Endgame is a two-and-a-half-hour montage of Thanos living on the farm - chopping wood, milking space cows, fishing, pulling water from a well, etc - until he sits down for dinner only to have the Avengers break down a wall of his house and steal his foreskin along with the gauntlet.
I won't say anything more than this, but after the first 15 minutes of Endgame, I honestly had no idea where the rest of the film was going to go, it was spectacular
Agreed. I spent the entire day before theory crafting with my friends. After that 15 or whatever minute-mark where the title card comes up that says "F___E Y___S L___R" in big bold text, we turned to each other with mouths just agape. Our every theory was destroyed, and I was -so- happy to be so wrong.
Here is the thing... we knew full well that the avengers would win and fix the snap. It had to happen. However, endgame was placed at an extremely important time for the entirety of the original avenger crew. By the time the final act rolled, all the characters left had completed their arc. and in a lot of stories, characters that complete their arc get sent off, as as such usually are killed off. Everyone knew someone was going to die but there was so many balls thrown in the air that you could not know who would sacrifice themselves, maintaining tension through even when we knew the end point.
I mean, what else would he do? The snap was his retirement announcement and the farm was his beach-side summer home. Time to kick back, make some soup, and enjoy life
You forgot to mention how every Avengers film ends with Thanos smiling! Avengers 1 - Post Credits Scene - Thanos smiles at the idea of courting death. Avengers 2 - Post Credits Scene - Thanos smiles as he collects the empty gauntlet. Avengers 3 - Ending - Thanos smiling on an open sunset after completing his mission. A true masterful way of wrapping the trilogy, can’t wait to see how it is continued in Endgame.
This scene was absolutely beautiful to me. As a philosophy student it was quiet biblical. "On the seventh day God rested, and all was good." Thanos look at his work and smiled. He could finally rest. Amazing...
SoLongSidekick it’s not that it had to be shorter but it’s that it’s just so much longer compared to the length of the clip and I thought it was funny when I posted that comment a year ago that you just replied to now
Plus, most of DC's animated films kick pretty much all of the MCU's collective ass. There isn't one film Marvel's had that I thought beat the likes of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm or All-Star Superman or even Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Though Infinity War came pretty close, I will admit I haven't liked a Marvel film between Doctor Strange and IW and haven't liked any that came after except for Endgame.
Thanos of the cinematic universe is, for all his faults, pretty relatable. I'd gladly take Gamorra's place personally, cinematic Thanos actually seemed like a decent dad.
@@StarboyXL9 Dude... he kills you for unlimited power and then dosent even bother to bring you back with said unlimited power. 0 out of 10. Bad dad of the space time continuum award.
Box office, especially opening week, is a measurement of how good previous installments of the franchise is and how effective the marketing is and has very little to do with how good the movie is. If you want to use box office to measure how good a film is, seeing how big the drop off from week 2 and on wards is a much better measuring stick, although still not great either. You see huge drop offs in those numbers for films like Justice League and The Last Jedi, meanwhile movies like the the first Avengers and Infinity War had steady numbers throughout their runs in theaters. Captain Marvel taking in 1 billion was a reflection of how good Infinity War was and how invested people are in the MCU franchise. A franchise can survive a bad movie once in a while as long as you don't do 2 or more bad ones in a row.
I actually get genuine chills when I watch Infinity War and when I saw Endgame for the first time. It's absolutely absurd that, they have this many movies, and have managed to make it not only work so perfectly, but also so consistently. Nothing was out of place. It felt destined, and balancing all these characters is kind of tough, but it worked. Perfectly.
Lol the most random notification for a comment that only got 2 likes. Funny still seeing no reply to my comment though. More than likely because the dude made no sense with his comment but regardless. We all know endgame was not rushed.
@@hartfantom It's possible that they have the same problem I do: YT just doesn't show notifications for replies, even when the setting is on. He still could've circumvented that by putting his explanation in the original comment :T
The farm really shows what kind of villain Thanos is. He doesn't return to his warship, he returns to a simple life, thinking that he just saved the universe.
I will always remember the look of shock on my mother"s face when the credits roll with no encouraging message that the dead heroes will be back. Only for the after credits message confirming Thanos, the true protagonist, will return. Along with a very audible "fuck you" from her. True memories right there.
@@DumplingProductions The running time is a big deal, it might not bother you and it didn't bother me on first viewing (kind of destroy any desire for a rewatch though) but it is an important factor. The running time is the reason the last film from Kechiche goes from bad to absolutely insufferable... As for the rest, clearly the reason is that the inconsistencies took him out of the movie. That's why you can't just write any thing without sense of logical consistency or at least causality, because you can't maintain your suspension of disbelief if that's the case. I had a similar feelings a few times when watching endgame.
@@DumplingProductions He acts like that because there's nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie being 3 hours long. The first LotR movie is almost as long as Endgame in its DVD version and it's perfectly paced. Actual length doesn't matter, only perceived length does (of course actual length does affect perceived length so it's not unrelated to mention the 3h runtime, but it does not guarantee a problem by itself). And you can't say anything about the perceived length until you've seen the movie. Which is why he talks about specific scenes and their pacing because it's not how long they are that actually matters.
I got to admit , when I first saw this scene in theaters it sort of shocked me that the film ended that way , but looking back I see it as pretty masterful
@Thorne "no emotional weight" "the story is bland" "soulless filmmaking" "retarded quips" "cartoon reliant cgi" "inconsistent villain with a bad motive" If you really study filmmaking, it's such a shame that you don't learn anything. You don't bring any arguments, you just list things you feel were wrong with the movie. You don't explain why the movie has no emotional weight (at least your explanation doesn't make sense), you don't explain why the villains motive is bad, you don't explain why the filmmaking is soulless (you couldn't be more wrong there). I highly doubt you study anything related to movies. Of course superhero movies will never be the deepest movies out there. That's not what they're supposed to be. They're epics. And I am positive that we won't ever see an epic of such a grand scale again in cinema in our lifetime. Or at least for a few decades.
