Did you know that 'Capin America'?
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- When Anthony Russo was asked in an interview how ‘Captain’ was worthy to lift Mjolnir in Avengers Endgame, he said Captain has always been worthy, and during that moment in Age of Ultron, he stopped himself from lifting the hammer fully out of his sense of humility and deference to Thor’s ego. Essentially, in that moment he realized he could move the hammer and decided not to.
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One of the most satisfying moments was Thor saying “I knew it” right before thanos plants his foot in thors face
Loved That Moment ToO!
It Was QUITE The Moment To Remember At The Right Time Because Of Course, They Turned Thor Into A FAT ASS JOBBER!! Smdh
@@InnerCityRocker let my dude grieve.
@@renzuassassin3724 Lol.. True....
But Imma Just Letchu Know... God's Don't Get Fat'😄
IJS 🤷🏾♂️
@@InnerCityRocker oh no that I'm aware of lol, I just like to rationalize it by thinking it's a different universe and maybe his- powers, or like mindset or something with his self doubt and depression caused him to change like that. I mean it definitely wouldn't be the first time a heros self doubt made them change physically. Though it's just a way to help me pass the gods don't get fat thing
@@InnerCityRocker do you know any God's who could back your point
“That’s my secret, Thor. I was always worthy.”
I understood that reference
Underrated comment, i love this
I see what you did there
_I knew it_
Imagine they made out after cap said that
I always wanted a scene where Stanley comes in as a janitor picks up the hammer and cleans below it while the avengers are gone.
🤣🤣🤣
My name is Anatoly
@@AhmedRazaAli_2009_pkknyazev? Like arrow verse?
THEY SHOULD HAVE DONE THAT😭I miss Stan Lee :((
Damm bro you just made me cry FR!!! 😢
I will always love that scene, especially because of Thor's reaction.
Thats my favorite part about it tbh.
When he stopped himself from embarrassing Thor, you know he is worthy already.
@@ravidayama1058 nope, you can only lift or not lift the hammer, you can't lift half of the hammer 🤣 based on odin spell 🤣
@@ravidayama1058 That's not how the spell works
@@ravidayama1058 he only knew when tony found out, he only tried to defend bucky he never kept that secret, iirc.
@@jungaming818 how'd you explain in Thor's first movie he was unable to lift the hammer after being sent to earth.
@@jayeshdamor6576 he didn't even move an inch when he was first send back to earth, if I'm not mistaken
Thor: "i knew it"
@Matt C I already knew why he said that
@Matt C everyone already knew why he said that, this is old news.
Coz it moved very slightly
@@adityarathi8803 I didn’t and I watched all the movies
@@emma6648 then what rock have you been living under for the past 3 years, cuz this has been all over the internet, and even if you didn't know that the directors confirmed this, you could still put 2 and 2 together if you have watched all the movies, since he did move mjolnir in age of ultron.
Thor knew it from the beginning. He just appreciated that he didnt get embarrassed in front of everyone. Also Cpt. Picking up that hammer in the final battle was just so much hype.. finally a worthy weapon for his Empty hand hehe
Captain America’s one of most humble superheroes ever !! Imagine passing on glorification and clout for a friend to feel better..
"That's for the stat buff, now I'll spare your pride."
💀💀
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂🤣
"Give me the big one you take the little one" such an epic moment
It was -
"No no, gimme that. You have the little one."
Real shit I loved that part
What a shit part these fucking movies can never take anything seriously
@@mantazerted7155 well if you have a problem with these movies then don't watch them. Get out of here you hater
@@sam.mankar yeah
That makes complete sense. Because that means in Endgame, he just ran over and grabbed it because he knew he could.
One of the reasons Cap is hands down the greatest of all the MCU characters. Fully personifies what it means to be a Super Hero. May not be the most powerful or the strongest, but he has the most heart. Don’t know about anyone else but In a real fight I would take the person with the most heart to have my back.
He also understood how corrupt organisations can be and valued personal freedom. That's why he didn't sign the accords.
