamora and Nebula as daughters of Thanos, Ant man as a normal man who must give up the super hero life in order to be with his daughter, T'challa a king who was the first person to question the other leaders in their decisions and the only non-isolationist king of wakanda, and Spider-man, who was supposed to follow the footsteps of Tony and be the next great avenger and instead chooses to live the secret life and is still the only avenger with a secret identity.
Oh I thought you mean when she told him to eat a salad.
"Eat a salad"
@@robertoalejandroorozco3503 looking at your photo u need it
Cap, bleeding, shield broken, stands up, sees the armies of Thanos marshaling before him.
He takes a step forward, tightens the strap on his shield, ready to go down fighting.
"Cap, can you read me?"
He pauses.
"On your left."
Garret LeBuis I got the chills reading this as if I were watching the movie all over again
Shorty Corleon same! so many awesome moments in this movie that i almost forgot this one!
Definitely my favorite part.
That’s when the tears started flowing for the first time but definitely not the last
Chills just by reading your comment
Got chills when Strange looked at Tony and held up 1 finger...
When he held up the 1 finger was he Referring to the one outcome where they win?
Michael Noon he hinted that the one outcome where they win is because of him. Remember he said something like “I can’t say what happens or it won’t happen”
@@MichaelNoon Yup. It was the one scene we all waited for since Infinity War and it was absolutely perfect. Strange knew Tony wouldn't do it if he gave him enough time to think about it, so he waited until the last minute of desperation where Tony wouldn't have a chance to think about the consequences... but instead act in the moment and do exactly what he needed to do to defeat Thanos.
He was actually giving antman the call to go up thanos' butt but ironman stole the spotlight
@@MichaelNoon I think Strange holding his finger that way was just a "Wait for it... waaaaait for it..." kinda gesture.
Scarlet Witch: “You took everything from me!
Thanos: “I don’t even know who you are.”
Scarlet Witch: “You will...”
Totally hilarious. Shade at its best.
That's the first time you see Thanos scared!
@@whatsthat1421 Her powers are different from Captain Marvel's, but they were both directly empowered by an Infinity Stone. CM has more physical strength and durability, but Scarlet Witch is likely her equal in raw power.
@@johnirving5949 there are several times thanos looks scared in this one
@@whatsthat1421 Well, apart from having to use the Power Stone barehanded to get CM off him. Actual Infinity Stone > empowered by Stone. He didn't even use the Power Stone against The Hulk!
Can we all give credit to the most underappreciated person in film franchise history, who made the MCU what it is today?
Sarah Halley Finn, marvel studios casting director.
Yes we gotta appreciate those who also worked hard behind the scenes.
I think she messed up with Brie Larson personally
Matt agreed. Her portrayal of captain marvel comes off as a wannabe badass, whereas Natasha, Valkyrie, and MOTHERFUCKING OKOYE all feel like bonafide flesh rippers. Nebula especially feels absolutely menacing. She's probably the most intimidating character in the entire mcm in my opinion
Joe Yuzwa i might not understand what you meant by mcm. But in the mcu thanos is by far the most intimidating character...
@@erads2185 I couldn't disagree more she looks and acts 100% like her comic book version, the similarity is frightening
1.4M subs
1.4M views
Perfectly balanced...as all things should be.
This is awesome!
1.5M subs
1.5M views
Fatona Oladimeji 1.6M subs 1.6M views. I timed travelled
Parth Chauhan I see this as an absolute win!
Still 1.5 subs
And 1.5 views
"I am Iron man"
eleven years ago, Marvel started from this sentence. After eleven years, he ended this sentence.
No shit sherlock
Diego Zo that death was shit
Richard Romero fucking how lmao
@@googlymooglyman
Your death would be shit
*in Prof. Hulk nervous voice* :
"It was- it's jus- It was jus- bad joke..."
Actually, "I feel like you're driving me
to a court-martial" was what they started with.
lmao
Finally, I can cosplay Thor and say my body shape is accurate to him.
Taka Baruna fat Thor was the best part!
Well to be honest I can't he is skinnier than me
Literally what I said in the theatre lol
Fat thor
I was thinking it, was not gonna say it
Finally I can Thor cosplay with my poor physique. Thanks Marvel.
Now you can say you have the body of a norse god lol
SuperFly25 Or “a Norse god has my body”
Ya for us chubby guys
@NEW RAYS you didn't get the concept of time travel in endgame, did you? if you edit something in the past, time will branch out and create an alternate set of events. now telling thor to go for the head would just create a new branch where thanos failed but their present where the snap happened will continue just the same
Body by Cheetos
I actually ended up crying the most at Steve and Peggy's dance, because it was so earned and so sweet.
Truly, they wrapped up every character arc perfectly.
Steve travels back to the past timelines to bring back the stones.
it was clearly established that changes you make in the past don't impact the current timeline.
his staying in any past after the stone is returned and showing up as an old man in the current time line directly contradicts and breaks the movie's plot.
lol
@@timingeternalis9704 are you done dumbfuck?
@@renapeppers20 that's not dumb
That's actually a really good point
They spend all this time making fun of time travel movie tropes yet the last time an Avenger uses the quantum portal, they literally end up doing something straight out of Back to the Future
I think the movie earned that moment and it's a perfect ending, but I find it really funny
@@renapeppers20 So he's dumb because he made a perfectly valid point, which exposes a movies plot hole - a plot hole that your dumbass probably didn't even realise. Nice logic there buddy
Captain America saying Avengers Assemble with Thor's hammer in his hand is the most ridiculous comic book movie moment of all time. I loved every minute of it
every second, I'm going second time next week.
Ify Nsoha after 22 movies and 11 years he finally said it! God! That was epic
@@fenix23 i did but in a week lmao, this film is soo good
I legit could feel myself sobbing in amazement of that scene. Truly a Marvel to watch.
Yeeeeeeessssss! I started crying at that moment and didn’t stop for the rest of the movie. It was just too much!
