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Fun fact, the Russos originally wanted to revert Thor to shredded Thor before the final fight but Chris hemsworth fought against it because he liked the image of everything not being magically fixed
I like this. 😁
i do hope we get one final fat thor sequence in love and thunder, seeing as they only show stacked thor in the recent teaser
@@restplz Well there is a scene where he is working out with chains and is fat
@@mitchelmosier7205 wait really?? holy shit I need to watch it again
@@restplz Yeah
Yeah, Thor saying “I’m still worthy” after successfully calling Mjolnir still gets me teary eyed
Same here!
2014 Thor: "Mother! Mjolnir flew out the window and headed in this direction! Did you see what happened?" Frigga: "Time travelling version of you needed to borrow it. Said he'd bring it back. And Oh, here's your friend,...Captain Rogers, was it?" 2023 Steve Rogers. "Good evening, Ma'am, Thor. One Mjonlir, one Ether. Dark Elves incoming, be prepared. Thor, when you get back to Earth, contact me, give me this notebook, don't let anyone else in SHIELD see it, thanks." Frigga: "Is it wise to tamper with the timeline like this?" Rogers: "Done a bit of time travelling today, can't say I care much for this timeline's original destined future, can say I do care about the people in it. You don't know anyone who can fix one of these shields, do you?" Thor: "Well, there is Etri, of Nidavellir..." Rogers: "Afraid that would take too long, you have things to deal with now. Don't worry, I know a guy. Ma'am. Thor." *FWOOSH*
@@notovny I like that! Red Skull: “Steve Rogers son of……a bitch…..(begins cursing in German) Captain America: “Here’s your soul stone bye bye!” Red Skull continues curse in German!
its the best movie i have ever seen. the pair together of course. why? it seems like perfect directing and adaptation.
Everytime bro!
I love this story from Tom Holland. When Evans said “Avengers Assemble” they were all supposed to yell and charge, but he couldn’t hear it from where he was standing. He timed it wrong and ran as fast as he could, not realizing that he was the only one. They had to change it to charging at Thor’s battlecry because Tom kept messing it up.
It’s way better this way. A battle cry is for battling, an assembly call is for assembling.
I mean, the man whispered to a crowd of thousands, the battle cry is much better of a signal anyway lol
Well, this is a byproduct of him not being allowed to read the full script. He infamously admitted that the reason he looked so lost and confused in his scenes is because he literally had no pretext to what was happening in them; just what he was supposed to be doing.
And a butler is for buterling, sir.
God, thats hilarious and wholesome in a way. Definitely a thing holland would do
When Tony asked about Natasha, “Did she have family?”, it reminded me of when Cap asked the same question to Tony about Agent Colson in the first Avengers movie, after he sacrificed himself.
Edit: I caught the first Avengers movie on FX last night and the question Steve actually asks Tony was, “Was he married?” but it was to the same effect. Also, thank you for the 13 likes.
It's also a character moment, showing how Tony grew... The one from Avengers would've probs not cared and focused on the mission, but this one asked this first, because he knows how it feels to lose family.
They actually brought Colson and the chellist back together for a moment afterwards too.
Good pick up
I remember reading somewhere that the reason Hulk and Thanos cried out when they got the stones was because characters like that rarely get hurt to that degree. Meanwhile Tony simply staggered his breathing because for him, because of his humanity, pain is an old friend
Woah !
Nah the directors said It’s because his armour was absorbing 99% of the energy while thanos and hulk had it directly to their skin 👍
I always assumed it’s cause he tried to bring widow back
@@krue1558 that wouldn't make sense because when hulk had the glove he said he tried to bring her back but didn't work so why would he try it again
Bro no cap this is a huge reach lol. It 100% happened for dramatic effect and any explanation after that is just cool headcanon
I love how the Win Counter just exploded at all the right moments. I would look at the counter before and after and think, "Yeah, 150 points is about right for that." But then at the end to fluff it up to 3000.... just a pure stroke of genius, and absolutely appropriate.
I think he likes the movie 3000
Just add a million
Got me tearing up in my bathroom… 😅
Perfection. Still wiping tears.
3000 😭😭😭😭
Fun fact: at 35:26 Happ told Tony’s daughter that her dad liked cheeseburgers which is a direct reference to the very first Iron Man movie after Tony was free from his captors and was being driven away by Happ the first thing that Tony asked for was a “American Cheeseburger”.
iirc he asked for an american cheeseburger not a whopper in particular
Plus just to add. Theres a misconception that RDJ tasted a horrible burger to get him off drugs. When got him off them is that it was his favorite burger but he couldnt taste it anymore due to his condition from the drug abuse. He just wanted to experience a simple familiar joy of his life but the drugs had taken that away.
