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Yeah, I think certain heroes such as Spider-Man and Kate Bishop are too green to be in the field. They do not think in terms of long term implications and the people they love suffer the consequences.
Reed Richards spouting out Black Bolt's power in FRONT of Scarlett Witch, giving her the advantage over him and the Illuminati. You'd think Reed would know better than that, huh?
@@jaredgagnon7342 Agreed. Richard could have told Wanda to stand down.
@@jaredgagnon7342 nah, that's just how Reed Richards is
All of them were stupid.
To be honest, being the smartest person in the room and somehow still making the dumbest decision possible is pretty accurate for Reed Richards
Right. People don't get that he does that shite all the time in the comics. I love the memes but only people who watch the movies says stupid bs like that.
Even the Fox movies acknowledges that Reed is not that smart.
Reed is Brilliant when it comes to Science, not so much when comes to Tactics
you really think he actually knew Wanda could warp reality? The issue with most fans? they are idiots when it comes to realizing the fact the characters aren't omnicient and don't know what we know AS far as he knew, the most she could do was warp minds and throw a few objects. He had no clue she could alter reality as a whole.
But.....who would reasonably expect Black Bolt's mouth to just stop existing out of nowhere? She didn't even perform an incantation or do any weird hand movements she just CTRL + X his mouth with a thought in 0.00001 seconds. If I were Reed I'd probably think to myself "Hmmmm if she could really do something like that then we would've been gone already"
Star-Lord smacking Thanos should've been a tie with Thor for number one
I Love StarLord i feel Bad for Lose his love GORMA 🥺❤️
He was getting on my nerves like crazy in Infinity War, lmao.
@@peterproductions5015 I Know and I Will defend Chris Pratt For Me and StarLord is my favorite MCU Hero
@@seanpvs101moviesproduction3 I don’t particularly agree with you, but it’s nice that you defend your favorite heroes, pal. 👍
@@peterproductions5015 Thank you For Being respective. 💙
The last two Spiderman plots began with a genius character doing something uncharacteristically stupid on Peter's behalf
Correction: Thanos didn’t get the time stone by force, Doctor Strange gave it to him so that Iron Man wouldn’t die
True
He didn't say he took it by force. He just said he was able to get his hands on it
In order to live with Tony they must sacrifice Vision
Just so he could die 3 hours later
Peter really should have thought harder about asking Dr. Strange to make everyone forget he was Spider Man
He literally didn't. Spider-Man gets the flack for that, but it was all Doctor Strange's fault. Peter never asked for a memory spell, he asked Dr. Strange to make it so Mysterio never revealed his identity. Since he couldn't do that, Doctor Strange made the decision to use a memory spell instead, Not specifying how it worked until he was already performing the spell, then got mad at Peter for making the frankly quite reasonable. Request that his original wish be honored, and the people who knew before Mysterio still know. Doctor Strange wasn't able to say no to a kid, so instead He misunderstands the kid's wish, tampers with the fabric of the universe, throws a fit when the kid tries to clear up that misunderstanding, and then blames the kid when things go wrong. Real class act, that Strange. No wonder he isn't Sorcerer Supreme in this universe.
@@hjspalenka he’s at least smarter than Tony Stark
Wouldn't have it been possible if they forgot the video that framed Spider-Man? That way, Peter could have made a video explaining the truth before the other video resurfaced
@@hjspalenka Sorry but as soon as Strange starts casting the spell, announcing that the world will forget he's Spider-Man, Peter knew and could've shut it down. He was fine with the memory wipe then acted like a moron because he forgot he could just tell Ned and MJ he's Spider-Man after the spell. Strange was an idiot to do it but so was Peter.
@@ethandraper4645 Peter is no expert on the mystic arts. As soon as he realized that he and Doctor Strange were not on the same page, he started to correct him. He immediately started putting together a list that he did not know he was going to need of all the people who previously knew he was Spider-Man. Peter does not know how to spell works, so it should not fall on him to stop the spell in order for them to figure out the specific way to do that. Dr. Strange is 1) an adult and 2) a master of the mystic arts. He knew how to spell worked, and responsibility. Would have been on him to stop the spell and figure out what they actually needed. Or better yet, figure out what Peter wanted in the first place before he started casting any kind of spell at all. Any attempt to blame Peter for this is shifting the blame away from somebody who is an actual expert in their field, in order to point the finger at somebody who is either a literal child, or at best literally just became an adult.
Thanks for mentioning Drax calling Ronin. I always thought that was a dumb thing to do and was always unhappy that it was never on lists like this.
I hate to say this but Rocket to be mean on his boo hoo wife and daugther.