@@intermilan9731 the refusal to sign the accords werent for that, which is why Rodgers was right not to...if the accords had went through, that would have created a list of assassination targets just because they MIGHT be a danger, not because they would be
I would also take the most heart…and also strong super powers backing me up.
Need I remind anyone that Peter on Deadpool’s X Force had a lot of heart. Between him and Deadpool… I’m taking Deadpool.
Cap'n also Ko'ed the hulk in the comics 1 time. By himself need I say.
I love the quote by Hercules: "On Olympus, we measure Wisdom against Athena, Speed against Hermes, Power against Zeus. But we measure Courage... against Captain America." In this sense, Captain America is the god of courage.
"and decided not to"
No wonder why he's worthy
Worthy*
Indeed if he did lift it. He would have become less Worthy.
@@slade-joseph-wilson1822 I don't think there is a less worthy or more worthy concept here because by that logic Thor asking people to show if they can move his hammer, is itself a show-off act that is likely to make Thor "less worthy"? More over calling every body not worthy after their failure also makes him "less worthy"? Therefore methinks one is either worthy or not worthy. That's it
@@visangh I see your point.
But Steve proved him being worthy before getting the super soldier serum.
By jumping on the grenade.
It's something inside him.
Granted that not the same as picking up the hammer. You might be right that wouldn't doesn't necessarily make him more or less worthy.
If it did tho that would make for a funny paradox. Like he can lift it. But if he lifts it he is less worthy so he can't lift it.
(Maybe that's the real reason he only shifted it) 😂😂 would be funny
@@visangh you are correct. You can be worthy or not worthy. There is no in-between (kinda worthy/almost worthy/ a little worthy)
I love the look on Thor's face when he saw it move. It was like: "I can be replaced"???
No Thor is still incredibly powerful, and would always be stronger than him.
@@fxd4163 strength isn’t the only thing that matters, cap is an excellent leader
@@nienstefan7320 in Ragnarok everything clear hammer is just a weapon. Real power is in thor
@@nienstefan7320 Thor is a damn king.
Thor has lightning powers on his own the hammer is like a harry potter universe wand. It just makes newer users able to control and use the lightning easier
That scene still gives me goosebumps. That's why cap is my fav avenger.
That’s why Cap is the best humanity has to offer.
"Close it"- Captain America 2012
In that scene in age of Ultron I remember saying “ if you can budge it, you can lift it. There is no in between.”
Huh yeah that actually makes a whole lot of sense wtf were we all questioning that for 😂😂😂
@@ismailcreatvt even hulk can't budge it
@@theostrowskibrothers3068 ye because the hammer is not heavy it is like holding a feather it is the enchantment odin put on it
@@seanleonard7789 I know lol
Good thinking!!
I’ll never forget the massive cheer that went up in the theatre when this scene happened
It happened when I went to see it as well. And when End Game was in the theaters, as soon as Spider-Man hit the screen during the gathering of heroes against Thanos… the whole damn theater shook and hollered LOL. I love all the Marvel characters but if I had to pick one and say they were at the top of my favorite it would be my Doctor Strange
it happened on the caribbean as well. yo everything just screamed when that happened
i swear folks were crying 🤣🤣
@@maryrevis3367 Same doctor strange is my favourite avenger of all
Yup. I knew it was bound to happen especially having 2 hammers involved
Shocked the whole world😂
Love this scene it gives moral to stay humble and always think about other person feeling...
Captain America is the type of guy to buy a new shield after using it once.
So I guess Thor was right when he says, "I knew it!".
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I was thinking the same thing!
Now it all makes sense...the look on Thors face.
Yep I knew immediately
He always knew that he was worthy that is why he said I knew it
So that's why "Im still worthy" and "I knew it" Thor spit those lines.
Because he decided not to, that’s why he is worthy
@@wahyubudiman8131 he is already almost worthy before and thor doesn't know if someone weilds his hammer will overwrite his ownership and had depression on IW thats why "I'm still worthy"
The “I’m still worthy” line has more to do with him doubting himself for failing to stop Thanos, in my opinion.
