AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR BROKE ME!! PART 2 - MOVIE REACTION - FIRST TIME WATCHING
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Remember, we had to wait a year to find out how the story ends. I remember the people coming out of the showing before us at my local theater. The mood was quite ominous.
literally, “endless nothingness”
I remember leaving the cinema that night. Just total silence and a few people sobbing.
It’s interesting to me that so many people have said that the end of the movie resulted in sadness and silence. For me, it was the opposite. There was essentially a part 2 coming, so not all was lost. The story wasn’t over. The only sad thing was, it was gonna be a year to see where things went.
I hated the wait too.
I remember waiting in line at the IMAX theater here in Michigan, at the Portage Celebration Cinema and seeing the previous showing audience come out and most of the women and half the men were in tears, some people just had looks of shock and disbelief on their face. So all of us waiting for the next showing were like "WTF, oh no, something bad is going to happen"
In the theater, after the snap, the entire theater was quiet. Then everyone was freaking out after Bucky got dusted. That's how MCU has made us invested in these movies.
And they've gone and ruined it
@@madelinemitchell104 I wouldn't bet on it. It is like a football team that says "maybe next year" without making any major changes. Their issue is management. All the good MCU movies, save Infinity War, were done before Feige took control. Since he's been in control Marvel has only gotten worse.
Without a real shakeup caused by major financial loss, Marvel will just slowly die off.
There was definitely something special experiencing Phase 1 - 3 with everyone, throughout those years. Cheers all!
Not me. I was so gleefully happy that one of my fav comic runs was coming to fruition!
@@Gumblethebear Lmao. Fiege has been in control for the entirety of the mcu existence. Better do your research before spouting off nonsensical things. 🤡
I never heard a theater as silent as the one I was in during opening night. The actor's credits felt more like a causality roll. The people waiting to come in after us got really worried when they saw a funeral procession leaving.
A Quiet Place - I think people were scared to breathe in that one
American Sniper was another.
I remember people were screaming 'No! No! No!' as people got dusted. Everyone was 100% there. As I left the theater, I had this thought that this experience that I'd just had was absolutely once in a lifetime.
Causality? I guess it works, but did you not mean casualty?
@@CaptainFrost32 such an underrated movie
That scene Thor arriving to Wakanda.. still makes me hyped.
One of, if not the gratest entrance in the MCU with a glorious version of the avenger theme
@@williambouchard4077 the god of entrances.
How did he get in from above when they only opened a portion of the dome
@@dustyb58 Actually good question. I'm assuming Bifrost can be summoned anywhere.
@@dustyb58 This is all my assumption, but we know that the Bifrost unleashes a huge amount of energy, because leaving it open will destroy the world it is going to (See Thor 1). We also know that the Wakanda shield is not all powerful, as even the war dogs were starting to make it through, without any special powers. I would think that the Bifrost just overpowered the shield and broke through.
I always appreciated how Tony's suits evolved because of problems he had in the last movie. In Civil War he lost in hand-to-hand fighting to Steve, and in this movie he has a *ton* of new features to use in melee vs Thanos. Every time he has a problem, he over-engineers a solution so he can deal with it in the future.
Because Tony learns from his mistakes
Tony's ability to learn is his greatest super power. Sure money and invention are great, but useless if he couldn't adapt and grow. The man sees a problem and he solves it. Something new comes, he loses, learns, solves it.
@@mycroft16 ye, the only man who could probably outsmart Tony is Victor von Doom
@@StMargorach He would absolutely be a problem. I see them as sort of like Joker and Batman. Never really able to beat each other, always facing off.
@@mycroft16 My brain at 3am: "Never really able to face each other, always beating off" ....🤔...oh.🤦♂😅
“Did you do it?” “Yes”. “What did it cost?” “Everything”. Such a powerful scene!
"Are you happy now?"
Thanos - 😁😁😁😁😁😁
"How dare you smile!"
