Fun fact: the thor holding star open is not cgi.chris Hemsworth is a actually a superhuman and held the force of star.they use "cinema magic" to make him look like a human in other films
Never seen game of thrones, but I remember Peter Dinklage from some indy film about a guy who inherits an ice cream truck in the middle of nowhere. He was very good in that. And didn't he turn up in Elf too? Quality actor.
Same here and we had to walk past the people waiting to get into the theater for the next showing. One of the guys looked at us, turned to his friend and said. "Shit, look at them, this will not end well."
@@althelas haha, were you at the IMAX at Celebration Cinema in Portage Michigan by chance? Lol because I saw that exact same scenario when I walked out of the theater. My girlfriend and I went to the 5:15 showing and the 8:30 crowd was waiting already and the looks on their faces seeing EVERYONE, men included walk by in tears, one guy said to his kids "looks like it doesn't end on a happy note" hard to believe that was 3 years ago today in fact
The most powerful moment for me was at the end when Steve just fell back to the ground saying "Oh God." He spent the whole series getting back up saying "I can do this all day." He finally hit his limit. I wept in the theaters seeing that.
It shows the weight of the fact that for the very first time, either on his own or with the Avengers in tow, he had failed. And given that Thanos' goal was to eradicate half of ALL life in the universe, this was the gravest of failures.
Yeah same. That hit much harder for me than Peter Parker, for some reason that doesn't work for me the same way everyone else feels it :p but cap sitting down looking lost breaks my heart.
It all ties back to Loki telling Thanos that he'll never be a small g "god", and Cap. at the end saying "Oh god" . Thanos made the transition happen, in a messed up way.
We finally arrived the unexpected happening. You are lucky that you can watch the next 3 movies now and don't have to wait till release of each of them.
@@TechnoArpan I seriously doubt that, given how big a film this turned out to be. That strikes me as one of those "Heath Ledger improvised playing with the detonator" myths that everyone believes but isn't really a thing.
@@jkhoover when I watched it in theaters, I didn't cry, I was giddy. I love when movies don't have traditional endings and I was just so hype. Endgame, on the other hand, made me cry
I think most people can agree that Mantis going was not the saddest part of this movie. However, her line "Something's happening" always struck me. She can feel the emotions of others. And in that moment I think she is literally feeling half the universe cease to exist.
Yep, watch it the release day, I knew something was not right when I saw how the people from the previous session were as they leave, it has either lifeless or being help out, it has something else. Then watching the movie the change from Thor hiting Thanos to the snap kinda break everyone
I went first showing on opening night and man. The whole packed out theater screamed when the snap happened and then went dead quiet after the snap till the end of the movie. It was scary
Infinity War was the last marvel production I was spoiled on. Well, kinda spoiled. TH-cam commenters are real arseholes. I learned my lesson for Endgame. Got tickets months in advance for me and my best friend, breaking from the past where I would wait to watch with family…I deleted every social media app except youtube from my devices a month in advance knowing that Philippines people somehow always get to watch these movies weeks in advance of the rest of world and can hence spoil the rest of the world, and then turned off everything on youtube, every setting, and barely even used it, my main source of entertainment. I did everything I could, and it worked
Yeah and his powers prolonged his death which is why it was longer his body was fighting to stay alive his spider sense also made it much more painful for him
Thankfully you're able to watch this for the first time alone. Crying like a baby in the theater, and watching literally everyone else cry... Boy it was rough.
I wasn't even crying I was in shock. I didn't cry until second viewing. I was just in a series of prolonged gasps for the last 20 minutes of the movie.
I heard gasps, screams and grown men crying in the theaters. We all shuffled out in silence like we just left a funeral. Nothing could have prepared you for this
Peter was the death i felt was most impactful just because he had the time to recognize what was about to happen to him. With his spidy sense he had time to know he was going and feel the terror of it all.
yea no joke. That wait for EndGame was insane. Wandavision/FATWS didn't help cause now Marvel's spoiled us with weekly content lmao. Back to the months long wait :(
Tony Stark in Spiderman Homecoming: No, this is where you ZIP IT, alright? The adult is talking! What if somebody had died tonight? Different story, right? 'Cause that's on you. And if you died, I feel like that's on me. I don't need that on my conscience.
In Age of Ultron: "Watching my friends die, you'd think that's as bad as it gets, right? Nope. It wasn't the worst part." "The worst part was that you didn't."
It is crazy to think the very start of the series was based off of him being a very selfish character, and he quickly turned in to the most selfless character in the MCU, even with his snarky commentary. Love Iron man!
@@JBPVFL Honestly of all the MCU characters, Tony's has to be the one with the most profound when it comes to character development, you can track over the 10 years each change and every milestone from the selfish billionaire arms dealer to the selfless hero (Edited for spoilers oops!)
The longest damn year of my life. 3 hours before the movie I said to my brother that it is going to be the longest 3 hours of our lives and all building up to what would be the quickest 3 hours of our lives and I was not wrong.
The fact that Wanda just embraces it just breaks me. She has lost so much that she's not even scared or upset to go. And then when Peter says "I'm sorry" it probably just makes Tony feel even worse, because he would blame himself for Peter dying due to just who he is. Tony's ready to embrace it but it never comes, and that is what shattered me.
I love (hate) the setup of Peter saying "It's kind of your fault that I'm here" and Tony already getting irritated at that... And then Peter apologizes but Tony is taking the blame all on himself
Music in movies always makes the scene. To me, Thor's entrance in Wakanda, while visually pleasing, did not have as dramatic impact as when he came out of the sky in Ragnarok to the tune of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song". The score was very muted and lackluster during the whole Wakanda battle.
@@PuppyMonsters You absolutely have the right to prefer the Immigrant Song. Music is profoundly subjective, so no preference is "wrong." But for me that song has a certain gonzo quality which suits the tone of Waititi's Ragnarok, but wouldn't match the more sober Infinity War. For the latter, IMHO Alan Silvestri's magnificent Avengers theme is more appropriate.
The worst part of "Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good..." is that his Spider Sense was blaring out like an air raid siren and doing everything it could to try and get him to survive.
@@johnnycucumber Tom says stuff like that in his head to make himself look sad or scared , And one of the shoots he ended up saying it out loud and the directors liked it so they told him to go with it fully
@@johnnycucumber the whole scene was improvised. And he filmed it in his birthday. They joked that he ate too much cake and that's why he doesn't feel so good. LoL
The Spider-Sense is just a warning, not like some sort of extra-regenerative power. When you say it like that you're making it sound like his Spider-Sense was actively fighting against the Snap and that's not the case. But yeah, it was confirmed by the director that it warned him of what was coming and he was prepared to fight off the Snap's effects before it inevitably overtook him.
@@thornweather hahaha. You have them start a reaction channel. Start with the first movie, that one with a train driving toward the screen, and work your way up. :p
Yeah, the whole Gamora and Nebula arc in the MCU really showed how much effort Thanos put into both of them.. makes you wonder what the "Children of Thanos" had to go through as well.
I saw this a few times in the theater. One time, at the end of it, this boy around 6 years old in the row in front of me stood up and yelled, "THAT'S THE WORST MOVIE I EVER SAW!!!" and stormed out. His little heart got dusted seeing his heroes die. 😢
My mom was the same! She's not even that into the movies but she was pissed! Said she'd never watch another one. Course that didn't last :-P it's amazing how this movie affected Everyone though
After just having had to kill vision... death would have been a release for her, idk how someone could live having had to do that for someone they love.
@@therealdadoom7509 yea I think Vision for her was her last straw. Cause she was thinkjng of her parents, Pietro and I think Vision was her last purpose and hope. So I can see how relieved she looked 🥺
I love how Infinity War has created such a consistent reaction across so many people. There's really only one way to respond to this movie, and Natalie just gave us the textbook response.
I never thought Wanda destroying the stone was a brutal killing. It seemed uncomfortable sure, but I doubt it was painful. Like a leathal injection. She loved him too much to hurt him even when forced to kill him.
@@joshuaking3731 I dont mean brutally in ONLY physical terms, I'm also referring to emotional and psychological damage for everyone involved. Maybe brutal was the wrong word as it has strong physical connotations
@@Krezznet I thought it was brutal. The stone exploded in Vision's forehead. I think a forehead explosion counts as brutal, both physically and psychologically. But I wonder, when Thanos brought him back, was he feeling it *again* during the time reversal?
15:30 Behind the scenes fact: Tom Holland improvised the "I don't want to go" lines. He was supposed to say the "I don't feel so good..." then stumble into Tony, then get laid down by Tony and turn to dust. The "I don't want to go" came from him understanding his character so well, and the sad look and whispered "sorry" again was Tom improvising, and my god the kid can act...
Even worse for Spider-Man. With his spider-sense, his whole body must've been on fire when it happened...and Tom Holland sells that scene so well. Gets me teary-eyed every time.
As well as that, Tony pumped that suit full of every protective measure he could imagine, and he's already clearly got nanotech access. The suit was repairing Peter *almost* as fast as he was dissolving. It's why it took him longer to go.