If we're going with a Loki mistake, I think taking the Tesseract from the weapons vault in Ragnarok is arguably much worse than calling to open the Bifrost earlier in the movie. Taking the Tesseract led to Thanos finding the Asgardian ship and killing most of their people - including Loki and Heimdall - and getting his hands on one more of the stones. I'd say that's probably Loki's worst mistake in the MCU.
Can you say with absolute certainty that an exploding planet would destroy an Infinity Stone, something that was literally made at the beginning of the universe? He wasn't just going to leave it floating in space for Thanos to find.
Oof
Maybe he won't in What If season 2🤔😂
@@sundancelokidottir1942 True I would not have thought of that
@@sundancelokidottir1942 yeah honestly I would have taken the tesseract as well
biggest mistake that happened in Phase 4: Sylvie killing He Who Remains
That's was so dumb
@@joshdavis6061 Should Sylvie show up in Quantumania: Sylvie: I made a terrible mistake Scott Lang: "OH, I MADE A TERRIBLE MISTAKE" That's you!!
@@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722 😂😂 doctor strange too
@@joshdavis6061 Sorry but part of me wished to have a TeamFourStar-like reaction
I’m surprised T’Challa willfully putting everything on the line in combat vs Killmonger wasn’t on this list. That was a really stupid decision. He didn’t have to do that and only did so because the plot needed him to.
His father also abandoned Kilmonger the night he killed his uncle
ALL OF THESE WERE DONE ONLY BECAUSE THE PLOT NEEDED THEM TO...
@@captainprice2671 His father killed N'Jobu in the first place even after clearly disarming him and having the strength and reflexes of a super soldier on his side.
He had to do that. Killmonger had exercised his birthright to do so. The elders debated this. The Dora Milaje turned on them when he lost. How much so, had he not accepted the challenge?
And to show everyone's belief in the challenge tradition, the Dora Milaje then turn on Killmonger immediately when they see that T'Challa never died, and that the challenge should continue. Come on, Man...
Guardians 3 is going to be an uphill battle of convincing the audience Star Lord isn't the main reason why Thanos won.
Yep😂
I do wonder if Gunn felt like slapping the Russos after that scene. Gunn: "Thanks for regressing my character from seasoned leader back into angry man-child".
Whoa, whoa, whoa! Wait a minute. #9 should’ve been titled “Tony/Iron Man bequeathing E.D.I.T.H. to Peter”. Up until the reveal, EVERYONE believed in Beck’s deception, even Talos who was covering for the real Nick Fury. So when Peter gave E.D.I.T.H. to Mysterio, he believed he was giving it to someone who would use the defense system more responsibly. In conclusion, it wasn’t a “stupid decision” because unlike everyone else on this list Spidey was applying common sense.
Not to mention it took forever for him to dominate his "Tingle"
Also the real Nick Fury would’ve seen through Beck’s deception
So true. Peter trusted Mysterio because Nick Fury introduced them and showed Peter that Mysterio can be trusted to handle things.
@@ninabyun5477 It's their fault that I want the forthcoming Secret Invasion to end with their extinction
Greatest Mcu Moment Ever He Can Destroy You With One Whisper From His Mouth 🤣
What mouth ?😶
@@thebaninginoftheend9141 It was mind blowing
Ever since Peter Quill punched Thanos; till this day I am so mad at him. He screwed up big time.
yeah I used to love the character but he hasn't reedemed himself in my eyes yet.
Because no real person would ever go ballistic after finding out their loved one had just been murdered.
Gamora whack star lord in the balls
@@BBBHuey Finally someone with empathy in the comments
Now that is unfair he has lost his mom, adopted dad, and the love of his life of course he snapped after all the heartbreak he has dealt with I feel more sad for him then mad and I'm sure he regretted doing it as well especially after the 'why did you do that?'
The thing about Tony inviting the bad guys to his house: not only did he tell The Mandarin where he lives… he revealed his home address to the entire public. WHO DOES THAT?
To be fair, I think Quill smacked Mantis' hand, hurting her and making her let go of Thanos. Which is also what I believe to be the reason Illuminati won against Thanos much easier, as Xavier could have mind cripple Thanos while Reed uses himself to restrain him. But Quill's mistake, no matter how idiotic, is reasonable and in character. But the supposed Smartest Man Alive telling the opponent of his friend's main power and, essentially how to stop him, is a different level of foolishnes, and something I think cannot be overstated.
It's still kinda his fault that eventually........................... Norman Osborn happened
He wasn't sharing black bolt's weakness he was simply reasoning with Wanda. Obviously illuminati didn't resort to deadly force every time a threat showed up.
