Endgame was absolutely horrible. No plot at all just marvel being out of touch for a change and not having anywhere else to go or any other ideas because they had did everything up until Endgame. There was a prediction that could be drawn from watch the endgame trailer what the movie would most likely be. but seeing the movie in theater and at home...It sucked. So much and that hurts so much because my expectations, my hopes, my dreams, well maybe not my dreams, but what I wanted I did not get and I'm sure many comic lovers wanted what I wanted too. But Marvel Movies are mainstream, not following the rules that comics follow the movies appeal to the mass media not die-hard marvel fans. Bad decisions, bad writing, lack of general tone, villain problems again for some reason, too much fucking fan service, emasculating strong characters for no reason, weird decisions made with Captain Marvel, ignorant brain dead ant-man and his obsession with Steve Rogers, little reference to Wakanda even though THAT WAS THE FUCKING BATTLEGROUND OF INFINITY WAR!!!!! So many problems and no real "vision" for the future. Everyone may love the mcu, but from the looks of it, the mcu is DOOMED and not in a Disney bought FOX so now we get to see Doctor Doom kinda way. I mean a MCU will no longer make competent and logical movies instead it will all be a bunch of bullshit. Endgame and Far from Home are the forerunners of this.
When I saw Wanda destroy the Mind Stone I almost stood up in the theater yelling *NO!!!* because I wan-NEEDED Thanos to snap with all Sox Infinity Stones and be the victor. Fortunately I wasn’t disappointed
I remember 2018 and 2019 times man. The entire internet was just filled with Thanos memes. Lines like “I used the stones to destroy the stones”, “….I never taught you to lie”, “The hardest choices require the strongest wills”, “Destiny arrives all the same”, and more are still such widely used meme lines
@@arishemthejudge6780seriously all his lines is memable. such as "perhaps i treated you too harshly", "impossible", "i dont even know who you are", "just do it!!" , "you could not live with your own failure, where did that bring you, back to me" and many more lol
@@rl8259 yeah definitely, if the Thanos in the mcu had all of the abilities and powers in the comics, there would of been 14,000,606 outcomes that Dr strange saw that they lost instead of 14,000,605 🤷🏻♂️
yeah it was kinda seeming a little uncertain if they would be able to do it for awhile. pieces were moved into place but prior to infinity war we didn't actually get a real glimpse into MCU Thanos' character other than him being big and bad. it was a really inspired and ultimately necessary choice to pretty much make him the main character of Infinity War.
@@mohammedfaizan.v3783 .... ya know, he's bordline abusive in a strange overprotective way but it's reasonable in their world in some regards, but all in all he's just making sure boi has the skills to survive in their world. 8/10 just cares too much
One thing thats really great about his character is his reaction when he wins. He isn't laughing or gloating or anything like that. He seems almost sad. He legitimately did not want to do this, but in his twisted view he HAD to. His victory wasn't a triumph, it was a necessary evil. This is probably a big reason he always seemed to have a degree of humility and respect for his opponents: He saw them not as fools or enemies, just as people too shortsighted to see what had to be done.
In a world with God...Thanos is right. We become simply animals. Smart animals. But animals. It takes an infinite to solve the universal equations. Nothing less can balance the scales.
I rewatched Infinity War twice during my trip back home. I could of watched Spider-Man: Far From Home But I ended up watching Infinity War again then Endgame and slept for 8 hrs
They are. The movie is called the Eternals which will star Thanos' parents, Sersi and A'Lars, Thanos uncle, Zuras, and his twin brother, Starfox. It will also star a younger version of Thanos and his people, The Deviants.
“I call that... mercy” This is why Thanos is one of the best comic book villain ever portrayed in cinema, in his own story, he was the hero doing the right thing.
I have to wonder if he had the correct view tho. He who after acquiring the stones could have just manipulated reality to the point where only a sustainable future was possible. It certainly didn't require killing half the Galaxy.
@@excelsior8682 he does have a point, though I can't say I like his method to deal with it. Overpopulation IS a very real issue, it's one were likely going to need to confront sooner than we'd like, since even with perfect distribution of was the resources, it can only really sustain 10 billion people, and were already at 7 billion, and, based on current predictions, we're going to reach and exceed 10 billion by the end of the century. And again, that 10 billion is assuming resources are distributed perfectly, which they currently are far from it, if they were, there wouldn't be countries where, as you'll have likely see on TV from charity ads, people have to walk miles just to get water that'll still probably kill them anyway. But, that is just going on a planets scale, since it's certainly starting to look like we wont just have earths resources to survive on by the end of the century, seeing as there's already plans in place to start setting up abasic moon colony set up (NASA) by 2025, not to mention putting people on mars in the 2030s, assuming nobody manages to do it sooner, so that still leaves another 60-70 years to progress from the first landing to starting to set up a colony to start being able to use mars as another source of resources. Yikes, sorry for the essay, but yeah, thanks has a very good point, just his plan for fixing the problem isn't nearly as good. I mean yes, it solves the problem temporarily, but it causes so much pain, and isn't even going to fix the problem for long, since it really doesn't take a massive amount of time for a population to double. I'll admit I can't think of a permanent solution, but just using the stones to increase the amount of resources, while it won't necessarily work for too long either, it's something that can be repeated when needed, and I seriously doubt anyone would take issue with it, since it doesn't harm anyone, unlike erasing half of life from existance
@@revampedharpy09 that was my initial point. His "solution" is merely a bandaid for a bigger problem. By not actually solving it, he just made all of his sacrifices and effort worthless
@@masterzocker8794 Thanos's justification have no relevance to whether he is an antihero. Simply, Thanos isn't the good guy in this story. He is not the protagonist that we root for, sure he has an interesting backstory, with well explained motivations, but that does not make him a guy that we want to win. Thanos is not an antihero, he is the villain.
I always felt like Thanos succeeded in Infinity War because he genuinely believed he was doing the right thing, he sacrificed what he loved for it. In Endgame it felt like he was rash and impatient.
endgame he was more vulnerable without the stones and desesperated ! He discovered that his plan of wipe Out half of existence would never work Out because the other half would to prevent that
Infinity War Thanos succeeded in his goal and died thinking his work would never be undone with the destruction of the stones. Endgame Thanos on the other hand finds out he succeeds in his goal only to realise the Avengers discover time travel, threatening to undo his work, that’s why he’s rash and impatient.
Actually, the scene at the end of Infinity War where Thanos just sits there watching the sunrise was pretty badass. So yeah. Thanos just breathing was hardcore.
They really nailed the shit out of Thanos in the most perfect way possible. Through all of his actions and motives which were for the most part terrifying, his character and dialogue was radiating wisdom.
I disagree. They didn't nail thanos, they made him absolutely glorious! Thanos in the comics is, well, comical. His reasoning for killing half of the universe is just so he can marry death incarnate. It's so irrational and unbelievable. I mean if he believed that then why not even kill 100% of the universe? In the movies, they made Thanos a rational, believable character. They made a purple space alien into a human character doing what he believed in. On the other hand, Thanos in Endgame was just a bog-standard unmotivated villain. Huge letdown.
I think it's not possible because 50% of what you see of brolin is done by computer to the point that it's pretty much only voice acting, oscars are probably chosen because of expressed emotions and all too, not just the voice
Mr.Scooper Him kidnapping her and killing her isn’t even the main reason tho. You do know it doesn’t matter if he loves her right? Lots of toxic and abusive parents have some type of “love” for their children but it doesn’t negate the fact that they’re abusive _period_ . Doesn’t matter if it was unintentional, the man abused both of his daughters. One just had it way worse.
SiaLater Thanos didn’t abuse gamora he pushed them to do his work thanos did abuse nebula but when thanos came to getting the soul stone he had too I wouldn’t say all villains who had daughters and had a chance to get the soul stone would do it but thanos really needed it and avoided gamora killing herself he didn’t know the soul stone need a sacrifice if he had more time to think about it he would probably change his mind
“It’s a simple calculus, this Universe is finite, it’s resources, finite. If life is left unchecked, life will cease to exist” - Most Epic shit I’ve heard.
@@johnmichael1559 We call that the process of natural selection, where the ones who use their resources most effectively will survive and the ones who don't will become food for the new generation.