"With all the six stones, I could simply snap my fingers, and they would all cease to exist. I call that... mercy." "And then what?" "I finally rest, and watch the sunrise on an grateful universe. The hardest choices require the strongest wills." This is what victory looks like for Thanos, this tells the audience beyond a shadow of a doubt that he has won.
I find it kinda telling that he choose the one paradise planet without intelligent life to retire. Almost as if on some level he realized that being confronted with all the suffering he caused would force him to challenge his genocidal views.
"Infinity war is the only superhero movie where the heroes don't win!" The Dark Knight: "Am I a joke to you?" Also I wouldn't particularly say that Civil War is a victory for the heroes either
@@alexcosta2614 His biggest victory(before Rises) was based on a lie. Technically the Joker won. Harvey becoming a monster, Batman losing everything, Gordons familiy seperated from Jim and Bruce Wayne isolating himself as a lonely hermit. Really deprsssing.
Meh, the cost was high but I wouldn't say the joker won. He was put away, the city was saved, and even though Harvey's fate was lied about, it still worked. That is, until Bane undid it all. Zemo had more of a victory than Joker did. He had a few side steps but he did pretty much all he wanted to do, and succeeded at the goals he had
Ok. Everyone that says “all Marvel movies are the same” the formula is the same but the movies are different and the things that happen in those movies effects the overall plot and character development in a major way. The thing with series (or cinematic universes) is that there IS a plan and you have to be *patient* . Each character gets their time to grow and if you threw Thanos in too soon the impact just wouldn’t be there. It’s amazing how Marvel was able to shove enough lore down our throats that we didn’t even notice was there until it all came together. These are well thought out movies that deserve more credit than they get. Also no hate, I’m just very passionate about this
Btw, don't saw no hate, that you are passionate about this topic. When you are technically hating on others that are passionate on how the movies are all the same.
Shock Blaster mine is either the I’m with you till the end of the line scene in captain America or the scene of cap holding back Thanos for a split second
Bless you for saying that Cap 1 had one of the best endings because I absolutely agree, that ending really hit because of how much he loved Peggy... he had a date one day, next thing he knows everyone he knows and loves is dead and he has to live on. Love it
An honorable mention to me is the final confrontation between Vision and Ultron from Avengers: Age of Ultron. It's kinda like a scene in which Jesus is talking to the Devil about the virtues and flaws of humanity respectively. Ultron commenting on how humanity is doomed while Vision comments on how something isn't beautiful if it lasts forever. It's a short scene that give a powerful sendoff to what I consider an underrated villain in the MCU. Ultimately, Ultron is right as seen in Infinity War but Vision is also right as I'm sure we will see in End Game. I hope somebody does this scene because I think it deserves attention.
^That's true, they are inviting more people to do scenes. It sounds important to you, and the best way to ensure something gets done is to do it yourself! Ultron was a great villain but I think they made a lot of mistakes with him and his movie. AoU is an underrated movie regardless, but it definitely could have been better. With Ultron specifically, he can definitely come back. In the comics he always comes back with massive upgrades, they could do something like that again.
@Miguel Pires I think at that point, Ultron knew that he lost and he didn't want to live, similar to Killmonger. He probably attacked just so Vision would end it. But you're right, they could have done it a few different ways.
Honestly for some reason this scene gave me more feels than actually watching the characters die. Chills literally every time I hear the music as he smiles upon a "grateful" universe.
Tony Stark was scared and couldn’t sleep in Iron Man 3 because of saving the world in Avengers 1 which creates Ultron which creates vision which creates half a country getting destroyed which the Accords which creates a fight which creates the Avengers being apart which creates them not losing together like Cap said. I’m not saying it’s Iron Man’s fault, it’s kind of Tony Stark’s. That just shows how Thanos had more of an advantage
Any normal marvel fan knows infinity war is better than endgame. *and you delusional fans that might read this comment infinity war being better than endgame doesnt mean endgame is bad.*
"What am I supposed to say, Jesus?" I think that line's kinda fun, because it shows how despite his decade in space, Star-Lord hasn't forgotten his roots. Well, of course he remembered his mom, but to also remember things like Jesus while fighting and looting in space is pretty big, especially for a ten-year-old.
Watching this after having watched end game, I feel every word you said. I sat in that theater and my mind was spinning, guessing what was next and I was right one time in three friggin hours. Marvel has it's problems, but when. You see it all as a whole, coming to a head, and reaching the final moment... It leaves you speechless.
I just ordered a ticket for the first advanced screening at my local AMC. I love the internet. UPDATE: I'm not gonna spoil it for all of you guys, but I just saw it, and you're gonna wanna see it... then see it over and over again. It's so well paced and interesting. You never get bored. The trailers haven't shown you anything. GO SEE IT!
@@dvsat12 well you need to remember that the snap was random; he didn't choose who dusted and who didn't and his ideologies are flawed which is where the "villain" aspect of his character shows
NATE HIGGERS No, Thanos does fortnite and Captain America dies. Marvel kills Thanos after she basically knocks everyone down because ‘they’re in her way’ as she said it.
I'm a simple girl: I see cosmonaut variety hour new upload, I click, like and scroll down to the comments saying I did so like al the other "simple" people.
@4:44 Gotcha Bitch! Jokes aside, Marcus you a real one for choosing this scene. I also wasn't expecting them to give us that scene, Farmer Thanos is my favorite part of the end of the comic. The fact that we also get the Thanos Armor scarecrow makes it even sweeter in Endgame.
I love the sound track in the farm scene. It perfectly embodies the feeling of grief and relief. And the Final 2 notes creating a perfect cadence, to fully end the cycle and story.
I will never forget the first time I saw this in theaters. It was the first and ONLY time I've EVER walked out of the theater and literally everyone was completely silent. Everyone was like "Well shit"
I totally agree ending was perfect How often do you get a villain looking off into the distance knowing that he has won. The answer NEVER that should never be allowed to happen but it does and I fuckin love it
In my mind the film was pretty good, not great but it didn't deserve the backlash. I don't think there was any film Marvel could have produced (especially with a female lead) between IW and EG that would have been received very well, and calling that "superhero fatigue" seems inaccurate.