@@genekendrick679 Still, he should have not said what Black Bolt's power or its source is. He was reasoning, yes. But he should have also thought of the idea of Wanda not being reasonable.
He would have tried to reason with Wanda by any other smarter way besides revealing black bolt's power. I mean come on. it's Mr. Fantastic. He is an empathetic character but with the greatest intellect. As a strategy, black bolt should be the last piece Reed should use against Wanda. If all ways of reasoning with her fails.
@@SampathWijesinghe Yeah. He could have simply said "Wanda, you are a threat and we will have no choice but to try and stop you" or some other variations. I mean as one person pointed out, Rhodey distracted Wanda WITHOUT harming her and her harming him.
How It Should Have Ended (HISHE) when seeing a list of MCU's mistakes: *"It is free real estate."*
lol 😂
"Here's a bright idea, how about you not give some extremely dangerous technology to a hormonal teenager just because you like his attractive aunt."
reminds me of a gag in a very silly fan-story, where a kid who wished to be like Thanos but could NOT pronounce ANY words correctly tried to copy "the snap": a sign appeared that said "FOR SALE: ONE PLANET. CHEAP." "HUH?!" "oh...he used the REALTY gem." [everyone groans] he also wished to be "Vincible"...
I feel like Doctor Strange going against Wong’s warnings and doing the spell in No Way Home is still one of the worst choices ever made. He’s this “expert” in magic, but didn’t consider the consequences, didn’t bother to inform Peter of the consequences, and together they really couldn’t come up with a better plan?
Like erasing Mysterio's or J Jonah Jameson's memories?
@@DragonGoddess18 Or Wanda at least coming out of hiding, faking her identity herself and turn them into sitcom slaves with their real memories repressed
@@Die-Angst I meant erase it so Mysterio and "Man Child" Jameson never spilled the beans in the first place
I have a personal theory about the "mistaken spell" from No Way Home. Actually, it was not wrongly done. The problem is that at the exact moment the spell was conjured, the multiverse has opened (this considers the fact that this scene is happening at the same time as the end of "Wanda Vision" and the end of "Loki"). In other words, Dr. Strange has practiced the spell when only the Sacred Timeline existed. But at that exact moment, the multiverse was released and caused unexpected/unknown effects from the spell. Thus, it was not a mistake, it was just a new situation.
That's a good argument. But wouldn't Dr. Strange, as the master of mystic arts, be aware of such a situation before conjuring this spell. I mean if he wasn't prepared for such a dilemma then the world is truly not safe from multi dimensional and multi universal threats.
@@SampathWijesinghe Dr. Strange and Wong are aware of many more things than those that appear in the movies. But specifically about the release of the multiverse, it seems impossible for them to know what was going on. This is because Loki was the one doing it, and TVA is a world without access, out of the control of time. In fact, until this movie, Loki was the only being outside TVA knowing more details about the opening of the multiverse. Lastly, it would not be possible to prepare before considering that it happened at the same time of the release.
Not so much a mistake but when Dr Strange wanted to go back to Earth after being rescued by Tony and Peter on the space ship in I.W , why couldn't he just Sling Ring back ?
Maybe Maw got rid of it?
@@BBBHuey naa strange was still opening portals for peter to attack Thanos
Out of range maybe? I think it has something to do with what they said in the 1st Doctor Strange movie.
@@brandonpayne2877 but strange used a portal to get himself and other from titan to earth in endgame. IMO I just thought Tony convince strange to go along with his plan.....after all Tony can be very persuasive lol
I thought the same thing. He had the ring but still asked Tony if he could get them home, then in Endgame, he teleports EVERYONE back to Earth. All I can figure is maybe he couldn't do it while moving as fast as they were and could have done it once they landed but then Tony talked him in to fighting Thanos on Titan.
"Oh, we can handle your witch" Me: sure you can
What I hated about Spider-Man: No Way Home is that Peter Parker and Stephen Stange, two of the most smart and intelligent minds of the world, are irresponsible like a silly child. All in the name of the fanservice.
Well fans buy tickets, not imaginary characters
Actually it’s pretty inline with their characters at that point they both kept making stupid decisions because is strange”s arrogances and petters being a dumb kid
@@shaungababotse8397 yeah, man! They say Strange is the greatest Supreme Sorcerer that ever been. But in this movie he was irresponsible in multiversal scale. Make no sense at all!