@@thebandofbastards4934 except most intelligent species push past this and reproduce well beyond what is needed to keep the species alive, slowly tearing apart the enviornment in expansionist bids (at least for humans)
@@johnmichael1559 Don't worry the enviroment is capable of recovering from that stuff, only the species who didn't manage their resources and overconsumed will die off.
when "Fun isn't something one consideres when balancing the universe. But this, does put a smile on my face" isn't in the movie... Reality is often disappointing.
@@headslo It's in neither of the Movies. It's just in the trailer for Infinity War and it would have been awesome if in the movie. But we got a lot of other great quotes from him, so i can forgive them for that...
Here something i thought of: Thanos quest to balance the universe is not FUN and games it required blood sweat and tears (all 3 things that happened to thanos in the movie but u could argue he didn't break a sweat). And the movie did end with a smile on his face
Well he did say reality is often a disappointment But he said something like that in endgame when he said “in all my years of conquest it was never personal but what I’m about to do to your stubborn annoying planet, I’m going to enjoy it very very much”
3:08 is the best in my opinion most people would abuse there power and do cool things with the gauntlet thanos is so wise and old that he’s not amused by power he just admires the sunrise a simple part of the universes beauty’s
That's what made him so incredibly dangerous, like Cap he had an indomitable will to do what he felt was right, he would stop at nothing to achieve it, probably even giving his own life.
The amount of times he mentions how he respects the people who are fighting against him and how he sympathizes with them, and how he genuinely believes in the bottom of his heart that he is helping them making him the best villain ever created in modern cinema.
Same remember the chills I got in the theater from the distress signal to the Black Order walking over the dead Asgardians, and then seeing Thanos (or me) covered by smoke.
By the time the first 10 minutes of infinity war are up, Thanos has already: - Destroyed Xandar - Defeated Asgardians - Humiliated Hulk after being ambushed - Killed Heimdall - Killed Loki - Collected 2 Infinity Stones - Completed 1/3 of his mission
You mean right before he rewound time and murdered her significant other - who she was just forced to sacrifice for the good of the universe - right in front of her? Yeah. Real kind.
End game wrecked ideology and manner of Thanos objectively speaking. In infinity war, though he fought against his enemies he doesn't do it out of hatred or just being evil he respects Tony and honored his words of not killing him which he gave to Dr.Strange also calls Wanda her child and tries to have a little bit of sympathy with her however; Thanos in the End Game becomes a simplistic evil guy who who thinks the enemies whom his other self used to respect are bunch of ungrateful beings and he developes a grudge against them and says it's gonna be enjoyable for him to destroy earth. For a person of his understanding and perception, he should have never hold any grudge to begin with he knows those people or heroes are just doing their jobs and they lack the insight necessary just like Infinity War and he shouldn't have hold any grudge against them.
@@Slightly-Acceptable-Nerd it's understandable that he'll hold a grudge, his mission costed him everything and then he'll just see that this fucking ungrateful ants will undo it, rendering everything he have done for worthless.
@@allenxavier6073 that's kind of what i was saying that for him to hold a grudge is out of character. Where is all of this grudge and anger and hatred when he was faced with resistance in infinity war? Back then he knew that these "ants" as you mentioned do not understand him at all and cost him alot yet we saw how he acted. For hm to be mad at them for trying to undo his work makes sense but holding grudge is on a whole another level.
@@Slightly-Acceptable-Nerd lol, he expected the resistance in infinity war, what he didn't expect was that the avengers would be ungrateful and undo what he have done already.
Know what its like to loose: 0:07 Dread It: 0:36 Perfectly Balanced 1:01 Reality is Often Disappointing: 1:14 That is It was 1:20 Reality can be whatever i want 1:28 It needs correction 1:40 Im the only one that knows that: 1:45 Lying Lesson: 2:07 I ignored my destiny: 2:12 Im Sorry Little One: 2:47 Heavy Toll: 2:50 Hardest Choices: 3:14 Stark: 3:19 +Respect 3:28 Lost Everything 1: 3:57 The Head: 4:12
“I know what it's like to lose. To feel so desperately that you're right, yet to fail nonetheless. It's frightening. Turns the legs to jelly. I ask you, to what end? Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now, it's here. Or should I say, I am.”
Despite being a villain, some of the stuff Thanos says can actually inspire people to improve themselves. "Perfectly balanced as all things should be" encourages people to be more level headed and "the hardest choices require the strongest will" encourages them to go through with tough decisions. Another inspiring thing about him is that he genuinely sticks to his beliefs, which is something that most people are too weak to do.
You do realize you're trying to reason with humans right? A species that is too difficult to reason with or to bargain with People are too hung up on this "I gotta have it too if they have it!"
2:45 that pain in his voice and the agony on his face its so good 3:44 this scene too like he was genuine with her, he knows hes won theirs no need to treat her badly or to even lie to her, that's genuine sympathy there its such a good scene
He ignored his destiny in Endgame, and ended up trapped in one of the stones, until he had to be freed from the Reality Stone by Ronin. - That’s my theory anyway
When he was feeling tears sacrificing his daughter , that was such a powerful moment , ALL OTHER VILLIANS usually do things just to be bad but he was doing bad things thinking he was actually doing right thing , that’s why he was the best villian of all time , he was so complex and made sense of his motives even if they were wrong And that ending “ what did it cost “ “ everything “ The way he said that was so powerful
American Enigma _ Most villains, in real life or fantasy, who are like this tend to be the ones we remember the most. That’s why to this day people remember Stalin, Hitler, Mao, etc.
WorldWar2freak94 I don’t think so , Hitler wasn’t cool ! I doubt anyone heard Hitler speech and thought “ man that guy is saying pretty deep and philosophical stuff , I am intrigued by him even though his motives are too biblical , he is pretty cool though “ Don’t think so , then again real life is different so nope in real life we don’t IDOLIZE Hitler and such as Badass Boss .... we just remember them coz they were TERRIBLE ON LARGE SCALE ! that’s it !
@@americanenigma_5108 What do you mean no one thought that? His followers literally did think what he said made sense, otherwise they wouldn't have followed him
ChunkeM0nkey not his followers, I mean anyone else who heard him ,, we hear thanos and we feel Damn he has some valid af reasons and thoughts ! It’s just his way is wrong ! But Hitler motives and reasons were just terrible ... that’s what I meant , anyways simply put thanos was cool 😄
@@americanenigma_5108for what he wanted to do not wrong it was the only way. humanity cannot be in control of what is right or wrong the world is an example of this
ThatOneDude I would argue it was in context. Man took a team beating where they threw everything and all they got was a drop of blood. Like against any other enemy that team would wipe them clean.
I like how Thanos gradually improves as a person throughout the movie. As he gets closer to his goals, he starts to emphasize with people, it’s like the same power that would otherwise corrupt people has the opposite effect on Thanos. Also a lot of his changes happen when he splits from his goons, maybe because he has to act more intimidating in front of them to get respect as an overlord.
Nietzsche actually flipped this quote into absolute weakness corrupts absolutely. Power on the other hand is the source of true morality. Power doesn't corrupt, it just shows your true colors. Sometimes those colors are inner hatred and resentment which again stems from the weakness of not being able to overcome oneself. The original quote stems from the fear of the herd mentality. The fear of exceptional men.
This is what I love about Thanos. I wish some of the heroes understood him more what he was. Say his plan was still evil but he was different than other villains.
My GF: _You Better stop this nonsense or we're getting a cool down!_ Me: *I ignored my destiny once...I cannot do that again...Even for you* My GF: _I don't even Exists...You're just making this up in your head_ Me: *Reality is often disappointing...And is, it was...Now...Reality can be whenever I want* My GF: _Choose between me or that stupid Thanos!_ Me: *Little one it's a simple calculus* My GF: _Disintegrates_ Me: *A small price to pay for salvation*
One of the best things about Thanos is he's pretty calm for most of the movie. Everything he says which is pretty horrifying he does it in this soft, almost endearing tone. He really truly believes that what he's doing is right and its not out of malice. It's pretty evil what he does but to him he really does feel like he's justified and altruistic which makes him a fantastic villain but also terrifying. I really hope they give Doom the same stellar writing.