I'm late to the game. But Thor's arc in this movie hit me really close to home. After getting out of the military I dived into alcoholism, gained weight, and avoided admitting to PTSD at all costs. This movie came out around 6 months after I started therapy and getting sober. The message "I'm still worthy" absolutely broke me but surprisingly helped me a lot in my journey.
Who told you to start cutting onions
@@jordanhigginbottom1185same bruh, i have something in my eye
I’m glad ur doing better. Ty for ur service and everything u have done.
1 year later and you still are worthy!
You’re not the only one my guy. You’re not alone here
tony's final words stating "I....Am......Ironman" never fails to make me cry, and the tribute to one of my favourite superheroes with the final win counter of 3,000 is appropriate
If memory serves, that being his final quip was thought of after filming had wrapped. They had shot a different ending and RDJ had said goodbye to the character, but when someone thought that he should say “I am Ironman.” the production crew felt it was too perfect to not use it. RDJ was hesitant to pick this character back up, but he eventually agreed. RDJ had to regrown the beard and get back into character for this last reshoot, but it was worth it. Such a perfect line at the perfect moment. Truly cinematic genius at work.
The upvotes are at '300'. It feels fitting.
Were his last words not "hey pep"
A guy at work who had seen it at midnight proceeded to spoil his death knowing that a few of us were going to watch it that night we had our suspicions but he basically ruined the surprise for us
@Brandon Piech sorry to reply 6 months late but i think i heard somewhere that his last words were actually him breathlessly saying "kid, kid" when whoever pulls peter away from him (ouch)
The Infinity War/Endgame duo is truly the Star Wars of our time as a cultural event. I'm so glad I was alive to experience them in theaters.
Endgame, Rise of Skywaker, and Game of Thrones finale were all within three weeks of each other. End of a pop culture era.
@@johncostello4565 Rise of Skywalker came out December 2019. So 8 months after those other two.
Actually true.
@@johncostello4565 And coincidentally, all three of them sucked ass.
@@johncostello4565 But only 1 of them actually ended well/satisfactorily.
the fact that scott had orange slices ready for clint this time is just perfect 10/10 writing
The fact that it's been 4 years since this masterpiece has been released is mind-blowing
No kidding! Its crazy!! 😲😲
I had so much fun in theaters, I'm so glad I got to see it.
@@hannahbanana7723Watching it in Theathers was an OTHER-WORLDLY experience imo. The crowd was crazy
And how terrible the MCU has become since. GOTG3 and no way home are the exceptions. Dr strange 2 was a big disappointment.Loki, WV, and Hawkeye were good follow-ups, but almost everything else has been pretty bad.
WAIT ITS BEEN 4 YEARS ALREADY???
That Portals scene will forever be one of the most memorable moments in cinema.
You work fast
I've watched that scene dozens of times. I still get chills when I watch it. The power of a shared universe that spent a decade building up to that point
@@victornunes9845 multiple decades
Agreed.
💯💯
Making Stan Lee's final cameo of him driving off into the great unknown on an open highway with Joan by his side, and "Nuff Said" on the bumper sticker was pure genius. Excelsior Forever!
A truly great moment for the entire franchise
@@maxgoldstein6309 I still think Stan's greatest cameo was in the final episode of "Spider-Man The Animated Series." As himself, meeting his creation and having a crush on Madam Web (played by Joan Lee herself).
who's Joan
@@belladonna869 His wife. she died a few years back also.
Rob Braun i like his whole character cameo in the tasm 2 video game
I think it's a nice detail that Natasha's Soul is in the Soul Stone, so when Tony is self-sacrificing himself, Natasha's there with him in the form of the Soul Stone in his Nano-Gauntlet.
I dont think i get it But i like it
@@itsdelon4004 the soul of whoever is killed is trapped in the stone. Think gamora asking thanos if he did it and what it cost. She’s in the soul stone
@@noezabaleto1196 yeah. Now that I think about it, even though I was introduced to the Infinity Stones before the Elder Scrolls series, the Soul Stone reminds me of the soul gems from the Elder Scrolls series although, there are only a few slight differences between them both of them being that the Soul Stone is a one-trick pony that may not exist after you, say, use the Stones to destroy the Stones, like 2018 Thanos did whereas there are possibly millions of soul gems spread across each of the Elder Scrolls games possibly due to the games' never-ending respawning of items, but my point still stands and with the Soul Stone, you'd have to sacrifice someone else's soul to get it regardless if the person is willing to sacrifice themselves or not whereas you can get a soul gem and find them just about anywhere in the games and you don't even have to sacrifice someone to power the gems you can just forcefully blast the soul out of your enemy's body with a magic spell, which automatically transfers that soul to the gem.