@@arijunior5753 he is not the sorcerer supreme, yet, Eong is still clearly still the sorcerer supreme
#8 reminds me of a strange comic book i read recently: everyone though Clint Barton (the original Hawkeye) was dead, so Kate had been using his gear and even the name Hawkeye for some time... BUT then Clint returned, so of course he wanted his stuff back. so Kate challenged him to a shooting contest. she shoots a perfect bullseye, then Clint says something like, "i bet my costume and name that i can SPLIT your arrow using this cheap bow and arrows that i bought from a store." Kate was CERTAIN he could NOT do that so she agreed... he did it. BUT later she SNEAKS in and STEALS his stuff... he follows her, and says something like, "if you want it THAT badly, AND you were clever enough to sneak in THERE and get out, then you're good enough to keep using it."
The mistake in no way home is that Peter should of said let the world forget about the whole Mysterio situation and then we get no movie case closed
Peter: "I know, I'll have Doctor Strange make everyone forget I was ever Spider-Man with a magic spell." MJ: "Have you thought that through recently?" Peter: "Oh sure, he knows everything about what I need." Scientist: "Here's a bright idea: How about you go over the details over who forgets you're Spider-Man and who doesn't before you have Doctor Strange cast a mind-altering spell just because you're too desperate to fix everything." Peter: "Ughh... fine." Peter: "Okay, so some of the people who I don't want to forget I'm Spider-Man are my girlfriend, my best friend, Aunt May, Happy, Fury, and you. Go crazy on everybody else." Doctor Strange: "Alright then. Now I can cast the spell. See how easy it is to go over the details?"
reminds me of an online comic (no longer available without paying) where a villain wished for all other villains to forget that she was married to a hero. BUT her husband just HAPPENED to be working undercover AS A VILLAIN when she made that wish, so HE forgot too!
Thanos: You should have aimed for the head. Thor: You know, I was thinking the exact same thing. But then I thought naaaah! The arm is good. Thanos: Oh poop.
Or better yet just have the world forget about what Mysterio said
Peter didn't ignore the details. He made a very specific request that Doctor Strange make it so mysterio did not reveal he was Spider-Man. Doctor Strange decided not to ask for any details, and instead use a memory wipe spell on the entire universe without telling Peter the details of the spell until he was already doing it. That is a grown ass man making mistakes and pinning them on a child, and we all just agreed with him like we didn't see how it actually went down.
@@patrickthegrandsonofathord2593 Isn't that the whole idea?
Drakov literally having thousands of black widows under his control and doing nothing with them was one of the dumbest plot holes in that movie. And I’m not even going to talk about how they screwed up Taskmaster
werent they like hundreds?
The more I think about Black Widow, the madder I get. I usually don't get angry at action movies, but damn, that movie gets in my nerves
didn't he claim they were influencing world events, that old chestnut
Yeah, Taskmaster being a woman in the Black Widow program really makes her overly masculine armor a poor decision and leads to the worst kind of twist in the MCU's history. We really did not need a "Samus-is-a-Girl" kind of twist for a villain in a 2021 superheroine movie full of female assassins.
Seems to me Loki made an even worse mistake taking on Thanos directly with a knife; that mistake cost him his life. Well, the version of him we were familiar with before Endgame, anyway.
he wanted to redeem himself and he did, it wasn't a mistake...
@@dingdongangeles7904 No in that sense it wasn't as he did save Thor; but what I meant is the way he went about it. As was pointed out in the miniseries, Loki could have used an illusion of himself as a diversion (only unlike old Loki get a shot in while invisible and Thanos was distracted with Thor); after all, such illusions for such purposes was his best-developed ability. I was expecting that to have turned out to be the case all along and was mystified when it didn't develop that way after all. Never made any sense to me that he didn't at least try - even if he failed. But then as you indirectly point out maybe he feared Thanos would kill Thor in the event of such treachery; something I had not thought of until now.
I think Star Lord's attacking Thanos should have been number 1 or 2 because it was the domino effect that led to half the universe being snapped out of existence
Yeah,too many people defend that moment
@@DragonGoddess18 too many blame that moment. Tony and Strange could’ve easily done something.
@@nolan4826 Or Nebula since she was the only one not occupied with holding onto Thanos. Has nobody else ever not done something rash out of anger?