@@venturatheace1 Atreus meet has no similarity. Gow3 Kratos takes on the entirety of Mount Olympus and takes them down, with a talk with Pandora at the end. Thanos takes on the entirety of the avengers and turns them to dust, with a talk with little gamora at the end
@@michealbay1290 Only Thanos did what he did because he thought it was true justice, Kratos just hated the gods, he didn't really care if he was morally right.
@@justaguyonhispc2839 From Kratos pov , he did erase the injustice from power hungry Olympus and all their lying and raping, destruction just for pleasure. Avengers are a bunch of lying deceiving scumbags who sit in Stark's tower(like mt.olympus) that destroys everything in their path for their power-trip.
@@michealbay1290 did you even play god of war 3, Kratos knew that what he was doing was wrong and after doing it he hated himself so much that he tried to kill himself. Thanos on the other hand thinks that he is doing the right thing even though mass genocide is a very naive solution to over population.
@@abinavbl915 And that is why I made that comment, not because of how it hits hard, but because of how worthy MCU really is that it should not be forgotten!
I always liked the way Thanos was compassionate toward Wanda. He admires and understands her struggle to sacrifice someone she loves for the greater good--after all in his mind that's exactly what he did too. He doesn't get mad either when she accuses him of not being able to understand. He's gentle, nurturing even, in the face of her pain. Thanos never wanted to hurt anyone, it's all just unfortunate collateral damage on his way to finishing his great quest.
The first time seeing Thanos was truly a moment in my life. Kinda like when your favorite hero is so perfect on screen. He’s not even my favorite villain. He’s just the one I’ve truly feared. What do you do to beat him?
"But I never taught you to lie. That's why you're so bad at it." Peter Quill in GoTG2: "You think an evil supervillain would learn how to properly lie."
infinity war thanos doesn't sees himself as a villain or an evil mastermind, he's trying to save the universe he was doing the right thing the only way he thought it was possible, not because he willingly wanted to kill half the universe endgame thanos is trash
Thanos was a hero. Not the one they deserved but the one they needed. Tony Stark and Ant-Man are known for fucking things up and it was their plan to use time travel to undo something Thanos proved was necessary from his Titan story
@@majormarketing6552 It seems like you and Thanos don't understand that after a major disaster birthrates skyrocket. So eventually the universe population would be to where it was before, be in a worse situation then Titan since the population would use resources quicker since there's half of the population now. And since Thanos destroyed the stones his entire mission is pointless in the end since he has no one to continue the snap or etc, and he has left half of the universe defense less to entities like Dormammu. Yeah some hero he is. He only focused on the present despite claiming focusing on the future.
@@Haz1Art It happens irl, so its definitely going to happen in multiple different societies, planets ,etc, that's more advance then us. Once Again Thanos whole mission is pointless and hypocritical.
Thanos in the MCU was PEAK antagonist, because unlike so many movies he wasn't a bad guy. He understood what he was doing was bad but truly felt that what he was doing was the right thing to do even though it was painful for all involved. He was willing to sacrifice 'everything' to accomplish what he felt the universe needed. He's one of those very few bad guys that somehow give you a sense of compassion and understanding for him even though he must be destroyed. So many bad guys are just straight up evil or bad, Thanos is the bad guy that knows he's a bad guy but he does it because he thinks it's the merciful thing to do. Damn MCU killed it with this character.
In the trailers. They made him say the “this puts a smile on my face”. But they obviously fooled us when it’s not in the movie. It’s amazing how complex this character is. I thought he was happy about doing this like all the villains but he goes through pain to do this.
The way he said in endgame'' in all my years of conquest , violence ,slaughter it was never personal, but i tell you now what am about to do your stubborn annoying little planet, am gonna enjoy it very very much..
"Everything " Chills ran thru the theater as the scene played, ill never forget the moral lesson in that! Nothing in life nor death is free, wether worth having or not worth having.
His quote, his goals. If you sit in the long-ass traffic jam, you'll realize that maybe Thanos was right. He sacrificed everything even the daughter he loves the most, to stand tall when the world is against you and to do something knowing you will be hated for the rest of your life for it by a whole lot of people and you gain nothing from it. Yes "the hardest choices require the strongest of will" sums it all.
@@dylanwesley3964 in endgame, you'll notice that Captain tells Black Widow to look on the bright side about the effect of the snap. Water is clear and clean, and there are more fish and nature is growing back. Just like when we're quarantine. Dolphin swim in Venice.
@@justintimbersaw3934 my point is, no matter how right Thanos thinks he is, he is playing a self appointed role of caretaker of a problem he thinks is reality. The universe is the way it is for a reason. It's not right for Thanos to alter it because he feels it's the way it needs to be.
@@dylanwesley3964 he just don't want other planets to meet the same fate as his. And because not everybody accept his ideas, that's why there is Avengers.
Dylan Wesley “Right” and “wrong” is a completely made up concept taught to you when you were younger. You were lied to at a young age that there’s a clear cut “right” choice or “wrong” choice” and that their are “good” and “bad” guys.It’s much harder to know what’s right and wrong or good and bad when you take in account all the minor details, because details do matter. To people like you who would have loss their loved ones and even had a chance of not existing anymore it seems wrong and that he’s evil, but literally everyone after you, who gets to continue to keep living and wasn’t affected by him that get to have a chance at life and not struggling to eat due to the fact that their will be resources available for them he’s seen as a hero because he extended to the possibility for millions of years to come.
There was this one quote from a show i really loved where the main villain reprimands the heroes for coming after him, asking them why do they even bother trying to avenge their fellow humans comparing himself to natural phenomenons like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. I feel like with a bit of change it could have made a great Thanos quote. (But Thanos is too humble i suppose so it would be quite hard) Here's the full quote "Persistent. You're all seriously persistent. And it bores me. It sickens me from the bottom of my heart. Whenever you open your mouth, you only remember that one dumb notion about avenging your parents, kids, or siblings. You've all survived. That should be enough for you. So your family got slaughtered. What's the problem here? Think of yourself as lucky, and go back to the way you lived life before. Look at it this way. Being killed by me is the same as encountering a great calamity. You don't need to think so hard about it. Rains, winds, volcano eruptions, earthquakes. Nobody tries to swear revenge on a natural disaster, no matter how many lives it takes. You can't bring dead humans back to life. Why not just stop fussing over the issue all the time, and live quietly to earn your daily wages. Most humans live that life. Why can't you all do that? There's only one reason. The Demon Hunters are an assembly of deviants. And I'm tired of dealing with deviants. I'm the one who really wants to put an end to all this."
“But I never taught you to lie. That’s why you’re so bad at it.”
Love that so much
"My father has many things, but a liar is not one of it"
~Nebula
that qoute has also a reference at Endgame as well, god their good at this
Same with '' I am disappointed but not because you didn't find it, but because you did and you lied.''
T.T.M. Network future line for my kids
Well, he knew the truth because of Nebulas memory. That doesn’t necessarily mean Gamora is a bad liar
That was such a disrespectful line
“Dread it, run from it, Monday arrives all the same.”
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Endgame may be the movie that broke all the records but Infinity war is when the MCU truly hit it's peak
Endgame was absolutely horrible. No plot at all just marvel being out of touch for a change and not having anywhere else to go or any other ideas because they had did everything up until Endgame. There was a prediction that could be drawn from watch the endgame trailer what the movie would most likely be. but seeing the movie in theater and at home...It sucked. So much and that hurts so much because my expectations, my hopes, my dreams, well maybe not my dreams, but what I wanted I did not get and I'm sure many comic lovers wanted what I wanted too. But Marvel Movies are mainstream, not following the rules that comics follow the movies appeal to the mass media not die-hard marvel fans. Bad decisions, bad writing, lack of general tone, villain problems again for some reason, too much fucking fan service, emasculating strong characters for no reason, weird decisions made with Captain Marvel, ignorant brain dead ant-man and his obsession with Steve Rogers, little reference to Wakanda even though THAT WAS THE FUCKING BATTLEGROUND OF INFINITY WAR!!!!! So many problems and no real "vision" for the future. Everyone may love the mcu, but from the looks of it, the mcu is DOOMED and not in a Disney bought FOX so now we get to see Doctor Doom kinda way. I mean a MCU will no longer make competent and logical movies instead it will all be a bunch of bullshit. Endgame and Far from Home are the forerunners of this.