@@user-xb5bz4fu9o That's what it seemed like to me anyway. Also I don't ķnow if I agree totally with that. Had we been hit with a Black Widow film, or a Scarlet Witch film I think people would have been pretty open to it. I think part of the issue is that CM, as a character, was introduced to the MCU with little build in a film that honestly feels kind of disconnected from the rest of the MCU. Hell, at some points almost feels like parody, such as Nick Fury losing his eye to a cat. I also only highlighted CM for the sake of the joke, but Ant-man and the Wasp are undeniably a part of it. Endgame will either pump everyone back up, or could be the beginning of the end for some. Considering how unique and unprecedented the MCU actually is, it's kind of hard to predict what comes next.
I don't see the hate behind Captain Marvel. I think she is a better version of 1st and 2nd movie Thor (not Ragnarok, obviously). She has a clear personality and a reason for why she is so powerful, but not actually overpowered. Plus, it was nice seeing a superhero movie without end-of-the-world stakes.
What's up with CM tho? It was a good movie for an origin of a character. I don't get yall hating on it. If yall hate the actress, then stay that way, CM is a good movie, practically better than half of the movies in the MCU, stop the bitterness
That smile at the end always gets me man. It wasn't even a smirk, like as though Thanos is proud of what he did. He's really just like: "Ah, finally, the universe is saved."
No emotion at all.He isn't smiling, he isn't surprised he just has a blank expression.It's like he knew that he was gonna win and he knew what it would cost
Can't believe i finally found someone who thought about this scene amexactly as i did. I honestly don't even know how many times i've played Thanos's porch theme. It's so good, so strong. And Thanos just sitting there finally relaxing and thinking "i did it". Thanos is the best MCU character out of them all. I am thank the Russo brothers enough for making this happen. And also making him so good.
That last smile proved that he didn’t regret about anything, not even Gamora’s sacrifice his job was done and he is fine with that. Not even an evil cartoonish laughing, just a little tired smile of satisfaction.
My favorite scene is easily Yondus death scene in Gotg 2 everything from the music to Kraglin crying because he got the funeral he deserved just makes my heart swell
There’s just something so cathartic about seeing the villain win. I was never too big of a marvel fan, but my mind was blown when I saw heard that SNAP in theatres.
"One Marvelous Scene" for me is at the end of Infinity War when you see all of the remaining Avengers and Cap sitting next to visions corpse, and he is out of breathe, beaten, and terrified then just says "Oh God...". I absolutely agree they could have ended the movie there, because every time I see that scene it gives me chills. Steve Rodgers is always so positive and steadfast no matter what situation hes in, and this is the first time we ever see him absolutely terrified! You can clearly tell by his facial expressions, and body language that he is just defeated, and wondering for the first time since we have seen him become a hero "how are we going to fix this." All that along with the only two words he says; perfectly encapsulates all the emotions hes feeling at that moment, and Chris Evans absolutely nails it.
Thanos with the look of pure satisfaction knowing that he's fulfilled his destiny and his vision has come to fruition makes the Farm so special. And the credits ending with "Thanos will return" only solidifies how badass and important he is as a character just after one film. Not to mention that amazing score to go along with it, in my opinion they really couldn't have put a cap on the first decade of the MCU any better than what they did.
I remember being so embarrassingly affected by Infinity war that I had to be carried out of the theater because I couldn’t stop crying nor could I feel my face hands or legs. Thanos is such an expertly crafted character and such a tangible presence that when I saw Endgame in the theatre and he got ambushed by the avengers- I shit you not- I felt his breath hit my face and felt the heat of the environment as he talked. Two experiences that I’ve never felt before or since from a film of any kind
Wow. Thanks to you, I realise that everyone around me is emotionless. At no point during either Infinity War or Endgame did anyone watching cry, laugh or cheer. Ever. And the screens were packed. I held it together pretty well at the end of both though.
The Farm scene was arguably the most cinematic scene out of the whole MCU alongside Tony having to watch his parents get killed in Civil War. Just the sheer build up to that moment. The loss from our characters to a villian a decade in the making. And the best part is Thanos is not just a generic villian. The audience is frustrated but at the same time somehow satisfied he made good on his promise. This is because they gave Thanos depth. His mission is built on some form of logic that many villains lack. We feel for him when he kills Gamora. The end is somber. He doesn't take any pride in what he just did. He had a goal and he accomplished it. Thats it. End of story. No wide shot with dramatic music. No evil villian laughter. Just a long sigh. This movie is definitely a Thanos tribute.
I CALLED THIS. I was like, feels bad man uncle cosmonaut didn’t get invited. Then I thought, well he probably did but doesn’t even know. I’m freaking out that I called this😂
I watched infinity war last night before I saw endgame tonight and man you put my thoughts into video. This scene is so absolutely haunting and for him to smile on a grateful universe like he wanted to it makes me feel so much. First off the feeling that he did it, and the way it's set up it almost seems like a heros victory scene.
I feel like this scene reflects how many audiences reacted leaving the theater: silently & slowly walking out, sitting down, and contemplating what just happened.
They referenced this scene when thanos died. The way the camera shifted, and he sat down, it even panned the camera and had thanos in frame the same way
I was smiling too. I loved how accurate this was to Infinity Gauntlet. And that ending, everyone was crying and freaking out and I was smiling. It was excellent.
I was thinking when I saw the title 'Oh hell no he better choose a good scene- not the last one from Ifini-' 2 minutes in and I was acting like it was my opinion from the start
This movie was SO good. I remember after it even my DAD who never really understood the movies knew that it was about thanos. Mainly because the movie ended with him on screen.
I love this scene too. I'm fascinated by final shots in film. When they're done well, that last visual image can beautifully clarify and condense that meaning of the entire film. CGI-heavy superhero films don't usually have that, but Infinity War was a huge exception. Thanos's satisfied expression and subtle nod as the sun rises says so much.
Endgame is a two-and-a-half-hour montage of Thanos living on the farm - chopping wood, milking space cows, fishing, pulling water from a well, etc - until he sits down for dinner only to have the Avengers break down a wall of his house and steal his foreskin along with the gauntlet.
Oh God not the foreskin
Have seen it can confirm
Just saw the movie, this is literally exactly what happens
Lol rather funny how specific you made this prediction.
