Tony going back in time and meeting his father was such an underrated sad moment in End Game, most people are focusing on the "Love you 3000 thing" (and rightfully so) but Tony meeting his father who tells him he'd do anything for his son was still memorable since Tony grew up believing his father didn't care for him as he never displayed that kind of affection.
I think the fact that you made Spidy overly talkative so spot on. In the cartoons, comics, etc.. hes always been talkative and thats how he deals with stuff when hes unsure of himself
Reminds me of every other kid that talks too much and makes things awkward just like kids do, just like I did when I was younger lol. I love that they made Peter Parker an *actual* teenager, as opposed to making him seem like more of a young adult.
I saw a review where the critic pointed out that the AI in Spideys suit was a cool way to integrate the whole talking to himself gimmick into the film and make it feel natural.
@@Cam-lc6sb the newer cartoonish Spiderman cartoon have that 4th wall breaking. I find that very funny. It even have a episode with Deadpool as a special appearance.
Jon Favreau doesn't get enough credit, without him the start of the mcu and how iron man was created and even casting rdj would have never been possible.
ikr the entire team gives credit to everyone. especially when the actors/actresses are asked questions that praise them they always find a way to show their appreciation and give credit to the directors, editing, special effects team, costume team, etc. that’s y i love these movies sm
@@oveljoker2415 In order to get the Tesseract, he had to do something that would make them believe he's "one of them", because back in Winter Soldier, he finds out (thanks to Fury) that most of S.H.I.E.L.D was compromised and full of Hydra agents. So, when he goes back in time to that event, he remembers that and says "Hail Hydra".
That scene when cap is about to face thanos and army all by himself. Then i heard “on your left” and saw t’challa and team... at that moment, when cap felt relieved, i felt relieved.
Yes loved this line, and it was yet another line that was a throwback to the old movies. Cap said kept saying "on your left" to falcon the first time he meet him. In The Winter Soldier when Cap first meets Falcon they're both out on a run and Cap keeps lapping him and he keeps saying "On your left" . It was great scene and the perfect way for them to give Cap back some hope.
idk. when dr. strange held up his point finger at tony, i expected him to say "i am iron man". it goes full circle so it only makes sense. the line that started it all would end it all.
Nothing can beat that Endgame moment where Captain America was so defeated, but still trying to fight Thanos & his army by himself. Then suddenly, Falcon spoke, Black Panther appeared, followed by the rest of whole team. While Thanos was at a loss for words, "Avengers, assemble."
He said this in regards to Spiderman though, which is weird, because he's probably the least comic-accurate of the 3 Spiderman series. Like, he's so very different that it's annoying.
I think this is a the genius of Kevin Feige and writers at Marvel Studios - they themselevs are and choose directors who are fans of the original comic books and characters.
It's interesting that they didn't feel that Iron man's last scene felt complete and they recognized what was missing. Before he snapped his fingers and said "I am Iron Man", everyone in the theater was already whispering "I am iron man" under their breath. I'm glad they recognized that, cause everyone in the theater knew it was the perfect moment to bring that line back.
@@fryphilip7474 I was always of the mind that Rogers was way to humble to ever refer to himself as "captain america". I believe he saw himself as just another grunt fighting the good fight.
Hulk ragdolling Loki in Avengers... then saying "Puny God" as he walked away which no one heard the first time around because the entire theater was screaming with laughter.
that's the only part I don't understand. Thor doesn't control lightning because of Mjolnir, it just helps him channel his power, he's not the god of hammers. So how can Cap control lightning ? Is he also a god of thunder?
1) 0:20 - I am Ironman - Ironman 2) 4:18 - I can do this all day - Captain America 3) 11:13 - Spiderman gets introduced into the MCU 4) 19:03 - Captain America can lift Mjolnir 5) 20:45 - The Snap 6) 24:33 - The Guardians of the Galaxy become The Guardians of the Galaxy
There's this part they didn't explain, inb4 it might sound confusing but shouldn't Cap be like REALLY old or dead in 2023 since he travelled back in time to his timeline after staying more than a decade (he woke up in 2011 to be exact) in the current timeline, I mean Peggy died way before that in 2016 at age 95, she was born in 1921 while Cap was born in 1918, adding the time he stayed in the current timeline he'd be like 117 y.o by the time his old self meets Sam Wilson.
@@DaVoidBruh It builds on the movie the winter soldier where cap finds out that the people in the elevator are part of a secret organization called Hydra. In winter soldier cap starts fighting them since he doesnt know how to react. When the same thing happens in endgame he handles the situation by saying the greating phrase within hydra which is "hail hydra". It is also a nod to the comic books where cap acctually becomes a part of hydra and says "Hail hydra"
The moment when Thor says "I knew it!" after Cap picks up the hammer. It just says so much on so many levels about each of the characters and how they view each other... there's a sense of joy in his exclamation that sticks with me.
I loved how real they showed the loss of that many people over different periods of time. The initial snap of shock and sadness; weeks later with anger, vengeance, and a large dose of PTSD; then five years later how some people were frozen in that depression(Thor) or vengeance (Clint) and the few who could move on, but not fully(Stark). Just simply that child in the street that Scott Lang asks "what's happened here?"...that moment of trauma coming back to the surface for him as he hardens himself and rides away.
@@madelion24 It's incredible how they handled the trauma they go through. Tony's PTSD and anxiety are seen through every single MCU film, in the form of him clutching his left arm when danger is near. And Thor with his attitude and weight. They were handled so decently and so subtly as well, it's incredible story telling.
After watching Endgame the 2nd time round, I realised in the scene just before Cap returns all the stones that Bucky already knew what Cap was gonna do. Bucky told Cap “I’m gonna miss u” so he already knew he wasn’t coming back. Bucky also knew to look for the older Cap at that bench, and by telling Sam to “go ahead”, he knew Cap was gonna hand Sam the shield. Cap & Bucky had a whole conversation before that scene, that we’ll hopefully get to see in the Falcon & Winter Soldier series.
Another interpretation I've heard about that scene is that Cap was prepared to give the shield to whoever decided to walk up to him while he was sitting on the bench. He had already determined that Bucky and Falcon were both worthy but it was up to the two of them to decide. Bucky let Sam go to Cap because he himself didn't feel worthy. The whole point of "Captain America" is that he is nearly perfect in every way. That's not to say that mistakes can't or won't ever be made, but at his heart, Cap is the epitome of "Good". Bucky's entire history is dark and while he was technically under the influence when he did evil things, he still did them and I don't think he has, and possibly never will, forgive himself for it.
what i thought was, it was tony’s dad who made the shield and bucky (under the influence of hydra) killed him so maybe for the sake of showing some respect, cap gave the shield to sam...
@@supesulgi I did, in the beginning they only spoke about my fav RDJr's I'm ironman dialogue, I'm a die hard fan of RDJ, But also we should appreciate Jon, So posted that comment..