@@RacCkhn no it had plot it was just trash
@@BlackKingArmory u didn't need to say this. It basically the same thing I'm saying.
@@RacCkhn not really but okay
@@RacCkhn MCU is not doomed just look at how well Wandavision is doing, and that’s just the start
I love how in infinity war he actually won. For once a villain actually wins.
Well in real life the Union won the civil war so..
When I saw Wanda destroy the Mind Stone I almost stood up in the theater yelling *NO!!!* because I wan-NEEDED Thanos to snap with all Sox Infinity Stones and be the victor. Fortunately I wasn’t disappointed
Yes… In the Mcu
@@chris-ww6gd he’s talking about “Captain America Civil War”, not the American Civil War
He still won even in endgame
"Reality is often disappointing"
Couldn't agree more
No anime girls........
@@RecappedMoviesUS fbi open up
Bruh...
@@Not_MissHina not good enough...
@@RecappedMoviesUS this will be a challenge...
Thanos' voice is like from a man that is so done with life. Well, half of them anyway,
Perfectly balanced
Tuoc Bui As all things should be
Omg I literally read these two comments as thanos said them
@@isagakillimbe925 me too
Jephthah San Pedro I know, right?
everything that comes out of thanos mouth is badass
"Pretty, isn't it?"
Thanks mortal
All that for a drop of blood.
“Turns the legs to jelly.”
*exhales out of mouth*
Woah thats badass
Fun fact: Thanos can't open his mouth without spitting a few iconic lines.
Few? Everything he said is iconic
Thanos - “AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH”
@@luiss.3866 it was also iconic ngl
I remember 2018 and 2019 times man. The entire internet was just filled with Thanos memes. Lines like “I used the stones to destroy the stones”, “….I never taught you to lie”, “The hardest choices require the strongest wills”, “Destiny arrives all the same”, and more are still such widely used meme lines
@@arishemthejudge6780seriously all his lines is memable. such as "perhaps i treated you too harshly", "impossible", "i dont even know who you are", "just do it!!" , "you could not live with your own failure, where did that bring you, back to me" and many more lol
I’m so glad Thanos lived up to the hype.
@@notbadsanta probably to humanize him
@@rl8259 yeah definitely, if the Thanos in the mcu had all of the abilities and powers in the comics, there would of been 14,000,606 outcomes that Dr strange saw that they lost instead of 14,000,605 🤷🏻♂️
yeah it was kinda seeming a little uncertain if they would be able to do it for awhile. pieces were moved into place but prior to infinity war we didn't actually get a real glimpse into MCU Thanos' character other than him being big and bad. it was a really inspired and ultimately necessary choice to pretty much make him the main character of Infinity War.
@@notbadsanta lol in the comics, thanos lowered his powers so he could give the heroes a slight chance to win. But he only did that to impress Death.
@@introgauge fukin simp.
Thanos: I never taught you to lie...that's why your so bad at it.
I'm telling my kids that
youre on your way to telling stories lol
Make sure you put on your most intimidating Thanos voice for it
Maybe don't think of thanos as parent goals ...😕
@@jesserenfro9180 lol 😂, how about Kratos?
@@mohammedfaizan.v3783 .... ya know, he's bordline abusive in a strange overprotective way but it's reasonable in their world in some regards, but all in all he's just making sure boi has the skills to survive in their world. 8/10 just cares too much
One thing thats really great about his character is his reaction when he wins. He isn't laughing or gloating or anything like that. He seems almost sad. He legitimately did not want to do this, but in his twisted view he HAD to. His victory wasn't a triumph, it was a necessary evil. This is probably a big reason he always seemed to have a degree of humility and respect for his opponents: He saw them not as fools or enemies, just as people too shortsighted to see what had to be done.
they called him a mad man
Deep
@@JR-Weh Deep
@@swakbutfunny Deep
In a world with God...Thanos is right. We become simply animals. Smart animals. But animals. It takes an infinite to solve the universal equations. Nothing less can balance the scales.
I know the whole theater shit their pants when Thanos said "Reality is often dissapointing..."
Everyone in their heads "Agreed"
@@raw_riot_6917 yeah
I was thrown off when he popped out lmao
ur theatre must be full of 3 years old and stinky pants
That’s when you knew he was too strong to lose. Knew everyone was in trouble
I know endgame is great and all, but infinity war is masterpiece
End game wasnt as good.
I rewatched Infinity War twice during my trip back home.
I could of watched Spider-Man: Far From Home But I ended up watching Infinity War again then Endgame and slept for 8 hrs
Endgame was just everyone dealing with what happened in Infinity War.
Ruby Y. In a much difficult way while Thanos got it much easier (in my opinion)
I agree.
Brolin's voice is absolutely fckn perfect for Thanos. The pitch, the raspiness and the delivery has something about it that's just scary idk why. Lol
Out of the 7 billion that exist and all the software in the world, i dont think you could find a better Voice actor for Thanos
ThatOneDude he’s easily the best nobody even compared
james spader thinks otherwise
look up the german version it's even better
I read it as the rapiness
“You couldn’t live with your own failure. Where did that bring you? Back to me.”
Most amazing line ever muttered by a villain.
That was in endgame
That is my favorite quote. It’s basically my bio on tinder
@@baatinagawo1207
Ok...
Baati Nagawo I’m dying
"As long as there are those that remember what was. There will always be those that are unable to accept what can be. They will resist."
Gotta give respect to thanos for sitting down on stairs after gamora said she always hated that chair
Never noticed that
That rhymes
@@jerwingordo It doesn't.
@@Xominus i guess stair and chair dont rhyme
She also said she hated her life MAD RESPECT for Thanos
the hardest choices requires the strongest wills
The hardest men require the strongest pills
Modern problems require modern solutions
Work for a cause, not applause. Live life to express, not to impress.
never stick dick in crazy
Desperate problems call for desperate measures
To be honest... After this, i want to see solo movie with thanos and his story. That would definitely be epic
Taiger I’ve been praying for that
Its about him sitting on his chair and saying EPIC quotes
YESSS!!!
Disney needs to bring back Thanos and tell us what happened with the 14 feet grape’s homeland.
Taiger infinity war is thanos’ story my guy
They are. The movie is called the Eternals which will star Thanos' parents, Sersi and A'Lars, Thanos uncle, Zuras, and his twin brother, Starfox. It will also star a younger version of Thanos and his people, The Deviants.
“I call that... mercy”
This is why Thanos is one of the best comic book villain ever portrayed in cinema, in his own story, he was the hero doing the right thing.
leonsky Yup, he had a different worldview from almost everyone else. To him and his followers, he was simply doing what needed to be done.
I have to wonder if he had the correct view tho. He who after acquiring the stones could have just manipulated reality to the point where only a sustainable future was possible. It certainly didn't require killing half the Galaxy.
Shaded Zaleph I didn’t say it was the correct view, but I see your point.
@@excelsior8682 he does have a point, though I can't say I like his method to deal with it.
Overpopulation IS a very real issue, it's one were likely going to need to confront sooner than we'd like, since even with perfect distribution of was the resources, it can only really sustain 10 billion people, and were already at 7 billion, and, based on current predictions, we're going to reach and exceed 10 billion by the end of the century.
And again, that 10 billion is assuming resources are distributed perfectly, which they currently are far from it, if they were, there wouldn't be countries where, as you'll have likely see on TV from charity ads, people have to walk miles just to get water that'll still probably kill them anyway.
But, that is just going on a planets scale, since it's certainly starting to look like we wont just have earths resources to survive on by the end of the century, seeing as there's already plans in place to start setting up abasic moon colony set up (NASA) by 2025, not to mention putting people on mars in the 2030s, assuming nobody manages to do it sooner, so that still leaves another 60-70 years to progress from the first landing to starting to set up a colony to start being able to use mars as another source of resources.