@@kingab8893 yeah that would be the correct reasoning behind him saying that line.
Captain America, Chris Evans like his roles and in real life, he is an amazing human...!
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I didn't care for his roll on fantastic 4. Once he became captain America omg I fell in love with the mature roll he played. He got way more sexier
this is one of the quality of Cap,he never make his teammate feel awkward before others.
Makes more sense why Thor said "I knew it!" Now. He knew cap was worthy the whole time.
So I guess you can say Thor.... Called cap on Steve?
I'll leave because of this horrible joke
@@spaceset44 I got the joke and it was funny
@@spaceset44 Yes. Please leave.
Yeah he knew because you are either worthy or you aren't. Meaning you can either pick it up or you can't.
There is no lifting it "a bit".
@@krimsonk-9478 he saw it happen too
Thor: "I just found the king of earth"
Midgard is more proper
I doth believe Kang shall be king
Well he retired
@@champadragon9535 hes doesn’t call it midgard anymore since he’s more intergalactic now
@@devintariel3769 what is that spelling
And that’s why I love Captain America because he’s humble asf
That’s why I’m the movie Thor said “I KNEW IT” before getting kicked into a rock by thanos lol.
I’ve always wondered what the other Avengers’ reactions would be if Cap actually lifted it in Age of Ultron
Tony would have forced cap to be the king of asgaurd or smt 🤣
They would’ve been on thors head 😭😭
Pretty much......😳😳😳😳😳
Probably the same way they reacted to vision lol
Tony would've gave some sarcastic remark about how he's not surprised 😂
"Hammer! HAMMER???"
"You'll get your hammer when you fix this DAMN DOOR!!!"
emo cap
I like to think Emo Spidey would be able to lift it since he would actually kill. Plus his Jazz moves automatically make him worthy.
I understood that reference
🤣🤣👌
@@chrismccaffrey8256 gonna cry?😅
captains mind: damn better not lift it
Captain proving everyone that he is not worthy is the biggest proof that he is worthy....
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That's why he's capt.✨
@@DupilPH capt?
Reasonable? How on earth can a man, go to lift something heavy, unexpectedly realise it is light, and pull out on lifting it quickly enough to make it seem that he couldn’t lift it. Nobody, not even cap, has that reaction speed. Also this just completely ignored all character growth cap went through. Such a dumb thing to say.
@@as1nghosthunter531 this nigga
On your left is a show off lol
Not to mention. His honesty and test of courage when he jumped on the hand grenade, willing to sacrifice himself. 💯
Plot-twist: Steve Rogers is Odin's another son left on earth adopted by human parents!
Vision sure didn't give two craps,, he was like, "Here ya go 😎"
When he lifted mjolnir in endgame everyone in the cinema screamed it was honestly the most wholesome shit I’ve ever seen man enough to bring a tear to my eye.
Yeah people clapped and cheered in the theater I saw it in
When I watch endgame game on TV and I see that scene it just doesn't seem right without cheering
Gay
@@intercoursehandguns851 ahhh the guy who’s too cool to let people enjoy things
I released a gutteral scream and I'm still so embarrassed about it. Luckily the theater was doing it too so I wasn't a complete idiot
I love how this was foreshadowed almost a decade before the payoff. It wasn’t that much of a shock when he lifted it in endgame for me, but it was still one of the greatest points of that movie.
This was foreshadowed 4 years before the payoff, where did you get the extra 6 years
@@pedromichelini7364 he said almost a decade
@@joeymateo3298 well I mean there is a 5 year timeskip in universe in there.
A decade? It wasn’t even half a decade are you high?
@@joeymateo3298 It literally was less than half a decade, that’s not almost a decade.
"I knew it!"
Yeah, most of us were already saying this when we first saw that scene all those years ago
The victory shout in the theater… it was so satisfying.