I see no recognition towards Joss Whedon here, the guy had mental breakdowns and nearly destroyed his sanity tying to make the best movies he could. Films like Avengers and Age of Ultron are his, but he also was given full oversight over the entirety of phase 2. The poor guy had too much on his plate but he still made the MCU into what it is today. Personally, I see Favreau with phase 1, Whedon with phase 2, and the Russos with phase 3 as the directors that made the MCU great, with honorable mentions going to Gunn and Watiti for having a large positive influence on the MCU as well. Just thought Whedon deserved some credit here too.
@Green Gzzz if you don't like her, The Black Widow then simply you don't deserve to watch MCU... She is the backbone of avengers..she did everything to keep them together...!!!
I've read the comic books, and I KNEW Captain America became worthy, so I EXPECTED to see him weild Mjolnir at some point... but my jaw still dropped for a hot minute when I saw Mjolnir fly to Cap instead of Thor! *Nerdgasm*
When we all experienced heart break and felt everything was falling apart 😢 Cap: sorry Tony, you know I wouldn’t do this if I had any other choice, but he’s my friend. Ironman: so was I...
Watching this made me realize just how different these two brothers are. Joe Russo is rugged and fidgety, sitting with his legs wide open while Anthony and dignified and poised, with his legs crossed. Interesting to see their personalities make their way into the movies. The perfect ying-yang situation.
Joe sits like that because he's fatish and can't get comfortable in that chair. Cant cross his legs or sit up because he needs different back support than that chair offers.
That's honestly the best. I liked all of these, but the 'Avenger's assemble' in Endgame made me cheer and cry at the same time. It just felt epic after all of them went through the portals.
when the portals opened I shed a few tears, but when cap said avengers assemble I couldn't hold it in any more. I cried. best movie moment of my lifetime
Willie Houle and the best thing is that we thought we’d lost the opportunity to see it because the hammer was destroyed by Hella but the Russos have found the way to please us. Respect ✊🏻
When mjolnir slowly raised, i started shouting "captain america lefted the hammer, Cap left the hammer, cap left the hammer....", And the guy was setting beside me was like, "what? Wtf, calm down dude", and when they showed cap holding the hammer he started shouting louder than me xD
"We weren't looking at the other films for inspiration, we were looking at the comic books" AND THAT RIGHT THERE IS WHY THEY HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL #NAILEDIT
DA yes because the mcu films are made by fans The producer heading all of this is a fan himself Whereas dc is being ruined by the executives (not just dc they also ruined the fantastic beasts franchise at WB)
I know, right?! After having Cap say that to him all those times in Winter Soldier, I'm sure Sam had a smile on his face when he finally got to say it back. 😉
“on your left” is one of the best moments. it being repeated as a competition in winter soldier whenever cap lapped falcon but then the use in avengers endgame when cap was ready to fight alone and you hear “on your left.” i literally freaked when i heard that
that to me was tied for my favorite moment, with avengers assemble, and cap picking up the hammer. but that is the moment to me that defines why falcon gets the shield instead of bucky, because through it all, even with no powers, falcon was always on his left.
Everyone is pointing out when cap and Sam met but missing the other reference it was when Cap woke up in the Hospital and Sam was there on his right, he looks over to Sam sees him there and says, "on your left"
I appreciate the openness of, and access to, film creators these days. This is awesome. They answer so many questions I wouldn't seek the answer to but, I wonder about.
I actually laughed really hard when he was like "I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU" it felt so human, like he was just frustrated and annoyed by this person he literally hasn't met yet lol
Joss Whedon also hasn't gotten much credit for making the first Avengers film. Especially the scene where all the Avengers are seen on screen for the first time during the battle of NY
Oh man, a couple of others for me: 1. The Avengers- The scene in the Battle of New York where the camera pans around the Avengers captures their first moment as a team imo. That 40 second continuous scene that captures the individual members fighting the Chitauri was also amazing. 2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2- The end scene with Yondu's funeral. If GotG 1 signified the Guardians becoming a team, the end of GotG 2 showed them as a family. The characters (Peter to Yondu, Nebula to Gamora, and Rocket to the rest of the Guardians) all realized their true family in that scene. Another great scene was Yondu, Rocket, and Groot breaking out of captivity to the tune of "Come A Little Bit Closer". Yondu's power is also ridiculously visually appealing. 3. Thor: Ragnarok- When Thor summons his lightning after Hela asks him what he's the god of. "Immigrant Song" doesn't hurt either. It's arguably the best fight scene in the MCU outside of Avengers fight scenes imo. A similar sentiment can be said about his "Bring me Thanos!" line in Infinity War. There's so many to name. Each of the Avengers movies (throw Civil War in there too) can probably can provide a whole list of their own.
Oh? That's interesting! I never interpreted that hammer scene as America holding back. I'd interpreted it the hammer judging him as being NEARLY worthy but not quite there yet.
Whoever decided to let these two geniuses direct MCU movies needs an award. Russo Brothers forever left their marks on the industry. I can't wait to see more of their projects.
I literally have never been apart of a more live audience. A small town in indana were leaping out of there seats w me, at least 3 theater wide applause breaks and grown men weeping, kids actually watching a 3 hr movie. It was so bazar, I loved every moment. The year prior I watched the infinity saga numerous times and infinity war over a dozen times.. I will never forget this. This experience. This feeling. The connections. Associations friends, girlfriends, and loved ones I've watched the films with. Thank you for your films and television shows. Thanks for your art
I feel so blessed to watch all 3 phases. I was a huge comic book fan back in the day. Russo brothers nailed it while adding their own style to the MCU. Winter soldier was my favorite.
Bholmes11 l Hinting for possibly introducing Namor as a character is future movies or possible an origin story. Also the I love you 3000 , is referencing the Ironman 3000 inversion table. There is a ton of cool Easter eggs and references made in endgame.
Another great moment was when the avengers assemble for the first time during tje battle of new york amd you have that iconic ahot if them standing in a circle. Gives anyone the chills
I waited captain to say Avengers assemble for a long time. Almost had the moment at Age of Ultron, almost. And at the endgame when he said "Avengers...", I know for sure I cried.
Actually I was the only person in the theater that yelled out and threw my arms up, like it was about time we hear, and I am definitely glad we got too.
These are extremly good moments and the MCU as a whole is something unique but compared to masterpieces in movie history these can't compare. The plot twists in Usual Suspects or Seven, acting in Godfather 1, Taxi Driver or Shining etc. "I am Iron Man" only had such an impact because it fulfills the MCU arc that started with Iron Man a decade ago. People can relate more and therefore appreciate this moment much more than it is. Same thing with the Mjölnir or Avengers Assemble. It only works because of the knowledge viewers had before watching this finale and a movie shouldn't require that to be called a masterpiece. Endgame would be a worthless mess of a movie without the 20 movies before that which is why it would be unfair to call moments in Endgame "the best in movie history". None of the MCU movies are masterpieces. The franchise MCU itself is a masterpiece though and probably the best of all time.