Yikes, sorry for the essay, but yeah, thanks has a very good point, just his plan for fixing the problem isn't nearly as good. I mean yes, it solves the problem temporarily, but it causes so much pain, and isn't even going to fix the problem for long, since it really doesn't take a massive amount of time for a population to double. I'll admit I can't think of a permanent solution, but just using the stones to increase the amount of resources, while it won't necessarily work for too long either, it's something that can be repeated when needed, and I seriously doubt anyone would take issue with it, since it doesn't harm anyone, unlike erasing half of life from existance
@@revampedharpy09 that was my initial point. His "solution" is merely a bandaid for a bigger problem. By not actually solving it, he just made all of his sacrifices and effort worthless
I love the fact that Ebony Maw called Stark a chattering animal, but his boss Thanos knows a real gem when he sees one
Maw only respected thanos an no one else
@@rodneymartin3428 He lowkey simped for Thanos.
@@TheRealBorb they are his childrens
@@AJAYKumar-ul2em not biological, they're metaphorically called the children of Thanos
@@TheRealBorbLowkey? 😂
"Stark"
Unless I'm mistaken, he's the only Avenger Thanos actually addressed by name in Infinity War.
Of course. He's the only other one cursed with knowledge.
he also addressed steve rogers
@@nemmdamistriv2074 when
@@orionp2227 that not true
@@sham5193 when did he ever address cap by name though by the time he makes it to earth he only talks to Thor and Wanda
"The hardest choices require the strongest will"
"Perfectly balance"
Who said villains can't be inspiring
He is not a villain. He is an anti-hero. He is doing what he thinks is right and is very selfless
@@shrujanamsyama9940 nah mate hes defo a villain. Regardless of his actions he wants to wipe out half the universe.
@@shrujanamsyama9940 An anti hero is a protagonist, though they themselves might not know it. And Thanos is for certain the villain
@@lewisevans4556 well he killed half of the universe because he thought it was the only way to save it.
@@masterzocker8794 Thanos's justification have no relevance to whether he is an antihero. Simply, Thanos isn't the good guy in this story. He is not the protagonist that we root for, sure he has an interesting backstory, with well explained motivations, but that does not make him a guy that we want to win. Thanos is not an antihero, he is the villain.
I always felt like Thanos succeeded in Infinity War because he genuinely believed he was doing the right thing, he sacrificed what he loved for it. In Endgame it felt like he was rash and impatient.
Endgame was thanos's younger self like in 2014 at that time he was not wise like this thanos in infinity war
endgame he was more vulnerable without the stones and desesperated ! He discovered that his plan of wipe Out half of existence would never work Out because the other half would to prevent that
Exactly, he realized his grand plan wouldn't work anymore and rashly switched to a new one that he probably didn't believe in as much.
@@jommyfonseca6109 And he saw his death...i think everyone would be affected and become desperate seeing their life's ending
Infinity War Thanos succeeded in his goal and died thinking his work would never be undone with the destruction of the stones. Endgame Thanos on the other hand finds out he succeeds in his goal only to realise the Avengers discover time travel, threatening to undo his work, that’s why he’s rash and impatient.
Can we agree that Thanos is the best villain in whole MCU universe
For now, yes.
Marvel cinematic universe universe?
Best villain ever
personally prefer Hela, but it was interesting to see a villain win for once
Gorr, kang , crying in corner BTW thanos is a anti villan
Thanos breathes; yo that quote was hard.
It really do be like that
Write that down, write that down!
shid that's *_deep_*
Actually, the scene at the end of Infinity War where Thanos just sits there watching the sunrise was pretty badass. So yeah. Thanos just breathing was hardcore.
he breaths suffering guilty vibes
Thanos could literally say: *“Pee Pee, Poo Poo”* and it’d be a quote
...yes, that is factually correct
*a compelling quote
Also, it would be perfectly balanced
@Jason Tatum
You better make it to the Finals then, Boy
*walks with a broken boner and a disappointed face*
"Pee pee, poo poo. Such is the order of things."
They really nailed the shit out of Thanos in the most perfect way possible. Through all of his actions and motives which were for the most part terrifying, his character and dialogue was radiating wisdom.
Yesh
@DarklightTwins Sorry about that, man
@@HolyMelonHead12 hahahahahahahaha
Couldn't agree more
I disagree. They didn't nail thanos, they made him absolutely glorious! Thanos in the comics is, well, comical. His reasoning for killing half of the universe is just so he can marry death incarnate. It's so irrational and unbelievable. I mean if he believed that then why not even kill 100% of the universe? In the movies, they made Thanos a rational, believable character. They made a purple space alien into a human character doing what he believed in.
On the other hand, Thanos in Endgame was just a bog-standard unmotivated villain. Huge letdown.
The sheer pain and loneliness when Thanos says “I’m the only one that know that…” is really impactful
That's really INTJ thing
@@emiliareimann wtf is that
@@wizard_of_poz4413 Bullshit Jungian pseudoscience.
@@wizard_of_poz4413Some personality categorical nonsense
How Josh Brolin wasn’t considered for an Oscar for this role? amazing acting, simply nailed it
usually superhero film actors don't get Oscars. Don't know why..
Rdj should also get an oscar tbh
I think it's not possible because 50% of what you see of brolin is done by computer to the point that it's pretty much only voice acting, oscars are probably chosen because of expressed emotions and all too, not just the voice
IL SP when they put a reward for best voice cause you know its cgi
@@worker2004 but didnt they use motion tracking to capture brolins emotions when tey were making thanos a thing
“Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same, and now it’s here ...”
Or should i say........I AM!!!!
That whole quote had to be the most badass of the movie
@@Ben-st4bk you talk too much
Ben 10 what happened to you? Your show used to be good.
Gundor Stoneskin reality is often disappointing, that is it was now, reality can be whatever it wants.
The only villian i ever wanted him to win...
OfficialDevious And the greatest and the first one to succeed
I didn’t, the man’s a child abuser who traumatized both his children
Mr.Scooper no definitely Gamora too.
Mr.Scooper Him kidnapping her and killing her isn’t even the main reason tho. You do know it doesn’t matter if he loves her right? Lots of toxic and abusive parents have some type of “love” for their children but it doesn’t negate the fact that they’re abusive _period_ . Doesn’t matter if it was unintentional, the man abused both of his daughters. One just had it way worse.
SiaLater Thanos didn’t abuse gamora he pushed them to do his work thanos did abuse nebula but when thanos came to getting the soul stone he had too I wouldn’t say all villains who had daughters and had a chance to get the soul stone would do it but thanos really needed it and avoided gamora killing herself he didn’t know the soul stone need a sacrifice if he had more time to think about it he would probably change his mind
" you could not live with your own failure.. Where did that bring you? , Back to me"
The most iconic quote
Endgame
Aaaand then he got dusted.
@@blakena4907Tbf he wasn’t exactly aware of the fact they managed to bring back the other half of the universe
"The hardest choices require the strongest will"
Damn True
The strongest Will are in only the those who know how it feels to lose something more in important then them
“It’s a simple calculus, this Universe is finite, it’s resources, finite. If life is left unchecked, life will cease to exist” - Most Epic shit I’ve heard.
Nope, in fact it's a pretty dumb sense of logic. Because the universe is good at reusing 100% of it's resources.
@@thebandofbastards4934 not in a way many forms of live would be able to survival
@@johnmichael1559 We call that the process of natural selection, where the ones who use their resources most effectively will survive and the ones who don't will become food for the new generation.
@@thebandofbastards4934 except most intelligent species push past this and reproduce well beyond what is needed to keep the species alive, slowly tearing apart the enviornment in expansionist bids (at least for humans)
@@johnmichael1559 Don't worry the enviroment is capable of recovering from that stuff, only the species who didn't manage their resources and overconsumed will die off.
Let's face it, his most iconic line is "What did it cost? -> EVERYTHING".
Without a doubt
Nah it’s the hardest decisions require the strongest wills
Imo it’s either “Fun isn’t something one considers when balancing the universe” or “You will know what it’s like to lose”
My favorite isn't in this movie but the next, his quote " you could not live with your own failure, and where did that bring you? Right back to me"
I rlly like "as long as there are those that remember what was, there are always those who are unable to accept what can be. They will resist."
The way his voice reverberates. It’s chilling and powerful.
❤
What do you call someone who does not hate his enemies, kills with no hesitation, and seeks a justice none would ever take
Thanos
Well have you seen Endgame?