Also, he mostly improvised that scene. They didn't want to tell him what was happening, as he spoils stuff too often, so they just told him to act like he was dying and he knew that he was going to or somethinf
It's worth noting that the rest of the heroes that got cornflaked and noticed it happening were seasoned combatants and took it with a degree of dignity you'd expect from people who long ago accepted death as a likelihood. Peter on the other hand was just some terrified kid desperate to live and sounded like it.
I love how Nat has been living under a rock for the past 10 years, so we can watch her go through all the stuff now we went through 3 years ago. It makes for good entertainment
Yeah I'm kinda surprised that infinity and end game's ending hasn't been spoiled for her considering its basically all the internet could talk about for a while.
@@dd-ye2zq she’s much more of a hiking, nature and live music type of person off-channel, so I can see her missing the hype train for all this a few years back. And any bits of pop culture osmosis wouldn’t have been retained without the context to go with it.
I cannot remember every crying in the cinema more, than when Peter sensed he was going, and reacting the way he did because he’s young and confused and knowing he’s about to die. Cannot wait for your Endgame reaction, Nat!
Thor’s entrance to wakanda and Wanda destroying an infinity stone with one hand and holding off thanos with 5 stones in the other hand were my favorite parts.
she was only able to do that because she has the mind stone powers that she was given wouldn't have worked on the other stone and holding off thanos was to make the scene suspenseful he could of used any of those stones to just end it quick.
@@layton6202 😂 really gotta find any way to shit on her moment 3 years later. Get over yourself, just because someone enjoyed a scene doesn’t mean you need to criticize it
“I see where he’s coming from, but it’s still fucked up. You don’t get to decide that, who lives and who dies.” That’s what makes him such an engaging villain.
I don’t really see where he’s coming from tbh, his logic is stupid. The destabilization that happens from what he did alone would be enough to ruin countless civilizations. A little counter productive to his supposed goal. He could also just make double the resources, he has the power to do that with the stones
@@HellNaw98 The infinity stones are representations of the universal forces, you may be able to alter existing matter, but you can’t create matter out of nowhere. So even though the infinity stones are quite powerful, they aren’t almighty since they are still attached to universal physics. Now, let’s say you are able to do so (which as mentioned before, it’s not possible) another problem comes around , the lack of “space”. Even if you have unlimited resources, the problem would now be wars would be about territories and not for resources. Also if you think “it’s just fantasy, anything can happen”, well not exactly, a well written story, such as the MCU also has its limits in regards to what’s possible, even magic has a certain logic.
Now imagine having to wait an entire year for the next movie. Peter saying "I don't want to go" over and over was the most heartwrenching scene of any Marvel movie.
Ikr! I get literal chills every time I see it. It’s such a realistic and relatable performance by Tom Holland. He deserved an Oscar for that one line if you ask me!
Im a 51 year old man who is not prone to emotional outbursts...... but when I left the packed crying theatre I had to sped 20 min in my car afterwards in a state of shock, trying to deal with what I had just seen. This was an emotional wipe out for all of us. You're in the Endgame now Nat
@@thepafwaychannel2596 I had to give my fellow movie watchers some hope. I explained the message Nick Fury received on the pager, was to Captain Marvel. Most people didn't know what the signal meant.
@@averyavery1470 Right..just some common sense thinking is needed. I am shocked by the moviegoers..do they think they set up a decade of movie characters and big time actors to kill them for good when we all knew beforehand that a final movie is coming. I mean come on.
Our cinema was utterly silent at the end of this film when I watched it way back in 2018. No-one moved for like 5 minutes after the final credits rolled. We were all in shock
@@jamiebanis3161 no, when i was in theater, everyone did the same thing like he said. And it's purely because of shocked by the ending. At least i felt like that
No one seems to acknowledge this, but props to Mr. Editor for the memes. They were really on point in this video. The normal hyena actually made me chuckle
Imagine me having grown up with these characters from 9 years old to 19 years old and then watching them all die... then having to wait a year for Endgame... I was depressed man
I was in my 40s, and though I had not seen them in 25 years outside of the movies, I had read all their comics religiously through the 70s and 80s. It was still a brutal gut-punch, which is impressive.
@@nathangames1576 technically, the Thanos snap happened in the The Infinity Gauntlet. Then came The Infinity War, which wouldn't make sense if they directly adapted it to film because Adam Warlock hasn't done anything significant after his appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Then there was The Infinity Crusade. Civil War happened years after (in the comics) and had no bearing on Thanos or the infinity gems.
Natalie, I think you should take a look at the audience reactions recorded at the theaters. They are quite enjoyable and would be nice for you to watch since you didn't get to have the theatre experience. MCU movies are even more epic when a whole room of people are just as into it as you are.
Peter Parker begging not to die has got to be one of the most heart crushing scenes in movie history. His spider-sense had to be going haywire feeling oblivion approaching....making it even more terrifying for him.
Going haywire is probably an understatement. It was sensing imminent mortal danger. From everywhere. But at the same time, from nowhere. And since he has minor regenerative powers (nowhere near Wolverine or Deadpool, but he can sleep off moderate injury, which is why I hated how fast he was put out of commission in Civil War) he got to both feel it coming and then endure it longer than others.
Something I only picked up with this watch through - one of my previously least like parts of the movie was how Loki and Gamora both had the same choice of, what I originally saw as: proving their love for their sibling bu giving up a stone letting them live. I felt like it watered down both the moments by having them play out the same. It only just clicked, that's not what was happening - the movie is constantly showing the our heroes aren't willing to bend, and pick the hardest path to stop Thanos. But when confronted with the same choice Thanos' conviction was stronger, sacrificing Gamora for the soul stone and allowing him to win. Probably picked up by most people, but I only just picked up on it
Me: "Can't wait for her to see Avengers: Endgame" Then me realizing: "Crap there's Ant Man & The Wasp and Captain Marvel first" *Edit: The crap comment was not because I though those films were bad, it was because we have to wait for her to do those films first before getting the Endgame reaction.
@@Animear- I found Captain Marvel entertaining, but a bit overhyped due to the odd way in which Marvel tried to push her as their first true female superhero. I always thought that was a bit insulting to Black Widow, who should have been the first Female Marvel character to get a movie, and Wanda Maximoff who is technically the most bad-ass out of all of them. They're both far better characters. It doesn't help that Brie Larson isn't a very charismatic person either.
I gotta say that Thor's entrance in Wakanda is one of the best moments in this movie! When I saw this in theaters three years back, everybody was cheering & screaming out of their seats!
Def one of the top moments in the entire franchise. Would have liked to see it play out another 20-30 seconds before quick cutting to Thanos. You just forced a cheering audience to sit down.
"I though Peter was off limits!" We all did. I was a complete mess in the theater. Jaw open, tears rolling down my face, begging the movie to stop killing characters I love. At the end, people sat in silence till the end of the credits. It was a full theater, and only a couple of people left. Everyone else just sat in stunned silence until the credits had rolled completely through with the staff waiting in the wings to clean. The only sounds were the music and sniffles. Then, loudly, my mom goes, "THAT'S BULLSHIT!!" and everyone started laughing and shaking themselves loose enough to leave the theater. It was one of the most surreal theater experiences I have ever had, so many people so affected by a film featuring comic book characters.
I remember seeing this on opening night and it was rough. When we were exiting the theater there were tons of people lined up for the next showing who we had to walk past. They were all smiling and excited and all of us were coming out of the movie shell-shocked and with thousand mile stares.
That sounds like that scene from Attack on Titan, with the MC seeing the Scouts return, excited to join them, while the Scouts are just traumatized to hell and back x'D
Yeah, right after him turning from endearing little prick to "I can only afford to lose one friend today!" in _GOTG2._ I am so glad _GOTG3_ is going to focus on his history.
@@tarmaque Wonder if GOTG3 will be longer like IW and EG, since it seems they may be doing a lot. SPOILERS for Natalie They got the Gamora stuff, Adam Warlock, Rocket's history. Depending on if Gunn wants to go for a fourth or not, they may wanna bring resolution to Quill and view on Earth, and reunite him with his grandfather. Plus there's a bit of talk of the possibility of bringing in Moondragon.
13:52 I love how they kept this snap and the blip in Endgame suspenseful. You’re told over and over again what would happen but they leave it hanging for a bit. You’re not sure. Did he do it? What’s happening?
I've never understood the confusion over Dr. Strange giving up the time stone. He's seen all the possible futures and knows what needs to be done, no matter how difficult
Im JUST now realizing…. When Thanos turned Starlord’s gun into a bubbles and then Gamora’s knife into bubbles, that was a ode to his original comic ability and the stuff he had in MvC2, the bubble ability which was super OP but yea… wow lol. Nice job Marvel
15:23 “Mr. Stark? I don’t feel so good.” Dude... That shit broke me. 💔😭 I saw this in the theater with my friend and when Peter died, I was sobbing so hard I could barely breathe. My friend threatened to move to another seat if I didn’t pull it together. lol
I began hyperventilating. Exactly like I would in an anxiety attack, and if it counted as one, that was the worst anxiety attacks I have ever had. Could barely breathe. And this was even though I had been partially spoiled by jerks on youtube so I had a decent idea pf what was coming-well, even if I wasn’t spoiled I probably would’ve, since I bought certain books 4 years before specifically to know what Avengers 2 & 3 would be inspired by This movie was an experience.