@@NieColall It's kind of... dumb (?) to say that Endgame would be a mess without the rest of the movies. It plain wouldn't exist without the rest of them. So to try to look at it without them, as an incomplete story, is just useless and a waste of time.
They may be starting to. Shazam was really good and this new Joker film with Joaquin Phoenix looks really accurate to the spirit of the Joker (even if it is an Elseworlds story).
I don't know why but my one of the most emotional moment of endgame is the final talk between cap and Bucky, a call back to cap 1 and cap2, a full circle to their relationship, Cap: Don't do anything stupid till I come back Bucky: How can I, you are taking all the stupid with you.
I dont know man, the whole conflict between Iron Man and Cap is still not sitting right with me.. I feel like they would know better. Cap would know better than to protect Bucky at all cost, and Tony would know better than to kick the crap out of the Cap for no reason. Yes Bucky killed Tony's family, but Cap has nothing to do with it, and Tony knew Bucky was brainwashed..Idk
That’s a true director or directors I might say. To listen and to make it some how perfect. Props to the you guys To include “iam iron man” That will mark a legacy to this generation. Bravo! And the reactions the russos did when the editor said to include “iam Ironman” that eureka moment 💯
Don Lemon hopefully they do a little short film in secret like they did for "Team Thor" to promote civil war, and the short film has Luis recapping infinity war and endgame
@@bloobied4231 I know I’m like a year late lol but I wonder if Luis got blipped during the snap and if he didn’t I wanna know what shenanigans he was up to those 5 years lol
“The last thing we shot was RDJ saying I Am Iron Man” Queue the crying Peters intro into the MCU was perfect it’s my second fave behind The Winter Soldier intro
The rat saved antman so he could tell them about the quantum realm which led tony stark to cracking time travel. So in a way all 3 were the biggest part of saving the universe since it took all 3 to even get to that outcome. So they are the real mvps 🙌🏻
Tony going back in time and meeting his father was such an underrated sad moment in End Game, most people are focusing on the "Love you 3000 thing" (and rightfully so) but Tony meeting his father who tells him he'd do anything for his son was still memorable since Tony grew up believing his father didn't care for him as he never displayed that kind of affection.
Granted I love my dad and he's awesome, so I can't quite relate to Stark, but that scene felt really special to me. I loved it.
Very true probably the most underrated scene to me
Cry6ix that was my favorite scene! Thanks for mentioning it!
Cry6ix I sobbed that scene
Agree. Also, the driver's name was Jarvis. Was the driver the inspiration for Tony's Jarvis?
I think the fact that you made Spidy overly talkative so spot on.
In the cartoons, comics, etc.. hes always been talkative and thats how he deals with stuff when hes unsure of himself
Reminds me of every other kid that talks too much and makes things awkward just like kids do, just like I did when I was younger lol. I love that they made Peter Parker an *actual* teenager, as opposed to making him seem like more of a young adult.
The only problem is not enough breaking 4th wall. And self concious talking.
I saw a review where the critic pointed out that the AI in Spideys suit was a cool way to integrate the whole talking to himself gimmick into the film and make it feel natural.
@@rejisuke9999 Breaking the 4th wall is more Deadpool
@@Cam-lc6sb the newer cartoonish Spiderman cartoon have that 4th wall breaking. I find that very funny. It even have a episode with Deadpool as a special appearance.
Jon Favreau doesn't get enough credit, without him the start of the mcu and how iron man was created and even casting rdj would have never been possible.
It's kinda odd he hasn't directed another MCU movie
He say enjoyed his position currently as a producer for several of the MCU movies and acting as Happy Hogan
Joel Isaí didn’t he direct the other iron mans?
@@initialsea7144 he directed Iron Man 2 but then became an executive producer afterwards
Spider man 3....it should directed by favreau
These guys give credit to their editor. That's grand. I respect that!
They do seem like the appreciative types. I can appreciate that.
Team effort
ikr the entire team gives credit to everyone. especially when the actors/actresses are asked questions that praise them they always find a way to show their appreciation and give credit to the directors, editing, special effects team, costume team, etc. that’s y i love these movies sm
True professionals
Preach!
Caps hail Hydra moment really had me slapping my knees in the theater it was so smart and clever!
Hunter Vex i didn't get that scene
@@oveljoker2415 In order to get the Tesseract, he had to do something that would make them believe he's "one of them", because back in Winter Soldier, he finds out (thanks to Fury) that most of S.H.I.E.L.D was compromised and full of Hydra agents.
So, when he goes back in time to that event, he remembers that and says "Hail Hydra".
@@oveljoker2415 how did you not get that?did you not watch the previous movies?lol
Thought for sure he'd say "Before we get started, anyone wanna get out?" Again lol, which i'd loved a repeat of that fight. They faked me out
Riley Naehu because he is a bandwagon who just watch it due to the popularity😂
That scene when cap is about to face thanos and army all by himself. Then i heard “on your left” and saw t’challa and team... at that moment, when cap felt relieved, i felt relieved.
in my mind i was thinking, "did i just hear something? was that Falcon?" oooh, the HOPE it gave me. 😭💕
Dude i thought he was gonna fight them all by himself. The movie made me forget they were coming back.
@@EthanRom right. They are clearly all alive but it never once crossed my mind.
i was crying already at that point lmao
Yes loved this line, and it was yet another line that was a throwback to the old movies. Cap said kept saying "on your left" to falcon the first time he meet him. In The Winter Soldier when Cap first meets Falcon they're both out on a run and Cap keeps lapping him and he keeps saying "On your left" . It was great scene and the perfect way for them to give Cap back some hope.
Wow, it’s crazy to think that they didn’t even plan on having Iron Man say “I am Iron Man” until their final shoots. What a great rewrite!
Tom the GOAT
Shout out to the editor
Editors are the unsung heroes of filmmaking, and this example right here goes above & beyond proving it.
idk. when dr. strange held up his point finger at tony, i expected him to say "i am iron man". it goes full circle so it only makes sense. the line that started it all would end it all.
Personally, I felt like the stronger line after Thanos said “I am inevitable,” would’ve been if Iron Man should’ve said, “So are we.”
Boba Fett with due respect, nah.
When you played the level before so you know how to beat it
Cap: Hail Hydra
😂
Charisma UP!
Or by using a cheat code 😂😂😂😂
UnraisedChunk I've seen this meme on Instagram
hydra was such a useless dude in the movie
Nothing can beat that Endgame moment where Captain America was so defeated, but still trying to fight Thanos & his army by himself. Then suddenly, Falcon spoke, Black Panther appeared, followed by the rest of whole team. While Thanos was at a loss for words, "Avengers, assemble."