Thanos admits it was never personal...…….until the snap was reversed.
StarlightKY he pretty much hated the whole universe lol
@@citizenoftheworld3773 Did u even understand the resoning and philosophy of Thanos?
Nobody:
Desperate Fortnite youtubers:
Minecraft:You could not live with your failures, and where did that bring you? Back to me....
when "Fun isn't something one consideres when balancing the universe. But this, does put a smile on my face" isn't in the movie...
Reality is often disappointing.
I think its in endgame. I think they shot it all kind of back to back as one movie so they had access to that line before the first one released.
@@headslo It's in neither of the Movies. It's just in the trailer for Infinity War and it would have been awesome if in the movie. But we got a lot of other great quotes from him, so i can forgive them for that...
Here something i thought of: Thanos quest to balance the universe is not FUN and games it required blood sweat and tears (all 3 things that happened to thanos in the movie but u could argue he didn't break a sweat). And the movie did end with a smile on his face
Well he did say reality is often a disappointment
But he said something like that in endgame when he said “in all my years of conquest it was never personal but what I’m about to do to your stubborn annoying planet, I’m going to enjoy it very very much”
@@danielsampong6607 ahh yes this is close to that line in trailer
U should’ve just put every scene he’s in cause everything Thanos says is godly and is badass it just sticks with you u remember it
Shanell Moonesinghe yeah ikr
3:08 is the best in my opinion most people would abuse there power and do cool things with the gauntlet thanos is so wise and old that he’s not amused by power he just admires the sunrise a simple part of the universes beauty’s
That's what made him so incredibly dangerous, like Cap he had an indomitable will to do what he felt was right, he would stop at nothing to achieve it, probably even giving his own life.
Gundor Stoneskin he technically did give his own life after the snapping, he died then got brought back to life.
@@andys2801 wht lol. No he didnt
What I love about Thanos is he does not hate his enemies even though they all hate him.
That's what lead him to victory.
The amount of times he mentions how he respects the people who are fighting against him and how he sympathizes with them, and how he genuinely believes in the bottom of his heart that he is helping them making him the best villain ever created in modern cinema.
He pities them
0:00 That has to be *THE BEST* way of introducing a villain ever. I just love that scene!!
*JUST DO IT*
@@Iostandamned you talk too much
Same remember the chills I got in the theater from the distress signal to the Black Order walking over the dead Asgardians, and then seeing Thanos (or me) covered by smoke.
THEBOSSHUNTKING That shot if the light behind him just made me think “oh shit this is THE GUY, like THE villain” when I first watched it
lacari0 EXACTLY!! 😄
By the time the first 10 minutes of infinity war are up, Thanos has already:
- Destroyed Xandar
- Defeated Asgardians
- Humiliated Hulk after being ambushed
- Killed Heimdall
- Killed Loki
- Collected 2 Infinity Stones
- Completed 1/3 of his mission
A true man on a mission
Boy was locked in!!!
the favorites of Thanos:
Stones
Gamora
Farms
and bubbles.
Also wiping out half of the universe so he can watch the sun rise LUL
You forgot balance
And birds
Chair: *am I a joke to you*
And his chair
I love the way they made him comfort wanda when she was sad, showing he's actually kind
You mean right before he rewound time and murdered her significant other - who she was just forced to sacrifice for the good of the universe - right in front of her?
Yeah. Real kind.
4:44
"did you get a girlfriend?"
"Yes"
"What did it cost?"
"The boys"
not the boys 😫😢
Everything
Bros before hoes. Always, man...
BanyMany the boys = ”everything” 4:50
What have you done? You monster!
My favourite quote from thanos is
"I'm not heartless, I'm just using my heart less"
It's in the comics I think.
This nigga spittin
BARS
Damn that’s good.
Mad bars
Holyyyyyyyyyyy
Infinity War really shows the wisdom Thanos gained, whereas the video from Endgame simply shows his strength, anger, and badass-dry.
Infinity war was thanos movie endgame was one last ride for the avengers both great movies
End game wrecked ideology and manner of Thanos objectively speaking. In infinity war, though he fought against his enemies he doesn't do it out of hatred or just being evil he respects Tony and honored his words of not killing him which he gave to Dr.Strange also calls Wanda her child and tries to have a little bit of sympathy with her however; Thanos in the End Game becomes a simplistic evil guy who who thinks the enemies whom his other self used to respect are bunch of ungrateful beings and he developes a grudge against them and says it's gonna be enjoyable for him to destroy earth. For a person of his understanding and perception, he should have never hold any grudge to begin with he knows those people or heroes are just doing their jobs and they lack the insight necessary just like Infinity War and he shouldn't have hold any grudge against them.
@@Slightly-Acceptable-Nerd it's understandable that he'll hold a grudge, his mission costed him everything and then he'll just see that this fucking ungrateful ants will undo it, rendering everything he have done for worthless.
@@allenxavier6073 that's kind of what i was saying that for him to hold a grudge is out of character. Where is all of this grudge and anger and hatred when he was faced with resistance in infinity war? Back then he knew that these "ants" as you mentioned do not understand him at all and cost him alot yet we saw how he acted. For hm to be mad at them for trying to undo his work makes sense but holding grudge is on a whole another level.
@@Slightly-Acceptable-Nerd lol, he expected the resistance in infinity war, what he didn't expect was that the avengers would be ungrateful and undo what he have done already.
*I love Thanos. The only 'villian' I will gladly listen to.*
👀😬
Ultron
Try madara from Naruto 😢
I like listening to ultron just a little bit more
Know what its like to loose: 0:07
Dread It: 0:36
Perfectly Balanced 1:01
Reality is Often Disappointing: 1:14
That is It was 1:20
Reality can be whatever i want 1:28
It needs correction 1:40
Im the only one that knows that: 1:45
Lying Lesson: 2:07
I ignored my destiny: 2:12
Im Sorry Little One: 2:47
Heavy Toll: 2:50
Hardest Choices: 3:14
Stark: 3:19
+Respect 3:28
Lost Everything 1: 3:57
The Head: 4:12
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Noice!🥴
thanks my dude
Lose*
@@aguywhofactseverything9279 NOOO_
“I know what it's like to lose.
To feel so desperately that you're right,
yet to fail nonetheless.
It's frightening.
Turns the legs to jelly.
I ask you, to what end?
Dread it.
Run from it.
Destiny arrives all the same.
And now, it's here.
Or should I say, I am.”
Thor: you talk too much
-rupi kaur
@@thanos9327 Thanos:* uses uno reverse card*
When he realizes he loses in endgame he i stantly goes to sit caus ehis legs went to jelly
Think the version in the trailer was better
Despite being a villain, some of the stuff Thanos says can actually inspire people to improve themselves. "Perfectly balanced as all things should be" encourages people to be more level headed and "the hardest choices require the strongest will" encourages them to go through with tough decisions. Another inspiring thing about him is that he genuinely sticks to his beliefs, which is something that most people are too weak to do.
What impress me most is that he never lies..just never
I agree!
You do realize you're trying to reason with humans right?
A species that is too difficult to reason with or to bargain with
People are too hung up on this "I gotta have it too if they have it!"
2:45 that pain in his voice and the agony on his face its so good
3:44 this scene too like he was genuine with her, he knows hes won theirs no need to treat her badly or to even lie to her, that's genuine sympathy there its such a good scene
Thanos is the coolest villain in history of cinema
And Heath ledger.
I agree
The top 3 are joker, Vader, and Thanos
He is the hero of his own story. He didn't do anything for greed or revenge
@@user-hm2si2wb1n he did it when it was needed. When someone tries to stop him from his goal
“Little one it's a simple calculus”
- my math teacher everytime I ask a dumb question in class 😂
There is nothing simple about calculus or mathematics in general
@@ibrahimkalmati9379 umm how about 1+1 that is simple
@@nuskyahmad6375 what about 1+1=10
I don't think it is that simple
@@ibrahimkalmati9379 The whole thing is incredibly simple
@@ibrahimkalmati9379 What’s 9+10?
"Now is no time to mourn. Now.... is no time at all."
That was such a great "oh shit" moment.
