Avengers: Infinity War (2018) | FIRST TIME WATCHING! | Movie Reaction
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refreshing the good guy wins in the end. thanos was right
also yes, the snap is literally random. Everyone in the universe has 50/50 chances to die or not, even Thanos.Thats why he looks his own hands after the snap and then looks Thor to know if he, Thor or even both were selected by the stones to die
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@@favoureds11 now why the hell would you spoil something like that
@@favoureds11 What the hell is wrong with you?
Now imagine waiting a year for Avengers: Endgame to come out!
It felt like 2 years boy how time went slow back in the good old days
They can't though. People that binge these movies barely experience them.
@@chand911"that is dangerously arrogant"
@@DarkLordSauronrocks do you guys prefer waiting years in between projects and actually have good quality as oppose to a project every 3 months
It could have been worse, we could have waited 5 years.
I feel I should clarify something, Thanos didn't just wipe out half of humanity; He wiped out half of all life in the universe. And yes, it is random, he didn't control who or what was turned to dust. As he said to Strange about his plan for saving Titan, "At random, dispassionate and fair to rich and poor alike..."
I think in 50 years or so, the way overpopulation on earth is dealt with, will not be random. Its humanity, and money rules...that will never change
At the end when he comes out of his hut and kinda chuckles to himself, I've heard speculation that it's because he was surprised he survived, in that he put himself up as a potential snap as well. It was random and he believed in what he was doing enough to include himself.
@@hellomark1 He said when he was done he would sit and watch the sunrise on a grateful universe. He did that at the end, he smiled because he completed his life's goal.
There were a few exceptions where it wasn't random. Several deals were made in exchange for stones. For his help gaining the Power Stone, Thanos destroyed Xandar, Vision was told Wanda would be spared if he surrendered the Mind Stone, he didn't and Wanda was dusted. Deals were also made with Dr. Strange to spare Tony and Gamora to spare Nebula. Everybody he promised to spare, survived if the stone was given freely.
@@RemyJacksonAlso... Thanos spared himself... damn cheater!
The absolute dead silence of a packed theater where everyone was in shock and completely speechless is something that will stick with me
That was a weird experience--the silent crying and occasional sniffle heard in the room as people were trying to process what just happened.
The big thing to know about Thanos killing Gamora, is that he sacrifices her because he truly believes that he needs all the stones to save the universe. He isnt taking the stones out of greed or lust for power, he is sacrificing his family and all he loves for what he believes is the greater good.
Delusional Thanos
Anyone who believes that thanos did nothing wrong crap, has obviously never heard him rap.
The greater good.
@@scrrin The greater good.
Not just half of humanity ceases to exist, half of ALL LIFE throughout the universe!
When I saw this in theaters when the lights came back on, the silences and somber tone as people left the theater was something I will never forget. As our heroes turned to dust I was flooded with emotion so strong that I teared up a little. Watching the shock on your face I was able to feel some of that again Great reaction.
When the movie ended on Thanos smiling into the sunrise, like 3 dudes loudly screamed "fuck that" and stormed out of the theater lol. Parents were consoling their crying children, it was madness
Imagine all the people waiting to see the movie and watching all of you coming out. The usual response when people coming out of a Marvel movie is excitement, but instead they saw all of you coming out of the theater like you went to a funeral.
All of the above. It was such a collective experience. Lights came on and nobody moved. Silence until some little boy said Mommy did Spider-Man die? Oh lawd! 😢
For me when I went to see it with a friend, I knew what the outcome would be - not because of spoilers, but because I am familiar with the source material and also it's the way I'd write it - I just didn't know the ~how~ so in my opening night theater everyone was cheering right up until Tony gets stabbed: that's when the silence started. There were gasps as Strange summoned the Time Stone and handed it over, and when Wanda killed vision there was already sobbing...and as Thanos turned the Gauntlet, activating the Time Stone, there were literal cries of "No!" shouted in the theater. I was holding my friends hand as she was crying (and honestly, I was holding back tears, with a slightly evil smirk on my face) as the Mind Stone gets ripped out. There was the briefest cheer as Stormbreaker sunk into Thanos' chest, but a few people said it right before Thanos, the "should have gone for the head".