Oh boy yes that was amazing
I just got goosebumps reading this description of that scene...
it was kinda like that shot with Jon snow in battle of the bastards
@@SewerGang yeah man u r right....now that I think of it, it actually is jus like that but still both r awesome
This is the biggest fact to date
Falcon's "On your left" had me crying because i understood that reference
ehhhh! and I understood that reference too ;)
Sway Ze
Yeah I know I know
*I UNDERSTOOD THAT REFERENCE*
Guess we can make these references all day
The jogging scene?
"We didn't look at the other films for inspiration we look at the comic books. We want it to be very truthful"
I applaud the Russo Brothers
He said this in regards to Spiderman though, which is weird, because he's probably the least comic-accurate of the 3 Spiderman series. Like, he's so very different that it's annoying.
A Person you must not read Spider-Man comics lol.
@@JustapErson Yeah, not sure what comics you've been reading, but Tom's portrayal is *by far* the closest to the comic book Spidey I grew up with.
I think this is a the genius of Kevin Feige and writers at Marvel Studios - they themselevs are and choose directors who are fans of the original comic books and characters.
that's why captain marvel is the strongest character in the mcu because they followed the comics.
It's interesting that they didn't feel that Iron man's last scene felt complete and they recognized what was missing. Before he snapped his fingers and said "I am Iron Man", everyone in the theater was already whispering "I am iron man" under their breath. I'm glad they recognized that, cause everyone in the theater knew it was the perfect moment to bring that line back.
For real we the fans knew
No seriously when Tony paused, I was like....he's gonna say it...he's gonna say it! AND HE DID!
I also whispered
Your name is so dope
Ejiro Etisyan thank ü
I dunno, I really liked when Hulk gave Scott tacos after his got ruined.
SAME lol
*SLAM* What's up, regular sized man?
Both times I saw the movie, it made me say, "Awww!"
It’s the best scene of all the movies. Easily.
Hulk's big moment in Endgame.
Thor: "This is a friend of mine, Tree"
Groot: "I am Groot!"
Cap: "I am Steve Rogers"
#Iconic
Drax: Why is Steve Rogers?!
Paula Last Steve no longer saw himself as captain America
@@fryphilip7474 I was always of the mind that Rogers was way to humble to ever refer to himself as "captain america". I believe he saw himself as just another grunt fighting the good fight.
im like the only one on earth who thought that wasn't really funny
Missed opportunity: Having Rocket interact with an actual raccoon
@surfitlive I get the feeling we'll explore that in future films.
Andrew yeah i do too
They kinda teased it in GOTG 2
And the fact how big of a character rocket has become cuz of IW and endgame warrants it
What's a raccoon
Hariharan G what’s a raccoon? It’s what you are, stupid
@@cjcaves4290 Ain't no thing like me ,except me
Hulk ragdolling Loki in Avengers... then saying "Puny God" as he walked away which no one heard the first time around because the entire theater was screaming with laughter.
The ragdoll gag had me going. I took my son to see that in 3-D and we were rolling.
@@SonovaBish I was 9 when I watched it and man that movie is still my fav MCU movie (fun in terms of rewatchabiity there are surely better MCU Movies
Also the first thing you hear Hulk say and it's Lou Ferrigno's voice, no less!
Thor: Hold my beer
Thor: No actually give that back
GamerAli198 😂😂😂
Lol
Thor: i see u copying my jokes. I mean BEARD.
"You can have the small one"
I’ve seen this comment like 5 times on other videos it’s a shame your parents aren’t giving you the attention you crave
CAP not only wielding Mjolnir but manipulating the lightening had to be the greatest thing my eyes have ever seen.
that's the only part I don't understand.
Thor doesn't control lightning because of Mjolnir, it just helps him channel his power, he's not the god of hammers.
So how can Cap control lightning ? Is he also a god of thunder?
keiphy sheeg “hewho can wield the hammer has the power of Thor” it literally tells you that in the first Thor movie
@@keiphysheegie If you are worthy to hold the hammer, you are granted the power of Thor while you have it.
Gail M A FACT
When I saw him running with the shield spinning the hammer...that was IT for me
Cap swearing in Endgame was my favourite low key reference. Really shows how the years have changed him in subtle ways
“Language!” 😂👏🏽
1) 0:20 - I am Ironman - Ironman
2) 4:18 - I can do this all day - Captain America
3) 11:13 - Spiderman gets introduced into the MCU
4) 19:03 - Captain America can lift Mjolnir
5) 20:45 - The Snap
6) 24:33 - The Guardians of the Galaxy become The Guardians of the Galaxy
love you :)
@@satan9487
BLESS YOU
What movie did Spider-Man get introduced 11:13
thank youuu
Love hearing the Russo bros explain it all.
I could do this all day.
It's "I can do this all day".
They need to drop another one of these!
Yeah, I know
One of them is explaining while the other is shaking his head
There's this part they didn't explain, inb4 it might sound confusing but shouldn't Cap be like REALLY old or dead in 2023 since he travelled back in time to his timeline after staying more than a decade (he woke up in 2011 to be exact) in the current timeline, I mean Peggy died way before that in 2016 at age 95, she was born in 1921 while Cap was born in 1918, adding the time he stayed in the current timeline he'd be like 117 y.o by the time his old self meets Sam Wilson.
The HAIL HYDRA moment was ridiculously powerful. I had goosebumps when it happened.
I still just can't stop thinking about it.
You a comic book fan? Because I know how you feel too.
@@bluez1892 Yes, obviously!!!
@@bluez1892 Secret Empire you guys
I haven't read the comics what does hail Hydra mean
@@DaVoidBruh It builds on the movie the winter soldier where cap finds out that the people in the elevator are part of a secret organization called Hydra. In winter soldier cap starts fighting them since he doesnt know how to react. When the same thing happens in endgame he handles the situation by saying the greating phrase within hydra which is "hail hydra". It is also a nod to the comic books where cap acctually becomes a part of hydra and says "Hail hydra"
Cap lifting mjolnir was the best n also Thor saying I knew it jus made it even better
The moment when Thor says "I knew it!" after Cap picks up the hammer. It just says so much on so many levels about each of the characters and how they view each other... there's a sense of joy in his exclamation that sticks with me.
I am Iron Man and Avengers Assemble were the two most iconic lines in Endgame that’s a fact.
Rocket’s “you look like a melted ice cream” to Thor was savage tho
Cheeseburgers
and "I love you 3000"
Which "i am Iron man" tho? I feel that the first one is more iconic while the one in Endgame is more powerfull.