Haven't laughed out loud like that in a while. Thanks.
i remember the whole theater being so quiet after the snap and when the credits started rolling, that was when everyone started talking and yelling because we had never seen an Avengers movie where the villain won! i was sobbing walking out of the theater and i remember being embarrassed until i was everyone else crying, even my dad (who literally never cries) was crying lol
This wasn´t an Avengers movie, It was a Thanos movie. He was the protagonist, he was the one driving towards a goal and having to overcome obstacles to get there. Brilliant film.
The moment when Thanos snapped was the ultimate pin drop. Seeing half of the Avengers disintigrate as well as Thanos sacrificing Gamora on Vormir and Peter Parker begging to Tony Stark before he disintigrated, was heartbreak at its finest.
TBH, it was Star Lord's fault 😡.
If only he kept his cool.
Exactly.
@@joshuacampbell7493 there's possibly a reality out of the 14000605 in which he kept his cool so in the end it didn't really matter.
I agree that it was a gut-punch moment in the movie. But I'm still a little bent that they put so much weight on the literal snap of the fingers. The fact that they could stop Thanos by keeping his hand open just really nerfs the power of the Infinity Stones. It was just too much specificity on that one gesture.
Addie, did you ever think, when you started on this Marvel path, that you would feel all these feelings from superhero movies? lol 'm a 46yo man, and I still get teary-eyed when I watch these Marvel reaction videos. To me, that speaks volumes to the quality of these movies! I'm glad you're enjoying these! :)
Me too and I'm 52! LOL!
Same here at 57.....cannot keep from having the tear drop during the 'I don't wanna go' scene.
I was never into comic books and yet the MCU has captured me 😅😂
My 70 year old mother cries when she watches these movies. She's a grandma... probably going to be a great grandma soon enough... these movies are for everyone who gives them a chance.
(well... not my dad... he has never had much imagination and just hates everything fantasy or sci-fi... can't be helped. He'd probably love them otherwise.)
While I feel her pain, I still had to laugh when she angrily throws a tissue down while ranting. She is adorable when she's angry. I can't wait to see how she reacts to Endgame.
She has two films before that that do a good job of breaking of the tense nature of Infinity War and Endgame
Endgame sucks
@@cringekiller348 Do better.
@@cringekiller348
"Cringekiller"
oh the irony.
@@cringekiller348
I very much agree with the statement.
I legitimately hate Endgame.
But I hope you can quality your statement.
Why do you think it sucks?
Imagine countless packed movie theaters on opening weekend, all of them leaving at the end of the movie feeling just like you. Lots of crying, lots of shock. People emerging from those auditoriums like they had just attended a funeral. And then they had to wait a full year to find out how and if the remaining heroes could somehow fix things.
no kidding that was one of the longest year of my life
Considering how this movie ended, just be glad you don't have to wait AN ENTIRE YEAR to see the conclusion like we did! (And what a conclusion it was!)
Peter (Spider-Man) telling Tony he's sorry is one of the saddest moment's in MCU history. I mean it's just such a gut punch. This movie is the MCU movie that effected me the most, and the one I can always re-watch. Great reaction as always!
When everyone got snapped it was so quiet in the theater. Peter saying “I don’t want to go” broke me. That was tough. Plus how we all felt when Thor showed up and we thought everything was going to be ok only to be let down. Just think we waited what 10 years to get to Infinity War? What a ride!
This is why this is my favorite Marvel movie. It hits the hardest and pulls no punches. And the entire Saga built up to this and earned this moment. When I took my cousin to this movie she reacted similarly to you. She yelled at me after for taking her to it lol. Love seeing it still hits people so hard, that's how you know they did something right with these characters.
ONE YEAR AND TWO OTHER MOVIES. THAT'S WHAT WE HAD TO WAIT THROUGH TO SEE WHAT HAPPENED NEXT
Fun isn't something one considers when watching others react to Infinity War, but this does put a smile on my face.
I’ll never forget what it felt like sitting in the cinema when this came out. Just sitting there in absolute stunned silence
Me and two friends of mine watched this movie in theaters. When it ended, we walked out practically staggering in confusion. We wanted to talk about it immediately, but managed to not say anything until we got in out vehicle. It was an experience I'll treasure and it is a valid reaction to come out of the movie confused and in shock.