The scene where Cap is alone against Thanos and his army with a broken shield and still stands to face them without knowing backup was arriving was one of the most chilling moments ever in the MCU for me
I seriously thought Cap was gonna say his line, "I can do this all day" before the others showed up haha
AmyBlackRoseCena i did too!!! I was really sad it did not happen!
@@AmyBlackRoseCena I think the beautiful thing about that scene is that he said it without actually saying it by walking towards the army. One of the best examples of "show, don't tell".
I was begging Cap to survive that fight and he did.
@@AmyBlackRoseCena same.
I lost my shit when Captain America was holding thor's hammers and summoning lighting from it
Everyone lost their shit 🤣
Julian Shipp J.R. So that means he rules asguard ( Norway)..
The thing with Cap and a hammer is it's never a good mix for the enemy, you're putting a master tactician who's a master of fighting with a hammer that can summon lightning.
He who is worthy shall posses the power of Thor- Odin
How was he able to summon lightning. Sure he's worthy, which enabled him to pick the hammer up, but he isn't the God of Thunder
I love how Marvel really cares about the fans. This movie was made for the fans. That's how Marvel built the comic book base. Stan Lee and crew knew you had to speak directly to the fans and now the movie version has done the same thing. Not surprising Avengers: Endgame is the most successful movie of all-time. Perfect movie.
Wouldn't say it's a perfect movie but still very VERY good
Michael Balchaitis Stan Lee would be proud his legacy was left in good hands excelsior
Let's not overhype them now lol not every marvel movie is good, in fact I would say more than half are just average
@@buttertoast1146 I bet you liked BvS and justice League and oh, the masterpiece Suicide Squad :3
@@coycoymallanao7772 more than any marvel yes
The way the trailers misdirected everyone successfully should be recognized and lauded
those people who cut marvel trailers should be given raises, they are next level!!! just the fact that thor is slim in every trailer but not in the movie is amazing!!!
The poster mislead us as well. They showed Bruce Banner.
lol fuck marvel. after the trailers they got carried away with the TV spots. the blitz tv spot that bragged about their box office showed sooo many spoilers it wasnt even funny, which is why im glad i see these films opening day.
@@joelmiller2601 okay that box office trailer is wild. Just complete nonsense but im glad i saw ut friday
Yes, perfect marketing... how many times do we go into movies pretty much knowing the entire plot beat for beat? The trailers really did give nothing away and the overall experience was all the better for it.
I guarantee it.. In the next Comic-Con, we'll see about 40% of the crowd cosplaying as Thor..
HAHAHA ik why.
@@bigchungus7050 he's fat
I saw the movie on saturday at a local con, and one of their cosplay categories was "dirt-cheap cosplay", seems like a great fit. :)
Melted Ice Cream Bod, lol
And the other 60 percent?
My best line in the movie 😂😂😂
"It was either him or a tree" - Nebula to Past Gamora
I am groot
Nebula was savage in this movie!
completely ignoring Drax ;)
J.B. he was invisible
Captain America : Hail Hydra
I love the scene between Thor and his mother. So touching without being corny.
_Eat a salad_ 😉
@@matthewkuhl79 LOL! Funniest line in the movie! She was a "Mother's love" serious too!😅😅😅
"The future hasn't been kind to you" His mother recognized his pain instantly
Avengers Assemble! The cinema lost it, a lot of us viewers stand up and screamed like we all are fighting Thanos. A few minutes later, we all cried like we lost a friend. This movie is a gift, a moment in my life i'll never forget.
Dude! Your cinema is even more extra than mine. Props🙌
I don't mind people cheering or clapping... but standing up?? I don't wanna be in a jungle theater.
I too cried when Thanos died.
@@joshmciver4847 Hey, us "jungle theatre" people have Waaaaaay more fun😂😂😂
When did you see the film? I really wanted that to happen in my theatre.
The last words Steve said to Bucky before he left was, "Don't do anything stupid while I'm gone," and Bucky said "How can I when you're taking all the stupid with you."
Those were the last words Bucky said to Steve before he became Captain America in The First Avenger, and now its Steve's last words to Bucky as Captain America.
Holy shit! Nice catch! God the callbacks are just littered across the movie!
Anddddd Bucky knew Cap isn't coming back before he does. I'm surprised nobody is talking about that.
@@ming2479 agree, he knew
Gay
OUCH
No one is talking about how Ant-Man is still fanboying around Captain America. I enjoyed that a lot.
+Akzork
"As far as I'm concerned, that's America's ass!"
I ain't gonna like your comment coz I don't wanna change the 444!!
@@joyalpatel9104 somebody did though :)
@@akzork now I will too!! 😃
My favorite part of Scott being a fanboy was when Thor is rambling about Thor the Dark World where everyone is just listening in cringe and Scott is sitting there paying attention and smiling. He was like a little kid there
Shout out to Thanos though, one of the most formidable and worthy film villains of all time, and there's only one Steve Rogers and Tony Stark 4ever now. Might be other caps and iron men, but these actors nailed those guys 💪👍
Leon Fizer Absolutely.
That's the challenge; How do you top Thanos?....
MegaTj1981 watch the dark knight, there was a guy with a smile on his face
@@TG-nhl IKR
All facts
Nebula should get more credits, she had a lot of important scenes
MAN NEBULA DOESN'T GET SHIT!!!! AND SHE SUFFERED SO FUCKING MUCH I JUST WANT TO HUG THAT WOMAN
The sad thing is younger nebula was so obsessed with proving her worth to thanos that she didnt realise she was a victim of abuse ..and ultimately old nebula had to kill herself in order to grow.. such a deep and profound allegory for victims today
I'd have loved to see a past Nebula without the tech extras, I thought Thanos would had tortured her with that using the reality stone but...he never used them again XD
@Jason Moore warn them of a past that never happened?