You forgot “I love you 3000”
I love how they sorta brought back Tony’s anxiety issues at the beginning of Endgame
I loved how real they showed the loss of that many people over different periods of time. The initial snap of shock and sadness; weeks later with anger, vengeance, and a large dose of PTSD; then five years later how some people were frozen in that depression(Thor) or vengeance (Clint) and the few who could move on, but not fully(Stark). Just simply that child in the street that Scott Lang asks "what's happened here?"...that moment of trauma coming back to the surface for him as he hardens himself and rides away.
@@madelion24 It's incredible how they handled the trauma they go through. Tony's PTSD and anxiety are seen through every single MCU film, in the form of him clutching his left arm when danger is near. And Thor with his attitude and weight. They were handled so decently and so subtly as well, it's incredible story telling.
@@JustapErson which whilst the Russo's had plenty to do with that the writers deserve half or more of that praise.
Madeline Maureen that child is going to be important in the next marvel phase. Just you wait
Tony calling Steve a liar is one of my favorite moments in any of the movies.
After watching Endgame the 2nd time round, I realised in the scene just before Cap returns all the stones that Bucky already knew what Cap was gonna do. Bucky told Cap “I’m gonna miss u” so he already knew he wasn’t coming back. Bucky also knew to look for the older Cap at that bench, and by telling Sam to “go ahead”, he knew Cap was gonna hand Sam the shield. Cap & Bucky had a whole conversation before that scene, that we’ll hopefully get to see in the Falcon & Winter Soldier series.
Another interpretation I've heard about that scene is that Cap was prepared to give the shield to whoever decided to walk up to him while he was sitting on the bench. He had already determined that Bucky and Falcon were both worthy but it was up to the two of them to decide.
Bucky let Sam go to Cap because he himself didn't feel worthy. The whole point of "Captain America" is that he is nearly perfect in every way. That's not to say that mistakes can't or won't ever be made, but at his heart, Cap is the epitome of "Good". Bucky's entire history is dark and while he was technically under the influence when he did evil things, he still did them and I don't think he has, and possibly never will, forgive himself for it.
@@gustafsone I think Bucky was just done with fighting aswell. I think he was content just being a farmer in wakanda.
Okay bud, we all saw that video of the guy explaining it, you just sent word for word you’re a fake
@@hallowjupiter6305 farmer bucky, there's a good ring to that. (in a cowboy accent) "farmer bucky protecting his crops and his horses"
what i thought was, it was tony’s dad who made the shield and bucky (under the influence of hydra) killed him so maybe for the sake of showing some respect, cap gave the shield to sam...
Cap: Stark: we need a plan of attack
Iron Man: I have a plan, attack.
Zwelakhe Seroke finally! this is the greatest line
When did this line appeared again? I forgot
Kylei Moreen Obligado the first Avengers
Love that they gave credit to the editor. Love these two
But nobody gave credit to the director Jon Favreau for choosing RDJr as IM and directing it.
@@manoj3910 Didn't you watch the video?
@@supesulgi I did, in the beginning they only spoke about my fav RDJr's I'm ironman dialogue,
I'm a die hard fan of RDJ,
But also we should appreciate Jon,
So posted that comment..
manoj jain they literally said that cause of him making iron man it spawned 22 MCU Films. learn to pay attention.
@@00Nancyy okay..my bad
Russos: *talk about MCU
Me: I can do this all day
_Yea I know I know_
underrated comment hahaha
I definitely didn’t want this to end.
Favreau and the Russo bros have cemented themselves in the MCU hall of fame. I love them 3k.
Dont forget James Gunn
Christopher Gongora Yup but I would respectively put him at third.
James Gunn and Taika Watiti or however you spell his name
@@jamerstime I feel like we need to see another Taika film to see if it was a one time thing or if he still has somewhere to take it.
I see no recognition towards Joss Whedon here, the guy had mental breakdowns and nearly destroyed his sanity tying to make the best movies he could. Films like Avengers and Age of Ultron are his, but he also was given full oversight over the entirety of phase 2. The poor guy had too much on his plate but he still made the MCU into what it is today. Personally, I see Favreau with phase 1, Whedon with phase 2, and the Russos with phase 3 as the directors that made the MCU great, with honorable mentions going to Gunn and Watiti for having a large positive influence on the MCU as well. Just thought Whedon deserved some credit here too.
I literally cried when Natasha gave up her life to save her best friend.
I’m disappointed that they didn’t mention anything about Nat in this video
😭😭😭
@Provin Ripon captain marvel is cringey cocky and these directors did a great job not giving her the spot light
@East west North south nice try. Try trolling someone else for a change, someone who'd actually fall for it
@Green Gzzz if you don't like her, The Black Widow then simply you don't deserve to watch MCU... She is the backbone of avengers..she did everything to keep them together...!!!
The Guardians of the Galaxy's theme is super underrated
I know! Everyone always talks about the classic pop songs, which are great. But the main Guardians theme is so good!
They had a theme?
@@Alejandro333777 yeah it's good
@@Alejandro333777 th-cam.com/video/GBp1Y-LoObs/w-d-xo.html I got you man 👌
@@Alejandro333777 watch the end of this video, the music in that scene where they kill Ronan is their theme smh
People: “Will never have a scene as badass as Thor arriving in Wakanda.”
Captain: “Hold my Mjölnir.”
Well we never did have a better sceme than Thor arriving, and thats fine its the most amazing scene of Marvel
Both scenes are in the top 3 but Thors arrival in Wakanda is just without a doubt at #1 for me.
Cap scene was better than thor arrival
@@sasanksahu7823 nah, i didnt like that scene
Calebe Sagaz Sorry Cap, but I cant hold your Mjolnir.
All jokes aside, the AVENGERS ASSEMBLE was the best moment of all time in the mcu for me
BeatBoy _B10 It honestly was one of the most iconic lines in the MCU
No doubt
BeatBoy _B10 EXCEPT for tony Stark’s, “I am iron man”
But they were already assembled
I am Iron Man was better
They did not answer the most important question in the MCU-
Why is gamora?
Lol
@@mariamelsayed4194 You seem familiar.
Fun fact: Dave Bautista improvised that line
@@thetruth830Truth so do you.......
@@mariamelsayed4194 How strange.....
SISTER!!!!
Thor forging Stormbreaker/his arrival in Wakanda is my all time favorite Marvel moment.
freakin OG moment
Him actually forging it was the only slow part of the movie for me . And infinity war is my fav movie of all time . Seen it 25 times
jake M yeah the forging was the only boring part for me but his arrival in wakanda was incredible
I've read the comic books, and I KNEW Captain America became worthy, so I EXPECTED to see him weild Mjolnir at some point... but my jaw still dropped for a hot minute when I saw Mjolnir fly to Cap instead of Thor!
*Nerdgasm*
Michael G. Scott respect 🙌🏼
Why is your comment different when clicked on it
We all did, man. It was a question of when, not if.