Peter Parker’s dusting broke theater audiences. I mean it hurt losing everyone that got dusted, but man, people lost it when Peter’s scene came. Love this reaction, can’t wait to rewatch both parts back to back. Love the reaction, love it.
Yeah, insult to injury. When they came out and said that he was saying “daddy?...” to Rocket...bruh, I cried like a b*tch. Especially because I was a new father at the time. 😭😭😭
A sad thing about when Starlord goes, he always saw himself as the hero of his story and leader of the group, so when he is seeing everyone get turned to dust a part of him hope's he would survive until Tony talks to him and his realization in "oh man" is brutal as he sees he is just another casualty and not the hero in this story, it is so beautifully written.
For a second I thought Thor actually got Thanos then he said the line and my jaw dropped my mother my sister and the entire theater was sobbing. I cried but mostly sat there stunned thinking holy shit they did it they actually did it.
I was not silent. I was immediately talking about the fact that another avengers movie, another spiderman movie, and another doctor strange movie was slated to come out. Of you paid attention to the marketing you'd know that most of everyone was coming back
@@insertnamehere2746 okay yeah Mr galaxy brain lol everyone knew there were more movies slated and in that theater in that moment not expectin them to have the avengers lose. Even if it was just for a brief moment and not everyone came back.
@@insertnamehere2746 Jesus christ cheer up. Its not about the fact that we know some of these characters are coming back. If you are even slightly invested in the story these movies are telling then its about how the loss affects the characters left behind. Side note: if you were immediately telling the people around you about how because of marketing you know that those characters will be back instead of just enjoying the moment with a group of people then you are the person that nobody likes going to the cinema with.
@@Сайтамен Well, he couldn't technically "fight it and win," but he tried to, since he "felt" it coming. No one else felt it prior, it just... happened.
About 30 minutes before this dropped, I received some bad news. When I saw this appear in my notifications, I smiled. I watched the reaction. Twice. Once done, I felt happy and optimistic, and ready to go tackle my situation. Thank you, Natalie. You made a difference for me today. :)
The best part of this whole video was that I just watched a reaction to an earlier movie where you said you knew nothing about Marvel and were going to watch them all in order. Twenty something movies in and their deaths hit you exactly like they hit all of us in the theaters. The attachment to the characters and everything.
@@mothermedusa9921 I think with Mantis it's her lack of screentime as she's still newer to the cast, and Drax I do love him...but he can be annoying at times lol
I’ll never forget how quiet the theatre was when the snap scene happened. So Many tears. So much silence. Even after the movie was over, everyone was jaw dropped. Myself included obv. one of the BEST marvel has to offer.
Theaters opening night... Most crying - Gamora, Spiderman,... Most screams - Black panther Walking out - no applause, dead silent, in shock (my hands were actually shaking), people waiting to go in next went from excited to visibly worried when they saw our faces. Thinking - WHAT JUST HAPPENED???
The that hurts the most about rewatching this now is realising that Peter can sense his death coming and was probably the only one who felt it CRYING EMOJI
Mantis also seemed to sense it before it happened... But yeah Peter seemed to be the one who noticed the soonest. Cause his death scene dragged out! When compared to the others.
Agreed Jacques Tuan.....I'm antisapating the next movie....there will be ups n major downs from Nat. Brace yourself madame....its gonna be one Hell of a ride......
@@jasonaarons3274 yeah the next one is antman and the wasp...then captain marvel since she didn't watch it after the first avenger.....but I was referring to the next avengers instalment.....ENDGAME....Nats soooo fun to watch react...she gets into the movies soooo much....its cool
Yeah, she said that and I was like, oh boy, this will be bad for you. I like the theory that Red Skull was the guardian of the Soul Stone was because he had nothing he loved.
Nat, imagine watching that end at the theater, and Everyone was just silent still, crying, and knew that they had to wait a whole year to see the conclusion.
i remember the entire theater being in shock and silent. when the credits ended one guy stood up and said WTF? And ranted. his anger/sadness was all of us. like we all sat there and listened him rant. then there was silence and then slowly got up and walked out.
They only reason the ending didn't shake me so much was because i was family with the comic book book lore and knew this happened and it was overturned eventually.
@@dmidkif Yeah but that's the thing. They weren't. Wanda was on the run for a while, Thor was off world. The Avengers weren't a unit. They were split up and they just weren't used to fight as a team by then. And they had no idea what was coming.
@@dmidkif There are a lot of different things that could have affected the story in a major way. That is why I don't buy Dr. Strange's assertion that Thanos only loses in 1 out of 14 million futures. Thor's Ragnorok growth was retconned, Dr. Strange was nerfed and never used the time stone. In retrospect I'm kind of disappointed.
@@mechanomics2649 My read is there are certain actions that would never occur in any reality that Strange foresaw. I am convinced that Strange saw no timeline where Quill did not lash out at Thanos for killing Gamora. I also expect there was no scenario where all the Avengers reconvened, given the events of Civil War. As for the time stone, I think Strange and the Ancient One were more guarding the time stone from those who would seek to misuse it. Any story involving time travel creates all sorts of problems, and I think Strange realizes this. And I just flatly disagree on Thor. While the execution may have been a bit corny, it was necessary to bring Thor down to a sea of depression and grief for his arc to be fully realized.
@@dmidkif I still wanna believe that Strange looked a little further ahead and that Endgame's resolution was necessary for things yet to come. Could be the character growth, could be the end of the stones, could be the state of the world(s) after the five year blip (including passing of mantles, Tony sacrificing only after having his daughter), could be all of it, could be me just thinking into this even more than Feigi and Marvel lol.
that one word from bucky ("steve") before vanishing broke me so much + the ending where steve just held the leftover ash they had been through so much together then they had to be separated one more time god
@@djpob The same line but by no means a reference. The Russos directed Holland to act "Like you don't want to go" so Holland took that literally and performed the scene as such but it is not an intentional reference to Doctor Who.
@@doubleEspressoShartini Thanks, the impact though is very much the same for both. I remember seeing Tennant's Doctor go and the impact it carried. This one was much the same.
@@kennethfharkin We shall agree to disagree on that one as I'm not the biggest Tenth Doctor fan and even less so for that line in particular but to each their own.
ive watched infinity war about 4 times in total and I still got emotional watching it with you Natalie, this movie always hits hard in an incredible way, can't wait for you to see Endgame, which we actually waited a whole year for it hahahahhaa, a whole year of my brain making theories and waiting
Fun Fact: This is Peter Dinklage's true size and voice. It's only through cinema magic that he was able to play a dwarf in Game of Thrones.
It's not CGI, Peter Dinklage is just that great of an actor. Let's see Daniel Day-Lewis gain thirty feet for a role.
Fun fact: the thor holding star open is not cgi.chris Hemsworth is a actually a superhuman and held the force of star.they use "cinema magic" to make him look like a human in other films
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Never seen game of thrones, but I remember Peter Dinklage from some indy film about a guy who inherits an ice cream truck in the middle of nowhere. He was very good in that. And didn't he turn up in Elf too? Quality actor.
How are all these facts "fun"?
Was such a somber experience, walking out of the theatre after this movie. No one said a damn word. Then we all had to wait a year for Endgame.
I heard one guy say "I guess we have to watch DC movies now" lol
Same here and we had to walk past the people waiting to get into the theater for the next showing. One of the guys looked at us, turned to his friend and said. "Shit, look at them, this will not end well."
Exactly. We were all stunned...and not knowing what the future movies contained made it all the more shocking.
Exactly. It was stunned silence and some muffled crying. It hurt like hell for sure.
@@althelas haha, were you at the IMAX at Celebration Cinema in Portage Michigan by chance? Lol because I saw that exact same scenario when I walked out of the theater. My girlfriend and I went to the 5:15 showing and the 8:30 crowd was waiting already and the looks on their faces seeing EVERYONE, men included walk by in tears, one guy said to his kids "looks like it doesn't end on a happy note" hard to believe that was 3 years ago today in fact
It still kills me that when Wanda is dusted what you see on her face is relief...
Ugh fuck, you’re absolutely right. 🥺🥺😭😭
Holy crap what's wrong with you!!!😭😭😭😭
*that's rough, buddy*
I think it's emptiness, she was drained
Holy fuck this is true
NATALIE: "You can't kill all my favorite characters."
MARVEL: "We can......and we will."
That’s exactly what I said XD
Everyone seeing Natalie die:
"YOU CAN'T KILL MY FAVOURITE CHARACTER!"
MARVEL: "WATCH ME."
not really though
@@abramrexjoaquin7513 She's nobody's favorite character
@@Not-Andy-Here actually many people love her
The way that everyone started freaking out and getting scared to be dusted yet we have Wanda who looks relieved to die
In her situation, anyone would be.