I wanted her to wield the gauntlet for a minute like she did in the comics. When she grabbed it, I was totally expecting her to do it and start going crazy, but no :/
Doctor Strange's plan relied on Star Lord letting half the universe die, and then a rat flipping a switch.
Brody Scarborough That’s a way to put it
Rat the real MVP
Took me a long time to figure out what you meant - are you talking about the rat that accidentally brought Scott Lang back?
Yeah kinda wish that I don't know.loterally anyone like Tony or Bruce could have done it
Well it is the one chance out of 14 million lol
The elevator scene was great.
Those hydra agents were confused af 😂
I like that easter egg from comics
I thought it'd end up a repeat of the elevator scene from Winter Soldier, and was pleasantly surprised.
I figure the misdirect was intentional.
I died when Cap said Hail Hydra. Fucking easter egg to him being in Hydra in the comics.
@@angryspork610 I think that scene was the _correct_ way to subvert expectations
I was really hoping for another elevator fight man, but that was great too ha ha
The one line from Peter "We did it Mr. Stark...we won" really got to me. Tony really was becoming a father figure to Peter then he suddenly loses him so soon after coming back. :(
propz to the rat for helping the avengers saving the world and raising 4 lost turtles
Between him and Admiral Whiskers, rats are sure getting the spotlight.
Did they get the joke that its splinter and TMNT u a referring to my humble linguistic right hand man?
It's Disney. Of course it needs to be a mouse. Or rat.
lol!
The Real Hero
Thanos: I am inevitable
Tony Stark: I'm iron man
Thanos has left the chat....
Tony Stark: "I'm inevitable 3000."
Edit: Honestly though, I kind of wish he did say this, or something like it. Something that hearkens to a personal experience, or an emotional tie. Something that comes from a human experience, that can't be quantified by Thanos's cold rationality and cruel economics of cosmic "resources." Something that says to Thanos: "You have no right to play accountant to life, when you have no idea what it is to live."
I could totally see Thanos say "I am inevitable," and Tony retorts with "I'm inevitable 3000."
Thanos: "I have no idea what that's supposed to mean."
Tony: "Exactly." *SNAP*
No I’m still here
@@thanos1358 that quick.....wow you were back in a snap...😏
Tony leaves the chat 10 minutes after Thanos
@@0Fyrebrand0 It does hearken to an emotional tie, it's called the last line of the first movie in the MCU.
Chris Hemsworth has just welcomed in a new generation of authentic Thor cos players!
Shaun Wright you stole that from screen rant pitch meetings.
@@movieblocks9164 Exactly what I was thinking 😂
It took a long time, but I finally have a body like Thor!!
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Finally a hero I can realistically cosplay as
Imagine if Old Man Steve was played by Stan Lee
All the cameos were him checking on his friends
You blew my mind. That world have been awesome!
Holy crap I would not know what to say if they had done that.
My Top 10 Best scenes from the film..
1. “I am Iron Man”
2. “Avengers Assemble”
3. Captain America lifts Mjolnir
4. “On Your Left”
5. Scarlett Witch vs Thanos
6. Black Widow jumps to her death
7. “Hail Hydra”
8. Tony catches up with Dad (Jarvis cameo)
9. Iron Man hugs Spiderman
10. Thor catches up with Mom
HMs:
- Spiderman meets Captain Marvel
- Scott meets his Daughter after 5 years
- Steve dancing with Peggy
- Doctor Strange lifts 1 finger
What about The Big Lebowski Joke
Anndrezzz Good reference but not really epic imo..
1. Say Green
VB MUTT your number 4 is my number 1
Very solid list.
I bet Thor in Endgame will be one of the most popular and accurate cosplay in the future
Lmao underrated comment dude
"Accurate" you got me dead😂😂
Facts lmfao
Like all the overweight jedi I see at comicon
Also, the main actors personal signatures during the credits were really cool to see
Star Trek VI ('91) did the same thing.
They were showing us the bottom of each contract
The last Star Trek movie with the original cast did that too. Really nice touch.
@@hammieli1875 lmao
Iron man: dies, has a funeral with every single character from Captain Marvel, To America, to the teen from Iron Man 3.
Me: doesn’t cry
End credits: tributes actors with avengers theme and signature
Me:😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
The entire universe was saved by the Rat that crawled across Ant-Man's dashboard, getting him out of the quantum realm.! We love you little Rat friend!
Doctor Strange knew it, too!
1/14,000,605
And they say 6ix9ine is not a hero lol
And they say 6ix9ine is not a hero lol
The beggining already crushed me with Tony's "I lost the kid"
Eduardo Savs right??? And when Peter came back and was doing his usual chatty chatty kid and Tony just pulls him in for a hug and Peter was like, ‘this is nice’ I thought back to the time when Tony leant over to open the car door for him and he thought he was coming in for a hug! But this time it was for real ❤️
Loud Voice: "AVENGERS"
soft voice: "assemble"
-Captain America
Should’ve been a shorter pause when he said it imo. It gave enough time for every 14 year old in the theater to say “assemble” before him lol
@@Speeff the pause was the beauty of it. People like to feel that they are clever in films when they can predict little bits of it while still expecting to be surprised.
susanne anique I’m fine with a pause. But it should’ve been a short pause. Like the “And Hulk... smash” moment in Avengers 1. Much shorter pause. Still had time though for what you said.
But to be fair, the editing in marvel movies have been questionable for awhile now, so whatever.
@@Speeff Heeehee! 😂😂😂 I am a black girl living in a black country where talking in a movie ( or rather talking at it) won't annoy too many people. 😂😂😂. I go in there with my loudest snacks, predict the next line, jeer at villains, advise the protagonists out loud, get mad when they don't listen and I cheer and clap when they win. 😂😂😂.