😹😹
@YaBoyBadger true they did say that. I just didnt realize he lefted the hammer by a bit, I didnt notice anything during Avengers 2 LOOOOL
When we all experienced heart break and felt everything was falling apart 😢
Cap: sorry Tony, you know I wouldn’t do this if I had any other choice, but he’s my friend.
Ironman: so was I...
@@InAllThings24 man, the trauma stark was going through.
The moment in Endgame where Cap finally got a hold of Thor's Mjölnir gave me THE chills and left me bawling my eyes out for the rest of the movie
*Tom holland and mark ruffalo disguised as russo brothers spoiling endgame*
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OMG HAHA
Lit 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😭😂😭😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭😂😭☠️☠️☠️☠️
LOL
CH0ZEN they actually kind of look like it
MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT MAGNIFICENT!
Watching this made me realize just how different these two brothers are. Joe Russo is rugged and fidgety, sitting with his legs wide open while Anthony and dignified and poised, with his legs crossed. Interesting to see their personalities make their way into the movies. The perfect ying-yang situation.
Joe sits like that because he's fatish and can't get comfortable in that chair. Cant cross his legs or sit up because he needs different back support than that chair offers.
@@FFBCommishJT I can relate lol
@@zeinmaslida same.
@@FFBCommishJT 😂😂
Finally the truth behind the greatness
Tony: I am Iron Man
Cap: I can do this all day
Thor: Bring me Thanos!
Peter Parker: Have you seen that really old movie...
All equally powerful at showcasing each of their personalities
Ant man: Flick me
Thor: Bring me Beer!
Professor hulk; he'll grow! (And he DID....to 200 ft!)
Hawkeye: LAURA!
The biggest moment The Russos forgot:
"Avengers.... Assemble"
yea
I wish that was said in a war cry.
That's honestly the best. I liked all of these, but the 'Avenger's assemble' in Endgame made me cheer and cry at the same time. It just felt epic after all of them went through the portals.
you're absolutely correct.
Absolutely
when the portals opened I shed a few tears, but when cap said avengers assemble I couldn't hold it in any more. I cried. best movie moment of my lifetime
I was hoping he would tell the line.
Obviously your life has been pretty boring
me too
Carter Allen always that one person
@@moonjogger1 he said "best movie moment" dipshit
Thor:BRING ME THANOS
Cap:I CAN DO THIS ALL DAY
Stark: I AM IRONMAN
Aunt May: “WHAT THE FU-“
Bruce: Im always angry
Antman: lube me up,I’m going up thanos.
Black Panther: GET THIS MAN A SHIELD
HULK: SO MANY STAIRS!!!
Cap picking up Mjolnir was my most requested thing that I wanted to see, and they actually did it, THANK YOU
Willie Houle and the best thing is that we thought we’d lost the opportunity to see it because the hammer was destroyed by Hella but the Russos have found the way to please us. Respect ✊🏻
My wish was for Falcon Cap and it came true.
Willie Houle I mean he did it in the comics
Willie Houle he nudged it in age of ultron so I thought at some point he was gonna use it
Willie Houle SAME
If we revisited every great moment in the MCU, we'd be here a full 12 hours at least, maybe even 24...
When the Mjolnir slowly raised.. I thought it was for THOR... BUT then it went to CAP and My theater turned into a Stadium 🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉🎊🎉
When mjolnir slowly raised, i started shouting "captain america lefted the hammer, Cap left the hammer, cap left the hammer....", And the guy was setting beside me was like, "what? Wtf, calm down dude", and when they showed cap holding the hammer he started shouting louder than me xD
Saaaaame!! That was amazing!!
I think I always knew that cap had lifted the hammer in that shot.
Fadan Alaradi r/thathappened
To see Cap not just lift Thor's hammer but call lightning as well...
The whole place went bananas.
"We weren't looking at the other films for inspiration, we were looking at the comic books" AND THAT RIGHT THERE IS WHY THEY HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL #NAILEDIT
HaddyD amen!
Word
HaddyD yes.
Haddyd omg the second they said it , I saw this comment what a coincidence
DA yes because the mcu films are made by fans
The producer heading all of this is a fan himself
Whereas dc is being ruined by the executives (not just dc they also ruined the fantastic beasts franchise at WB)
Mark Ruffalo could be a missing Russo brother.
mugensamurai Mark Russolo
@@hilmaandersson7855 LOL that explains a lot.
@@JC-we4cc BLAH HAAA AH HAAA HAAA HAAA😂
@@JC-we4cc Joe Russo: "Hulk out. Dab. Listen to your mother."😂
The Ruffo Brothers
At the beginning they should have said “before we get started, does anyone want to get out?”
this comment should've more likes
i understood that reference😂
Lol what’s this in reference to?
@@bperez8656 It’s what cap says in the winter soldier before the elevator fight scene
@@chrisw.9621 I see what you did there :D
"On your left" in Endgame...wow. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
I know, right?! After having Cap say that to him all those times in Winter Soldier, I'm sure Sam had a smile on his face when he finally got to say it back. 😉
If I didn't before, I do think that now. @@pioneer1973
2012 Cap: "I can do this all day."
2023 Cap, sighing: "Yeah, I know..."
Josh DeLaRosa lol
*2019 cap
@John Seet isn't it supposed to be 2012 cuz he says it in that year
@@domdabomb282 2012*
Don't you mean 2012 Cap, *sighing* :"Yeah, I know..."
“on your left” is one of the best moments. it being repeated as a competition in winter soldier whenever cap lapped falcon but then the use in avengers endgame when cap was ready to fight alone and you hear “on your left.” i literally freaked when i heard that
that to me was tied for my favorite moment, with avengers assemble, and cap picking up the hammer. but that is the moment to me that defines why falcon gets the shield instead of bucky, because through it all, even with no powers, falcon was always on his left.
Everyone is pointing out when cap and Sam met but missing the other reference it was when Cap woke up in the Hospital and Sam was there on his right, he looks over to Sam sees him there and says, "on your left"
I freaked out too. 😂
I appreciate the openness of, and access to, film creators these days. This is awesome. They answer so many questions I wouldn't seek the answer to but, I wonder about.
THEY SHOULD DO THE DIRECTORS' BREAKDOWN/EXPLAIN A SCENE ON THAT BIG GROUP FIGHT IN ENDGAME!! THAT WOULD BE REALLY AWESOME!!!
You should check out their commentary when the DVD will come out they will definitely say something there
Thanos : I don’t even know you
Scarlet witch: You Willlllllll
My favorite part ever
It was great but vastly overshadowed but the other stuff
He didn’t tho😬😂
I actually laughed really hard when he was like "I DON'T EVEN KNOW YOU"
it felt so human, like he was just frustrated and annoyed by this person he literally hasn't met yet lol
Brad Knapp I did too.. I’m gonna start using it with my friends as an inside joke 😂
Brad Knapp
Ya thats the perfect dialogue in that scene
Both of them got visibly emotional when they talked about "I am Ironman" moment. Priceless. Thank you russo brothers
Joss Whedon also hasn't gotten much credit for making the first Avengers film. Especially the scene where all the Avengers are seen on screen for the first time during the battle of NY
Joss kinda sucks tho lol
Best moment of Endgame: "I knew it!"