Silence.
For the remainder of the film, through the credits, through then end scene, the only sound that could be heard in that whole theater was people trying to hold back their sobbing. There was no end credits music, just the silent scroll of names. It was a truly awesome experience, in the truest sense of the word: a time full of awe. It was such a stark contrast to all of the rest of the movie, with various Avengers and Guardians making appearances and being incredible.
End Game is going to be a ~ride~.
@@ElMonoFuerteto cont.. a few probably gasped when Hill and Fury dusted off then laughed at Sam Jackson's classic MFer drop finishing off with comic some comic book nerds getting excited and spoilingish Captain Marvel's name when logo appeared and theme played
For Cap and Widows different look in this it may have been their choice aesthetically but they were also on the run for years from the world so for Cap to have longer hair and beard and Widow to have dyed to blonde it makes total sense.
They also have looked like this in the comics.
They only changed their looks because they were on the run. They actually had a comic made that showed some of what they went through between the Civil War and Infinity War. They explain it all in the comic.
@@jamesdalessandro8728 I appreciate that info. As a non comic reader thank you.
Thanos doesn't really see it as him killing half the universe. He sees it that he's saving half of it. He believes that as resources and such dwindle, overall more life would be lost. He also says that he sees it as a kind of mercy. Would you rather die by slowly starving or dying of thirst? Or simply by being very quickly turned to ash? Thanos has very little interest in what lives and dies, more just that half of all living things die. Overall this movie isn't about the Avengers, it's about Thanos.
This is definitely a Thanos movie. From that point of view he's the protagonist - he faces multiple enemies and obstructions and wins at the end, paying a high cost.
I saw most of the Avengers movies up to this in the theater. Every one ended with the crowd applauding, and, cheering. After this, as the credits rolled, there was dead silence in the theater. Not because it wasn't good, it was just SO shocking an ending.
Nah. Not just half of humanity vanished. Half of ALL life in the Universe vanished. Love this movie. I've been enjoying watching your MCU reactions over the past few days.
16:51 The reason why Mantis was doing that is because that’s what Praying Mantis do, they hold their hands in “praying” position when they’re waiting for their prey.
"Oh God"....Steve's moment of realization broke me.
I’ll never forget seeing this in theatres. It was a shocker and then we had to wait a year for endgame. An incredible 10 year experience with all the movies coming together for this. Another amazing reaction and can’t wait for future ones. Have a great weekend Emme.
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A one week reminder/notification!?!
Using the words of spider-man: When you see all the bad things happening and you don't do anything about it, the bad things happened because of you. Thanos used the same logic seeing his planet dying and tried his best to prevent it, with that in his mind he decided to become the hero and make the big decisions and stepping in for people in order to save them. Calling him a villain would be calling spider-man one because it's the same logic. We're all villains in someone's story and that's why i love Thanos in this movie. He is the protagonist in this movie.
I've never been in a theater that was so silent. You could literally hear a pin drop. The entire theater was speechless.
There was some cheering at the end credits when Captain Marvel’s symbol came up at the theater I was at.
Good thing she didn’t go to the theater then, wouldn’t have been able to hear the movie
@@jokernova776 ………..what?
Consider yourself lucky you already know the name of the next movie. For the rest of the movie audience adults and children were leaving in TEARS. I was in shock but felt this was brilliant movie making. We are so conditioned to see the good guys win in the end. Here, Thanos won and for all we knew our heroes are dead. This reminded me of the Empire Strikes Back ending leaving the audience with a shocker ending. This generation just had their “Empire” moment as well. For that, it was an incredible piece of movie history. When a film leaves the audience leaving in tears and crying was quite impressive.
I mean, we all knew it was supposed to be a 2 parter, they just changed it from Infinity War Part 2 to Endgame
I remember as soon as groot went all the kids in the theatre started bawling loudly. It was a surreally funny moment.
The Power Stone gave all the stones enough power, the Space Stone made sure it reached every corner in space, the Reality Stone turned their flesh to dust, the Soul Stone picked half of random souls across the universe for it to happen to, the Time Stone made sure all the stones did their thing at the exact same time as each other & the snap, and the Mind Stone read what the holder was thinking & communicated it to the other stones.