*that's rough, buddy*
i get that reference
I'm glad she evaporated cause if she didnt wandavision's westview shit wouldve happened sooner.
She thought she would be with vision again😢😪
The most powerful moment for me was at the end when Steve just fell back to the ground saying "Oh God." He spent the whole series getting back up saying "I can do this all day." He finally hit his limit. I wept in the theaters seeing that.
A very understated and underrated line/moment. It’s easy to miss the meaning because there so much going on emotionally at the moment.
Because at that point there was nothing to fight for
It shows the weight of the fact that for the very first time, either on his own or with the Avengers in tow, he had failed. And given that Thanos' goal was to eradicate half of ALL life in the universe, this was the gravest of failures.
Yeah same. That hit much harder for me than Peter Parker, for some reason that doesn't work for me the same way everyone else feels it :p but cap sitting down looking lost breaks my heart.
It all ties back to Loki telling Thanos that he'll never be a small g "god", and Cap. at the end saying "Oh god" . Thanos made the transition happen, in a messed up way.
We finally arrived the unexpected happening. You are lucky that you can watch the next 3 movies now and don't have to wait till release of each of them.
next 4
@@c-mc It’s just Cpt Marvel and Ant Man between this and End Game, isn’t it?
@@JayHar215 yea. That dudes just crazy😂
@@JayHar215 spider man after that
That year was fucking *rough* .
Peter's utterly terrified "i don't want to go" hit so hard. Watching this in the theatre was gut-wrenching.
What's even more amazing is that the "I don't wanna go" part was improv on Tom's part
thats the only part that actually got me
@@TechnoArpan I seriously doubt that, given how big a film this turned out to be. That strikes me as one of those "Heath Ledger improvised playing with the detonator" myths that everyone believes but isn't really a thing.
@@TechnoArpan It was inspired by the 10th Doctor (David Tennant) dying/regenerating in Doctor Who.
Black Panther got me honestly
Is it pure evil that when we see a thumbnail of poor Natalie crying, our first thought is "YES this is gonna be good" 😁😄😂
It makes for a genuine reaction
🤣 I know! I feel awful about it but it’s true.
We had to go through it! So now we get to watch Natalie experience Infinity War. At least she was warned to have tissues. We didn't know.
Evil, no. Sadistic maybe.
@@jkhoover when I watched it in theaters, I didn't cry, I was giddy. I love when movies don't have traditional endings and I was just so hype. Endgame, on the other hand, made me cry
I think most people can agree that Mantis going was not the saddest part of this movie. However, her line "Something's happening" always struck me. She can feel the emotions of others. And in that moment I think she is literally feeling half the universe cease to exist.
She felt a great disturbance in the Force, as if millions of voices suddenly cried out in terror and were suddenly silenced
Holy fucking shit! I never thought of that! That kills me. Good call
I feel like Peter's spider sense letting him feel it coming before everyone else was a little worse... not by a lot, but a little. :(
She can only feel it if she's touching someone doe
And think about it. They were the only people on Titans and she was the first to go. She must've felt the deaths on other planets nearby
I have never seen a reaction like walking out of the theaters. So many children crying, adults crying, it was just BRUTAL.
Yep, watch it the release day, I knew something was not right when I saw how the people from the previous session were as they leave, it has either lifeless or being help out, it has something else. Then watching the movie the change from Thor hiting Thanos to the snap kinda break everyone
I went first showing on opening night and man. The whole packed out theater screamed when the snap happened and then went dead quiet after the snap till the end of the movie. It was scary
Infinity War was the last marvel production I was spoiled on. Well, kinda spoiled. TH-cam commenters are real arseholes.
I learned my lesson for Endgame. Got tickets months in advance for me and my best friend, breaking from the past where I would wait to watch with family…I deleted every social media app except youtube from my devices a month in advance knowing that Philippines people somehow always get to watch these movies weeks in advance of the rest of world and can hence spoil the rest of the world, and then turned off everything on youtube, every setting, and barely even used it, my main source of entertainment. I did everything I could, and it worked
I saw a grown man cry. It was beautiful.
It was an experience for sure.
Yeah…. So “I don’t feel so good…” was Parker’s spider-sense tingling. He’ “knew,” he was in danger but couldn’t do anything. That’s what broke me
Yeah and his powers prolonged his death which is why it was longer his body was fighting to stay alive his spider sense also made it much more painful for him
Tom Holland really did a good job on that. I started sobbing at that.
That scene will always mess me up.. 😟
i believe that scene was improvised as well. he just went for it
😭😭😭
7:42 I always love the fact that Tony immediately tells Starlord to cool down because he was in this situation when he found out bucky killed his mom.
Oh wow, never thought of it that way... 😥
Oh my god how have I not thought of this yet
How the fuck did you secure the name Darth Vader lol
Absolutely solid observation
Yeah but where from did he know that Gamora is his love interest?
Thankfully you're able to watch this for the first time alone. Crying like a baby in the theater, and watching literally everyone else cry... Boy it was rough.
And she was warned to have tissues! We didn't know.
Having "Thanos will return" at the end of the credits didn't help it either.
I wasn't even crying I was in shock. I didn't cry until second viewing. I was just in a series of prolonged gasps for the last 20 minutes of the movie.
@@MJubecki1984 Same with me and my friends... We went on early screening and we barley talked while going home. There was complete silence in the car.
I remember everyone walking in so happy and excited, but I saw people walking out like it was a funeral I didn’t understand until after
Seeing Infinity War in the theatre was the first time I'd been surrounded by so many adults SOBBING. Myself included.
Same here. The biggest gut punch to us was Peter Parker's death.
For us, it was just silence. Completely surreal.
Same, When i went to theaters it was the same for me
@@mredwinplays i didn't cry, but I sat in silence when I drove home from the theater. I couldn't process what I had seen.
@@darkerkyo Me too, i was on silence, and i was just like You
Natalie: "This is the most tissues I have ever used for a movie..."
Endgame: "Hold my Beer..."
And this box of Kleenex
Lmfao
End game is trash
@@saiksaikatai594 why?
@@rlg_1230 everytime someone praise endgame there is always someone who does not like it.
I heard gasps, screams and grown men crying in the theaters. We all shuffled out in silence like we just left a funeral. Nothing could have prepared you for this
Really? A bit exaggerated to cry during a movie, maybe just me lol.
@@Chuppacabrra just you, i cried
Peter was the death i felt was most impactful just because he had the time to recognize what was about to happen to him. With his spidy sense he had time to know he was going and feel the terror of it all.
@@Chuppacabrra ??? Did you even watch the video you're commenting on?
@@yottawatt Groot was pretty tough because it was the second time Rocket had to watch him die
Now you’d have to wait a year to watch EndGame, like we all did xp
+ an extra 4 years
Remember how there were so many dumb theories? And we would watch every single one of them?
Yep, that was quite a gut punch back then! People walked out of the theater like stunned zombies! Mumbling, "WTF!" every few steps. 🤣
Just to get massivly disapointed like we all was xD
@@Cedisdead facts..
she's quite lucky she doesn't have to wait a year to watch endgame cuz i felt like I was turning to dust while waiting for endgame
yea no joke. That wait for EndGame was insane. Wandavision/FATWS didn't help cause now Marvel's spoiled us with weekly content lmao. Back to the months long wait :(
@@PropelledGamersz yea at least we got Loki coming up in a month and Black Widow and Shang Chi not too long afterward.
But it does make for one crazy sense of fulfillment when you do finally make it in that theater opening night after all that wait.
Well my reply already didn't age well after that trailer we got yesterday lol
@@CrooKed1 so true
Even sadder fact : each "i am groot" line has actual meaning in the script and the one he says while dying is "father?"
Seriously? Thats so incredibly sad! Amazing movie!!
STOP
🥺🥺🥺
Hey, not throwing a shade at you, but do you have a source for this? Would love to see if they’ve released all the other lines he has said
@@nealcaffrey541 if i remember correctly i think its one of the writter that said that on twitter
Tony Stark in Spiderman Homecoming:
No, this is where you ZIP IT, alright? The adult is talking! What if somebody had died tonight? Different story, right? 'Cause that's on you. And if you died, I feel like that's on me. I don't need that on my conscience.
In Age of Ultron:
"Watching my friends die, you'd think that's as bad as it gets, right? Nope. It wasn't the worst part."
"The worst part was that you didn't."
Okay now it's even sadder :c
thats why peter said "Im sorry" before he got dusted because he knew Tony would blame himself :(
Nice "Sherlock Holmes" Data photo.
Tony's worst fear came true, everybody died but him. And he literally fought the hardest, literally last man standing.
@Jetson Rellegue "you could've saved us"
@Jetson Rellegue I honestly never caught that!
It is crazy to think the very start of the series was based off of him being a very selfish character, and he quickly turned in to the most selfless character in the MCU, even with his snarky commentary. Love Iron man!
@Jetson Rellegue I never caught that Tony was sad he didn't die too. I thought it was because he just saw apprentice spider man die.