I was happy to be watching Endgame I'm my own country where I was free do that without it being too unusual. Maybe it's annoying, but it's common enough for it to be a non issue. Plus, talking at movies is fun😁
Sorry about them annoying twelve year olds though. Imagine watching Black Panther in Central African country. People were calling on their ancestors ( Banange! 🙆) and throwing snacks at the screen.
The long pause just made it even better tbh
The reason why Bucky didn't get the Shield is because Steve knew he doesn't want conflict in his life.
He just wants to live in peace and away from the fighting, especially since he knows he's killed people and it haunts him.
Sam on the other hand was given a new purpose to carry on the fight.
And to keep it real, Sam needs it more. Bucky has super-solider powers; Sam has nothing except mechanical wings.
Plus the fact that, brainwashed or not, Bucky murdered hundreds of people. Sam on the other hand was a combat medic. He's done nothing but save people.
Also Bucky's had development, Sam's had barely any
What bothers me is Sam (movie version) won’t be able to handle the shield and by the time he learns he’ll be too old. Unless they give me some kind of Super Soldier juice. However, what you said makes perfect sense.
True. Very wise decision on Cap's part. Just let Bucky live the rest of his life out in peace, just like he was able to when he went back in time.
Bucky deserves to settle down and chill out after everything he's been through.
That "Avengers Assemble" moment.....and the final battle, maybe one of the best things ever on film.
@Simple Figure ohh my, if you're an adult then you may really want to change your notion of what a film should be. Have you watched Game of Thrones S06E05? (Hold the door Scene) or when Maximus revealed himself to the Emperor in Gladiator? Now that's Cinema!!
@@zenmate7441 that hodor scene was sad, and I get maximus in gladiator. But for pure emotion, lord of the rings and Endgame just....
Zen Mate 1. GOT not a film. 2. Movie opinions are subjective. Telling someone what movies they should like the most is invalid.
That being said, I love both the scenes you mentioned.
@@zenmate7441 The Hodor scene, really?
That might be one of the single dumbest things I've seen in awhile. I'm not going to disagree about Gladiator, that's a masterpiece. But that Hodor garbage is a ridiculous contrived "deus ex machina" bullshit moment.
And it's only made worse by how pointless it all ends up being.
Ever!!!!!!!
When Sam's voice came over the earpiece and he says, "On your left" the theater went crazy.
Dr. Strange: Alright everyone, I'm gonna open up a portal to the main the fight
Falcon: Wait!! You gotta make sure we end up on Cap's left!!!
Dr. Strange: what?
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Yes, there were a lot of nice call backs--but that's about all. They were working too hard to celebrate the 10 years instead of making a movie that made sense or was good.
@@TheJacksonRoykirk but it waaaas good tho
Where I was it was when cap picked up thor's hammer.
"I lost the only family I ever had! Quill, Groot, Drax, the chick with the antenna!"
Is it means rocket embrace gamora's death? He knew gamora will never comeback anymore..
Lmao mantis
I assume he knew Gamora's death was before the snap, not during the snap
Darktronstar yes, and Hawkeye is shooting an onion by that logic. In russian the word "усы" is both mustache and insect antennae.
If that was my one nitpick...I noticed the actor playing Mantis was the only one fidgeting at the funeral. All the other actors were staying still. I'm a little surprised the directors didn't yell cut.
Captain America: "I could do this all day!"
Captain America: "Yeeeh, I know, I know...."
_"That really is America's Ass"_
I almost cried when Ant-Man reunites with Cassie. It's such a hopeful scene after the end credits of Ant-Man and the wasp and the events of Infinity War. :')
Paul Rudd actually ad-lib the line "you are so big" to the actress who was playing his daughter everyone was in tears after they filmed that scene
@@dannyplatt6161 For some reason, I had a feeling that was ad-libbed!
My six-year-old daughter once told me that she loved me three thousand. I totally lost it when Tony signed off with that. Bravo Marvel. Thank you for the last decade and thank you for giving my six-year-old daughter and 5-year-old son their very own Star Wars (I was 6 in 1977), and thank you for giving them heroes that they can not only believe in but they can aspire to be like. It's something very special indeed.
maybe you have to be that powerful strong superheroe....this movies just give us guidelines in some things that are needed in family
@@lorddiosliving hi
@@kaydenmarlow2674 hi hello
I absolutely loved it when Captian America said "hail Hydra"
Same. Was expecting it to happen and it was awesome when he did
Good point. 👍
Ray Gonzales me too! Lol when he said it the other dudes in the elevator looked so confused!
It was so random lol
@Leo Carlo Aguilar Oh ok, didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know.
I know this may seem stupid but I really enjoyed the small scene where hawkeye is running with the gauntlet and black panther calls out his name. It was nice knowing panther took the time to remember his name after he said he didn’t care in civil war.
Wow, I didn’t think of that!
I agree with you
This isn't stupid, your genius
He does care!
The part where Cap says Queens and throws the hammer for spidey to attach on.
“We won Mr. Stark”
Everyone: ohhh man😢😢
“I love you 3000”
Everyone: *dies from crying*
Nah not everyone i barerly cried
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"Cap, on your left", and the 30 seconds after that were pure cinema magic. It was equivalent to the dark knight rises' "oh boy! You're in for a show tonight son". I forgot to breathe during that moment.
Kedar Tembe it was also a pretty good callback to the beginning of captain america: winter soldier, when cap is constantly passing sam running saying “on your left”
@@MrDgf97 No shit, sherlock.
@@MrDgf97 thanks for explaining that. I havent seen all the movies and am kind of sad excuse for a Marvel fan so this helps a lot. I love seeing how invested people are in this universe and all the cool moments like this that the people have caught. It's such a cool experience. Only wished I had been a more invested fan in the whole universe all this time! Incredible experience!
either this scene or cap with mjolnir is the best scene in the whole movie imo.
@@chenanigans you still can be, i wasnt a huge invested fan until i watched infinity war. right after i watched infinity war i decided to go back and watch every single mcu movie then rewatching infinity war was so much more enjoyablem, it can be the same for you and endgame
Waiting 11 years to hear "Avengers Assemble" and when you finally do, it's with the entire MCU (minus a few people)...