So, basically, the Time Stone was just for scenic effect. 😁
I guess a loading screen wouldn't have looked as cool as the snap... 🤔
No. Nothing like this is ever stated in the MCU. In the modern comics, the gems are more complicated and draw off of one of the other attributes, like the power gem's effectiveness is based on the user's mastery over mind. Having all of the gems creates an infinite feedback loop.
@@Jermare Oh yes, it's exceedingly obvious that the soul gem personally chose half of all living things to die. Also, obviously the time gem had to use its powers purely to synchronize the other 5. There's absolutely no explanation simpler or more obvious than that.
How about just having all 6 gems gives you limitless power to do literally anything you want? There's more in-universe support for this explanation than there is for any single part of the other one.
The Time Stone made it possible to bring everyone back again. It essentially saved them to memory.
Not just half of humanity. Half of all life. Plants, animals, everything.
That doesn't make sense why Thanos would get rid of half of the animals or plants they aren't why planets like Titan ended up dying.
@@dsfddsght's confirmed to be half of all life but trees might not be included, and also, Humans are animals.
"Perfectly balanced as all things should be.""It's like a pirate had a baby with an angel."“We're in the endgame now.”“Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good.”
“Thanos is coming! He’s coming..”
I'm sorry, but Earth is closed today.
@ghost8386 that line really for me.
"Yeah, but the kid's seen more movies."
"What's the matter with you kids? Haven't you ever seen a space ship before?"
"I'll do you one better: WHY is Gamora?"
@@PhilBagels, Squidward
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Black panthers death was even more devastating now because that's the last we actually see him , RIP Chadwick Boseman .
Nah, Thanos definitely did love Gamora.. and he genuinely loved her as his daughter..
Also, of course Banner and Tony "didn't think of that".. because they weren't even the ones who created Visions body or anything.. how Vision was created was crazy and chaotic and rushed through..
Also also, if you think this ending was sad, then get ready for absolute despair in Endgame lol.. followed by the most epic ending for the whole MCU saga..
Not to mention, Shuri is the one who is intimately familiar with vibranium.
Honestly that's my favorite sign-off from any TH-camr 😂
_"Please don't get arrested"_
Like damn, good point. That’s definitely a possibility at this point in my life 😂
I’m so grateful i got to experience this in the theater. Dead silence at the end. I was grinning so hard because i knew it was coming cuz of the comics. Unreal experience
If you think Thanos is about greed you werent paying attention.
Can't believe you've made it to the big leagues! What a long crazy trip it's been. I've loved watching your reactions and how you call everyone in the movies you watch "us" ("Why are they doing this to us?" or "Why don't they trust us?") 🤗
Pretty shocking! So glad you don't have to wait a full year for Endgame like we did. Also, he didn't just destroy "half of humanity", he destroyed half of all life, all across the universe.
Thanos' philosophy is that overpopulation spells the end of all life and that resources are finite and there fore if left unchecked life will end. He said half of humanity will still be alive but he meant that specifically for Stark, in reality half of ALL life will be gone. Across the entire universe. Every city, every planet. All life.
Out of everything great about this movie, the scene that hits me the most is when Groot finally does something and turns one of his arms into the handle for Stormbreaker. I don't know why, but I tear up when I see it.
At 10:18 I unironically and without thought out loud said “Ghostbusters” when she asked that
Not the only one
I will always remember watching it at the theater. All there was at the end was sniffles, it was so quiet. Then we exited and the looks on the faces of the people lined up to watch the next showing was like WTF happened and filled with concern lol.
"Sorry, I can't remember anybody's names."
Marvel was so secretive to Tom Holland because he kept spoiling stuff. They didn't even tell him who his scene partner was. Therefore, this line was added.
I remember watching this in the theater. My jaw was dropped for like the last 15 minutes. The whole crowd was in stunned silence
I watched END GAME in the cinema, before watching any other marvel movie... I have only just finished this movie (infinite war) 30 minutes ago
10/10
To this day one of the most impossible films to pull off
This film is an achievement unto itself. Unlike any other marvel movie, this deserves to be praised for bringing around 25+ popular characters and putting them all in a cohesive narrative thats unlike anything that came before it.