I like to think that he couldn’t lift it all the way because of his secret with Bucky and Tony’s parents, but after telling Tony he could lift it
I like that and never thought of that. The only issue is then the hammer wouldn’t have even moved when he tried lifting it.
Well the only issue is that the hammer is an all or nothing sort of deal, plus, I don’t think cap would have wasted time trying to summon mjolnir if he was previously unworthy and possibly still unworthy
“When you try to lift the mjolnir just to proof a point, you are not worthy to lift them.” Might be a better excuse.
Thats what I think. He was worthy, but he could only nudge a bit because his aim was to lift it. In Endgame his aim was not to prove he can lift, but use the hammer for a cause
@@Eren-da-Jaeger I don’t think it works that way. You’re either worthy or you’re not. If your worthy but your “aim” is wrong then you’re not unworthy. It makes more sense that he stopped himself since he wouldn’t have been able to budge it if he wasn’t worthy.
If this wasn’t the case then everyone should have been able to budge it since they are at least part worthy.
@@Eren-da-Jaeger yeah but thor was picking it up just to show he could, as well as boasting about it all night.
But semi-worthy means you aren't worthy. It's not a "worthyness meter," it's just a yes or no question
@@jamesthanoob idk if your reply was to me or not but I meant: worthy but your “aim” is “wrong”. As in he was worthy to lift it but wanted to lift it to win a contest.
I was so worried for the longest time that Cap was going to end up being evil, like in the comics, this whole time but when that happened, I knew what he did and that meant that he had a pure heart and therefore could never be evil!
He could still 100% come back as a brainwashed Hydra agent, and in fact he probably will.
@@logandh2 I'd love the secret wars storyline in the mcu
There's a lot of different universes in a lot of different comics
Easy way to debunk your own theory: did you ever consider that if he was evil cap would he have been able to lift in the first place?????
well it's not him who's evil the real steve gets sent to some astral realm or something
I remember having arguments with lots of people about it before end game. I knew he was worthy and lots of people were saying that he wasn't in that moment. I remember having to say that "if he was able to move it a bit, then he is worthy there is no in between"
People were saying that he wasn’t fully worthy because he didn’t tell Tony that Bucky killed his parents which doesn’t make any sense. If the hammer can move when you lift it even if it’s a little you’re worthy. It’s either it lifts or it doesn’t
Captain was always Worthy🐐
And when Thor says, “I knew it”
I thought the same thing. When he finally did lift it in endgame, I actually said “I knew it” out loud as Thor said it!😂
Thats why these movies are the freaking best, always such good references and follow-throughs
"Capin America"
The man who always caps
"Let's give this a try"
"Oh snap! Sorry Thor"
Edit:that might be my first highly liked comment,ty guys
Wtf most likes with no reply,Rare moment
@@akaza4104 some 10 year old videos most have 0 replies too
@@dabmaste where,Let me make history
Thanos- “did you say snap?”
@@Julius.H23 😂
Imagine him going back to Asgard and giving the hammer infront of Asgardians
"Here you go"
Asgardians: 😳😳😳😳😳😳😳
He likely just chucked it somewhere. Thor could call it back to him so where it ends up doesn't really matter.
@@lucasflaming5330 my fan theory is Cap went back and saved thors mom from getting killed
@@insertnamehere2746 He put everything back just as it was to prevent the timeline from getting splintered.
@@lucasflaming5330 not quite though, since he created an alternate timeline with peggy. Plus, they had already inadvertently made a bunch if other alternate timelines in the first place when they got the infinity stones
@@insertnamehere2746 He did make that alternate timeline with Peggy. But for the infinity stones he brought them all back immediately and left. Saving Thor's mother would have resulted in Hela winning.
Thro “..No no give me that one you have the little one” 😂
I knew it that was a foreshadow for something really hype moment in the future
Savage Me: I knew it!
They teased it well. I always believed he could,I just never thought he would.
Honestly this actually makes sense
Makes sense my ass 😂😂 the director can say anything and make anything up
@@phoebepaige1619 but this is literally what happened in age of ultron... there is no slightly worthy enough to lift the hammer a little, it's you are worthy or you aren't so he's been worthy the whole time
@@phoebepaige1619 what doesn't make sense about this?