I remember when I was in the theater and I heard that I was like "You son of a bitch."
"Im the only one who knows that"
Damn, still such a badass quote. Thanos is forever the best villain in history
Maybe he’s referencing to what happened in eternals
@@farhanshahid1365I think the same.
I’d argue kingpin in daredevil tops thanos
"Reality is often disappointing"
*I agree*
I say that to myself when things don't go how I expected them too.
@@raw_riot_6917 We*
@@TheAndermany our 🗿
"You could not live with your own failure, what did it bring you ? Back to me".
-Thanos 2023
*"where did that bring you"
In endgame
- Alternate Thanos, 2014
Joker and Thanos the coolest villains I respect
Is the actors who played them josh brolin Heath ledger and Joaquin Phoenix
Nolan Sandoval Jack Nicholson?
Don't ever mention Joker in the same sentence with Thanos again!
I only respect heath ledgers joker.
RedFace 707 We know Joker is better but Thanos is pretty cool but he doesn’t have that fun intrigue that Joker has
“I ignored my destiny once, I cannot do that again” love that quote
He ignored his destiny in Endgame, and ended up trapped in one of the stones, until he had to be freed from the Reality Stone by Ronin.
- That’s my theory anyway
When he was feeling tears sacrificing his daughter , that was such a powerful moment , ALL OTHER VILLIANS usually do things just to be bad but he was doing bad things thinking he was actually doing right thing , that’s why he was the best villian of all time , he was so complex and made sense of his motives even if they were wrong
And that ending “ what did it cost “
“ everything “
The way he said that was so powerful
American Enigma _ Most villains, in real life or fantasy, who are like this tend to be the ones we remember the most. That’s why to this day people remember Stalin, Hitler, Mao, etc.
WorldWar2freak94 I don’t think so , Hitler wasn’t cool ! I doubt anyone heard Hitler speech and thought “ man that guy is saying pretty deep and philosophical stuff , I am intrigued by him even though his motives are too biblical , he is pretty cool though “
Don’t think so , then again real life is different so nope in real life we don’t IDOLIZE Hitler and such as Badass Boss .... we just remember them coz they were TERRIBLE ON LARGE SCALE ! that’s it !
@@americanenigma_5108 What do you mean no one thought that? His followers literally did think what he said made sense, otherwise they wouldn't have followed him
ChunkeM0nkey not his followers, I mean anyone else who heard him ,, we hear thanos and we feel Damn he has some valid af reasons and thoughts ! It’s just his way is wrong ! But Hitler motives and reasons were just terrible ... that’s what I meant , anyways simply put thanos was cool 😄
@@americanenigma_5108for what he wanted to do not wrong it was the only way. humanity cannot be in control of what is right or wrong the world is an example of this
**THANOS SPEAKS**
INTERNET: IT'S MEME TIME!
Internet: WRITE THAT DOWN! WRITE THAT DOWN!!!
perfectly balanced as everything should be
Some of these quotes should be used in daily life.
especially for the LA traffic
Yet no one seems to use them. Reality is often disappointing.
@@utku1079 that is it was....
Yea for example you should have gone for the head. Something i use quite a lot
Reality is often disappointing...
“Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now it’s here. Or should I say, I am” these words were my senior quote
Fav villain of all time
JayKing400 Villain? He is the hero! He was trying to correct the universe
@@jalvarez9043 that true?
@@jalvarez9043 it is.
Jesus Juan no that’s not being a hero
It’s between thanos , madara and the joker
Literally every time Thanos speaks, even a word, is a quote
You forgot "all that for a drop of blood."
Wasnt that good.
@@ThatOneDude7 Neither was your mom
I know that your mother jokes are very dead (like go back to 2011 dead) but that comeback was pretty badass, not gonna lie
ThatOneDude I would argue it was in context. Man took a team beating where they threw everything and all they got was a drop of blood. Like against any other enemy that team would wipe them clean.
@@ryank278 this made me laugh cuz it was so unexpected 💀💀
I like how Thanos gradually improves as a person throughout the movie. As he gets closer to his goals, he starts to emphasize with people, it’s like the same power that would otherwise corrupt people has the opposite effect on Thanos. Also a lot of his changes happen when he splits from his goons, maybe because he has to act more intimidating in front of them to get respect as an overlord.
I personally believe it’s because he had the soul stone, that connects the user with all living things in the universe
But yeah thanos was definitely a S tier villain
The directors said that acquiring the infinity stones is like a spiritual journey for thanos and the more he collects the more he loses.
Nietzsche actually flipped this quote into absolute weakness corrupts absolutely. Power on the other hand is the source of true morality. Power doesn't corrupt, it just shows your true colors. Sometimes those colors are inner hatred and resentment which again stems from the weakness of not being able to overcome oneself.
The original quote stems from the fear of the herd mentality. The fear of exceptional men.
Josh Brolin really made you feel sad for him. Thanos didn't want to wipe out half of life but felt the need to for the future.
In the comics he was approached by Death and told that life needed correcting.
This is what I love about Thanos. I wish some of the heroes understood him more what he was. Say his plan was still evil but he was different than other villains.
I definitely never felt sad for him lmao he's a lunatic idc what his intentions were
@@lordleo9047 yeah you don’t understand
@@devin7043 I get it oooo we all live in a nebula of moral ambiguity so deep & woke etc etc
playing god is a no no that’s just how it is
My GF: _You Better stop this nonsense or we're getting a cool down!_
Me: *I ignored my destiny once...I cannot do that again...Even for you*
My GF: _I don't even Exists...You're just making this up in your head_
Me: *Reality is often disappointing...And is, it was...Now...Reality can be whenever I want*
My GF: _Choose between me or that stupid Thanos!_
Me: *Little one it's a simple calculus*
My GF: _Disintegrates_
Me: *A small price to pay for salvation*
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Little one The resources finite if life is left unchecked it will cease to exist
Perfectly balanced as all things should be.
There is no time to mourn..there is no time at all
"It'd have been a waste of parts"! Lmao
Makes sense, really. In a world of finite resources, Thanos would loathe wasting anything he can still make use of.
The joy I just got seeing a splinter cell fan 😅 this does put a smile on my face.
@@swaguilar_ glad you are a fan too!
"The hardest choices require the strongest will"
This quote can fit into almost every situation.
In bed, too.
4:32 When he says "yes". The raw emotion you can hear in his voice. Brilliant. Just brilliant.
*_"Dread it, run from it, Destiny arrives all the same."_*
@@noblestar7742 Except Star Citizen. It will never be released. :D
*„And now it's here. Or should I say...I am"*
“The only matter i do not take seriously, boy, is you.”
Keep going!
"Your polotics bore me!!"😁
Your domineer is that of a pouty child!
And apparently you allienated my favorite daughter gamora
I will honor our agreement, kree, but return to empty handed, and I'll baith, the star ways in your blood!!!
One of the best things about Thanos is he's pretty calm for most of the movie. Everything he says which is pretty horrifying he does it in this soft, almost endearing tone. He really truly believes that what he's doing is right and its not out of malice. It's pretty evil what he does but to him he really does feel like he's justified and altruistic which makes him a fantastic villain but also terrifying. I really hope they give Doom the same stellar writing.
Ultron was a joke compared to this guy.
Thanos is a joke compared to Joker
@@n.c.r7380 Not in power.
@@feco91 power isn't everything
N.C.R we talkin’ superhero films only?
@@n.c.r7380 absolutely no, Thanos is the only villian that almost beat joker in his philosophy.
Reality is often disappointing
Perfectly describes DC movies against their animated movies
That is.. it was.
I said that to a middle-aged woman texting throughout the movie when I went to Infinity war. She didn't know wtf was goin' on.
@@mdalready1 it basically describes life i general.
Josh Brolin was destined to be Thanos, I can't imagine anyone else playing Thanos.
"Everything." Just that one word encapsulated every emotion he is feeling.
Easily up there with Heath ledger and Darth Vader
Rip heath ledger
Darth vader lolz
@@civic443 yes he's a better villain then Vader 😂
Definitely
Ah yes the famous Batman villain Heath Ledger
: Stark
Stark: You know me?
: I do. You're not the only one cursed with knowledge.
Me: My only curse is you...