I really like that.
ITs who ever they sacrified to snap not to get the soul stone
Before Wandavision even came out I just knew…when she muttered “they both do” you can see it in her eyes and her face. She isn’t over it and she isn’t moving on. I feel marvel has always had a subtle way of letting you know what’s gonna happen next and I love that🖤
An extra win from me: The moment before the portals open. Cap standing alone on the battle field on the left side of the screen while Thanos's army standing on the right side of the screen. The sky was dark on Thanos's side. But, on Cap's side the sun still shine through. Signifying that even on the face of absolute despair, Cap's still holding on the light of hope until the end.
I never actually noticed that until you said it! That is such an amazing visual detail!
I personally like that shot because it just feels right. If there's any Avenger willing to stand alone against legions, it's Captain America
Iron man’s snap always makes me think of what Tony said to Yensin. “This could run your heart for 50 lifetimes.” “Or something big for 15 minutes.”
It ends where everything starts👌 beautiful?
Yensin's last words were "don't waste your life" well he sure as heck did not.
@@daltonhall5888 He fuckin SPENT it!
I hadnt thought if that, and i watched ironman like riiight after endgame for a full rewatch.
one more little detail that I like at 27:08 is how only Tony (and possibly Rhodey) react to Cap summoning Mjolnir. Thor just watched him do it so isn't surprised, and everyone else in the shot (except Bruce) wasn't present in Age of Ultron when they all tried to lift it at the party. Tony also being part of the "elevator isn't worthy" conversation at the end of AoU and only just coming to after being knocked out by the hammer is genuinely shocked to see Cap wielding it is a nice touch and reflects the audience's excitement from a few moments before.
One of my favorite moments that I don't think I see people talk about is just after Cap saying assemble. Cap only whispers it so of course no one heard him say assemble unless you were near him. No one really moved until after Thor likely heard him say assemble and then screamed at the top of his lungs. Leave it to the Warrior of the group, Thor, to lead everyone into the fight with his god damn battle cry. Not to mention Black Panther following up with his own battle cry right after, he is another warrior too. What a perfect duo to focus on to start a battle, and that was completely thought out and intentional.
Another commenter said that they were supposed to start on "assemble", but Tom Holland kept screwing it up so they had to change it
I am a 34 year old man, went to see this movie by myself, and basically ugly cried. At least I was not alone as you could hear others in there trying to fight back their sobbing as well.
Went to see it with my brother. I don't usually cry. But I instantly started tearing up as soon as Cap pulled Mjolnir to him.
I think you'd have to be made of stone if you DIDN'T cry watching this. Especially if you'd been on the entire journey 🥺
Oh man, I cried so hard thru Infinitity War and Endgame both🤣
Narrators reaction to the last battle scene mirrored my wife and mine both in the theater. Not to mention everyone else watching with us. I think millions of people collectively broke emotionally during this movie
@@lea-anne9133 Apparently I'm made of stone. This movie was hella emotional, but I didn't cry because I saw both deaths coming. I cried immensely for 12 Years a Slave though.
The Fact alone that Im tearing up as the winscore reaches 3000 while seeing all these amazing moments again, says enough about the impact this movie had.
Honestly it was such a nice moment watching the counter slow down
Very tearful
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I thought i was weird for getting emotional. It's like how every time the portals open and the theme plays, I get chills. Every time
Yeah wow, I needed this cry
Came here to say a very similar thing. I didn't notice how high the counter got until just before it slowed down. For all the parts of the video I disagreed with or rolled my eyes at, that moment brought me right back to seeing this in theaters. Same lump forming in my throat that I had on walking out after the credits had finished.
The ending win counter becoming 3000 makes so much sense it brought me to tears thinking about how fortunate I am to have witnessed the growth of this franchise
when sam uttered the words “on your left” and portals started appearing with chadwick coming out just overwhelmed me with emotions that I was crying all throughout the final battle and just never gave me enough tears for tony’s death
relates! mine started from "on your left" by the time Tony sacrificed honestly I didnt have any tears left!
Its hard to imagine there being a movie like Endgame ever again. The fact that they pulled off a satisfying conclusion to a story arc spanning 10 years of cinema that at its worse was passable is a miracle. No other movie franchise has the quality consistency or good will from the fans to even get close. Even if Marvel did another movie on that scale again I don't think it would hit nearly as hard.