@@phoebepaige1619 how doesn’t it make sense ?
@@phoebepaige1619 the director created it, so what ever he says about it is technically true.
In the old Avengers comics, Hercules even said that the Gods of Olympus respected Steve Rogers. "We measure courage by the example of Captain America."
Yes bc the capt has always been a thoughtful conscious person. It's what makes him a "good guy"
When we saw steve throwing himself on that grenade ,that alone was enough to know everything about steve and his worthyness.
When he hid the fact that Bucky killed and split the Avengers for his personal friendship he wasnt worthy.
“Did you know in capin America?”
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It says “that”
🤭🤭🤭 @#Dark Phantom I paid that no attention…. until you said it
@@runsoncaffeine Re-Read it again 🤭🤭🤭
To be fair, why else do you think Thor said "I knew it!!!"
Huh, it never occurred to me that Steve KNEW he could lift it. I was always under the assumption that he didn't really care if he could or not and that he tried lift Mjolnir out of desperation not knowing if it would work or not.
I always thought it was because he withheld the information Tony needed for closure about his parents
@@ciarawilliams3863 Me too
@@ciarawilliams3863 I think its because he never told tony yet and after he came clean and after civil war he was worthy
@@snowzz8120 this exactly home slice
Captain: decides don’t lift Mjolnir
Vision: fine, I’ll do it my self
That makes sense actually. He only proved he could lift it when he knew he needed to get more power to help them and to save Thor.
Which literally makes him even MORE worthy
That's false when there is already an explanation for this. Its not because he was worthy, Vision was worthy, but back to the subject. The reason why and the only reason he was able to lift Mjonir is because by time Infinity War happened, Thor had gotten Storm Breaker and the hammer needed a Wielder. Anyone who was worthy, so Thor, gave him the hammer because Vision was dead and in Captain America Civil War the connection between Tony and Captain America had started issues and complications due to their past then that got resolved making Rogers good again clearing his soul
@@subzero7119 all that to just to be wrong haha
@@mahinkhan3708 I'm not wrong but nice try
@@mahinkhan3708 you're not even updated lmao
I thought he couldn't lift bc he was hiding the fact that he knew how Tony's parents died but didn't tell him
That was the real reason, he had the guilt of knowing (from the file that Natasha gave him) that Bucky killed Tony's parents, thats what stopped him from fully picking up the hammer.
@@johnking2740 Yeah I thought so
@@johnking2740 that’s not true but alright. This video tells you but y’all just want to ignore it.
@@prancinfox15 Why do you think that at the confrontation between Steve and Tony when that video of Bucky killing Tony's parents, Tony asked Steve if he knew, Steve replied that he did and wanted to save Tony the heartache, but Bucky was under the mind control of Hydra at the time.
How else could Steve have known if it wasn't for the file on Bucky aka the Winter Soldier.
When Steve would put his own life on the line to save others without a thought for his own safety, then he was worthy of picking up Mjolnir, but with the guilt of knowing who killed Tony's parents prevented him from being worthy, once that guilt was released then he retained the right to pick up the hammer.
When you state that the video tells it but we all want to ignore it, if the video had said that the reason why Steve couldn't pick up the hammer in Age of Ultron was because he didn't have a beard would you still take their word for it? It is like the Matrix Unlocked channel, twisting the narrative of each video so that the Agents become the good guys and that the human race are the evil ones - don't just take these videos at their word, question what they say is true or not.
Gotta believe it 😂
Yeah, that moment when he almost got to rule Asgard.
Hehe 😁
Assguard
I prefer that he was almost worthy then, he had one more secret left, that he knew Bucky killed Tony's parents but didn't tell Tony. Once Tony found out, there were no secrets left in Caps life. He was 100% transparent. He was worthy.