@@nolan4826 And thank you for proving me right Strange couldn't
I would’ve gone with Steve not telling tony that his parents had been assassinated
I blame strange more than I blame Peter "I'm just gonna cast this dangerous spell for a high school student without going over any of the details, what could possibly go wrong" -later "Oh, right, everything can go wrong"
3. THE MANDARIN ALREADY KNEW WHERE STARK LIVED! HE'S A MAJOR CELEBRITY! EVERYONE KNEW WHERE HE LIVED!!!
Then again, if Peter did communicate with Strange about the details of the spell being casted, it wouldn’t have gone haywire, and we wouldn’t have a movie. 🤷🏽♂️
Imma be honest, nebula knew about quills feelings and relationship status so if she had just like, not told him that gamora died things would have gone different
Loki made quite a few dumb decisions. At the end of _Thor: Ragnarok_ , he would steal the Tesseract from Odin’s Vault Room, which would lead Thanos straight to him and Thor. Then, at the beginning of _Infinity War_ , he had to watch alongside Thor as Thanos and the Black Order would kill all the remaining Asgardians, including Heimdall. Then, he tried to single-handedly kill Thanos by tricking him, and his attempt in doing so was not well-thought-out, was very obvious to Thanos, and led to Loki’s death.
He should have gone for the hand You know, no hand no snap
To be fair, it is hard for people to throw an axe sideways and on a contour not to hit anything else but the head
5:35 I've always blamed Nebula for this mistake. Had she actually kept her mouth shut and never said anything about Thanos bringing Gamora to Vormir and coming back without her, Quill would not have gone berserk. Additionally, aside from Quill, Nebula was just standing there THE WHOLE TIME. She could have helped Peter and Tony on removing the Gauntlet.
Correction: Strange failed to make sure he and Peter were on the same page with the spell before he started it, and also decided instead of making everyone forget what Mysterio said, they should make everyone forget who Spider Man was. It was his idea as well, albeit after Peter had already asked for time travel. He rushed into it. Peter's mistakes are more excusable, as he was unfamiliar with how magic worked, Strange was the one who knew the risks going in and didn't give Peter the warnings beforehand. This was more Strange's screw up than Peter's.
Exactly. He even admited it when MJ told him the same, that that wasn't purely Peter's mistake. So he added "Please..." before he repeated "Scooby-doo this shit".
No. 9, or E.D.I.T.H. should've easily identified Beck for Peter that he was actually a former Stark employee who developed in hologram technology and was fired for being unstable to him
I actually don’t think Peter giving EDITH to Mysterio was a bad idea. In the grand scheme of things it went awfully but Peter trusted Quentin and he made a good image for himself. Also,Peter was a bit naive at the time and you couldn’t really blame him entirely with all the pressure mounted on him. He also couldn’t contact most of the Avengers who could use it.
Actually correct that, He couldn't access the heroes who COULD use it properly. Dr. Strange is well known for living in New York.
As emotional as Quill is, you can’t tell me anyone in his position wouldn’t do the same to Thanos. What if Tony was told that Piper was murdered by Thanos? Thor & Jane? Strange & Christine? Parker & MJ? I’m just saying: if a big bad killed the love of your life, you can’t tell me you wouldn’t react the way Quill did
Quill could have at least waited till they got the gauntlet off. Then he could’ve hammered Thanos as much as he wanted to
Maybe I would have more of a Wanda-like reaction. Or a Walker-like reaction. Or conclude like Optimus Prime that no matter how vast an universe is, it will never be big enough for me and many killers TO COEXIST!!!!!
1: Reed Kills Black Bolt (Multiverse of Madness) 2: Peter Givesaway EIDETH (Far From Home) 3: Quill Ruins the Plan (Infinity War) 4: Releasing Taskmaster (Black Widow) 5: Drax Calls Ronan (Guardians of the Galaxy) 6: Tony Reveals His Address (Iron Man 3) 7: Giving Up the Stone (Infinity War) 8: Tony/Bruce Create Ultron (Age of Ultron) 9: Peter Visits Strange (No Way Home) 10: Cap Keeps Secrets (Civil War)
Technically, it’s not entirely Quill’s/Star-Lord’s fault for foiling the plan to steal the Gauntlet, it’s also Nebula’s and Mantis’s. Instead of knocking Quill out or getting him to snap out of it while he was beating on Thanos, Nebula literally JUST STOOD THERE AND DID NOTHING. Also, while Mantis was trying to incapacitate Thanos, she said that he was in anguish and that he’s mourning; SHE DIDN’T HAVE TO SAY THAT! HOW DOES THAT BENEFIT THE TEAM FROM STOPPING THANOS?! If Mantis hadn’t told Quill that Thanos mourns, then Nebula wouldn’t have told Quill that it’s Gamora that Thanos is mourning because he killed her to retrieve the Soul Stone. AND NEBULA DIDN’T HAVE TO DO THAT EITHER BECAUSE HER DOING SO CAUSED QUILL TO SNAP!