When you posted part 1, you could not believe how tough it was to wait for this second part. Yes, all of your subscribers are all likely to have watched Infinity War years ago, but like yourself there will be others who are seeing it for the first time.
Back when this first aired, a question popped up everywhere.... "Who's death hit you the hardest?" The majority of responses went to Black Panther. My own answer was in the minority. Hearing Drax say, "Quill" just before fading away hurts a lot!
And as you have said recently, you were so excited to see the newer Spider-Man movies, when that scene with Tony came up, I can only imagine how it made you feel.
You'll make it through, with time. Take care of yourself, Addie!
The theatre was completely silent from the snap to the clip after credits, and even leaving the theatre. It was SO emotional. Then when you think back on it, Spider-Man was so scared and frightened because his spider-sense was going off telling him there was danger, but he couldn't see it. He could only feel his senses going haywire trying to avoid turning into dust.
I saw it with 2 friends and we had plans for a BBQ after. The end of the movie opening Saturday it was dead quiet at the end. We walked out together, no words. Got in the car, drove to our friends house, where others were there for the BBQ. No words. We get in, I get a drink, we all sit down at the dinner table and someone asks how the movie was. We all look at each other and it takes a few moments before we could say anything. I answered it was well made but a gut punch at the same time.
Having to wait a year for Endgame was nearly torture. Marvel did a phenomenal job with these movies
Loved your genuine emotional reaction. It was the same as those leaving the theater the first time. Kids were crying and adults had tears as you hear “They can’t be dead! What are they going to do?!” We had to wait 1yr for Endgame to find out.
This was genius filmmaking. It shattered our perceptions that “The good guys always win.” We’d grown accustomed as moviegoers to expect it. Here, Thanos won, and the viewers had their minds blown. This is EXACTLY what a previous generation experienced with The Empire Strikes Back. People were shocked and stunned in that movie too. The Russo brothers brought the same feeling to a new generation with the Infinity War ending.
Looking forward to your Endgame reaction 🙂👍🏽
The silence in the movie theater as everyone turns to dust and Thanos smiles at the end was absolutely chilling
Ant-Man and The Wasp is a much needed break from all the depression.
Captain Marvel introduces a character who’s hardly in Endgame.
All I’ll say about Endgame is that it was worth the painful year long wait.
We were all heartbroken, grief stricken, angry when we finished this film. It was devastating. it was like losing personal friends.
The reason Peter was freaking out was because of his Spider Sense. He could tell mortal danger was coming but he didn't know how or where, so his Spidey Sense was going haywire. Imagine how incredibly terrifying that would be for such a young kid.
And as he hugs Tony you can see dust blowing up off his back repeatedly.
I heard he improvised that scene too.
Doesn't he also have a low level healing ability (like he just heals faster than normal, but nowhere near say Wolverine levels) that was fighting it at first, but was overwhelmed?
@@brianl8481 Yes... you can see him start to dust when he hugs Stark, puffs up off his back but then stops as his healing tries. But yeah, just gets overwhelmed.
Well he knew where the danger was coming from because he had just seen it happen to the Guardians and Strange. It was his healing factor that kept him alive longer, but actually his spidey sense was in relation to half the universe being killed, not his own demise.
Addie, this reaction is exactly why we watch your videos. A lot of us went into this movie knowing it wasn’t going to have a happy ending or final resolution (Endgame was originally named Infinity War Part II) but seeing it play out on the big screen was an experience like no other. I know you still have two more movies before its conclusion but I cannot wait to see you react to Endgame 🙏🏼
Infinity War is Thanos’ movie. Endgame is the Avengers’.
I mean, we knew it wasn't going to be good, but we had NO IDEA it was going to be THAT BAD.
@@vinnycordeiro exactly! 😂
this a lebron level lie
@@vinnycordeiro Anybody who read the original Infinity Gauntlet comic series knew it will be that bad. We maybe expected something worse.