That's actually a very sound train of thought I like it
@John Mchanon I said I prefer, not that it's law. Also, that logic leaves no room for character growth. So if someone started off unworthy, they cannot ever do anything to change or redeem themselves. So are you the same person, with the same ideals you had when you were a child? Or have you changed as a person?
@@UnholyGsus good point
@@UnholyGsus
You can change between worthy or not, you can’t be semi worthy
@@UnholyGsus being worthy or unworthy to the hammer is very much a binary thing but just because your unworthy or worthy in one instance doesn't mean you'll always be such capt being able to nudge the hammer in age of ultron outright means he could have casually tossed it to Thor for maximum emotional damage
I like the other theory more where cap was keeping Bucky a secret and about Tony’s parents so he wasn’t worth at that time
Not really
It doesn't really make sense tho, since you can be worthy or not worthy. There's not "half worthy" when you can move the hammer a bit
Besides, Thor saying "I knew it" in Endgame pretty much confirms he was aware that Cap was worthy
Captain America took love and thunder to the next level
That's what I thought, but how was he able to conjure lightning, when Thor already had the power to conjure the lightning, though the hammer was just to help control Thor's power.
He never passed lighting from him self as thor does in thor Ragnarok as he had his hammer evn he wasn't aware abt the fact that he was thor the Lord of thunder not hammers which is clearly mentioned by odin when he fights hella and went into a flashback the hammer has the lightning power which aims the direction for lightning to fall so that's what captain does aims bt we see thor is full of lightning when he gets the fact that he is the god of lightning in end game
I think it’s because in Thor we hear Odin say that whoever’s worthy of mjlonr will get Thors power so because he was worthy he also was granted Thors power
Did you not see thor?
Odin said "who shall be worthy must possess the powers of thor"
Or something like that
@@iClex shiiiiiiiit you're right 😳
@@iClex you're right I forgot about that, thanks.
Always knew captain stopped himself shows the respect & love for his team
He didn't know for sure though before trying to lift it. That was clever to add the little nudge. Like when you lift something you expect to be heavy but it's super light.
Meanwhile, a newly-born vision picked it up like it is nothing. Lol
Russo answered during an interview:
"Did he fail?... Or did he stop?"
That's Whedon during Age of Ultron release ig.
@@djz1845
Other directors may reinterpret previous works, or creative decisions are shared behind the scenes. Either way it doesn’t actually matter that he didn’t direct Ultron.
It there's one man who's worthy of lifting that, it would be Steve Rogers.
I always figured he was.
@Freak Show idk about the first one but the second one has an explanation, when Hulk snapped he tried to bring Natasha back but he couldn't, if 6 stones are not worthy enough I don't think a single stone will change anything
@KingKohli World bro 'no' he was not worthy
@KingKohli World yes I am also saying if he will still alive he wasn't worthy
@@safetynet4448 why please explain me
I didn't think it would be possible, but this video makes me love and respect Cap that much more. 😭💖🔥
It's not true.... it was a fan boy after thought. When they made that scene he was not able to lift it
Vision: I'm not Captain, take your hummer!
Was pretty obvious in age of ultron. Even thor's expression changed coz he knew at that moment too
It’s because you need to be worthy, and he wasn’t worthy before because he didn’t tell iron man how his parents died.
@@space-nl7cw Bro it's worthy or not worthy, He's always been worthy since Age of Ultron but decided just not to lift it.
I think he became worthy when he sacrificed himself in Captain America the first avenger, like how Thor became worthy when he sacrificed himself
@@domsy3 technically thor wasn't worthy at first and then he became worthy.
people change🤷🏻♂️
@@mehdishoon9371 you can't move it if you're not worthy, it's true bro he just decided not to lift it
At the moment he became even more worthy
You can’t be more or less worthy dude..
I loved how it help true to the enchantment that he had the powers and knowledge of how to use the hammer but still did it with his own fighting style.
I think we all knew that you can't just make the hammer budge like that without being worthy 😂
Wow, this reason suits with caps personality.
Thanks for 500 likes☺
Yeah it does
THAT'S SOUND STUPID AS F!