Damn bro you hit the nail right on the head
I won't say anything more than this, but after the first 15 minutes of Endgame, I honestly had no idea where the rest of the film was going to go, it was spectacular
Ikr, Endgame ended up being the most satisfying, epic, pleasing, and entertaining movie ive ever watched
Agreed. I spent the entire day before theory crafting with my friends. After that 15 or whatever minute-mark where the title card comes up that says "F___E Y___S L___R" in big bold text, we turned to each other with mouths just agape. Our every theory was destroyed, and I was -so- happy to be so wrong.
@RaineTCG *cough* Have you seen Endgame?
@ㄕrecise Shot Five Years Later
Here is the thing... we knew full well that the avengers would win and fix the snap. It had to happen. However, endgame was placed at an extremely important time for the entirety of the original avenger crew. By the time the final act rolled, all the characters left had completed their arc. and in a lot of stories, characters that complete their arc get sent off, as as such usually are killed off. Everyone knew someone was going to die but there was so many balls thrown in the air that you could not know who would sacrifice themselves, maintaining tension through even when we knew the end point.
"Most of these movies end on a line:
'I had a date'
'I am Iron Man'."
"WHAT THE FU-"
@Misogynistic MILFlover Avengers.........
Language!
"Oh God"
"Ill be there"
Spider-Man ayy
I am Ironman.....hmmm wait till you see the movie lol
i love that in endgame he is just chilling there making food
jmo he thought shit was sweet
Dadnos
His farm fruit soup
He's just vibin
I mean, what else would he do? The snap was his retirement announcement and the farm was his beach-side summer home. Time to kick back, make some soup, and enjoy life
Endgame is Thanos’ new farming documentary show, where he shows people how to properly farm.
So that there's enough to go around
He says that the crop distribution has to be perfectly balanced.
what's new with composting?
Step one collect all the magical magufin rocks. Step two snap,
Pick your space papayas and get punched by Captain M
Most movies’ end line is very important.
Spider-Man: Homecoming: “WHAT THE FU-“
Still an important line if you think about it
Diesel Plays How?
@@loser5960 it's a plot twist because she finds out that he's spiderman
Same with FFH lmaooooo
Far from home home:WHAt ThE FU-
You forgot to mention how every Avengers film ends with Thanos smiling!
Avengers 1 - Post Credits Scene - Thanos smiles at the idea of courting death.
Avengers 2 - Post Credits Scene - Thanos smiles as he collects the empty gauntlet.
Avengers 3 - Ending - Thanos smiling on an open sunset after completing his mission.
A true masterful way of wrapping the trilogy, can’t wait to see how it is continued in Endgame.
Josh Turner Oh shit you're right
Let’s see if the same happens this time in Avengers 4.
Nope, that didn't happen at the end of Endgame(I hope you don't consider this a spoiler :) )
Nika that can still be a spoiler
also at the start of every avengers movie somebody gets an infinity stone
This scene was absolutely beautiful to me. As a philosophy student it was quiet biblical. "On the seventh day God rested, and all was good." Thanos look at his work and smiled. He could finally rest. Amazing...
six stones, six days of work.
Only got like three weeks of rest tho
@@JakobatHeart "You... will never be... a god"- Loki to Thanos
@Black Ninja but he's definitely got a god complex
he sacrifice his daughter
He made a 9 minute video about a 10 second clip, and that’s amazing
Theres a guy called Digibro that had a 30 min analysis that was mostly the first 3 minutes of an episode of a show called "The Asterisk War"
No it's not? It's called an analysis. How would an analysis be shorter than what its analyzing?
SoLongSidekick it’s not that it had to be shorter but it’s that it’s just so much longer compared to the length of the clip and I thought it was funny when I posted that comment a year ago that you just replied to now
@@kazoo6711 what’s wrong with replying to comments a year later?
@@sampappas6934 Jenna Marbles made a 30 minute apology video talking about her fishes
Someone should do "One DCent Scene", where they highlight a single scene somewhere in the DC lineup that is basically alright.
Batman Warehouse scene in BVS
The most underrated comment. Period>
The no man's land scene from Wonder Woman.
I mean, almost every DC film before BvS was pretty great except for Superman Returns.
Plus, most of DC's animated films kick pretty much all of the MCU's collective ass. There isn't one film Marvel's had that I thought beat the likes of Batman: Mask of the Phantasm or All-Star Superman or even Batman Beyond: Return of the Joker. Though Infinity War came pretty close, I will admit I haven't liked a Marvel film between Doctor Strange and IW and haven't liked any that came after except for Endgame.
Any scene of Thanos casually talking are some of my favorite in infinity war
Junge of the georgle
Thanos of the cinematic universe is, for all his faults, pretty relatable. I'd gladly take Gamorra's place personally, cinematic Thanos actually seemed like a decent dad.
@@StarboyXL9 ...I suppose if you ignore everything Nova and Gamorra have said about their childhoods he doesn't seem so bad.
@@StarboyXL9 Yeah cuz you know any *decent* dad will throw their child off a cliff. You right you right
@@StarboyXL9 Dude... he kills you for unlimited power and then dosent even bother to bring you back with said unlimited power. 0 out of 10. Bad dad of the space time continuum award.
THANOS SENT HIMSELF TO THE RANCH.
Thanos Ranch!
18 naked Avengers in the Milano, want to be fucked!
dr phill is thanos
@@illbeuroni-chan2218 RAM RANCH
*No 9 year olds... It’s Thanos’ ranch that Dr. Phil sends children to.*
So Cosmonaut was invited but didn't check his email, so he arrived late.
Does that make him Captain Marvel?
No, because Cosmo is popular and has charisma.
Crick1952
Nah
He’s way better than Brie larson
@@momo-dm3rw CM made $1B. Doesn't get much more popular than that.
Was that a personal attack?
Box office, especially opening week, is a measurement of how good previous installments of the franchise is and how effective the marketing is and has very little to do with how good the movie is. If you want to use box office to measure how good a film is, seeing how big the drop off from week 2 and on wards is a much better measuring stick, although still not great either.