At least 20 movies filled with characters and storyline nuances were successfully kept intact here yet the main character was the villain that had barely had any screentime previously, yet was written in a way that you could empathise with him and tied him into prior events like the new york invasion.
The movie itself is structured perfectly, from the perspective of Thanos putting him in a heroes journey making him go to different locations to collect the stones from different heroes weve come to know, and pairing different combinations of heroes in an insanely well written way so every character stood out and had an iconic moment to shine.
All in all the scope of this film is beyond anything that has come before it and even more so than Endgame, but they kept the narrative grounded and paced it perfectly. And the ending of the movie is one of the best endings ever. The best superhero/ comic book film of all time after The Dark Knight.
Yeah; and I remember feeling that way after the first Avengers; that they had brought so many characters together and had given them all the proper amount of space, story and growth. This film was epic. The entire MCU to this point wasn’t perfect but it was as close as you could possibly get trying to put something together on this scale.
One of the worst endings only B list and C list heroes died. Main avengers by some very lucky chance survive....
@@phantomsidious2934 Doctor Strange and Wanda are some of the strongest they've got. Defintely not B or C list heroes.
@@xenosaga8436 yeah, a bunch of "b & c list heroes" a few of which had had their own stand-alone movies at his point! This guy's crazy. Can you imagine that your life is so miserable that you not only think this is one of the worst endings ever but you then spend your time going onto youtube videos for it just to troll fans!
@@xenosaga8436 not talking about powers, they are the secondary heroes compared to the main avengers team, would have been better if a few of them disappeared also, raise the stakes even more
This was honestly the best movie to experience in theaters at a midnight viewing. Everyone’s jaw was on the floor.
This was a better movie but the end game final battle was the best movie experience ever for me.
I don’t think anyone recognizes how strong wanda was on this movie by destroying the mind stone and also holding back thanos. That ish was powerful as hell.
What do you mean :D most people would def put her in top 2 or 3 of the avengers
This just proves that everyone who watched all the mcu IN A ROW don't pay attention to the movies but still do it for cause is mainstream.
Thanos believed that the only way to "save" the universe was to destroy half of life so the rest had enough supplies to live properly, he never thought of another way because his brain was stuck with the only way he used to be able to do it. In his head he is saving the universe and will only attack someone if they try to stop him from "saving" the universe
Just to clarify things. Thanos said it was at random and it wasn't just half of humanity it was half of all life in the universe.
Thanos didn't act out of greed. He really thought he was saving the universe.
the fervor with which thanos pursues his self appointed destiny borders on greed. hubristic mentality but a greedy appetite.
After watching Eternals, I wonder: Did Thanos know about the Emergencd?
I remember watching this in the theaters on opening night. After it finished, everyone just sat and stared a black scene. A somber ending, and having to wait a WHOLE YEAR for the conclusion. PAIN
It always surprises me to see people being shocked that Thanos could beat the Hulk, when they show him dragging Thor around like a rag doll.
Hulk has never beaten Thanos in a 1v1, so it makes sense. Hulk is physically stronger, but Thanos is smarter and more skilled.
@@DayLight_Era Hulk knows how to smash; he relies on pure brute strength. Thanos, on the other hand, knows hand to hand combat. He was hitting Hulk with a combination of boxing & wrestling moves; something Hulk had never encountered before.
There are two main fan theories why Hulk wouldn't come out. One is that he felt humiliated by Thanos handling him so quickly. He didn't want to get beat again.
The other theory is that Hulk is sick of being summoned just to fight, then later dismissed.
i love how thanos is the movies protaganist, it opens and ends with him and he does exactly what he says he will.
He's not the protagonist at all 😂😭 main character maybe but he's very much an antagonist
@@dahoodie3158 i used the wrong word but i still like that, its really his movie
The darth maul looking guy is Redskull from the first Captain America movie
Thanos' s snap was random 50% of all life in the universe, not just humans but aliens, bugs, birds everything in the universe, except Tony Stark he remained alive by Thano's choice due to his deal with Strange for the time stone.
18:35
"What is going on? Why do we keep losing?"