Well hear me out!
At the moment, i thought why cap doesn't lift the hammer, because he still have sins!
He lied to tonny, he lied to protect bucky!
HE LIED ABOUT A MURDERER OF HIS BEST FRIEND'S PARENT
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and when tony forgive him.
He's now worthy!
@@ajianugera9527 that makes sense but it's either you can move it or you can't. He clearly was able to move it.
@@ajianugera9527 burnoil required to you!
@@ajianugera9527 tony is an ant here.
Besides, Howard's hands are dirty too
“I knew it!”
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Table: you can’t beat me Little hammer😂
Wow captain America is like the man every man wishes to be like.
I said "I knew it" even before Thor did in the movie.
Same here! I knew when it budged in the prior movie that he could have completed lifting it, but didn't need to show off what he knew to be true.
When thor said in the endgame:-" i knew it" he knew that captain was wothy when he saw captain move mjohnir.
‘Midnjor?’
Me: -no jonathon- oh yeah midnjor!!!
He’s a true friend to Thor I think Thor knew all along well he did he said it in endgame
"Look at me, I am the Captain Thor now "
Lmao
Captain Thor Cival Ragnorak Age of Doug
Hammer was only to help thor control his powers 😆
You mean capin america
@@51OAKLANDER510 doug had me 😂😂
Thor:yo i know you can lift that
that was the type of face i saw
Thor also thought that captain America could lift the hammer. When he tried to lift it in age of ultron you can see Thor's expression change until captain america stopped, thats also why Thor said "I knew it"
For all the people saying "it was because Bucky killed Tony's parents and Cap hid the secret" I'm pretty sure Cap didn't know Bucky was still alive back then and what he saw on Zola's algorithm he probably thought it wasn't bucky cause he thought bucky died from the fall and the guy would never do that.
im so tired when someone says that lmao.. i hate it
@@fregatta9243 the writers of endgame say that
@@LaughingOwlKiller source
I don't think Mjolnir would judge Steve hiding the secret. Because he did it to protect Bucky, he had purely good intentions. Even if he did know, it was pretty obvious Bucky wasn't in his normal state of mind and that he was innocent. Tony acted out of emotion, which is stupid from a neutral perspective, but it makes sense if you put yourself in Tony's shoes. In the last fight in Civil war, pretty much no one was to blame besides Zemo. Bucky was defending himself, Steve was protecting Bucky, Ironman was... kinda committing murder but we'll let it slide cause his parents died😂
@@dariusbrock2713 Yeah Cap didn't just protect Bucky but also Tony. He was clearly very hurt and was in pain. Cap didn't want Tony to go through that since it happened a long time ago. It's like reopening a wound that had healed
In title it has written "capin america" instead of "Captain America" 😂😂🤣🤣
And then came Vision with no consideration for Thor’s little feelings. He grabbed Mjolnir like a savage. 😅
"wait Cap was always worthy?"
*Gun cocks*
"Always has been"
I thought this meme was forgotten.
Considering it's Cap, that split second reaction to stop himself from lifting it fully is pretty justified.
Marvel writers always on point and pay extra attention to details ❤
The whole theater screamed when he lifted ,the best scene in marvel for me
Mjolnir has criteria that someone must meet to wield it, even if the criteria are skewed a bit. Because of this, even though he is arbitrarily evil, Thanos is actually worthy of Mjolnir.
What are the criteria?
No he's not.
What made Hela worthy?
@@deadsamurai3076 he did wield the hammer tho
@@samaira9055 no he didn’t? When?
*"Capin America"*
Captain America: am i a joke to you?
Yooo he capin
Cap'n is slang or shortening of captain
@@connerwine8705 ik it's a joke
You’ve never had Cap’n Crunch?
@@Jim_The_Fish i've heard of captain sparkelz
Cap nudges the hammer
Thor goes from 😄 to 😐
As subtle as this seems this is my favorite storyline of both infinity war and endgame. They always treated each other with so much respect. Pretty cool to see