Unfortunately this never ever stopped him from looking somberly at Parker because he kinda sent Iron Man to his death in the long run and everything in MCU Phase 4 happened
No Way Home could’ve ended with Peter asking Steven “I wish that everyone forgot who Mysterio was and what he ever said as Mysterio”. Roll Credits
#3: Tony's address would be public record. "Giving up his address" was more of a statement that he wasn't going to run or hide.
In Tony's defense, he was reeling from being influenced by Wanda's powers. Still, if he had told the Avengers about his vision earlier, this could've been avoided.
He’s also the main reason the Avengers disbanded
Tony probably thought Wanda's mind-rape was another PTSD/panic attack and wanted to keep it quiet. And, even if he told the team, there's no guarantee they would take him seriously, considering how often they (Steve) used him and ignored him. ("SomeTiMes mY TeAm doEsn'T teLL Me ThIngs!1!")
@@jcj268 not really, it was the inability to negotiate that caused that. Tony actually tried to be reasonable but Steve wasn’t as willing
@@jcj268 Lol! Actually, if you watch close enough, the real reason the Avengers disbanded is because of Cap and his duplicity, as he did the exact same thing that Tony and Bruce did, in not telling Tony about the Winter Soldier and his parents, after finding out about them at the end of TWS. Watching AoU with this in mind, shows how inconsistent the Cap writing was from Avengers to TWS, and then back to AoU, before going back to CW. It is like Whedon did not speak to the Russos at all...
Can you do top 10 things we missed in the trailer for Black Panther Wakanda Forever movie? Can you do top 10 actors who could have replaced Chadwick Boseman as T'Challa /Black Panther in the MCU?
Pretty sure #2 is Strange’s fault. As an actual doctor, he should be accustomed to explaining a procedure and potential negative impacts to someone before he performs it.
I always seem to see that quill’s actions in infinity war are to blame but this is the first time I see Thor’s actions is blamed. Honestly both are to blame. Quill had the first opportunity, and Thor had the last chance. Unless all that happened was part of strange’s 1 chance he saw they could win, so both of those mistakes had to happen? But I’m still confused on that
No. 2, yeah even "How Spider-Man No Way Home Should Have Ended" poked fun at how Peter and Strange should've taken a minute to make sure they were both 100% on the same page with all the details they were making before Strange kicked off this wildly dangerous spell that taps into the Multiverse just because he was too lazy to take the advice of the sorcerer supreme, or here's another idea if they two had used the spell to make everyone forget Mysterio and everything he ever said
I'm so f^^^ing happy that the moment when Thor didn't go for Thanos' head or arm took the #1 spot. I still respect the argument that the #1 spot should've gone to the moment when Peter Quill attacked Thanos out of emotional rage.
You know most of these are understandable... it's still dumb, but understandable 10: Drax was drunk and vengeful 9: Peter was being manipulated by Beck 8: Kate's first thought was probably to just get home after experiencing that whole ordeal 7: if you saw someone crush Mjolnir, one of the strongest weapons in the MCU like it was glass, you'd wanna flee too 6 and 1: considering that Thanos killed Quill's love interest and half of Thor's people, including Helmdal and Loki... those two wanted revenge. 4: well... you said it yourself, Ego was an egomaniac, and thought he had Quill his thumb 3: Tony was pissed that at the Mandarin after Happy was severely injured by an Extremis subject 2: Peter was desperate and thought Strange was his only option Though I can't defend Tony creating Ultron though, other than the fact that he was still under the effects of Wanda's spell
The dumbest moment was Reed Richards explaining Scarlet Witch black bolt can take her out with his voice. If he hadn't done that... it wouldn't have made that big of a difference since she was only dream walking. Still pretty dumb tough.
@@mlgmeistros4278 isn't on the list though, I agree, isn't on the list though
@@Die-Angst there fixed it
Tony admitted that he and Bruce were nowhere near the point of creating the interface for ultron’s AI so the only thing he was really guilty of was the ultron project in general since he didn’t know what the mind stone was going to do
The Black Bolt one was supposed to scare/warn her...i doubt Reed knew she could make BB's mouth disappear...
In Avengers Endgame the team should have used the time travel to go back when Thanos had all the gems before he destroyed them, even if that would have ended the film much earlier (HISHE thought of that).
That doesn't make sense as it would be a repeat of the battle on Titan/Wakanda (in IW) or the battle on Earth (in EG), only with way less resources against a fully resourced Thanos. Also, when would they get a chance to wish everyone back and take out Thanos, considering the damage inflicted on the "Snapper"?
About no 2: The dumb mistake was Dr Strange's decision to do the spell in the first place...