@@JBPVFL Honestly of all the MCU characters, Tony's has to be the one with the most profound when it comes to character development, you can track over the 10 years each change and every milestone from the selfish billionaire arms dealer to the selfless hero (Edited for spoilers oops!)
Now, imagine waiting an entire year for Endgame.
The longest damn year of my life. 3 hours before the movie I said to my brother that it is going to be the longest 3 hours of our lives and all building up to what would be the quickest 3 hours of our lives and I was not wrong.
Exactly. However wrecked and devastated the reactor feels after watching this, at least she doesn't have to wait a year for the resolution.
This is going to be a long 3 weeks.
@@marshallnisbet1214 There was Capt. Marvel and Ant Man & The Wasp in-between.
@@ShawnLevasseur yeah, Antman next week, Captain Marvel the week after, then End Game.
The fact that Wanda just embraces it just breaks me. She has lost so much that she's not even scared or upset to go. And then when Peter says "I'm sorry" it probably just makes Tony feel even worse, because he would blame himself for Peter dying due to just who he is. Tony's ready to embrace it but it never comes, and that is what shattered me.
I love (hate) the setup of Peter saying "It's kind of your fault that I'm here" and Tony already getting irritated at that... And then Peter apologizes but Tony is taking the blame all on himself
That was Tony's nightmare vision that Wanda showed him in Age of Ultron. All the Avengers dead, and him believing it was his fault.
Its not Tony' fault though. But definitely is Quill's fault.
Holland and Downey were given minimal instructions and no specific script for Pete's "death." That was two awesome actors doing incredible work.
Bettany and Olsen were also asked to improv the dialogue around Vision's death!
That was one of the hardest ones to watch for me. They really gave a believable tragic ending.
Yup. If I remember right, Tom was basically told "you're scared and you don't want to go" and that was it.
It makes it even more impactful....legit amazing actors
Yeah; his "I don't want to go" line was ad-libbed.
Thor arriving on Wakanda will never not give me chills.
Music in movies always makes the scene. To me, Thor's entrance in Wakanda, while visually pleasing, did not have as dramatic impact as when he came out of the sky in Ragnarok to the tune of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song". The score was very muted and lackluster during the whole Wakanda battle.
@@PuppyMonsters well youre comparing a 4 min scene to a 10 second orchestra climax lol
So freaking good! That plus the forging of Stormbreaker is MCU Thor at his peak
@@PuppyMonsters You absolutely have the right to prefer the Immigrant Song. Music is profoundly subjective, so no preference is "wrong." But for me that song has a certain gonzo quality which suits the tone of Waititi's Ragnarok, but wouldn't match the more sober Infinity War. For the latter, IMHO Alan Silvestri's magnificent Avengers theme is more appropriate.
With everything Thor had gone through in Ragnarok and Infinity War, he absolutely earned that awesome entrance.
The worst part of "Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good..." is that his Spider Sense was blaring out like an air raid siren and doing everything it could to try and get him to survive.
its like death was coming from inside him he didnt know what to do
I heard that the "I don't want to go" part was improvised.
@@johnnycucumber Tom says stuff like that in his head to make himself look sad or scared , And one of the shoots he ended up saying it out loud and the directors liked it so they told him to go with it fully
@@johnnycucumber the whole scene was improvised. And he filmed it in his birthday. They joked that he ate too much cake and that's why he doesn't feel so good. LoL
The Spider-Sense is just a warning, not like some sort of extra-regenerative power. When you say it like that you're making it sound like his Spider-Sense was actively fighting against the Snap and that's not the case.
But yeah, it was confirmed by the director that it warned him of what was coming and he was prepared to fight off the Snap's effects before it inevitably overtook him.
My favorite review of this movie was, "It's like going to an amusement park with an abusive parent."
Perfect 🤣🤣🤣
I'm dead lmao Who tf posted that XD
- I am Groot.
- I am Steve Rogers.
- I am Natalie, the girl everyone witnessed on her MCU journey.
Yes
Yes
Grab a drink. Grab a snack.
@@ezerlab1 and let's get into the movie!
New to channel...has she been through the DC journey, by any chance?
Astounds me that u managed to avoid spoilers before seeing these movies for so long
Hahahaha you will be amazed how our nerd culture online is so unrepresentative of real life.
AVENGERS ASSEMBLE
Seriously I just recently met someone who says he DOESNT watch movies... like WTF!!!
What do you do then???
@@thornweather hahaha. You have them start a reaction channel. Start with the first movie, that one with a train driving toward the screen, and work your way up. :p
There were so many Thanos memes, it's hard to believe it wasn't spoiled for everyone
Nebula: You should've killed me.
Thanos: Would've been a waste of parts.
This line flies under the radar a bit but its so fucked up. 😂
Right!? Lol
Ikr!
Actually if he kills her he can use her parts for his needs, so...
Yeah, the whole Gamora and Nebula arc in the MCU really showed how much effort Thanos put into both of them.. makes you wonder what the "Children of Thanos" had to go through as well.
But Nebula was right. He should have killed her.
I saw this a few times in the theater. One time, at the end of it, this boy around 6 years old in the row in front of me stood up and yelled, "THAT'S THE WORST MOVIE I EVER SAW!!!" and stormed out. His little heart got dusted seeing his heroes die. 😢
My mom was the same! She's not even that into the movies but she was pissed! Said she'd never watch another one. Course that didn't last :-P it's amazing how this movie affected Everyone though
At the "I don't wanna go", I was like: "Wow Marvel, rip my heart out, why don't ya?"
It always kills me how relieved Wanda looks to be dying. She's been through so much.
After just having had to kill vision... death would have been a release for her, idk how someone could live having had to do that for someone they love.
@@therealdadoom7509 yea I think Vision for her was her last straw. Cause she was thinkjng of her parents, Pietro and I think Vision was her last purpose and hope. So I can see how relieved she looked 🥺
It's even more tragic because she just had to kill Vision AND it effectively did nothing. And then had to watch him die a SECOND time.
I love how Infinity War has created such a consistent reaction across so many people. There's really only one way to respond to this movie, and Natalie just gave us the textbook response.
I was basically saying
"NOOOO"
"YES"
"YEESSSSS"
"NOOOOOOO"
"NOO"
"YESSS"
Throughout the movie lmao
WHY AM I THE ONLY WHO FEELING FOR VISION FOR HAVING TO DIE BRUTALY TWICE IN 10 MINITES!?!?!?
I never thought Wanda destroying the stone was a brutal killing. It seemed uncomfortable sure, but I doubt it was painful. Like a leathal injection. She loved him too much to hurt him even when forced to kill him.
@@joshuaking3731 I dont mean brutally in ONLY physical terms, I'm also referring to emotional and psychological damage for everyone involved.
Maybe brutal was the wrong word as it has strong physical connotations
@@Krezznet I thought it was brutal. The stone exploded in Vision's forehead. I think a forehead explosion counts as brutal, both physically and psychologically. But I wonder, when Thanos brought him back, was he feeling it *again* during the time reversal?
@@Fualapeezy I feel like he wouldn't have but now for the sake of amazing story I hope he did lmao
It’s even worse after WandaVision
15:30 Behind the scenes fact: Tom Holland improvised the "I don't want to go" lines. He was supposed to say the "I don't feel so good..." then stumble into Tony, then get laid down by Tony and turn to dust. The "I don't want to go" came from him understanding his character so well, and the sad look and whispered "sorry" again was Tom improvising, and my god the kid can act...
He is the son of a stand up comedian Dominic Holland, he’s a very smart guy and I think Tom has the same sharp mind.
Even worse for Spider-Man. With his spider-sense, his whole body must've been on fire when it happened...and Tom Holland sells that scene so well. Gets me teary-eyed every time.
Oh for sure. His spider-sense was sending his body into RED ALERT mode
As well as that, Tony pumped that suit full of every protective measure he could imagine, and he's already clearly got nanotech access. The suit was repairing Peter *almost* as fast as he was dissolving. It's why it took him longer to go.
Also, he mostly improvised that scene. They didn't want to tell him what was happening, as he spoils stuff too often, so they just told him to act like he was dying and he knew that he was going to or somethinf
Supposedly Peter was just going disintegrate like the others. Then the improved that scene and the director said "Yup, that's going in the final cut"
It's worth noting that the rest of the heroes that got cornflaked and noticed it happening were seasoned combatants and took it with a degree of dignity you'd expect from people who long ago accepted death as a likelihood. Peter on the other hand was just some terrified kid desperate to live and sounded like it.
I love how Cap and T’Challa were running up front and Bucky was like ‘you know what i can do that to but i’m just not gonna do it’
I really wanna know why the writers left Bucky out of that scene. Makes no sense to me.
Bucky: "Yeah, you two go have fun over there. I'm gonna stay back here... with my gun."
I love that they give everyone sci-fi space guns but Bucky gets an regular machine gun with bullets
Bucky: "You know who's even faster than me? The bullets. In my gun."
That's cause he's smart and uses a gun. Hang back with the formation.