Ok, time to raise the volume to max and put that one famous Bachmann-Turner Overdrive song on, in Quill's honor...
The opening Marvel Studios logo for this movie was made to celebrate the first ten years.
I loved how we got to see Peter react to the Q-Ship. It took me back to the Marvel vs. Capcom arcade games when Spidey would say “spider senses are tingling.”
Even when the world is in trouble, Tony still lands the best jokes. I also gotta give props to Ned on the bus, Bruce going hype mode for Thor, and Groot with Cap among other funny moments throughout the film.
The four lackeys that were with Thanos are the Black Order: Ebony Maw, Proxima Midnight, Corvus Glaive, and Cull Obsidian.
Remember when Nebula said to Gamora that she was the sibling she hated the least? The Black Order are also Gamora and Nebula’s siblings by adoption.
There were also theories about Red Skull surviving. Looks like they were right on the money.
The army of aliens that attacked Wakanda are called Outriders.
The Russo Brothers gave me two birthday presents in a row with Infinity War and Engdame. I remember we were all cheering for Stormbreaker entering the scene followed by Thor regaining his armor. That made for quite an entrance.
As Groot vanished, “I am Groot” in that moment was him saying “dad…”.
If you look closely, Wanda welcomed death. With Vision gone, she felt she no longer had a reason to live.
Going into this, I knew Vision would be a liability. It pains me to say it, but while the Mind Stone is a powerful weapon it’s also a homing beacon for Thanos and his crew.
We also can’t forget that his body is made out of vibranium. It might be the strongest metal on Earth, but the universe is more than just that or even our own solar system.
Unless Corvus’ weapon is also made out of the same material, then it must be made out of something stronger that we don’t know about.
Also, the fact that it took a lot for Tony to make Thanos bleed even one bit just further proves that he’s hard to kill.
Spider-Man’s vanishing was the most painful to watch. Back in Spider-Man: Homecoming, Tony did say that he’d feel responsible if Peter died and didn’t want that piled on his conscience.
Just before he vanished, he apologized to his mentor feeling he didn’t do enough to stop Thanos but he gave it his all.
The Russo Brothers knew what they were doing. Spider-Man has been a fan favorite for years, and the MCU’s incarnation is a high school teen with a lot of potential. That’s why they purposefully made his death slow.
In the theatre I remember when everyone got snapped everyone was silent and gasping for every death and then Spider-Man got dusted and everyone started crying lol crazy movie
The theater I was in was silent and confused, even on the way out. For myself, who had read the comic series this is loosely based on back when the comics came out, I was just so excited that they had the guts to do it, especially to main characters who had just debuted.
I don't think i ever had this much love for a movie. What a brilliant work of art, nothing short of phenomenal. It had humour, epic fight scenes, satisfying character interactions, emotional heartbreaking moments all while juggling multiple storylines in a 2:30:00 long movie without it feeling dragged. The ending was bone chilling. Even the score added so much. 100/10 Movie 🤧
The thing to remember about thanos is hes not completely evil. One could argue he isnt evil at all. Just extremely misguided.
Thanos' people back, when thanos was just a normal scientist among his people, were dying due to lack of resources. Picture earth like 500 years from now and mankind cant sustain itself with the few resources that are left.
Thanos realized his people could survive if half of them were wiped out. The remaining resources would be enough for the the rest of his people and they would have a chance to live on and maybe overcome.
He was labeled insane and "mad". His people are already called titans so he became known as the mad titan. His people stopped him from succeeding and eventually they all died due to lack of resources. Thanos having been exiled survived and vowed to never let the fate of his people happen to the rest of the galaxy.
So he decided he needed the infinity stones to remove half the galaxy. This would allow the remaining half to survive. He wouldnt kill any entire races. Just half of every race to keep things balanced. And it would be completely at random to prevent the act from being malicious in any way.
Its your basic kill 1 to save a thousand but here its kill millions to allow the other millions to survive because if not billions will die.
As many have stated. I will personally never forget seeing this in theatres. Definitely a collective experience. Consistently cry at the Wanda part and the Dusting.
Keep up the perfect work 🤩
The reason Peter said sorry to Tony before he died was because he knew Tony is going to start blaming himself for Peters death.