Tomi Any Friends fans in the midst? Hahaha
@@KoolKid0921 lol I just thought about that
What about: I am Iron Man
That and the "Avengers!.....Assemble" scene
Can someone explain how that was possible? I’m still oblivious
Oh man, a couple of others for me:
1. The Avengers- The scene in the Battle of New York where the camera pans around the Avengers captures their first moment as a team imo. That 40 second continuous scene that captures the individual members fighting the Chitauri was also amazing.
2. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2- The end scene with Yondu's funeral. If GotG 1 signified the Guardians becoming a team, the end of GotG 2 showed them as a family. The characters (Peter to Yondu, Nebula to Gamora, and Rocket to the rest of the Guardians) all realized their true family in that scene. Another great scene was Yondu, Rocket, and Groot breaking out of captivity to the tune of "Come A Little Bit Closer". Yondu's power is also ridiculously visually appealing.
3. Thor: Ragnarok- When Thor summons his lightning after Hela asks him what he's the god of. "Immigrant Song" doesn't hurt either. It's arguably the best fight scene in the MCU outside of Avengers fight scenes imo. A similar sentiment can be said about his "Bring me Thanos!" line in Infinity War.
There's so many to name. Each of the Avengers movies (throw Civil War in there too) can probably can provide a whole list of their own.
I’m Mary Poppins y’all
The way the Russo talked about Tom Holland and spiderman 😭❤️
I love the Russo Brothers, but let’s not forget the man who made this all possible: Stan Lee. Thank you Stan Lee, we love you 3000
gotta give Kirby his nods too. Just as much as the God Stan the MAN Lee
I don’t think we forgot *the* Stan lee
I wish he could have seen Endgame
Brie Larson forgot Stan Lee.. 😔
@@astralflick 😰😰
I’m really glad that they added the “I am Ironman” line it. It brought Tony back full circle and perfectly wrapped up phase 3
cap:I can do this all day
Cap: I know I know........
@@babyboyalois4473 ^^^ perfect
nobody survives even one bit he says “yeah, I know” not “I know I know”
He only says "I know" once...smh
I see what you did with the CAPS
@@thomasalias8492 no
Oh? That's interesting! I never interpreted that hammer scene as America holding back. I'd interpreted it the hammer judging him as being NEARLY worthy but not quite there yet.
N. Martin You are either worthy or not worthy. No in between.
Well, I think that was the Russo brothers' interpretation. Maybe Whedon, the director, actually meant something else.
@@stephansusholtz I interpreted it as Cap was worthy but his intentions at that moment weren't so he couldn't lift it.
@surfitlive Whoa! I didn't know that, that really elevates my love and admiration for Cap!
Stephan Susholtz yeah he is so worthy that he didn’t lift it completely so that Thor still felt special
Cap: Avengers... Assemble!
Waiting to hear that since Avengers 1
Whoever decided to let these two geniuses direct MCU movies needs an award. Russo Brothers forever left their marks on the industry. I can't wait to see more of their projects.
Couldn't have said it any better
Perfectly said.
und die anderen nicht nur
That would be Kevin Feige then.
21 bridges
Chadwick Boseman
this duo is so underrated...the thoughts and efforts they put into these movies and characters are truly MARVELlous
#thankyouRussoBrothers
Ummm you should read what underrated means !
@@vikramkoppikar4677 "this duo is so appropriately rated", just doesn't have the same ring.
Thor arrives in Wakanda, with Rocket & Groot: my fave moment in the MCU!
BRING ME THAANOOOOOSS
I literally have never been apart of a more live audience. A small town in indana were leaping out of there seats w me, at least 3 theater wide applause breaks and grown men weeping, kids actually watching a 3 hr movie. It was so bazar, I loved every moment. The year prior I watched the infinity saga numerous times and infinity war over a dozen times.. I will never forget this. This experience. This feeling. The connections. Associations friends, girlfriends, and loved ones I've watched the films with. Thank you for your films and television shows. Thanks for your art
Casey Ray Harris bazar
@@mrwobbles1000 if you only knew how deep the rabbit hole goes
Let’s be honest when we saw Cap swing Thor’s hammer in Endgame we all shat our pants
Eww
Not me... I jizzed my pants!
Nah i actually just thought to myself how dumb that is and just wished for them to not have ruined thor completely
I shat & came
I shat my pants and all of the pants in my row of the theatre... that’s right I shat their pants...
Teenage Groot sacrificing his arm to complete Stormbreaker was one of my favorite MCU moments.
@surfitlive still hurts
rdj deserves an oscar for endgame... that’s all i’m saying❤️🤷♀️
I wouldn't be surprised. They waited until ROTK to give LOTR the big Oscars. I think Endgame will be in the running for the big ones this year.
rdj deserves a lifetime achievement award for his role as tony stark
No, he doesn't.
I wouldn't say just Endgame man. He plays Tony so well in all of the movies.
I agree- Tony Stark plays a fantastic RDJ
I feel so blessed to watch all 3 phases. I was a huge comic book fan back in the day. Russo brothers nailed it while adding their own style to the MCU. Winter soldier was my favorite.
Jblaze600 Same and same. Saw every movie in the theaters and grew up a huge comic book fan. Winter Soldier was my favorite too.
Civil War was my favorite
Same I’ve watched winter soldier too many times to enjoy it anymore lol
Age of Ultron:
Cap: *Slightly moves hammer*
Thor: *Surprised Pikachu Face*
Endgame:
Cap: *Lifts hammer*
Thor: *Happy Pikachu Face*
Everyone in theater: *dancing Pikachu*
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😍
Francisco Leon unwanted comment.
@@JLPicard1648 😂😂so true
I have seen endgame 3 times so far. There are still new things I find every time I watch it.
Huh...Like what?
Bholmes11 l
Hinting for possibly introducing Namor as a character is future movies or possible an origin story.
Also the I love you 3000 , is referencing the Ironman 3000 inversion table.
There is a ton of cool Easter eggs and references made in endgame.
Neil "i love you 3000" is what Robert downey says to his real kids... its wasnt written.. Downeys idea
Neil same
Whiplash if this is true it makes its so much more heart warming and also heart breaking
Another great moment was when the avengers assemble for the first time during tje battle of new york amd you have that iconic ahot if them standing in a circle. Gives anyone the chills
Whenever I am in an elevator I say "before we get started would anyone like to get out"
Now u should say "hail hydra" lmao jk
LOL!