You see huge drop offs in those numbers for films like Justice League and The Last Jedi, meanwhile movies like the the first Avengers and Infinity War had steady numbers throughout their runs in theaters.
Captain Marvel taking in 1 billion was a reflection of how good Infinity War was and how invested people are in the MCU franchise. A franchise can survive a bad movie once in a while as long as you don't do 2 or more bad ones in a row.
I actually get genuine chills when I watch Infinity War and when I saw Endgame for the first time. It's absolutely absurd that, they have this many movies, and have managed to make it not only work so perfectly, but also so consistently. Nothing was out of place. It felt destined, and balancing all these characters is kind of tough, but it worked. Perfectly.
Reticle yep
Really? Personally, there were many things in Endgame that I felt inconsistent and rushed. I did not have that problem with Infinity War.
Ratchet Achenbach care to explain?
Lol the most random notification for a comment that only got 2 likes. Funny still seeing no reply to my comment though. More than likely because the dude made no sense with his comment but regardless. We all know endgame was not rushed.
@@hartfantom It's possible that they have the same problem I do: YT just doesn't show notifications for replies, even when the setting is on.
He still could've circumvented that by putting his explanation in the original comment :T
The farm really shows what kind of villain Thanos is. He doesn't return to his warship, he returns to a simple life, thinking that he just saved the universe.
Thanos will return.
that line just killed me.
I will always remember the look of shock on my mother"s face when the credits roll with no encouraging message that the dead heroes will be back. Only for the after credits message confirming Thanos, the true protagonist, will return. Along with a very audible "fuck you" from her. True memories right there.
Lmao just wait till you watch endgame, “thanos returns”
;)
Sebby096 yo stfu with these spoilers
It shows that Thanos is the real protagonist of Infinity War
Marcus: “I really DO enjoy these movies”
Me thinking of all previous videos: ...nani?
Yeah, you and me both X)
Prince Blasian nani?
@@LifterC3 Japanese for "what"
It's an iconic meme in anime.
Can’t wait to hear your take on Endgame.
I have my review, here it is.
*BEST MARVEL MOVIE!!! 11/10 watch it as soon as possible*
DEAD_ M3ME couldn’t agree more
I can't wait too!! Endgame is such a different movie, it's not even comparable to infinity war
@@Ryocniel i think infinity war is better.
Daniel Sambar SAME!!
"I am iron man" oh you poor baby you had no idea
For some reasons I feel like Marcus didn't like Endgame nearly as much as he liked Infinity War.
@@DumplingProductions The running time is a big deal, it might not bother you and it didn't bother me on first viewing (kind of destroy any desire for a rewatch though) but it is an important factor. The running time is the reason the last film from Kechiche goes from bad to absolutely insufferable...
As for the rest, clearly the reason is that the inconsistencies took him out of the movie. That's why you can't just write any thing without sense of logical consistency or at least causality, because you can't maintain your suspension of disbelief if that's the case. I had a similar feelings a few times when watching endgame.
@@DumplingProductions He acts like that because there's nothing intrinsically wrong with a movie being 3 hours long. The first LotR movie is almost as long as Endgame in its DVD version and it's perfectly paced.
Actual length doesn't matter, only perceived length does (of course actual length does affect perceived length so it's not unrelated to mention the 3h runtime, but it does not guarantee a problem by itself).
And you can't say anything about the perceived length until you've seen the movie. Which is why he talks about specific scenes and their pacing because it's not how long they are that actually matters.
Coz Endgame is nowhere close to Infinity War. Heck, even the first Avengers movie is better than Endgame
Zaid ion kno bout Avengers 1 being better💀 but infinity war is easily on top
Infinity War was absolutely a better film imo. I definitely enjoyed it more
Marcus: Most of these movies end on a line.
May Parker: WHAT THE FU-
Age of Ultron: AVENGERS, A-
I got to admit , when I first saw this scene in theaters it sort of shocked me that the film ended that way , but looking back I see it as pretty masterful
@Thorne Even compared to action movies in general it was among the best.
@Thorneit shows your line how damn few action movies you watch i guess
@Thorne Just to clarify, what would you consider to be a GREAT action film?
@Thorne goddamn you seem like a pretentious dick
@Thorne
"no emotional weight"
"the story is bland"
"soulless filmmaking"
"retarded quips"
"cartoon reliant cgi"
"inconsistent villain with a bad motive"
If you really study filmmaking, it's such a shame that you don't learn anything. You don't bring any arguments, you just list things you feel were wrong with the movie. You don't explain why the movie has no emotional weight (at least your explanation doesn't make sense), you don't explain why the villains motive is bad, you don't explain why the filmmaking is soulless (you couldn't be more wrong there). I highly doubt you study anything related to movies. Of course superhero movies will never be the deepest movies out there. That's not what they're supposed to be. They're epics. And I am positive that we won't ever see an epic of such a grand scale again in cinema in our lifetime. Or at least for a few decades.
"With all the six stones, I could simply snap my fingers, and they would all cease to exist. I call that... mercy." "And then what?" "I finally rest, and watch the sunrise on an grateful universe. The hardest choices require the strongest wills."
This is what victory looks like for Thanos, this tells the audience beyond a shadow of a doubt that he has won.
"I think you'll find OUR will, EQUAL to YOURS."
Dr. Strange is the best.
Kevin Griffith I thought the same thing. It was him going home. And you go to work, after your done with your job. He did his job.
Home*
It's great to see him do what he said he would, and then in a way the movie does end on a line.
I find it kinda telling that he choose the one paradise planet without intelligent life to retire.
Almost as if on some level he realized that being confronted with all the suffering he caused would force him to challenge his genocidal views.
Cosmonaut: That’ll never happen
Marvel: They called me a madman.
Captain America The First Avenger was the first Marvel movie I ever saw and that ending scene *changed me*
That movie is so underrated the ending is killing
sad thing is WW pretty much plagiarized half CA:TFA and got way more recognition for it
@@mahatmasloth6543 whats ww again?
@@winstonchurchill7822 wonder woman
@@mahatmasloth6543 ah right thanks
"This channel is not called the MCU variety hour"
yeah but when was the last time you talked about cosmonauts?
O O F
Got 'em
Check mate
This man has a POINT! And he has MADE IT!