I think the most terrifying part though, is Strange saying there actually was no other way. A feel of hopelessness washes over every time.
Banner didn't turn into the Hulk because the Hulk is terrified of Thanos after he was beaten up after the opening.
I love how spider man wed up Mantis and she is a bug
This was such a mind blowing movie where you actually saw the heroes/heroines fail in the most spectacle way possible half the universe gone with just a snap. When I was in theaters there was so many people crying. When the lights came back on there was no words everyone stayed in their seats trying to comprehend what they saw. One of the best movies in cinema history.
Infinity War and Endgame were produced as one very long film - they did the filming all together. But because they needed the whole world's CGI capacity and the combined run time was 7 hours, the theatrical release was split into two parts a year apart. The obvious place to split the film was the low point in every hero film, where everything looks lost. The next two films provide the necessary setup for the second part, followed by Endgame.
cant get enough of these reactions!
Seeing this on the big screen was something else. Having all the different players meet up and be introduced was something. Really an event. At the Snap - when everyone turned to dust, the theater was silent. Sobbing. Stunned. So close to getting the gauntlet then Quill messed it up. You really are in the Endgame now.
Bruce couldn’t turn into the Hulk because his loss to Thanos was the first loss he suffered. It’s a ego thing.
Not just humanity, half of all living beings in the universe
Undoubtedly Infinity war was peak marvel.
I was very late to the MCU party, Captain Marvel was the first film I saw in cinemas, but have seen all of them since 😊 it’s a hell of a ride, but so worth it, and it’s great to see the organic reactions of newcomers
Hulk keeps saying “no” because Thanos is the first person to ever just totally obliterate Hulk and now Hulk is afraid.
Mantis was funny without having many dialogues, and Drax always cracks me up. Guardians of the galaxy on the whole was the comedic relief in the movie for me.
Things you may not fully get or have questions about are more clear upon a rewatch & refreshing your memory on all the prior movies, even more so for Endgame
You have to wonder how strong Spider-man really is. Pretty much everyone else disappeared as soon as they started dusting. Peter could sense it coming and held on long enough to collapse into Tony's arms, say he doesn't want to go then lie on the ground for a bit. You can see his hands and dust flying off him but he holds on for such a long time.
So excited for you to continue this journey and glad I was informed about your reaction channel during your stream.
Emme usually manages to keep her composure and not cry. So when she actually does, you know it hit her hard.
Hi Emme. When everybody out from the theatre, they are silent, cry, sad, don't believe their hero has died. And we must watch 2 more MCU movies before endgame 🥺
AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR’ premiered 6 years ago today 🎬
This movie is all kinds of amazing. It is one of the theatre experiences I remember the most vividly. My best friend through 10 years and I went together and normally we after a movie discus and debate every detail, but with this one we were shell shocked we did not speak a word after exiting we just drove the 15 mins home in silence before we start talk where the MCU would move on from this.
44:20 No, Thanos did not collect the 6 most powerful artifacts in the universe just to cut in half Earth's population. Earth is not special. He did it to cut in half the ENTIRE UNIVERSE'S POPULATION. Literally every being in existence, Thanos included, had a 50/50 chance of living or turning to dust.
29:36 When you watch What If, you’ll know why that’s a bad idea.
Endgame is the most rewarding and gratifying experience for any Marvel fan. Part of the journey is the end and that’s all you need to know to prepare yourself for the climax and resolution of the Infinity Saga within the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Imagine walking out of the theatre after this. We had to wait a whole year after this to see Endgame. 😂
FINALLY! I'VE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR THE PAST YEAR!
29:30 im sorry but your is reaction is just so cold. everytime i watch this part i shed a tear:(
As someone who saw this in opening night in the theater, yes everyone cried
Loki can only make illusions, they aren't even really there. The reality stone actually physically alters reality so the changes are really there.
35:55 "I just don't want any of our friends to die, I'm getting really scared about it."
Oh no.
I know what it's like to lose. To feel so desperately that you're right, yet to fail nonetheless. It’s frightening. Turns the legs to jelly. I ask you, to what end? Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now, it's here. Or should I say, I am. -Thanos
If I might, interject, if you’re going to Earth, you might want a guide. I do have a bit of experience in that arena. - dumbass
Steve and Natasha change there looks after civil war because they were on the run from the government.