I love how Nat has been living under a rock for the past 10 years, so we can watch her go through all the stuff now we went through 3 years ago. It makes for good entertainment
Yeah I'm kinda surprised that infinity and end game's ending hasn't been spoiled for her considering its basically all the internet could talk about for a while.
@@dd-ye2zq she’s much more of a hiking, nature and live music type of person off-channel, so I can see her missing the hype train for all this a few years back. And any bits of pop culture osmosis wouldn’t have been retained without the context to go with it.
I love watching people cry in infinity war. It’s funny to me
Yeah- it's crazy that all these movie reactors on youtube had never seen ANY movie ever in their lives before they started their channel
@@dsscam kinda sus to me..
I cannot remember every crying in the cinema more, than when Peter sensed he was going, and reacting the way he did because he’s young and confused and knowing he’s about to die.
Cannot wait for your Endgame reaction, Nat!
Thor’s entrance to wakanda and Wanda destroying an infinity stone with one hand and holding off thanos with 5 stones in the other hand were my favorite parts.
The fact that they gave the heroes moments to be awesome definitely makes the ending hit harder.
I stopped myself from cheering at Thor's entrance, but it got me hyped when he showed up.
she was only able to do that because she has the mind stone powers that she was given wouldn't have worked on the other stone and holding off thanos was to make the scene suspenseful he could of used any of those stones to just end it quick.
@@layton6202 😂 really gotta find any way to shit on her moment 3 years later. Get over yourself, just because someone enjoyed a scene doesn’t mean you need to criticize it
@@layton6202 Scarlet Witch Most Powerful Avenger 💅
“I see where he’s coming from, but it’s still fucked up. You don’t get to decide that, who lives and who dies.” That’s what makes him such an engaging villain.
I think I love sad villains.
Being sad is hard... and we all know what it feels like to be sad.
To be fair. He didn't decide. He made it clear that he randomly kills half the universe.
I don’t really see where he’s coming from tbh, his logic is stupid. The destabilization that happens from what he did alone would be enough to ruin countless civilizations. A little counter productive to his supposed goal. He could also just make double the resources, he has the power to do that with the stones
@@PresidentScrooge but he’s still the one deciding that people die at all. And that’s not his decision to make
@@HellNaw98 The infinity stones are representations of the universal forces, you may be able to alter existing matter, but you can’t create matter out of nowhere. So even though the infinity stones are quite powerful, they aren’t almighty since they are still attached to universal physics. Now, let’s say you are able to do so (which as mentioned before, it’s not possible) another problem comes around , the lack of “space”. Even if you have unlimited resources, the problem would now be wars would be about territories and not for resources. Also if you think “it’s just fantasy, anything can happen”, well not exactly, a well written story, such as the MCU also has its limits in regards to what’s possible, even magic has a certain logic.
Now imagine having to wait an entire year for the next movie. Peter saying "I don't want to go" over and over was the most heartwrenching scene of any Marvel movie.
he was the only one we saw that had enough time to know he was going and feel the terror of it all. that was the worst seeing tony hold him
Ikr! I get literal chills every time I see it. It’s such a realistic and relatable performance by Tom Holland. He deserved an Oscar for that one line if you ask me!
That’s better than waiting for an actual sequel which normally is at least 4 years later loll
@@charlesiverson1769 And Tom Holland actually improvised the dialogue when he held on to Tony. #impressive
nah, the most heartwrenching scene is yet to come
I remember Gunn saying that Groots last “I am Groot” translated into “..Dad..?” towards Rockets 😢😭
Im a 51 year old man who is not prone to emotional outbursts......
but when I left the packed crying theatre I had to sped 20 min in my car afterwards in a state of shock, trying to deal with what I had just seen. This was an emotional wipe out for all of us.
You're in the Endgame now Nat
Here, here.
@@thepafwaychannel2596 I had to give my fellow movie watchers some hope. I explained the message Nick Fury received on the pager, was to Captain Marvel. Most people didn't know what the signal meant.
Unless you’re a woman you shouldn’t be crying for Marvel movies lmao.
@@averyavery1470 "Crying: Only acceptable at funerals and at the Great Canyon"
-Ron Swanson
@@averyavery1470 Right..just some common sense thinking is needed. I am shocked by the moviegoers..do they think they set up a decade of movie characters and big time actors to kill them for good when we all knew beforehand that a final movie is coming. I mean come on.
Here's a sad fact: Groot told Rocket one word at 14:23
"Dad"
Thanks 😭😭😭
Yeah whenever I see that scene I always cry Groot is still a kid
Thought it was 'I love you Dad', but I might be wrong.
That was just James Gunn and the Russo’s twisting the damn knife.
i hate you.
Our cinema was utterly silent at the end of this film when I watched it way back in 2018. No-one moved for like 5 minutes after the final credits rolled. We were all in shock
I think it was more to do with they was waiting for the after credit scenes that normally happen in marvel films
@@jamiebanis3161 no, when i was in theater, everyone did the same thing like he said. And it's purely because of shocked by the ending. At least i felt like that
@@jamiebanis3161 This was after the credits scenes. The movie was done. No-one moved.
No one seems to acknowledge this, but props to Mr. Editor for the memes. They were really on point in this video. The normal hyena actually made me chuckle
“All my favorite characters can’t die!”
*laughs in Thanos*
All? No. Just half. LOL
@UNSUNG ARMORY ohh Snap he did
Man, if this film got her, she’s going to be a wreck by the end of Endgame.
Imagine me having grown up with these characters from 9 years old to 19 years old and then watching them all die... then having to wait a year for Endgame... I was depressed man
Dude. I was 10 when Ironman came out and now I’m 22
I was in my 40s, and though I had not seen them in 25 years outside of the movies, I had read all their comics religiously through the 70s and 80s. It was still a brutal gut-punch, which is impressive.
@@danelmore6553 Did you read the Civil War and Infinity War comics?
@@nathangames1576 No. I have not seen a comic since the late 80s. Though I did look up the plot-points for Civil War during the early movies.
@@nathangames1576 technically, the Thanos snap happened in the The Infinity Gauntlet. Then came The Infinity War, which wouldn't make sense if they directly adapted it to film because Adam Warlock hasn't done anything significant after his appearance in Guardians of the Galaxy 2. Then there was The Infinity Crusade. Civil War happened years after (in the comics) and had no bearing on Thanos or the infinity gems.
"What if its not, what are you gonna do, kill her?"
* Jim looking into camera *
LMAO
That's a pause-and-laugh moment.
Natalie, I think you should take a look at the audience reactions recorded at the theaters. They are quite enjoyable and would be nice for you to watch since you didn't get to have the theatre experience. MCU movies are even more epic when a whole room of people are just as into it as you are.
I just remembered how endgame starts, she is just going to cry the entire movie
Oh yea...I think I know exactly what you're thinking of. The first 20min and the last 20min puts everyone to tears
@@PropelledGamersz The first 20 fucking seconds, man. THE FIRST TWENTY SECONDS.
@@lanmandragoran8337 EXACTLY
Fun fact, Infinity War 3 year anniversary was yesterday, Natalie managed to sandwich the reaction to the movie perfectly with both parts
The endgame 2 year anniversary was the day before yesterday
@@rohanalias9053 time sure flies
Holy shit that was 3 years ago?? Feels like yesterday..
Peter Parker begging not to die has got to be one of the most heart crushing scenes in movie history.
His spider-sense had to be going haywire feeling oblivion approaching....making it even more terrifying for him.
Combat Medic from Saving Private Ryan says - Momma.
Going haywire is probably an understatement. It was sensing imminent mortal danger. From everywhere. But at the same time, from nowhere. And since he has minor regenerative powers (nowhere near Wolverine or Deadpool, but he can sleep off moderate injury, which is why I hated how fast he was put out of commission in Civil War) he got to both feel it coming and then endure it longer than others.
It looks like an hommage to the 10 th doctor death though.
@@ebenezer576 thanks for dredging that image back, Wilf is the best companion new who ever had.
You mean his Peter Tingle?
Something I only picked up with this watch through - one of my previously least like parts of the movie was how Loki and Gamora both had the same choice of, what I originally saw as: proving their love for their sibling bu giving up a stone letting them live. I felt like it watered down both the moments by having them play out the same.
It only just clicked, that's not what was happening - the movie is constantly showing the our heroes aren't willing to bend, and pick the hardest path to stop Thanos. But when confronted with the same choice Thanos' conviction was stronger, sacrificing Gamora for the soul stone and allowing him to win.
Probably picked up by most people, but I only just picked up on it
Me: "Can't wait for her to see Avengers: Endgame"
Then me realizing: "Crap there's Ant Man & The Wasp and Captain Marvel first"
*Edit: The crap comment was not because I though those films were bad, it was because we have to wait for her to do those films first before getting the Endgame reaction.
I think the placement of Antman & The Wasp was well done. A kind of silly movie to follow up this emotional train wreck.
Yeah i liked antman and the wasp. Cap marvel wasnt as entertaining
That's not crap, they're great films.