Dam
Ngl I thought u were gonna talk about the “lifting the rubble” scene from Spider-Man
Anything to get him to talk more spider-man
Same honestly
Mr Muffin but I was wrooooo I mean but you were wrong
You should though. Make a video and tell us about it. I’d watch. I support you.
Mr Muffin As much as I loved it, it felt a little unearned. Luckily Tom is a great actor so it still felt impactful
I can’t believe he finished a video in 1 day. Props to you Marcus.
Yeah it shows
"Infinity war is the only superhero movie where the heroes don't win!"
The Dark Knight: "Am I a joke to you?"
Also I wouldn't particularly say that Civil War is a victory for the heroes either
How did the Joker the win?
@@alexcosta2614 His biggest victory(before Rises) was based on a lie. Technically the Joker won. Harvey becoming a monster, Batman losing everything, Gordons familiy seperated from Jim and Bruce Wayne isolating himself as a lonely hermit. Really deprsssing.
3 masterful movies- Maybe this is what makes movies very good
Meh, the cost was high but I wouldn't say the joker won. He was put away, the city was saved, and even though Harvey's fate was lied about, it still worked. That is, until Bane undid it all. Zemo had more of a victory than Joker did. He had a few side steps but he did pretty much all he wanted to do, and succeeded at the goals he had
DarthUchiha17 Lol you clearly don’t understand the movie the joker accomplished his goal
Ok. Everyone that says “all Marvel movies are the same” the formula is the same but the movies are different and the things that happen in those movies effects the overall plot and character development in a major way. The thing with series (or cinematic universes) is that there IS a plan and you have to be *patient* . Each character gets their time to grow and if you threw Thanos in too soon the impact just wouldn’t be there. It’s amazing how Marvel was able to shove enough lore down our throats that we didn’t even notice was there until it all came together. These are well thought out movies that deserve more credit than they get.
Also no hate, I’m just very passionate about this
PREACH IT
Helena Rosno how do you have 2 thousand subscribers
@@ayushshah2103 because she's a girl
Also all romcoms have the happy end, and dramas have a lot in common. I don't see anyone complaining about it.
Btw, don't saw no hate, that you are passionate about this topic. When you are technically hating on others that are passionate on how the movies are all the same.
One marvelous scene -
Peter reads his mother's letter and she always called him starlord
😭😭
Captain Deadpool
Weird that Aunt May would call her nephew Starlord. lmao
@@TiStardust Maybe he meant Peter Quill and not Peter Parker?
@@devinegamingtv3427
And maybe, just maybe, I was joking.
@@TiStardust nephew not son*
It's called Cosmonaut hour, but you never talk about Russian Astronauts.
Why so down!!!!!!
It's called Astronaut hour, but you never talk about American Cosmonauts.
To gulag you go, comrade
@@xiniks r/woosh
@@iwanttobelieve2 it's 4 fucking o's
Please stop saying it
If I’m being honest, this is my favorite Marvel scene too
was my favorite too until i saw endgame.. no spoilers but there is such an AMAZING SCENE with captain america in that movie!
Shock Blaster
Same
Shock Blaster mine is either the I’m with you till the end of the line scene in captain America or the scene of cap holding back Thanos for a split second
I’m pretty sure he’s on Gamora’s home planet too :(
the "I had a date" line gives me chills everytime without fail. amazing video dude
Bless you for saying that Cap 1 had one of the best endings because I absolutely agree, that ending really hit because of how much he loved Peggy... he had a date one day, next thing he knows everyone he knows and loves is dead and he has to live on. Love it
“My channel is not called the MCU Variety Hour”
Well I haven’t seen you talk about any Cosmonauts yet.
Copy cat
Killer Sans fr
Bruh
Black Widow went to space. So I guess she was technically a Cosmonaut then?
Kenneth Johnson oh my god ur actually right
An honorable mention to me is the final confrontation between Vision and Ultron from Avengers: Age of Ultron. It's kinda like a scene in which Jesus is talking to the Devil about the virtues and flaws of humanity respectively. Ultron commenting on how humanity is doomed while Vision comments on how something isn't beautiful if it lasts forever. It's a short scene that give a powerful sendoff to what I consider an underrated villain in the MCU. Ultimately, Ultron is right as seen in Infinity War but Vision is also right as I'm sure we will see in End Game. I hope somebody does this scene because I think it deserves attention.
Well then, why don't you just take it? Make that your marvelous scene?
^That's true, they are inviting more people to do scenes. It sounds important to you, and the best way to ensure something gets done is to do it yourself!
Ultron was a great villain but I think they made a lot of mistakes with him and his movie. AoU is an underrated movie regardless, but it definitely could have been better. With Ultron specifically, he can definitely come back. In the comics he always comes back with massive upgrades, they could do something like that again.
@Miguel Pires I think at that point, Ultron knew that he lost and he didn't want to live, similar to Killmonger. He probably attacked just so Vision would end it. But you're right, they could have done it a few different ways.
Looks like you got your wish... th-cam.com/video/cf-tSjfTXmc/w-d-xo.html
Honestly for some reason this scene gave me more feels than actually watching the characters die. Chills literally every time I hear the music as he smiles upon a "grateful" universe.
That's why to me :
Infinity War > Endgame
Same
Tony Stark was scared and couldn’t sleep in Iron Man 3 because of saving the world in Avengers 1 which creates Ultron which creates vision which creates half a country getting destroyed which the Accords which creates a fight which creates the Avengers being apart which creates them not losing together like Cap said. I’m not saying it’s Iron Man’s fault, it’s kind of Tony Stark’s. That just shows how Thanos had more of an advantage
endgame isn't even in the top 5
Any normal marvel fan knows infinity war is better than endgame. *and you delusional fans that might read this comment infinity war being better than endgame doesnt mean endgame is bad.*
yes
For a second I thought you chose the scene about the farm where Hawkeye’s family live.
Bojack Sanchez I thought that too
Bojack Sanchez I thought that was a great scene tho
LOL i was ready for the farm scene from ultron hahaha
sameman !