@@mizrolist That was before I started reading Marvel Comics, and even so I only read stories from the X-Men and related characters. My knowledge of the Infinity Stones, the Gauntlet, and Thanos came all from the Marvel Super Heroes arcade game. 😅
Notice that Gamora went for the head and the heart. But Thor’s ego prevented him from doing it because he wanted Thanos to see him while he kills him.
Thanos was such GREAT Avengers threat level final boss!! After just watching this movie it's hard to appreciate his character, because you're Angry/Heartbroken and you just want him to get what he deserves.
That ending destroyed me. Seeing everyone, especially Peter, turn to dust was so shocking. People walking out of the theater was like a funeral procession. I've never seen anything like that.
Addie's been on for a year and has nearly 50k in subscribers. That's incredible.
Movie reaction channels are popular.
They tend to get a lot of subscribers and views.
With ad revenue and Patreon. Movie Reaction make some money.
Besides the money, I think doing a reaction channel is quite satisfying. Get to watch these movies and shows. Fan interactions, etc...
If this one broke you, Endgame will destroy you.
Great reaction, Addie! Thank you for taking us to your MCU journey.
This movie was absolutely stunning in their production and left everyone in the theater stunned 😲 like we have been the S**t as they say in movies
Your reaction was great and normal
Thor Odinson coming down with stormbreaker had my theater cheering
"That's not nice. I am not okay with this." Yes, the ending of this movie really hurts. 😢
Arguably the greatest movie in the MCU, and Addie's reaction is one of the best I've seen. 👍❤
Theres a video called Infinity War Rumination by the Lorerunner. He talks about this movie and explains how Thanos basically goes through the Hero's Journey in this movie, and basically achieves Enlightnement (in a very twisted way). Its worth a watch for any mcu nerd.
We all felt the way you feel, the first time we saw it too, but don’t worry Addie. They’re called “The Avengers” for a very very good reason!😉
“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… ‘Sorry’ doesn't cut it.”
Well, you managed to reach the 2nd stage of the 5 stages of grief... Anger... so that's pretty cool... It's very fascinating the effect cinema can have on people... I held it in when other characters went out... but when Peter started dying, just the way he died... Like, he could feel himself slowly dying due to his Spider sense, which is why he wasn't "feeling so good" before it... truly heartbreaking and I let all the tears out at that moment... and even at the end he's still apologizing to Tony that he should've stayed on Earth... Just... wow!
"United We Stand, Divided We Fall" that's not me, that's what the quote on the Captain America Civil War poster says... and as you see, the Avengers weren't united in this one, and they fell, and lost, and not only them, the whole universe with them...
This really seems like a Thanos film to me after I think about it, rather than being an Avengers film... Like, it starts off with him and follows him on his mission, while the Avengers are trying to stop him however they can... and it ends with him completing his mission... and as a matter of Fact... Thanos has the highest screen time in the whole movie... which is almost 30 minutes... and then comes Gamora with a 20 minutes of screen time... and THEN comes Tony Stark, an Avenger, with 17 minutes of screen time in total...
Usually a Marvel movie used to end with a happy feeling and good vibes you know, and I mean, everyone was feeling it when Thor arrived in Wakanda... that moment will forever stay in my mind as the moment the theater turned into a stadium... But then, after giving good vibes for the past 18 movies... they decide to do THIS on their 10th anniversary... kill half of their characters off... making everyone in the theater go dead silent and some even sobbing, like it was a funeral...
But anyways, Nick Fury's dead too, and "Thanos will return"... Let's see where our journey towards Ant-Man and The Wasp takes us!
Edit: Oh, and about the thing you were saying, about where the story could've gone if Star Lord didn't lose his cool... The writers were pretty clever in that department, so that we don't question their logic... they were only supposed to win in 1 out of the 14 million possibilities Dr Strange saw... So Dr Strange could've stopped Quill with his powers from messing the plan... but he didn't... cuz in their 1 winning possibility, Quill was supposed to lose his cool and eventually Thanos was supposed to win... So like, we can't blame Quill now... now that we know.