People would get out thinking you are weird
Dude i relate to this so much anyone in the elevator with me thinks im weird its funny but i feel like i just had to say it every single time
For some reason it’s funnier with the pfp
I waited captain to say Avengers assemble for a long time. Almost had the moment at Age of Ultron, almost.
And at the endgame when he said "Avengers...", I know for sure I cried.
I did cry, that was my favorite part of the movie.
Actually I was the only person in the theater that yelled out and threw my arms up, like it was about time we hear, and I am definitely glad we got too.
Memory fails me here. Why didn't that happen in Ultron? I don't remember when he could have said that?
@@ginniesoh end of the movie when the new team is formed
Everyone in the theater went (good) crazy! I was like, yes! Babee!! Very emotional moment for many, for sure.
Endgame has the best moments in movie history...
1- Cap wielding mjölnir
2- Final Avengers Assemble
3- I am Ironman
1st time it was ever said Avengers Assemble
These are extremly good moments and the MCU as a whole is something unique but compared to masterpieces in movie history these can't compare. The plot twists in Usual Suspects or Seven, acting in Godfather 1, Taxi Driver or Shining etc.
"I am Iron Man" only had such an impact because it fulfills the MCU arc that started with Iron Man a decade ago. People can relate more and therefore appreciate this moment much more than it is. Same thing with the Mjölnir or Avengers Assemble. It only works because of the knowledge viewers had before watching this finale and a movie shouldn't require that to be called a masterpiece. Endgame would be a worthless mess of a movie without the 20 movies before that which is why it would be unfair to call moments in Endgame "the best in movie history".
None of the MCU movies are masterpieces. The franchise MCU itself is a masterpiece though and probably the best of all time.
@@NieColall It's kind of... dumb (?) to say that Endgame would be a mess without the rest of the movies. It plain wouldn't exist without the rest of them. So to try to look at it without them, as an incomplete story, is just useless and a waste of time.
@@SuperSanity1 You didn't understand what I said. Try again.
@@NieColall I understood exactly what you said. I simply picked a specific part of your comment to make my own comment on. So... right back at ya'. ;)
Reshoots usually create more issues than solutions in film. Thank god they changed Iron Man's finger snap moment.
'I am inevitable.'
'I am Iron Man.'
I'm going back to watch Winter Soldier. One of the best MCU movie, top 3 for me.
It was definitely the best film of that phase. I loved it.
It’s always been in my top 3!
Made by the same 4 guys who did infinity War and Endgame.
I agree, Winter Soldier is my favorite.
Same
On your left!
When the directors were comic book fans... If only DC hired these directors what their movie would look like
Well, I guess we got our wish with James Gunn with The Suicide Squad
sc2768 nice
They may be starting to. Shazam was really good and this new Joker film with Joaquin Phoenix looks really accurate to the spirit of the Joker (even if it is an Elseworlds story).
MarvelFox Morty Joe Russo apparently said he’d be open to making a Batman film.
Jose Antonio Respecter shazam was pure trash hahahaha
My favourite shot is of Cap and his broken shield standing alone against Thanos and his army
Matthew Randell YES! That shot embodies everything I have loved about Captain America. No powers, all heart.
*_"See you in a minute / Let go, it's okay"_*
*_"I am Iron Man"_*
I don't know why but my one of the most emotional moment of endgame is the final talk between cap and Bucky, a call back to cap 1 and cap2, a full circle to their relationship,
Cap: Don't do anything stupid till I come back
Bucky: How can I, you are taking all the stupid with you.
Punk *pat* *pat* Jerk
Best scene in the mcu is Iron man vs Cap & Bucky. The emotion in that scene still gets me to this day
Axels Mayo are you sure you’ve watched Endgame?
@@dillpickle5423 twice
@@dillpickle5423 he's talking about Civil War
@@dillpickle5423 are u even a marvel fan?............
I dont know man, the whole conflict between Iron Man and Cap is still not sitting right with me.. I feel like they would know better. Cap would know better than to protect Bucky at all cost, and Tony would know better than to kick the crap out of the Cap for no reason. Yes Bucky killed Tony's family, but Cap has nothing to do with it, and Tony knew Bucky was brainwashed..Idk
the russos:
after the elevator scene is the beginning of his journey back to peggy carter
also the russos:
but first he has to mooch her niece
niqidos ill bet that was show that they're secretly big fans of Game of Thrones
niqidos I’m so glad Sharon Carter won’t be a thing in the movies hopefully anymore. Useless character.
What
Grand niece* Peggy’s sisters granddaughter
Technically its his niece aswell
That moment when you realise cap can now rule asgard
The moment that you realize Asgard was destroyed and the people within it because Thanos killed them all when trying to get the Space Stone 😔
@@roxanne_ Asgard isn’t a place. It’s the people.❤️
with that logic, vision can too
And the white vision
That’s a true director or directors I might say. To listen and to make it some how perfect. Props to the you guys To include “iam iron man” That will mark a legacy to this generation. Bravo!
And the reactions the russos did when the editor said to include “iam Ironman” that eureka moment 💯
I believe they credited editor Jeff Ford. Editors and so important, it's great when they're put in the forefront.
Tony: I am Iron man.
Cap: Avengers. . . Assemble.
Thor: Bring me Thanos!
Luis: * insert music * So this one time me and my . . . . .
Don Lemon hopefully they do a little short film in secret like they did for "Team Thor" to promote civil war, and the short film has Luis recapping infinity war and endgame
@@bloobied4231 I would sell a toe to watch that
🥺🥺🥺
@@bloobied4231 I know I’m like a year late lol but I wonder if Luis got blipped during the snap and if he didn’t I wanna know what shenanigans he was up to those 5 years lol
*The Guardians of the Galaxy become the Asgardians of the Galaxy*
Black Panther, when his father died and it reminds us of The Lion King.
What? No AVENGERS ASSEMBLE??!
That is THE MOMENT in all of MCU. The defining moment of an entire generation.
I think we can all agree we love Stan Lee 3000👍
Gosh i appreciate how stand lee is respected i mean yes he gave the idea but it was people like Jack Kirby and Steve Ditko who made them.
“The last thing we shot was RDJ saying I Am Iron Man”
Queue the crying
Peters intro into the MCU was perfect it’s my second fave behind The Winter Soldier intro
when "QUEENS" came up, my theater went full tilt. Well done, Russo bros.
The rat saved the universe. If you know, you know
It's a new hero. Ratman!
True dat!
Ratatouille XVI
The rat saved antman so he could tell them about the quantum realm which led tony stark to cracking time travel. So in a way all 3 were the biggest part of saving the universe since it took all 3 to even get to that outcome. So they are the real mvps 🙌🏻
ikr...exactly what i thought when the scene came up during my 2nd watch.