@@Animear- I found Captain Marvel entertaining, but a bit overhyped due to the odd way in which Marvel tried to push her as their first true female superhero. I always thought that was a bit insulting to Black Widow, who should have been the first Female Marvel character to get a movie, and Wanda Maximoff who is technically the most bad-ass out of all of them. They're both far better characters. It doesn't help that Brie Larson isn't a very charismatic person either.
After this a couple of more straight ahead action flicks were called for as palate cleansers plus setting up some necessary stuff for Endgame.
I gotta say that Thor's entrance in Wakanda is one of the best moments in this movie! When I saw this in theaters three years back, everybody was cheering & screaming out of their seats!
In the MCU period
Not 3yrs¿
@@dinnosauur uh yea it has been 3 years lmao.
Def one of the top moments in the entire franchise. Would have liked to see it play out another 20-30 seconds before quick cutting to Thanos. You just forced a cheering audience to sit down.
And then there is Bruce's PRICELESS BFF reaction: "*laughs* You guys are so screwed now!"
She would be a complete wreck if she saw it when it came out in 2018 and realized she had to wait a YEAR until endgame comes out.
We still thought it was going to be called Infinity War part 2 at the time.
I agree. It was just such a deeper wound knowing that we had to wait A WHOLE YEAR just to find out what happens.
Yup, plus with fewer pop culture hints about the outcome. Such as her already knowing there’s a post endgame Spider-Man movie and such.
@@johansmallberries9874 actually even we knew about a new Spider-Man movie coming..don’t remember if they announced it before or after infinity war
@@thewadz5878 100% agree
Natalie: "Is he gonna hold it open?"
Thor: "I'm gonna hold it open"
"I though Peter was off limits!"
We all did. I was a complete mess in the theater. Jaw open, tears rolling down my face, begging the movie to stop killing characters I love. At the end, people sat in silence till the end of the credits. It was a full theater, and only a couple of people left. Everyone else just sat in stunned silence until the credits had rolled completely through with the staff waiting in the wings to clean. The only sounds were the music and sniffles. Then, loudly, my mom goes, "THAT'S BULLSHIT!!" and everyone started laughing and shaking themselves loose enough to leave the theater. It was one of the most surreal theater experiences I have ever had, so many people so affected by a film featuring comic book characters.
I remember seeing this on opening night and it was rough. When we were exiting the theater there were tons of people lined up for the next showing who we had to walk past. They were all smiling and excited and all of us were coming out of the movie shell-shocked and with thousand mile stares.
That sounds like that scene from Attack on Titan, with the MC seeing the Scouts return, excited to join them, while the Scouts are just traumatized to hell and back x'D
Rocket: “I could lose a lot. Me, personally, I could lose a lot.”
Then his entire family is dusted. Tragic
Yeah, right after him turning from endearing little prick to "I can only afford to lose one friend today!" in _GOTG2._ I am so glad _GOTG3_ is going to focus on his history.
@@tarmaque Wonder if GOTG3 will be longer like IW and EG, since it seems they may be doing a lot.
SPOILERS for Natalie
They got the Gamora stuff, Adam Warlock, Rocket's history. Depending on if Gunn wants to go for a fourth or not, they may wanna bring resolution to Quill and view on Earth, and reunite him with his grandfather. Plus there's a bit of talk of the possibility of bringing in Moondragon.
@@toqkaizogou1636 considering their a bigger cast they should of got a 4th movie like thor theirs way more stories for them to do
13:52 I love how they kept this snap and the blip in Endgame suspenseful. You’re told over and over again what would happen but they leave it hanging for a bit. You’re not sure. Did he do it? What’s happening?
I've never understood the confusion over Dr. Strange giving up the time stone. He's seen all the possible futures and knows what needs to be done, no matter how difficult
It’s like yes he said he wouldn’t give up the stone but that wa like 10 minutes after he met them also before he saw the future
Funniest part of all the MCU is how Thor keeps referring to Groot and Rocket as "tree" and "rabbit".
Since Thor speaks Groot, does that mean Groot's real name is Tree?
@@MechaSlinky I was about to mention that. Especially since he never corrected him.
I'll do you one better, why is Gamora
They confirmed that when groot died, the words he said to rocket were “dad?”
He was just calling for his dad ;~;
He called Rocket "dad"...? Is that what they meant? Because ;~; is right!
@@BeeWhistler Yup, Gunn confirmed it on twitter. And it makes me sob every time
I mean the writers, directors and actors can literally say whatever they want if it gains them press and what not when it comes to "I am groot"
@@BeeWhistler yah. I kind of worded it weird, but groot was calling rocket dad.
@@nukiesduke6868 Every one of Groot's lines has english translation because that's how the actors know to react to it.
Im JUST now realizing…. When Thanos turned Starlord’s gun into a bubbles and then Gamora’s knife into bubbles, that was a ode to his original comic ability and the stuff he had in MvC2, the bubble ability which was super OP but yea… wow lol. Nice job Marvel
15:23 “Mr. Stark? I don’t feel so good.” Dude... That shit broke me. 💔😭 I saw this in the theater with my friend and when Peter died, I was sobbing so hard I could barely breathe. My friend threatened to move to another seat if I didn’t pull it together. lol
Come on! More than half the people in the room would be in the same state.
@@mogaman28 They probably were, but I was so hysterical I couldn't tell. 😂
And I love that the entire speech from Peter was improvised.
@@ryanakers1372 Yes!
I began hyperventilating. Exactly like I would in an anxiety attack, and if it counted as one, that was the worst anxiety attacks I have ever had. Could barely breathe. And this was even though I had been partially spoiled by jerks on youtube so I had a decent idea pf what was coming-well, even if I wasn’t spoiled I probably would’ve, since I bought certain books 4 years before specifically to know what Avengers 2 & 3 would be inspired by
This movie was an experience.
Peter Parker’s dusting broke theater audiences. I mean it hurt losing everyone that got dusted, but man, people lost it when Peter’s scene came. Love this reaction, can’t wait to rewatch both parts back to back. Love the reaction, love it.
For whatever reason it didn't work for me, it felt like over acting and didn't feel natural.
There was a huge group of black teenagers in the theater with me and when Black Panther dusted, they all wailed in utter disbelief.
The saddest part for me was his last words to Tony were "I'm sorry".
I had a big smile on my face when it happened. Must've been in the minority
I’m the theater I saw it, every hero that was lost had its fan base, but man, when Peter said I don’t feel so good, everyone broke down.
I hate to be the one to post this with the feelings you're going through but.... They have verified that Groot's last words to Rocket were "Dad?!"
Yeah, insult to injury. When they came out and said that he was saying “daddy?...” to Rocket...bruh, I cried like a b*tch. Especially because I was a new father at the time. 😭😭😭
dude, I did not need to know that
Thanks!
NOOOOOO 😭😭😭😭
@@NatalieGoldReacts I'm so sorry. I'm kind of ashamed I told you.
A sad thing about when Starlord goes, he always saw himself as the hero of his story and leader of the group, so when he is seeing everyone get turned to dust a part of him hope's he would survive until Tony talks to him and his realization in "oh man" is brutal as he sees he is just another casualty and not the hero in this story, it is so beautifully written.
Imagine seeing this in the theater, it was dead silence, leaving the theatre was a solemn walk
Very few films have I ever left the theater with everyone in absolute stunned silence. Ssaving Private Ryan was one.
For a second I thought Thor actually got Thanos then he said the line and my jaw dropped my mother my sister and the entire theater was sobbing. I cried but mostly sat there stunned thinking holy shit they did it they actually did it.
I was not silent. I was immediately talking about the fact that another avengers movie, another spiderman movie, and another doctor strange movie was slated to come out. Of you paid attention to the marketing you'd know that most of everyone was coming back
@@insertnamehere2746 okay yeah Mr galaxy brain lol everyone knew there were more movies slated and in that theater in that moment not expectin them to have the avengers lose. Even if it was just for a brief moment and not everyone came back.
@@insertnamehere2746 Jesus christ cheer up. Its not about the fact that we know some of these characters are coming back. If you are even slightly invested in the story these movies are telling then its about how the loss affects the characters left behind.
Side note: if you were immediately telling the people around you about how because of marketing you know that those characters will be back instead of just enjoying the moment with a group of people then you are the person that nobody likes going to the cinema with.
Peter Parker's death was even more tragic because his spider sense was going crazy, making him acutely aware of what was happening to him.
And thanks to his Spider Sense, that's how he held off "poofing" for so long... since he "felt" it was coming and tried to fight it.
@@minnesotajones261 So...you can try to fight it? Spider-man can, but not wanda or strange?
@@Сайтамен Well, he couldn't technically "fight it and win," but he tried to, since he "felt" it coming. No one else felt it prior, it just... happened.
@@minnesotajones261 It's strange he lasted entire 20 seconds, while everyone else was dusted in two.
I think it’s cause I’m the comics Spider-Man has regeneration powers so he was constantly regenerating but couldn’t keep it up for long.
Nat: "I hope you guys enjoyed watching this movie with me..."