Sanji: COME ON!!!
Thanos so reminds me of Kratos in GoW3. Especially at the end, when he talks with little Gamora, resembles Kratos talking with Pandora at the end
Or Kratos talking with Atreus
@@venturatheace1
Atreus meet has no similarity.
Gow3 Kratos takes on the entirety of Mount Olympus and takes them down, with a talk with Pandora at the end.
Thanos takes on the entirety of the avengers and turns them to dust, with a talk with little gamora at the end
@@michealbay1290 Only Thanos did what he did because he thought it was true justice, Kratos just hated the gods, he didn't really care if he was morally right.
@@justaguyonhispc2839
From Kratos pov , he did erase the injustice from power hungry Olympus and all their lying and raping, destruction just for pleasure.
Avengers are a bunch of lying deceiving scumbags who sit in Stark's tower(like mt.olympus) that destroys everything in their path for their power-trip.
@@michealbay1290 did you even play god of war 3, Kratos knew that what he was doing was wrong and after doing it he hated himself so much that he tried to kill himself. Thanos on the other hand thinks that he is doing the right thing even though mass genocide is a very naive solution to over population.
You have our respect, MCU. When we’re gone, a new humanity will be alive. We hope they remember you.
Damn that hits hard NGL
@@abinavbl915 And that is why I made that comment, not because of how it hits hard, but because of how worthy MCU really is that it should not be forgotten!
"The hardest choices require the strongest wills" now that right there is what i call perfection
changed my life!
"Reality is often disappointing"
-Thanos
One of the best quotes from one of the best villain
"Now is no time at all"
THAT WAS A SICK ONE TBH
LegendaryAlex reminds me of mr incredible when he says “no there isnt. In fact, theres no time at all.”
@@BlackDiamond2718 hard as fuck
I always liked the way Thanos was compassionate toward Wanda. He admires and understands her struggle to sacrifice someone she loves for the greater good--after all in his mind that's exactly what he did too. He doesn't get mad either when she accuses him of not being able to understand. He's gentle, nurturing even, in the face of her pain. Thanos never wanted to hurt anyone, it's all just unfortunate collateral damage on his way to finishing his great quest.
"The hardest choices require the strongest wills"
The first time seeing Thanos was truly a moment in my life. Kinda like when your favorite hero is so perfect on screen. He’s not even my favorite villain. He’s just the one I’ve truly feared.
What do you do to beat him?
First step is to realize he's not real. There you beat him.
@@willldo4 but the people who believe in necessary evil are
@@Dukesparrow1999 there is always going to be evil people. That's part of being alive.
@@willldo4Agreed.
"But I never taught you to lie. That's why you're so bad at it."
Peter Quill in GoTG2: "You think an evil supervillain would learn how to properly lie."
infinity war thanos doesn't sees himself as a villain or an evil mastermind, he's trying to save the universe
he was doing the right thing the only way he thought it was possible, not because he willingly wanted to kill half the universe
endgame thanos is trash
Thanos was a hero. Not the one they deserved but the one they needed. Tony Stark and Ant-Man are known for fucking things up and it was their plan to use time travel to undo something Thanos proved was necessary from his Titan story
@@majormarketing6552 It seems like you and Thanos don't understand that after a major disaster birthrates skyrocket.
So eventually the universe population would be to where it was before, be in a worse situation then Titan since the population would use resources quicker since there's half of the population now.
And since Thanos destroyed the stones his entire mission is pointless in the end since he has no one to continue the snap or etc, and he has left half of the universe defense less to entities like Dormammu.
Yeah some hero he is. He only focused on the present despite claiming focusing on the future.
@@Pain-rf6kg does that happen in every universe or just something you assume happen on some small area on earth?
@@Haz1Art It happens irl, so its definitely going to happen in multiple different societies, planets ,etc, that's more advance then us.
Once Again Thanos whole mission is pointless and hypocritical.
Thanos in the MCU was PEAK antagonist, because unlike so many movies he wasn't a bad guy. He understood what he was doing was bad but truly felt that what he was doing was the right thing to do even though it was painful for all involved. He was willing to sacrifice 'everything' to accomplish what he felt the universe needed. He's one of those very few bad guys that somehow give you a sense of compassion and understanding for him even though he must be destroyed. So many bad guys are just straight up evil or bad, Thanos is the bad guy that knows he's a bad guy but he does it because he thinks it's the merciful thing to do. Damn MCU killed it with this character.
In the trailers. They made him say the “this puts a smile on my face”. But they obviously fooled us when it’s not in the movie. It’s amazing how complex this character is. I thought he was happy about doing this like all the villains but he goes through pain to do this.
That was for endgame..dude
waqar solangi pretty sure this “smile” quote was only in the trailers.
I meant that should had been in endgame..
The way he said in endgame'' in all my years of conquest , violence ,slaughter it was never personal, but i tell you now what am about to do your stubborn annoying little planet, am gonna enjoy it very very much..
Well, reality is often disapointing
3:08: When I give out test answers to the lower grades students
Every word that Thanos told is a quote!!! Mad respect for the mad titan.
"Everything "
Chills ran thru the theater as the scene played, ill never forget the moral lesson in that! Nothing in life nor death is free, wether worth having or not worth having.
His quote, his goals. If you sit in the long-ass traffic jam, you'll realize that maybe Thanos was right. He sacrificed everything even the daughter he loves the most, to stand tall when the world is against you and to do something knowing you will be hated for the rest of your life for it by a whole lot of people and you gain nothing from it. Yes "the hardest choices require the strongest of will" sums it all.
He wasn't right though. No one can control the will of the universe. He was trying to achieve his own plan, ignoring the universal waves of motion.
@@dylanwesley3964 in endgame, you'll notice that Captain tells Black Widow to look on the bright side about the effect of the snap. Water is clear and clean, and there are more fish and nature is growing back. Just like when we're quarantine. Dolphin swim in Venice.
@@justintimbersaw3934 my point is, no matter how right Thanos thinks he is, he is playing a self appointed role of caretaker of a problem he thinks is reality. The universe is the way it is for a reason. It's not right for Thanos to alter it because he feels it's the way it needs to be.
@@dylanwesley3964 he just don't want other planets to meet the same fate as his. And because not everybody accept his ideas, that's why there is Avengers.
Dylan Wesley “Right” and “wrong” is a completely made up concept taught to you when you were younger. You were lied to at a young age that there’s a clear cut “right” choice or “wrong” choice” and that their are “good” and “bad” guys.It’s much harder to know what’s right and wrong or good and bad when you take in account all the minor details, because details do matter. To people like you who would have loss their loved ones and even had a chance of not existing anymore it seems wrong and that he’s evil, but literally everyone after you, who gets to continue to keep living and wasn’t affected by him that get to have a chance at life and not struggling to eat due to the fact that their will be resources available for them he’s seen as a hero because he extended to the possibility for millions of years to come.
There was this one quote from a show i really loved where the main villain reprimands the heroes for coming after him, asking them why do they even bother trying to avenge their fellow humans comparing himself to natural phenomenons like earthquakes and volcanic eruptions. I feel like with a bit of change it could have made a great Thanos quote. (But Thanos is too humble i suppose so it would be quite hard)
Here's the full quote
"Persistent. You're all seriously persistent. And it bores me. It sickens me from the bottom of my heart. Whenever you open your mouth, you only remember that one dumb notion about avenging your parents, kids, or siblings. You've all survived. That should be enough for you. So your family got slaughtered. What's the problem here? Think of yourself as lucky, and go back to the way you lived life before. Look at it this way. Being killed by me is the same as encountering a great calamity. You don't need to think so hard about it. Rains, winds, volcano eruptions, earthquakes. Nobody tries to swear revenge on a natural disaster, no matter how many lives it takes. You can't bring dead humans back to life. Why not just stop fussing over the issue all the time, and live quietly to earn your daily wages. Most humans live that life. Why can't you all do that? There's only one reason. The Demon Hunters are an assembly of deviants. And I'm tired of dealing with deviants. I'm the one who really wants to put an end to all this."
Your right Thanos is too humble to say that Muzan Kibutsuji though is far more of a narcissist.
"The hardest choices require the strongest will"
That hit hard❗