That’s what I thought before I looked at the thumbnail
That scene was haunting and brutal and goddamn amazing. Didn't even know movies could end like that
"What am I supposed to say, Jesus?"
I think that line's kinda fun, because it shows how despite his decade in space, Star-Lord hasn't forgotten his roots. Well, of course he remembered his mom, but to also remember things like Jesus while fighting and looting in space is pretty big, especially for a ten-year-old.
Watching this after having watched end game, I feel every word you said. I sat in that theater and my mind was spinning, guessing what was next and I was right one time in three friggin hours.
Marvel has it's problems, but when. You see it all as a whole, coming to a head, and reaching the final moment... It leaves you speechless.
Joseph Haynes Fr Bruh I Was Wrong About Everything Except Tony’s Death
I always get chills when the final high note slowly decends into a low note and then fades away. The score during this scene is beyond perfect.
You should review scott pilgrim vs the world
Pleeeease do it
I strongly agree
Indeed
Dead ass
yes
I just ordered a ticket for the first advanced screening at my local AMC. I love the internet.
UPDATE: I'm not gonna spoil it for all of you guys, but I just saw it, and you're gonna wanna see it... then see it over and over again. It's so well paced and interesting. You never get bored. The trailers haven't shown you anything. GO SEE IT!
Same but I bought it for its actually release
Person McFaces SAME BRÖTHER
The fact that Thanos almost got me on his side goes to show just how excellent the marvel writers are
@@dvsat12 well you need to remember that the snap was random; he didn't choose who dusted and who didn't and his ideologies are flawed which is where the "villain" aspect of his character shows
"We'd never get more heroes than this on screen at one time. And now there's like double as many."
Endgame: am I a joke to you?
4:15
Perfect balancing act, more like perfectly balanced as all things should be act
Thomas McKenzie aight then
Only if he said thay at 4:39...
I thought u were talking about Hawkeyes farm scene in Age of Ultron and I was gonna be really upset
Thor plays Fortnite ....and iron Man dies so i kinda spoiled endgame
@@vishawnjarvismaximoff3355 Dont listen to this guy.
Captain America dies and Nebula sacrifices herself for Gamorra
NATE HIGGERS
No, Thanos does fortnite and Captain America dies.
Marvel kills Thanos after she basically knocks everyone down because ‘they’re in her way’ as she said it.
NATE HIGGERS what actually happens is thanos wins with the improved strength from the broccoli he grew on his farm
@@vishawnjarvismaximoff3355 WHY THE HELL DID YOU GUYS SPOIL THE MOVIE?!?
I'm a simple girl: I see cosmonaut variety hour new upload, I click, like and scroll down to the comments saying I did so like al the other "simple" people.
You might not wish you had. Now you’re face to face with the Master of the Mystic Arts.
@@Rockwood12 *Simple Arts
Diamond You can’t trick me, there are no girls on the internet.
@4:44 Gotcha Bitch!
Jokes aside, Marcus you a real one for choosing this scene. I also wasn't expecting them to give us that scene, Farmer Thanos is my favorite part of the end of the comic. The fact that we also get the Thanos Armor scarecrow makes it even sweeter in Endgame.
I love the sound track in the farm scene. It perfectly embodies the feeling of grief and relief. And the Final 2 notes creating a perfect cadence, to fully end the cycle and story.
I will never forget the first time I saw this in theaters.
It was the first and ONLY time I've EVER walked out of the theater and literally everyone was completely silent. Everyone was like "Well shit"
I totally agree ending was perfect
How often do you get a villain looking off into the distance knowing that he has won. The answer NEVER that should never be allowed to happen but it does and I fuckin love it
What villain? I just see the hero enjoying his victory. Then in the other movie, the bad guys go and kill him because he’s weak.
6:09 When Marcus showed us what the movie would’ve been like if it ended with Steve’s line....that clip give me chills no CAP
I like how Infinity War came out and all of a sudden everyone's MCU fatigue just seemed to magically disappear.
And then Captain Marvel Happened.
In my mind the film was pretty good, not great but it didn't deserve the backlash. I don't think there was any film Marvel could have produced (especially with a female lead) between IW and EG that would have been received very well, and calling that "superhero fatigue" seems inaccurate.
@@user-xb5bz4fu9o That's what it seemed like to me anyway.
Also I don't ķnow if I agree totally with that. Had we been hit with a Black Widow film, or a Scarlet Witch film I think people would have been pretty open to it. I think part of the issue is that CM, as a character, was introduced to the MCU with little build in a film that honestly feels kind of disconnected from the rest of the MCU. Hell, at some points almost feels like parody, such as Nick Fury losing his eye to a cat.
I also only highlighted CM for the sake of the joke, but Ant-man and the Wasp are undeniably a part of it.
Endgame will either pump everyone back up, or could be the beginning of the end for some. Considering how unique and unprecedented the MCU actually is, it's kind of hard to predict what comes next.
I don't see the hate behind Captain Marvel. I think she is a better version of 1st and 2nd movie Thor (not Ragnarok, obviously). She has a clear personality and a reason for why she is so powerful, but not actually overpowered. Plus, it was nice seeing a superhero movie without end-of-the-world stakes.
What's up with CM tho? It was a good movie for an origin of a character. I don't get yall hating on it. If yall hate the actress, then stay that way, CM is a good movie, practically better than half of the movies in the MCU, stop the bitterness
I just saw Endgame, and the ending got me right in the feels. It also gives the ending of Captain America an entirely different context.
IDK the ending was kind of good and emotional but illogical if you think about it
The real crime Marcus, is that you talked to your friends before the movie had ended; in Infinity War no less!
That smile at the end always gets me man. It wasn't even a smirk, like as though Thanos is proud of what he did. He's really just like:
"Ah, finally, the universe is saved."
No emotion at all.He isn't smiling, he isn't surprised he just has a blank expression.It's like he knew that he was gonna win and he knew what it would cost
5:48 that transition tho
Ikr, literal chills. It’s like poetry, it *r y h m e s*
Can't believe i finally found someone who thought about this scene amexactly as i did.
I honestly don't even know how many times i've played Thanos's porch theme. It's so good, so strong. And Thanos just sitting there finally relaxing and thinking "i did it".