I got really excited for a second lol
Proud of u Emme reacts neting 50k views! I saw this in the theatre opening day. Tbh Infinity War felt more "Star Wars" than Marvel. 😂
"I feel like what's gonna happen is that, like, we're gonna, somehow go back and fix this; right?" What a call! Technically not quite true how you meant it, but still impressive.
I just wanna say, Josh Brolin did a fantastic job for playing Thanos.
Every time Thanos turns stuff into bubbles:
Peach the Starfish from Finding Nemo: He likes bubbles.
wow what a big day it is for youtube today, not only do i see a bunhc of new notifications of my favorite channels, but emme is reacting to infinifty war as well, this was a big frickin deal when i first went to see dis one and the development of the plot and the action that took place left some of us in shock and aww, not to mention a few tears were shed as well.
Obviously, we all know that Thanos's plan was literally psychotic and completely messed up, but he genuinely believed that he was saving the universe and he was the only one who could do it. He did not sacrifice his daughter so that he could get a stone, he sacrificed her because he thought he was saving countless lives by doing so. His intentions were just as noble as Wanda's were when she sacrificed Vision.
Notice that Doctor Strange doesn't say anything to Quill about not hitting Thanos, because he knew he had to do it to continue the chance to win. 36:30
Yes, Thanos' snap randomly wiped out half of all life in the universe. He even said that was his intent earlier in the film when he explained his initial plan to save his own planet from destruction. "Random, dispassionate, fair to rich and poor alike." Titan's overpopulation was threatening the planet's existence, and Thanos predicted that it would lead to an uncontrollable and cataclysmic population decline that would ultimately wipe out all life on Titan.
So he proposed a plan of population control through sanctioned genocide that would indiscrimately kill half of its inhabitants in order to stem the overuse of its resources. The people of Titan rejected Thanos' genocide plan, and the cataclysmic decline that Thanos had predicted came to pass, with Thanos being the lone survivor. That's why he wanted the Infinity Stones - to enact his plan instantly across the entire universe to "save" it from overpopulation and prevent countless other planets from suffering the same fate that befell Titan.
Except that's not how real life works. As countries become more affluent, the rate of population growth shrinks. France, for example, reached zero population growth by the start of the 20th century. Germany's population was still growing; there was a perceived "mobilization gap" which gave Germany a demographic advantage; or so the popular thinking went. It made France more eager to start the war before the gap was too large.
If you look at affluent countries, including Japan, Europe, and North America, they would all have shrinking populations if it weren't for immigration.
Ditto resources. Europe had been nearly deforested through the use of wood for energy. We didn't run out of trees because we shifted resources. Coal, whale oil, then petroleum.
Funny thing, petroleum. We've been hearing about "peak oil" since the 1970s, and we have have more provable reserves than ever. Tar sands (for example) were not economically productive back in the 70s. These days, once the price per barrel hits a certain point, tar sands & fracking become economically viable, production increases, and the price goes down.
It helps to under actual economics & statistics.
36:54 Strange saw this happen, if he was gonna stop Star Lord it would’ve been one of the outcomes that failed
yeah exactly, people often imagine that the millions of outcomes have such insanely low chances of happening but we have to remember, the only input on the futures strange saw was his own input, what he did, what he said to others, his actions and smallest moves
every time he went back to a new reality in his visions he behaved slightly differently and then waited to see if they won, he found 1 path of behavior he has to follow and if he does then other people will make the same decisions and go on the winning path, from the point of strange's vision everything that happened in the infinity finale and the whole endgame had to had happened that way
Thank you
girrrrrlll when you questioned an ant was a bug i was in SHOCK
Hulk refuses to fight because he's tired of being used as a tool by Bruce and the other Avengers. Being himself for two years on Saakar helped that feeling.
Omg what a tease, thought it just came out!
Half of all lifeforms in the universe randomly, as he explained on Titan. Imagine all the stuff Rocket could build if he lived in Wakanda for a bit
Groot is gonna have a hand in so many heroics now.