Sadists: "Yes."
Masochists: "Oh, hell, yes!"
Nat seems like the most caring person I've seen in a long time.
I need more friends like that.
I'm a 48 year old man and the Spiderman scene gets my tears flowing every time. No matter how many times I watch it...
😭😭😭
About 30 minutes before this dropped, I received some bad news. When I saw this appear in my notifications, I smiled. I watched the reaction. Twice. Once done, I felt happy and optimistic, and ready to go tackle my situation. Thank you, Natalie. You made a difference for me today. :)
"Did they lower Peter Dinklages voice manually?" Yes, they just said "Hey Pete, can you make your voice lower?"
i thought he had like a little switch or dial....
They probably polished it a bit but Dinklage does have pretty badass low voice.
There is literally no enhancements on his voice. He's just being a Marvel character.
I had a similar though of, "yeah he is an actor."
Rocket: "Peter Dinklage, are you making your voice deeper?"
The best part of this whole video was that I just watched a reaction to an earlier movie where you said you knew nothing about Marvel and were going to watch them all in order. Twenty something movies in and their deaths hit you exactly like they hit all of us in the theaters. The attachment to the characters and everything.
It says 1 min ago.
I can't imagine. We waited a year for Endgame? I remember people spent months speculating what the title of the movie will be.
imagine some kid in the 2070s finding an old digital copy of the MCU infinity saga..... i really think these movies will hold up
I knew the name the second I heard Dr. Strange say Endgame. I'm not good at predicting movie stuff, but I nailed that one.
@@henryvandeneynden6033 "Pssh, it's not even holo."
@@jkhoover also from Tony Stark in age of Ultron pointing up and saying up there that’s the ENDGAME
Everyone: *dies*
Natalie: sobbing
Mantis: *dies*
Natalie: "Thats fine, she can go"
😂
Yeah that was cold af, how she dismissed Mantis and Drax lol
@UNSUNG ARMORY When peter died she said ""Thats fine, he can go""
@@DuBstep115 Funny. That was my reaction
Just wrong, Mantis and Drax are among the best.
@@mothermedusa9921 I think with Mantis it's her lack of screentime as she's still newer to the cast, and Drax I do love him...but he can be annoying at times lol
Natalie: "So many people are gonna die!"
Sean Bean: "Yup, even I probably got dusted and I wasn't even in the movie. Can we watch The Martian again?"
Haha
The twist ending was that Sean Bean actually survived
@@scottythedawg IKR - He was probably like YES, FINALLY... I mean, oh no, this is horrific
I’ll never forget how quiet the theatre was when the snap scene happened. So Many tears. So much silence. Even after the movie was over, everyone was jaw dropped. Myself included obv. one of the BEST marvel has to offer.
Especially at the end when the Infinity War title card got snapped too. Everyone in my theater said "awwww."
Theaters opening night...
Most crying - Gamora, Spiderman,...
Most screams - Black panther
Walking out - no applause, dead silent, in shock (my hands were actually shaking), people waiting to go in next went from excited to visibly worried when they saw our faces.
Thinking - WHAT JUST HAPPENED???
as we were walking out there was this dad who turns to his 6 year old son and is like "well... you win some, you lose some."
@@wjmerritt I was sitting next to some kid and his dad, and when the end credits came the kid said "wait... it ends like this?"
I was in that following crowd going in like “...this has me concerned....very very concerned”
Absolutely remember feeling like this, yeah.
I went with my brother and his 4 kids, none of us could say anything the whole ride home
Thanos - “the stone had better be up there
Natalie - “what are you gonna do, kill her”
Me - 👀
"This might be the most tissue I've ever used"...
Just wait till endgame. Most of us cried harder at that one.
Yeah, we all thought Infinity War was brutal. Endgame was more so in a different way.
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She’s coming up to endgame and season 3 of Game of Thrones. Our poor girl is in for a rough month.
@@darthdarthification Oh man....that will be tough to watch
I'm gonna say she'll need more tissues near the end of S3 GoT
The that hurts the most about rewatching this now is realising that Peter can sense his death coming and was probably the only one who felt it CRYING EMOJI
Mantis also seemed to sense it before it happened... But yeah Peter seemed to be the one who noticed the soonest. Cause his death scene dragged out! When compared to the others.
@@AnxietyRat yeah she sensed it as well you are right, but Spidey seemed more scared and in pain than everyone else :(
**Thor lays down the law** Natalie: "YEEEEEEEEEEEEEESSS!!!! yeeeesss!!!" My FAVORITE reaction outta Natalie EVER. 😃😃😃
Its a tie for me, when Cap goes buck wild in Winter Soldier and the Thor scene.
Agreed Jacques Tuan.....I'm antisapating the next movie....there will be ups n major downs from Nat. Brace yourself madame....its gonna be one Hell of a ride......
@@winstonniles3843 next movie is Ant Man and the Wasp I think or Craptain Marvel
@@jasonaarons3274 yeah the next one is antman and the wasp...then captain marvel since she didn't watch it after the first avenger.....but I was referring to the next avengers instalment.....ENDGAME....Nats soooo fun to watch react...she gets into the movies soooo much....its cool
"The stone had better be up there"
"If its not, what are you gonna do, kill her?"
me: *stares into imaginary camera*
Yeah, she said that and I was like, oh boy, this will be bad for you.
I like the theory that Red Skull was the guardian of the Soul Stone was because he had nothing he loved.
Jim Halpert stare at camera gif*
I love how you broke your own fourth wall! :D
Nat, imagine watching that end at the theater, and Everyone was just silent still, crying, and knew that they had to wait a whole year to see the conclusion.
It's so interesting seeing her display the same emotions and thoughts I did when I saw this opening weekend
"Is Mantis going? Eh she can go it's fine." LOL
I was like: she may not be a great fighter compared to her comic book counterpart, but I like her, she was a sweetheart
i remember the entire theater being in shock and silent. when the credits ended one guy stood up and said WTF? And ranted. his anger/sadness was all of us. like we all sat there and listened him rant. then there was silence and then slowly got up and walked out.
“IS CLINT STILL ALIVE?!” *glances at camera*
They only reason the ending didn't shake me so much was because i was family with the comic book book lore and knew this happened and it was overturned eventually.
You know, I wonder to this day how Infinity War would have turned out if Zemo hadn't destroyed the Avengers from the inside out.
Imagine if Thor and Wanda were both on Titan as well. They could have certainly stopped Thanos.
@@dmidkif Yeah but that's the thing. They weren't. Wanda was on the run for a while, Thor was off world. The Avengers weren't a unit. They were split up and they just weren't used to fight as a team by then. And they had no idea what was coming.
@@dmidkif There are a lot of different things that could have affected the story in a major way. That is why I don't buy Dr. Strange's assertion that Thanos only loses in 1 out of 14 million futures.
Thor's Ragnorok growth was retconned, Dr. Strange was nerfed and never used the time stone. In retrospect I'm kind of disappointed.
@@mechanomics2649 My read is there are certain actions that would never occur in any reality that Strange foresaw. I am convinced that Strange saw no timeline where Quill did not lash out at Thanos for killing Gamora. I also expect there was no scenario where all the Avengers reconvened, given the events of Civil War.
As for the time stone, I think Strange and the Ancient One were more guarding the time stone from those who would seek to misuse it. Any story involving time travel creates all sorts of problems, and I think Strange realizes this. And I just flatly disagree on Thor. While the execution may have been a bit corny, it was necessary to bring Thor down to a sea of depression and grief for his arc to be fully realized.
@@dmidkif I still wanna believe that Strange looked a little further ahead and that Endgame's resolution was necessary for things yet to come. Could be the character growth, could be the end of the stones, could be the state of the world(s) after the five year blip (including passing of mantles, Tony sacrificing only after having his daughter), could be all of it, could be me just thinking into this even more than Feigi and Marvel lol.
that one word from bucky ("steve") before vanishing broke me so much + the ending where steve just held the leftover ash
they had been through so much together then they had to be separated one more time god
Steve, the guy who can always "do this all day" and never backs down now just sitting on the ground not getting up after Bucky vanished 😭
Peters “Mr Stark I don’t wanna go” was improvised
which was a reference to Doctor Who when David Tennant's Doctor regenerated.
@@djpob The same line but by no means a reference. The Russos directed Holland to act "Like you don't want to go" so Holland took that literally and performed the scene as such but it is not an intentional reference to Doctor Who.
@@doubleEspressoShartini Thanks, the impact though is very much the same for both. I remember seeing Tennant's Doctor go and the impact it carried. This one was much the same.
@@doubleEspressoShartini Sorry I thought he said it was in an interview but seems I was probably wrong
@@kennethfharkin We shall agree to disagree on that one as I'm not the biggest Tenth Doctor fan and even less so for that line in particular but to each their own.
ive watched infinity war about 4 times in total and I still got emotional watching it with you Natalie, this movie always hits hard in an incredible way, can't wait for you to see Endgame, which we actually waited a whole year for it hahahahhaa, a whole year of my brain making theories and waiting