Thanos is the best MCU character out of them all. I am thank the Russo brothers enough for making this happen. And also making him so good.
That last smile proved that he didn’t regret about anything, not even Gamora’s sacrifice his job was done and he is fine with that. Not even an evil cartoonish laughing, just a little tired smile of satisfaction.
My favorite scene is easily Yondus death scene in Gotg 2 everything from the music to Kraglin crying because he got the funeral he deserved just makes my heart swell
Alright now we gotta wait till next month to get an episode...
Tbh out of most the of “One Marvelous Scene” videos
This one is probably the actual best scene of them all
There’s just something so cathartic about seeing the villain win. I was never too big of a marvel fan, but my mind was blown when I saw heard that SNAP in theatres.
"One Marvelous Scene" for me is at the end of Infinity War when you see all of the remaining Avengers and Cap sitting next to visions corpse, and he is out of breathe, beaten, and terrified then just says "Oh God...". I absolutely agree they could have ended the movie there, because every time I see that scene it gives me chills. Steve Rodgers is always so positive and steadfast no matter what situation hes in, and this is the first time we ever see him absolutely terrified! You can clearly tell by his facial expressions, and body language that he is just defeated, and wondering for the first time since we have seen him become a hero "how are we going to fix this."
All that along with the only two words he says; perfectly encapsulates all the emotions hes feeling at that moment, and Chris Evans absolutely nails it.
"Its aint much but its honest work" -This scene
My fav scene is of course thanks smiling
Then after that it’s Zemo telling iron man and captain about that date and both clashing
I love that he sighs deeply as if he's finally done which was awesome
Did this man go to the theater 5 times to see people spider man died?
What a Madlad
Thanos with the look of pure satisfaction knowing that he's fulfilled his destiny and his vision has come to fruition makes the Farm so special. And the credits ending with "Thanos will return" only solidifies how badass and important he is as a character just after one film. Not to mention that amazing score to go along with it, in my opinion they really couldn't have put a cap on the first decade of the MCU any better than what they did.
I was wondering why they didn't invite him 😂.
because he's an asshole
Shrek The Lad they did, he just never checked his email
@@Retr00919
Hey, I like Cosmonaut a whole freaking lot, but he's not wrong, lol
Here to comment/watch weird stuff
He said Shrek the Lad was dumb for what he said, even though it was probably a joke.
Who is in charge of invinting? Or was it a random TH-camr that invited another one that invited another one and so on...?
Watched Infinity War last night, the Farm scene with the orchestra is haunting and beautiful!
Can't wait to see Endgame tomorrow!
I like the farm scene too. Probably “One” of my favorite marvel movie scenes.
I remember being so embarrassingly affected by Infinity war that I had to be carried out of the theater because I couldn’t stop crying nor could I feel my face hands or legs. Thanos is such an expertly crafted character and such a tangible presence that when I saw Endgame in the theatre and he got ambushed by the avengers- I shit you not- I felt his breath hit my face and felt the heat of the environment as he talked. Two experiences that I’ve never felt before or since from a film of any kind
Wow. Thanks to you, I realise that everyone around me is emotionless. At no point during either Infinity War or Endgame did anyone watching cry, laugh or cheer. Ever. And the screens were packed. I held it together pretty well at the end of both though.
“Yes I heard a midwestern baby boomer say Thanos.”
*best line in history*
The fact that the villain only has 29 minutes but he makes that much of an impact is astounding.
Ending with Thanos shook me to the core in theaters.
The Farm scene was arguably the most cinematic scene out of the whole MCU alongside Tony having to watch his parents get killed in Civil War. Just the sheer build up to that moment. The loss from our characters to a villian a decade in the making. And the best part is Thanos is not just a generic villian. The audience is frustrated but at the same time somehow satisfied he made good on his promise. This is because they gave Thanos depth. His mission is built on some form of logic that many villains lack. We feel for him when he kills Gamora. The end is somber. He doesn't take any pride in what he just did. He had a goal and he accomplished it. Thats it. End of story. No wide shot with dramatic music. No evil villian laughter. Just a long sigh. This movie is definitely a Thanos tribute.
I should be expecting the unexpected
Endgame: hold my beer
I watched the brown table video . I love your channel
Clicked on this instantly cause I already know this will be a good vid
I CALLED THIS. I was like, feels bad man uncle cosmonaut didn’t get invited. Then I thought, well he probably did but doesn’t even know. I’m freaking out that I called this😂
I was thinking (while enjoying the other vids) "Marcus Variety Hour would've done a nice video like these, where the hell is he?"
I watched infinity war last night before I saw endgame tonight and man you put my thoughts into video. This scene is so absolutely haunting and for him to smile on a grateful universe like he wanted to it makes me feel so much. First off the feeling that he did it, and the way it's set up it almost seems like a heros victory scene.
I feel like this scene reflects how many audiences reacted leaving the theater: silently & slowly walking out, sitting down, and contemplating what just happened.
They referenced this scene when thanos died. The way the camera shifted, and he sat down, it even panned the camera and had thanos in frame the same way
My favorite Content creator! Keep up 'dat good shit
Spider-Man: what exactly is it that they do?
Mantis: kick names, take ass
Drax: yea thats right!
😂🤣😂🤣😂
I love how you ended on a line like that and just fade to black. You beautiful bastard.
I was smiling too. I loved how accurate this was to Infinity Gauntlet. And that ending, everyone was crying and freaking out and I was smiling. It was excellent.
sadly, infinity war and endgame have not been matched yet
People would argue NWH though... 😕
they will never be matched
I was thinking when I saw the title 'Oh hell no he better choose a good scene- not the last one from Ifini-'
2 minutes in and I was acting like it was my opinion from the start
4:44 I genuinely wish that was in the movie
This movie was SO good. I remember after it even my DAD who never really understood the movies knew that it was about thanos. Mainly because the movie ended with him on screen.
I love this scene too. I'm fascinated by final shots in film. When they're done well, that last visual image can beautifully clarify and condense that meaning of the entire film. CGI-heavy superhero films don't usually have that, but Infinity War was a huge exception. Thanos's satisfied expression and subtle nod as the sun rises says so much.