Still gives me chills thinking about it.
Everyone who was alive and could be useful in a battle of that scale was there... or am i missing someone ?
ruth WICKED black widow was KOd on vormir :(
@@ruthWICKED It was the entire MCU minus those who died (Black Widow, Gamora, Loki, Vision, Quicksilver, Heimdall and Stark's and Thor's parents)
@@williamnation-dixon7743 Did you? It was never said in that movie (Captain America gave orders and said "Hulk smash"). It was almost said at the very end of Age of Ultron, but the credits cut it off.
When I watched it for the 3rd time, right when Cap was about to say assemble, some guy yelled out "YEAH THANOS YOU LITTLE BITCH", everyone laughed but it ruined the moment.
It feels oddly fitting and poetic that Stan Lee’s final cameo before he died was of him as a young man.
Saying "make love not war" as his final words to us all. Beautiful, really.
They shot one for Spider-Man: Far from Home as well. Whether they show it is another thing entirely.
And the nuff said sticker paying homepage to spiderman 3 :,(
I'm sure they'll show the last Stan Lee cameo for Spider-Man: Far From Home as well, they might even do a little tribute montage at the end of the movie showing every cameo or something.
@@erads2185 they wont they already announced he looked too sick in the footage this is his last cameo in end game officially
Post credits should have been starlord and Thor working out to get thinner
hopefully we see that as a Guardians of the Galaxy 3 or THOR Love and Thunder intro montage.
That perhaps would have been a good idea.
Or an eating contest.
I loved when Captain America was about to fight Thanos whole army by himself with a broken shield
Reminded me of the jon snow in game of thrones scene
LoXHumaN Yeah, except with a good and interesting character.
@Dark Night he got that reference
@Maicol Mallers 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🧠
Loved it but was waiting for him to say, "I can do this all day". Kind of disappointed he didnt.
Why does nobody mention the fact that we finally got THE LINE.
Avengers, assemble
Wasn't that not in the first one?
also no one mention the feminazi moment
@@adzinco6916 it was teased in Ultron but not fully delivered
@@raftlack4326 how DARE there be multiple women on screen at once. FEMINIZMZ IS DESTROYING THE WEST.
@@fangsabre just a joke. i meant women empowered moment
Scarleth Witch: You took everything from me
Thanos: I don't even know you
Scarleth: You will
She's awesome
J.L Clever that part was so badass
My favorite scene I think!
one of my favortie scenes ever
I can see her in Doctor Strange 2. She's having a TV show and i'm obviously going to watch it. She's awesome
Gotta respect the way Thanos gave it his all, almost succeeded again, and then finally accepted his fate. Tired, but still formidable he waited to die. No pleading. No justifying. Just the final stroke to one of the best villains ever brought to life.
Cap to cap
“I can do this all day”
“Yeah I know”
Best joke of the film
He has 'The America's Ass'
Yeah it was very fitting lol nothing in the movie didn't hit the nail on the head when it came to humor, sadness, excitement, etc...
Amy Macks in reality Chris Evans is a annoying SJW. He made a pretty good Cap though.
the delivery was perfect
help to overlook the worst joke of all, the film itself. trash.
And Cap finally got to say, "Avengers, Assemble!"
GOOSEBUMPS.
Right before he said that I was whispering ‘say it.’
I believe Cap had a pure heart to be worthy of using Mjölnir
Yes!
@Misogynistic MILFlover I can't believe he called Mjolnir "the little one"! They went too far with that joke.
Anyone else get uncomfortable when Tony saw his dad. I felt like I could feel his pain of not hugging your dead dad after a long time.
Made me emotional man. His dad really loved him
wazgood23 Gaming ikr
Nah his dad isn’t the huggy type
Yeah Thor and Tony meeting their parents in the past and getting to talk to them, and in the process resolving some of the issues their going through at the time, were two of my favorite moments.
And it looked like he achived one of his goals before he died.
I did a sort of marathon of about half the MCU before my second viewing, and I gotta tell ya, the way they weave threads over this entire affair is truly remarkable. For example, it was only after watching a fleeting exchange in Ant-Man and the Wasp that I picked up on the teasing grin which Hope shot at Scott during the climax when she called Captain America "Cap." The tiniest throwback, and yet it speaks volumes towards the interconnectedness of this entire universe. That is world class world building.
My God I loved that moment. I was grinning like an idiot during that scene
Ok but when Captain America heard Sam’s voice through his earpiece... brother. My heart dropped, and my eyes opened wide. Everyone in the theatre flipped. Chills were literally everywhere, in places I didn’t think you could have chills.
And moment later when everyone teleport to cap's back, it's my first cry in this movie...
@@muhwyndham IKR I CRIED SO MUCH
Muhammad Wyndham Haryata Permana lol I already cried when Antman came back and found his daughter unharmed. Yeah I cried 6 times 👌🏼
Everyone in my theatre was so enthralled that we forgot that Brice Brought everyone back, it took us a second, but we all realised in unison and the crowd erupted into genuine cheers. I'm pretty sure everyone was over 21 aswell 😂😂😂
Even Cap started crying and grit his teeth
Captain America, his shield broken by Thanos and seeing the entire Black Order army in front of him, tightens the buckle off his damaged shield and prepares to take them all on ! Awesome moment !
Falcon: "...On your left..."
**orchestral build up**
Cap: "AVENGERS!!!... Assemble."
**ORCHESTRAL EXPLOSION**
Why is nobody talking about Jarvis? I was so excited when I saw him!
where did he show up in tve movie?🤔
@@namirdfaili725 it was the moment when Howard Stark was about to sit in his car and Jarvis held the door open for him and Howard asked if he may have seen Tony somewhere before or something like that
I was happy to see he was an actual person
Sadly Jarvis is a forgotten character in the mcu 😭
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Yeah that was awesome.