Fun fact. Spider-Man saying I don’t feel so good is that his spidey sense was going in overdrive sensing his death. Imagine an anxiety attack on steroids.
Honest Trailers said it best: "Man, there is just SO much movie in this movie!"
Addie delivers as always! Sorry I couldn't be here when the episode dropped, I was having surgery. Got here as fast as I could. lol.
The most Chilling part about this movie is that you can see your favourite characters getting absolutely torn to pieces and can't do anything about it lol 🤣🤣🤣
It's so true. By the time they got to Spider-man, I was like, "Alright, that's enough already! Knock it off!"
😄
Both this and endgame were truly the best experiences I ever had in the cinemas
The fact that she asked "Are you happy now?" precisely before the movie ends with the shot of Thanos being happy and smiling.
No worries, Addie, this movie ages GREATLY over time.
No it doesn't lol. It gets worse. Because its so obvious the snapped characters were coming back.
@@Billyregin Yeah... so much for "no resurrection this time"
It ages greatly because everything they did after is crap.
@@LordBaktor No way home was kind of fun, but apart from that there' s really not much to look forward
I don't know why people think death is the only way for consequences to matter. Just because someone doesn't die or doesn't stay dead that doesn't mean there are no consequences.
That whole scene of Dr. Strange going toe to toe with Thanos (with four freaking infinity stones) is my favorite time in the whole MCU. I loved the way they included his spells in this (Images of Ikonn, Crimson Bands of Cyttorak, Bolts of Balthakk, and others).
As a kid I desperately dreamed to see the comics portrayed on the big screen. Finally got to in my late 30's. Was fantastic, even if the MCU has crapped the bed fairly hard since. But this was them at the height of storytelling. A decade of buildup and then they laid this on us. I still remember how incredible and heartbreaking it was walking out of the theater.
I remember when this movie came out, 4 of us went to the theatre to watch. The car ride to the show as full of excitement, we exchanged theories as to what we think will happen. And the car ride back home was very quiet, pin drop silence. A movie has never hit us this hard.
a little story: in the theater, there was a group behind me and my son that were clearly not all caught up on the story, people who had not seen all the movies.
one was frantically whisper background details to the rest during the beginning of the opening.
and then.... as you commented, things started happening. everyone went silent.
and then more than one person from that group said things like "oh my god" or "oh no". crying, and it wouldn't be the last.
people who would never seen the previous movies, suddenly and instantly caught up, moved, feeling the storytelling right down to their bones.
watching you react, and honestly express how this film made you feel - it's pretty much what we all felt when we first saw this. glorious acts of valor, heroic sacrifice, unashamedly evil characters, pointless loss, unimaginable turns!
A devastatingly powerful movie, and waiting for a fricking year to pass was even worse. Sending big hugs to poor sad Addie, and a suggestion to angry Addie to go out and buy a Nerf gun and a Thanos action figure or print out a picture of Thanos' face and shoot it up with Nerf darts until you feel better.
Please give STAR TREK a chance. Maybe: top ten STAR TREK Classic episodes = Star Trek 1 to 6 = top ten "The Next Generation" episodes = Star Trek 7 to 10 = and then the three J.J. Abrams Star Trek movies!? 🖖
skip the abrams movies I'd say... just stick with the quality stuff!
Kahn and first two abrams
When quill messed up, your reaction was everyone’s thoughts in theaters. Your reactions are the best!!!!!
Quill didn't mess up, as there was only one path to victory, and removing the glove was not the path. All that happened had to happen.
17:59 They had been working on that scene for a while (like 7 takes), and in the script, Spiderman doesn't say anything, just collapses and disappears. Tom Holland ad libbed the "I don't want to go I don't want to go!" on the spot, during the take, and it's the one they used. I remember that part in the the theaters, and the impact his ad lib had was like a shockwave through the place. A couple of people lost it there, breaking down sobbing, while there was a collective gasp. I was rock-solid-still in my seat, trying not to make a sound but with tears streaming down my cheeks. The end of Infinity War is ROUGH, but I've always been a proponent that not every situation can come out 100% okay, especially in a movie with "War" in the name, and I'm happy they "killed off" so many heroes. It made the impact just that much more painful, and it's seared into my mind... I know the exact feelings I had, the time, the place, everything.