I agree. At least Peter is pretty young and not old enough to make a smart decision. Or maybe he was under pressure because everyone is after him so he made a quick and rash decision. But Dr. Strange wasn''t smart enough to sit him down and talk about it or discuss alternative options
Nobody could’ve done a background check on Quentin Beck at all to find out he was a former stark employee? Just saying…
HISHE did that one
@@Die-Angst This movie occurred before the multiverse was introduced in the Marvel universe. If you're talking about the fate of the world, background checks are pretty important and thats what Fury did for a majority of the avengers (they kinda get a pass on this since the real fury was not in the movie). He was a stark employee in Civil War. Happy should've at least remembered the guy if he was security for Stark.
@@blackman34 he was a former employee during civil war, tony had fired him for understandable reasons
8:52 "Oops." 😆
Sounds like the same thing Spider-Man did but eventually did help the bad guys until things got awry
We can give Peter a break in far from home because at that time he just wanted a normal life after the event of endgame but the people around him wanted him to be the next Ironman and didn't even ask if he wanted to. They just expected him to and what he did was pretty much their own fault for Peter giving away Edith.
No. 3, Tony could've just easily cancelled all detective work and rendering projects and just focused all his resources on defending his house from attack and just send out the Iron Legion after he gave away his home address to a terrorist and challenged him to a fight
Doctor Strange was dumb for not giving Peter any warnings. I’d say he’s more to blame than Peter.
Honestly, I don't even blame Peter. Sure he could have asked the college to reconsider, but that wouldn't have fixed everything else going wrong and he could kill two birds with one stone by going to Doctor Strange first. Strange starting the spell without asking for details made no sense; it should have occurred to Strange that there should be exceptions for friends or family, or HIMSELF.
Telling wanda that black bolt could kill her with one whisper should be on the list
The entire ending of infinity war is just flat out stupid. The Star Lord is obvious yes but Strange not using his portal to cut off Thanos arm like he did earlier in this very same movie with someone else is the height of STUPIDITY
Could you make a Top 10 evil MCU Parents, Father, Mother or other family Members?
I would have put "Star-Lord ruins the plan" closer to #1 ✌
Oh, Star-Lord. Not a good idea. They were so close to take it off but grief took over
Star Lord: " You shouldn't have killed my mom and squished my Walkman!" LOL
Another one that really bothered me was in the beginning of Infinity war when Tony decides to go surprise Thanos on his planet instead of directing the spaceship back to earth, he decided to go to an unknown planet to face an enemy that has an army and maybe a few infinity stones with a kid and a man he just met who happened to carry a very valuable infinity stone himself while he literally had an army of avengers on earth.
Number 2: also Doctor Strange doesn't go over them before starting the spell. He just starts it. And I guessed number 1.
Yup. The spell he casts isn't even close to what Peter asked for. Granted he didn't have the time some, he should have 1) double checked with Peter about the admissions thing 2) told Peter exactly what new spell he would be casting and what it will do.
@@Michelle-DiPalo you lost me on your number 2 point.
@@davidchism6081 sorry. Meant to say he should have said what the the spell was and what it first. My auto correct changed the word "Spell". Sorry.
@@Michelle-DiPalo ok.
#2 is really Dr. Strange’s fault cuz he should’ve ask for all details and known the plan before he started casting. Again, Strange being reckless with magic caused big issues.
Hope MCU's Mr. Fantastic isn't considered as smart but actually dumb like his 838 counterpart.
Peter Quill just can't catch a break. But I agree. What he did was stupid.
10:43 I feel like Strange is also at fault here… Peter didn’t know much about the spell, Strange knew every detail and didn’t double check for anything. I think HISHE’s “Here’s a bright idea” guy explained it best….
when Thanos snapped his fingers THAT WAS THE BIGGEST "DON'T PLAY WITH FOOD" MOMENT
Can you do comic book origin of Marvel's Namor the Submariner?
Pretty sure Star Lord hitting Thanos while Iron Man and Spiderman were trying to remove the Infinity Gauntlet should have been number one. Seeing how this is a list of dumbest mistakes, at least Thor's mistake he had the intention of killing Thanos, he just choose to aim for a slightly less lethal area of the body. Star Lord's mistake was just plain stupid, no way around it.
I like Drax but he’s not that bright. Don’t know what he was thinking about taking out Rohan
Dumbest mistakes in the MCU right now is hiring hack writers.
With so many more I would say this list alone doesn’t do justice at the amount of mistakes MCU has(and will continue to have).
Star Lord hitting Thanos when they almost had the Gauntlet off!!