Loved the ending credits sequence with each of the actors and their signatures
“No amount of money ever bought a second of time” - Stark
- Now that is a quote to live by!
The irony is that for Tony, it did
*Proceeds to create a time machine with his money*
No but it can create time medical wise from the money.
dat quote suks
it's not that good :/
Can somebody acknowledge the moment between War Machine and Nebula? I know they aren't the favorite characters of hardly anyone, but two characters who have had their bodies ravaged an functions robbed - and then had the damage augmented by tech - that was a really powerful acknowledgment to anyone who has experienced something like that - we do the best we can with what we've got.
Burnt Marshwiggle Studio I've found myself liking War Machine and Nebula more with every appearance. I ised to hate Nebula, not just because she was a villain but also the way Karen portrayed her. But as her role changed and grew, I liked the character and actress more. Rhodey and Tony's friendship was so special and I loved the arc it took. Was really touched when him and Nebula shared that moment.
And I am pissed Rhodey never got to shoot any baddies in the film.
here's hoping for a Nebula and Rhodey pairing, those two just looked too good together! I could feel the chemistry. gawd I loved this movie so much. can't wait for a 4 hour directors cut!
I believe that was the main reason they were paired up for the Power stone mission.
They have a thing in the comics
For me seeing Tony Stark die felt like losing a loved one instead of a fictional character.
Sammmee, plus when he said “I love you three thousand” to Morgan at the end of the movie before ending the helmet message I burst out crying. That child actor is amazing as well
@@idktbh21 Same for me and I have no shame in saying that.
Brian Kiel Neither do I man, they were not “manly” tears, they were the tears of a almost lifelong fan of marvel, tears that have been built up over 11 years.
I felt the same, for some reason when they showed that kid From Iron Man 3 I lost it 😂
Same, i cant remember the last time ive never been so emotionally connected to a character. RDJ totally deserves an Oscar for his performance as Iron Man.
The battle in the climax was pretty much the Marvel version of LOTR: The Return of the King climax battle. Instead of looking toward the East, "look to your left". And that's fine. It was amazing!
yes. it was certainly inspired from the Peter Jacksonique style of the grand battle like LOTR and Hobbit.
The 'look to the East' moment was in the Two Towers, not Return of the King.
Ohh Please don't even try to put these two presentations in the same basket. LOTR is an elegant piece of art and sophisticated literature. Endgame is just another American, simplistic, crowd pleasing, light-show. It just bats me how people are willing to overlook all the oversimplified incompleteness and patchwork in the film. If you want a concise fictional rendition of time travel then watch "Edge of Tomorrow"
Zen Mate u must be fun at party’s
Zen Mate Oh look a boomer bitch has arrived
pepper telling tony "you can rest now" honestly sent me off the edge i was bawling
Me too. I felt so bad for Tony, spending so long feeling so anxious over the world's safety only to die saving it.
abbie
Did you notice that was call back to how Pepper lets Tony leave on the condition that he “rests” after he comes back?
The entire scene was so bloody well done.. just when peter comes back they all loose tony
When she mentioned will you rest sitting on the couch, I kind of knew he was gonna die. Ugh I was upset
For me when Pepper said that it was a double whammy. Those were pretty much my last words to my Mom when she passed away. Powerful movies like this only come around a couple times in a lifetime.
Something i didn't catch until a second viewing but Bucky was totally aware that Steve Rogers planned on staying in the past. From the line "I'm going to miss you." To him telling Sam to go to him on the bench and nodding to take the shield.
Good point man
Ohhhh....that makes me feel better. I like that Sam became the next Captain America, but I was sad that Bucky and Cap didn't get a chance to catch up on old times. I just felt that it would've made more sense for Bucky to have had that talk with old Cap in that last scene, so it's nice knowing that Bucky at least knew of Cap's decision ahead of time.
Yeah. And he smirked when Cap Hulk was trying to get him back.
Wow I didn't think about that. You're right. I was kinda disappointed with Steve not having his final lines with his buddy but Bucky knew him better than no one else. This brings a new perspective to their relationship :) Why would he say that if he was just going to be there for five seconds? Good point
So Bucky n him spent a lot of time in the past when Steve went in the time machine? Is that what u r saying...if not explain it
Thor catching up with his mom and her knowing that that was a future version him, a moms intuition really is strong.
Well she was a witch as well. She was the one who tought Loki his tricks
I mean and him being aged, covered in new scars and a new eye, on top of suddenly carrying an extra 50 lbs was a hint, too.
2legit2sh!t yea your right
That moment made me cry because of his relationship with her and it was something I had a strong connection with.
Brian Kiel it was more sad when he was trying to warn her, but she didn’t want to know the future. She’s tough
Tony's final words (not counting that video he pre-recorded) were actually "hey Pep". He said it really faintly when Pepper came up to him.
Yeah I know his last words weren’t I am iron man or I love you 3000 it was hey pep
Captain America had nothing but a broken shield when faced against the largest army in the universe and still had the balls to tighten it and brace.
He can do it all day
@marcus24000 yea, I know
@@vars280287 "Yeah I know, I know"
he also had a thors hammer old version, dont know how to spell mjolnir or something
@kishenkoolskills90 phase 4 spidey is my favorite character
"Why would you think I'm from the future? Hehe"
"I see things beyond my eyes."
"You're right I'm totally from the future."
*Starts crying*
😂
I don't understand that scene
Not xVexorr how? Its not even a complicated scene
@@notxvexorr4379 im starting to think you didnt deserve this movie...
what scene is this?
yeah that bit was funny
When everyone came through Dr Strange's portals at beginning of that final battle scene, where literally (well almost) EVERYONE is there, was literally the most epic thing I've seen in my life. Holy shit that entire fight was phenomenal. And Tony's death and funeral, had me balling.