The collective gasp/grown/WTF in the theater when the credits rolled was something I don’t think I’ll ever experience again
I remember watching the moment when Thanos snap his fingers and everyone bite the dust. In every corner of the world, while every audience was screaming, mine was in one absolutely silence.
You have heart of gold Addie. 💛 I love seeing your movie reactions and shed my fair share of tears to see you have to go through what everyone else did when they sat through this. If you look through other reactions to this movie you’ll see many others reacted the exact same way. But don’t forget this is just the first half of the Infinity saga and we still have one more movie to go. As a ten year old kid who had to sit through the first (1987) Transformers movie and watch Optimus Prime die, I totally feel your pain. Just remember that all the Phase One characters survived and don’t count them out yet!
Why would you feel sad when the idiot Kevin Feige already announced sequels with all the snapped characters 😂😂😂
I still love that when tony cut thanos on titan and thanos said” all that for a drop of blood?” It brings back iron man 2 when whiplash attacks tony. When he is locked up he tell tony “ if you make god bleed people will cease to believe in him, and there will be blood in the water.” Such a call back
Oh Addie. We can all empathize. Imagine seeing this in theatres with other people, alternatively cheering, and sobbing aloud. My number 5 MCU movie of all time. Hope you like it... And if you think you're cheering and crying now, wait until Endgame...
I saw gown ass men and women stand up and walk out of the theater sniffling after Thanos snapped his fingers and seeing Spider-Man dying. One of the few movies I remember seeing in theaters the day it came out.
Thor’s entrance in Wakanda with his newly forged axe is one of my ultimate favourite!
"Thor gets cooler with every movie"
Me knowing what happens: 'weeping sounds'
I ABSOLUTELY CANNOT WAIT for your Endgame reaction. You have no idea girl.. these two movies are the best movies ever. Not just superhero genre, all genres. This was a GLOBAL EVENT.. unlike anything I’ve ever witnessed before. I’m so grateful to have experienced it
The way you called out the names of everyone who were vanishing 😭😭😭😭
The ending was perfect. The heroes lost. OMG. Comic book readers have seen this kind of thing before. General audiences not so much. They were stunned.
last groot said to rocket was "dad". yeah james gunn confirmed it
Glad you liked it Addie, a few others have said something similar but leaving the theater on opening night was a much different experience than the usual MCU movie. Can’t wait for your reactions to the next few films 😄
"you look a little crispy!"
Every girl every time i tried shooting my shot in middle school😂😂😂
You're lucky--you don't have to wait an ENTIRE YEAR to find out what happens next. As much as the movie ITSELF ripped your heart out, the waiting was the true torture.
Addie: how are they going to win??
Us: that’s the neat part, they won’t!
Everyone was cheering when Thor nailed Thanos with that axe and as soon as he snapped his fingers there wasn't a word between then and the end of the movie. Just crying.
I just noticed that Thanos asks Benicio, "Where's the stone?" and it sounded just like Benicio asked the same question in "Snatch".
Addie at the end, "I'm soo frickin pissed"
"That's not nice" is a perfect synopsis of this movie
Addie, your emotions were the same as mine and almost everyone else in the theater when I saw it. Emotional gut punches left and right, mixed with incredible action and just the right touch of humor. Half my theater was crying as Peter Parker vanished. You are in for an incredible ride with Endgame!! Just have more tissues ready. 😔 You're one of my favorites Addie!
I watched your FULL reaction to this movie on your Patreon and despite how good this version of your reaction was, it doesn’t compare to the full reaction. I’m so glad I’m now one of your Patreon subscribers!
Props to Sam Jackson, for coming within half a second of saying MFer in a Disney film.