What about when iron man built a parachute into spider man but NOT INTO WAR MACHINE WHO NEEDS ITS WAY MORE
He didn’t realize it would be needed in civil war, that was why he added it to the iron spider suit later
In Dr Strange 's defense , he is consistently Bull headed not inconsistent In Mr Fantastic 838 's defense , for smartest man alive , everyone else is dumb in Loki 's defence , he was helding NY hostage
9: Ignorance does not equal stupidity so this is wrong, peter had been convinced that Mysterio was better suited for the job than him. It's not his fault that Quinten was using manipulative tactics to lead him to think that. He's a teenager and can't be expected to question Quinten's actions, really this is just another case of fans forcing their meta perspective on the characters. 2: uuum thats not peters fault this entire shit was strange's idea. And he's the one who himself knows you give the warnings * the spell 1: not going for the head? really now how the hell was Thor meant to know that Thanos would push through the pain like that? No the real stupid part there was him not stunning him when he fucking slowly lifted his fingers and just standing there to say 'noooo!' most stuff on this list was fine, but those three things were not actually stupid or placed on the wrong individual
Could you do a list of Top 10 Dumbest Mistakes in the DCEU?
How come no one remembers the asguardians dying in infinity war when Thanos got the space stone but in endgame they are just somehow on earth living in new asguard
10:40 Let´s remember that this incarnation of Peter was a child that never learn from it´s mistakes
The thing that bugs me about Peter screwing up the spell is he could have let them forget and then tell them the truth afterwards
12:18 I mean to be fair to Thor, most biotic organisms would die to a hit like that, So Thor would have no idea that only a headshot would kill Thanos. Even the audience was surprised that Thanos succeeded and didn’t die, neither the audience not Thor could’ve known
Let's be honest...if Nebula doesn't say anything about Gamora...Peter doesn't snap...
Star-Lord running his mouth instead of helping the others take off The Infinity Gauntlet. 🤦🏿♂️
This compilation of mistakes they made proves that in the end, they’re still all human.
13:08, good thing endgame begins with Thor doing just that!
Can't forget Tyler Hayward thinking it was a good idea to launch a missile at the Scarlet Witch while her kids are standing beside her! so dumb😂
here are other mistakes Hope calling the cops on Scott to sabotage her father's plans. T'Chaka left Killmonger alone when he killed his father. in Iron Man 2, Tony didn't tell his friends about his poisoning. Civil War: Tony let Ross arrested the Avengers and attack Bucky. And for letting the Accord happen Infinity War: Ross ignored Thanos . They didn't bother to call Ant-Man and Hawkeye. They made Hank Pym and Hope as fugitives. Another mistake Infinity War: Tony didn't bother to call Captain America and got the Avengers together. Tony's pride and ego got the better of him.
Forgiveness is always doomed to happen when all is lost tho. I still enjoyed seeing his ego reduced to ashes in Endgame tbh
@@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722 Tony needed a wake up call.
@@AH-is5yg Btw Parker's defiance against Strange made me wish this also happened in Homecoming against Stark even if the goverment will likely never get off the webhead's back much earlier as a result
@@nestorsifuentesaguirre2722 Peter made so many mistakes in those three films. While Tony Stark was wealthy and had connections Peter didn't
1. Tony didn’t have enough time to call Steve and the other avengers wouldn’t have made it in time, 2. Tony was extremely depressed about the poisoning and didn’t want anyone else to know since there was nothing they could do then, and 3. Tony had no power over Ross and couldn’t have stopped him since Ross was backed by most of the world’s governments
0:01 HISHE Mr. Fantastic: "You know what Black Bolt can show you the way. Go ahead Black Bolt." HISHE Black Bolt: *"HAVE REAL BABIES OR CONSIDER ADOPTION!!!"*
Tbh, I feel like Doctor Strange should've told the very obviously distressed teenager EXACTLY what the spell would do before he started casting it.
Two big ones in Captain America Civil War 1. Steve not telling Tony about Bucky being brainwashed into killing his parents. 2. Tony trying to kill Bucky, even though he knew that Bucky had no control over his actions and he didn't even listen to Steve. Tony never even faced charges for attempted murder and never even apologized to Bucky.
To be fair, tony was having an extreme emotional outburst and never got the opportunity to apologize to Bucky since the next time they met was the battle where tony died
Peter Quill’s decision to attack Thanos is arguably the dumbest decision in the history of movies. It’s by far the dumbest mistake in MCU history.
Honestly, Thor not going for the head is justifiable as the chest has many vital organs (heart, lungs, etc) and besides, how was he supposed to know that he could hit the head and kill Thanos or not. So Thor was safe then sorry.
The Moral of Spider-Man No Way Home...Always read the instructions. 🤦🏿♂️
nope star lord running the plan wasn't the dumbest mcu mistake you called love a mistake that why he did it.