I loved this film in its entirety, but that entire third act cemented this film as one of my favourite, if not my favourite Marvel film's, and just films in general.
Bravo Russo Brother's. Thank you Stan Lee. And praise every single actor in franchise.
My heart was like oh shit!
I loved how Black Panther came out first, because him and Cap just nod and I knew shit was going down. Then everyone else shows up and I know I’m about to witness greatness
When the camera kept revealing the characters as they appeared I was like oh shit oh shit oh shit. I was BESIDE myself! And then Tchalla gave that battle cry and Steve said Avengers Assemble kdjdddkk! 😩
*Bawling
I was expecting stuckmann to talk about that
I'm not a crying type for films. But my god, Endgame and Logan made me bawl my eyes out
So you ARE the crying type. Lol. But that’s ok.
uh, i think you mean bawl. unless you dont. 🤔
Damn Logan was such a good movie.
@@netblu yep
Thanos: I'm inevitable
Tony Stark: And I'm Iron Man. RIP
The perfect ending for me. I need to see the movie again and again
That Tony Stark scene was great
@@gpad1772 Yeah mine too
He was actually 2022 Captain America.
they could've used the time gem to revive tony like thanos revived vision... and movie was big pile of shit..
Aratron hmm I wonder if you’ve watched the video. He says something about nit-picking
Endgame : rat saves the world
Next marvel movie : rat raises four teenage mutant turtles
Cite Jeremy Jahns in APA format next time
The ninja turtles are basically in DC
Lol everyone forgets the Master Splinter scene freeing Ant Man from the Quantum Realm
Technically rat kills Ironman, Blackwidow and Thanos.
*Daredevil.*
Iron man called Thor Lebowski.
Iron man 1 the main bad guy was Lebowski.
Time travel is crazy
It was just a reference to the film, The Big Lebowski. As Thor looks like Lebowski.
@@PyraJord /r whoosh
@@PyraJord *wink wink nudge nudge* Jeff Bridges played The Dude in the Big Lebowski.
That's actually weird to think about. Like in the MCU 'The Big Lebowski' exists as a movie so Tony could make that reference, but Jeff Bridges is an actor in that movie but is also Obidiah Stand within the same universe. Tony be seeing doppelgangers, man.
605jik and in the last scene with Thor and Valkyrie together, she asked him “what will you do now?” And Thor was wearing sunglasses, thought Thor would say we’re going to join the men in Black.
Tony Stark started out as a self-centered billionaire playboy and ended being selfless and saving everyone. Cap did the opposite. Started off jumping on a grenade, and ended up finally being selfish and living his life with the love of it. Kudos.
I wouldn't call it selfish, I mean he did help save the world so I'd say it was a well earned retirement
He had always been sacrificing
In the first Avengers movie he was also the one sacrificed
Some people can’t figure out how to end a trilogy correctly. Marvel ended a 21 movie arc with absolute perfection. Rest In Peace Tony Stark. And thank you RDJ! You are Iron Man!
@@madk2798 in your opinion. Infinity War was much better film.
Endgame was too predictable. Some nice easter eggs and things like that but the whole plot was dumb imo its basically infinity war reskinned. In infinity war thanos got the stones then they had a big battle and the avengers lost in endgame avengers got the stones had a big battle and thanos lost. It couldve been better honestly but im not saying it wasnt good it just couldve been better.
@@greyhawksilversmith7312 You said it sucked and that it was good in the same sentence...
I agree! Endgame was a pure redemption for Iron man/RDJ. In my opinion, I had grown tired of his storyline & didn't watch homecoming in theatres in anticipation of his "bigger than spiderman arc". But I cried so much bcos of RDJ in Endgame & realized why I was mesmerized by him in Iron man 1.
@@MetalGamer666 couldnt make up my mind lol fixed
You forgot the “Proof that Tony Stark has a heart” part of the burial scene
That's when I started losing it. Thinking back to how the whole mcu started with the first iron Man film, just thinking about all the stuff iron Man has been through. Such an emotional ending.
That’s specifically what made me cry. I was on the verge for a while but that hit me.
That's when I burst into tears, when it actually happened it was denial, but when it showed the arc reactor, I just cried
"Proof that Tony Stark has a heart"
"I love you 3000"
*violent sobbing from everyone*
Sobbing was creeping up when he hugged Peter
@@Charmer4856 Pepper telling him he could finally rest was what *broke* me
@@CaatsGoMoooo Same. 100% same.
@@CaatsGoMoooo
For me it was that line... and also when Pepper said, "We are going to be fine", meaning HER and MORGAN. Oh man. What a gut punch.
UTU49 when tony was asking about peter with despair put a crack in me and it was all downhill from there
Watching this movie in the theater was amazing. The entire audience was just as enthusiastic as I was, and that moment when Thor's hammer is flying, and they pan over to Captain America, you could feel it in the theater. The tension and the anticipation, and as the camera panned up to reveal Captain America, and Thor finally shouting "I knew it!" The reaction was priceless. It felt like I was in a room with friends I had never met before, but we were all connected by these brilliant moments and that is just, honestly, one of the best feelings ever.
"My wife was crying like she lost a real loved one." *laughs*
- Chris Stuckmann, 2019
He says he cried but when I say cry I don't mean tear up lol
He says he was at a drive in with the windows up lol
He loves ass jokes lol
He thinks this is Stan Lee's "final" cameo lol
When the funeral happened I started to tear up cause I had just been to my grandmothers funeral, but yeah for a person who hadn’t just gone through something like that, it seems kinda odd.
Mine too, and my daughter. I was a little more sad when Natasha died.
you do have to laugh at the hilarity of crying over a fictional character though
True in a way, yeah but movies have been making people cry since...movies 😭😢
Iron mans storyline was so tragic but amazing. Out of all the original Avengers he has the most to lose and ended up sacrificing that for everyone else to get their loved ones back.