I know I'm late to the show since I just found your channel, but man. I remember seeing this opening night. I was the first showing in my city. And the amount of cheers and roars and just everything throughout the movie. Just to end with the biggest F-U cliffhanger. Like, the silent besides from sniffing and crying at the ending was insane and then having to make us wait a little over a year to get closure?! Mannnnn. It was nuts.
Whenever Bruce has to explain they didn't think of reprogramming the synapses to work collectively, I have to resist the urge to shout at the screen, "they were kind of busy at the time!"
Yessss! I needed the second part of your reaction to this great movie. Greetings Addie!
Every time I watch this movie, it is giving me goosebumps.
Really grateful you watch these, looking forward to the next ones :)
Was soooooo surreal sitting through an MCU movie as long and as action-packed as this and the entire audience leaving as silent and sullen as they were. Nobody said a single. Effin. Word.
The best way I have heard it put to explain this movie and its ending with the Avengers losing is that "This isn't the Avengers movie this is THANOS' movie". Because this is the story of Thanos' real introduction to most of our heroes. Its his movie from start to finish he begins with stating his goals and starting his journey and we see him continue to progress through HIS journey as our heroes play the role of 'antagonists" doing their best to stop him, and at the end the "protagonist" wins and finishes his journey sat watching the sunset on a grateful universe.
Today was the first time I've seen you on here and I just love you...Your emotions and reactions during this is so pure. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your videos and reactions..God Bless
As CinemaWins says, this is "A Moment In Film."
Yeah, sure, there have been movies where the bad guy has won. This one was different, precisely because of the ten years of buildup to get invested in this characters, to get to know them and feel like they're part of our lives. Then to watch them lose, to watch them DIE, to watch them fail harder than anyone has ever failed at anything. Utterly intense, and a brilliant job at making the villain the protagonist. This is totally Thanos' story, his quest, his goal, his victory. It really gets you.
Beyond that, just a monument of filmmaking. So many characters and plot threads, and not a single second is wasted. Every frame is doing at least two, often three or four things at the same time, because the story is too BIG for anything else. Every moment is critical. Just astonishing.
Another thing to remember is this is Thano's movie. He is actually the protagonist of the movie, the avengers, guardians, etc are the antagonists. This is why it doesnt have a happy ending from our point of view.
Know, Addie you are not alone in your sadness and anger from the loss of all these characters and half of all life in the MCU.
As someone who had read the comics many years before this movie, I knew what was going to happen (more or less) before it did. I got to sit and see how my friends and the other people in the theatre reacted. So many kids went into that movie excited and came out sobbing and destroyed.
I will say, as incredible as it sounds, they DRASTICALLY reduced Thanos and the gauntlet's powers for the MCU. In the comics he is infinitely more powerful. The heroes are an afterthought for him, and it's not so much of a fight as Thanos showing off. In the end, after all the heroes are defeated, he fights each of the cosmic abstracts (Infinity, Eternity, Love/Hate, Order/Chaos) and beats each of them. Then he fights ALL of them at the same time and WINS. It's one of the most incredible displays of power ever depicted in a Marvel comic.
Inspiring last words, Nick. And that pager. Looks like there is someone even more old-fashioned than Steve and his flip-phones.
I think angry Addie is my favorite Addie. Don't leave Thanos alone in a room with her... he may not make it out in one piece...
Every time, I think I'm out of tears watching this, I'm proven wrong
Half of people's gut biome got wiped out as well. Folks were prolly living on their toilets for weeks. Through this lens, Steve saying "... Oh God..." at the end takes on a completely different context/tone. 😆
That's all just silly conjecture of course, but it helps to have something to laugh at after experiencing all that loss. And the thought of Steve Rodgers having a cosmic-scale grumbly in his tumbly amuses me greatly.
Seeing this and Endgame in theater was one of the best movie experiences of my life.
Ya kinda young huh?
@@bryce253 or maybe they just have different tastes, grow up
@@bryce253 Why would you assume that?
Wonderful reaction to a great movie. Imagine the crowd reaction in the cinema. It was such an up and down...and then the ending left everyone devastated. And we had to wait so long for Endgame. 😊
You are a very sweet person, Addie. Enjoying your reactions as always.