Stark kinda already had his happy ending by becoming a husband and a father, if only for a few years. That's why Pepper could say earnestly "We'll be okay. You can rest now."
It harkens back to Age of Ultron
He had visions of everyone he loves dying, except for him.
He changed destiny and traded his life for everyone else's.
Beautiful
You wanna make me cry again??? Is that what you want??!!! Waaaaa
I didn’t cry when Stark died. I would describe it as a feeling of my heart being crushed. It mentally hurt.
I cried when Black Widow died, Cap meets past Peggy, Tony met his father, and obviously Stark's death. Did I miss anything?
I'M NOT THE ONLY ONE THEN!? I just felt extremely empty, like a feeling of "That's it, its the end", like it just felt like my heart sunk completely or like it was empty.
Scott Lang seeing cassy is still alive
Wow I feel like the only one who didn't cry. I did almost tear up the next day and I still come close to it every few days because the movie is still lingering in my head.
But when I watched that, it was too much and I needed time to process it so I didn't cry right away
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This is how you end everything, unlike Star Wars
With a rat time travel plot device?
@@lovecchio420 with a plan
@@MSCLASHKINGYT Endgame was Terrible.
@@lovecchio420 well everyone has a opinion I won't argue about that
For me,Star wars ended in 1983 with Return of the Jedi ❤️
What about the Thor and his mom scene? I thought it was great. Really emotional..
I thought it was ruined by the whole ‘overweight comedy thor’ thing. Took me out of the moment
Fat Thor wasn't humor it was a physical representation of his mental and emotional state, and that why fat Thor was brilliant.
ASMR JUNKIE I’m not referring to his weight directly. More his bad jokes and odd behaviour. I understand he was supposed to be traumatised but it took me out of the moment a couple of times. He ruined a lot of scenes for me
@@emyrthomas2473 Again that was mental state that changed his behavior and attitude. He just didn't give af anymore.
People who hate on Thor don’t understand depression
Best line is Thor’s line to Cap:”no no, you get the little hammer.”
I died.
Midfight :)
"No no, you take the little one"
That scene was awesome.
Stop overreacting. 'I died' - really? Maybe a smirk or giggle, but that wasn't a joke to make anyone actually laugh.
@@ARVvidz yeah true
I am Australia and people don’t clap like Americans after a good movie, but after avengers end game ended everyone in the cinemas started clapping. What marvel have done with the MCU is nothing but amazing.
Same here in China, people clapped. Unheard off!
Benjamin Lusted where bouts you live? I’m in aus and people always clap and cheer for a good movie.
@@anitelufalemei4200 maybe melbourne because they don't here normally
Asian Stole My Tv I live in NSW central cost. I really just thought it was America’s who clap at everything like when every a watch a comedian on Netflix they never stop clapping. Many everyone on the central coast is really shy and introverted.🤔🤔🤔
in South East Asia, this is the first time I hear people clapping that it was weird
If RDJ wins an Oscar he would be only be the 2nd actor in a comic book movie to win one. Heath Ledger being the first. And honestly RDJ deserves it. He has worked so hard for this
I think that both RDJ and Joaquin Phoenix deserves a nomination.
@Dame Tu Conab yes he does
@Simple Figure oh God no
In Age of Ultron, Wanda showed Iron man a premonition of the whole disaster that at the time, we didnt know it was Thanos. Cap's shield was broken, just like how it was shown in Endgame, and in the vision, he grabbed Iron Man's hand and said "you could have saved us" and i think strange knew that. Thats why he said "if i tell you, it wont happen" and it just shows Iron man was meant to die since the beginning and couldnt be prevented :(
but that wasnt a premonition, just and hallucination :S
People confuses that scene a lot, it wasn't a premonition or vision of the future. It was what he feared the most at the time, and it drived him into making Ultron.
You are right, but it didn't make any sense in this movie. They were already winning the fight, most of Thanos's generals were dead , his warship destroyed and even Thanos was exhausted, injured and barely able to stand. Without the gauntlet, Tony could've just run away. No one important dies, everybody wins. They should've been on the cusp of defeat by Thanos's army, before it was stolen. it would've made significantly more sense.
@@horrificpleasantry9474 I know he saw the future, everyone knows that but they never explained why Strange could not have just have gone into the past himself, with his own time stone to save the day. And like I said, in this movie, they were winning and Tony had no need to use the gauntlet. If they were about to get killed and then Tony stole the stones I would understand but they way this film set it up, there was no need to use the stones. Nor any reason to give Thanos the time stone to begin with.
@@horrificpleasantry9474 excatly that's why he gave him the stone, no way would tony survive anymore fight. doctor strange knew either way thanos was going to get his stone eventually.
I’m finally immune to spoilers! Saw the movie 9 hours ago!
Creanzey it feels good huh ?
Ramon Espinoza yeeeeh, rip 3000 lol
Same
Pfft, I came here to learn what to spoil people with...
Creanzey i saw the movie 30 min ago😂
Honestly, after Endgame, I don’t have anymore drive to watch the next MCU movies. This just feels like a perfect ending to a series I hold near dear to my heart.
Same here man... I don't know how this can ever be topped
I feel the same i think we're just emotionally exhausted. I think we will get a big enough break that we will want to see more come that time
You are going to sit here and tell me that you don't want to see Brie Larson and her transcendent chameleon like acting in her role as the leader of the female avengers? Surely you jest!
@@kas1967 im gonna wait when x-men, fantastic four, avengers and gotg on the same screen
You dont want to watch the adventures of the most protected woman on earth, brie larson. Dare you say a negative thing and you get attacked by brie bots. Its like hydra, take out one, two more shall take its place
I really think alot of people overlook the emotional weight "Fat Thor". That scene with his mom was absolutely breathtaking seeing his heart so heavy, and then his mom saying exactly what he needed was fantastic. I really didn't expect something so beautiful from him.
Hahahaa emotional weight, I see what you did there