I agree 100% but I’m more excited about that fact really. The feelings I felt watching it I want to experience again. I hope they exceed this, I want them to. In this franchise I can’t wait for what comes next, and for other stand alone movies or franchises I want to see where it all leads!
I don't find it hard to imagine. Maybe not anytime soon but one day.
No way home was kinda like it. Big emphasis on the kinda. It was not a 20 year buildup from Spider-Man 1 but it still felt as a conclusion.
@@rudrasingh6354 No Way Home is probably the closest we're getting in the next 5-10 years
@@rudrasingh6354 It was great but end game for me is sooo much more rewatchable then no way home.it’s a great first time movie especially in theaters n the hype was un real but endgame is just so much more value to it.much better plot too ,But true I’m excited for the big team up movies I wanna feel the feelings again lol
Best part of the movie for me is when Cap was defeated and staring down Thanos’s army and strapped his shield tighter cause he wasn’t giving up.
Because he can do this all day.
If you pause it you see his arm is cut and the strap closes the wound.
@@raulherrera7523 yeah, it's a tourniquet
@@sm0kahontas719 Both? Both? Both.
I don’t care what anyone says - this movie is an absolute masterpiece of filmmaking.
I see it as an absolute win
Agreed! Stuff the haters out there
I mean, your allowed to have your own opinions, but if you dont have anything good to say dont say it and let the people who enjoy it have a good time. In my opinion, this movie is amazing and as @telecastersRthebest said - this movie is an absolute masterpiece of filmmaking!
When I saw this I just didn't know where these movies could go from here. I suppose that's been borne out. It's a shame that Covid happened and screwed the momentum of Marvel. I kind of think they could have pulled off the soft reboot of a new chapter if not for all the filming and scheduling hijinx that rearranged the film and show orders and messed up a lot of continuity. But then again, Disney+'s insistence on streaming shows probably would have screwed things up either way. When all is said and done, Marvel will always have 11 years of movie storytelling and character development culminate in a pair of nearly historically penultimate finale films that are for the ages.
I have been diagnosed with Depression and struggle with it every day; and when I saw the Thor summoning Mjolnir scene I got teary eyed. Plus you saying everyone with depression is worthy made me cry. I know this is a reupload of the two part episodes but thank you for saying the words each of us need to hear. On a side note I have re-watched the two parts several times before so every time you saw it I get teary eyed again.
If I had a time machine I would just go back to watch Endgame in different theaters with different crowds. I want to experience that collective joy forever.
I went twice, still was not enough 😭
Speaking of which, the lyrics of Black Sabbath's "IRON MAN" has new meaning: "When he traveled time, for the future of mankind!"
The moment my theater lost it was when mjolnir flew to Cap's hand. The cheering was amazing. I don't like going to the movies but that moment alone made it worth it for endgame
@@_GeneralMechanics_ come to think of it he was wearing a black sabbath shirt at some point
I initially didn't notice Thor hanging his head when Tony rejected his plea to try out the gauntlet at 21:18, but now that you pointed it out, I can empathize with how crushing that emotion is
Rejection, or the unending depression and thought that it is all your fault so no matter how dangerous or what may happen to you you're willing to throw yourself in the fire (stupidly, may I add) and then having your intended "sacrifice" be shot down because even if you don't see it the people that love you don't want to see you throw everything away for nothing?
Hawkeye also hangs his head. I'm not sure what to make of that.
@@E3ECO I'm thinking, either he knows why Thor wants to do it, and why Tony says no, and is showing empathy for Thor ... or, he internally realises that what Tony is saying rings true for him too, since he hasn't gotten over the loss of his family at the hands of the guy that Thor wants to kill. But that's mu guess. If you know what I mean.
@@marksmith164 Good possibilities. Or maybe he's praying that it'll work and he'll get his family back. Or perhaps he's just still bummed about Nat dying and doesn't care about Thor's drama.
@@E3ECO They're good possibilities too!
This movie made me really appreciate Nebula as a character, I mean I was already more invested in her after her arc in guardians 2 but just seeing her be a bit happier and around more good people was heartwarming. I loved the implied friendship between her and Rhody (who is already a top 5 avenger for me) and wish we got to see a little more of it.
I think the scene where everyone comes together with the portals is just so important. It’s a brilliant representation of how much the mcu has built. It’s so many movies, so many characters, so many stories all put together. All working together. It’s clear in all the movies what always makes them stronger is teamwork. And this is the whole mcu coming together, working as a team. It’s just so important and so wonderful. Brilliant cinematography. So amazing.
The moment Cap lifts Mjölnir validates Dr. Erskine’s belief that it takes a kind heart, and not just a willingness to fight, to create the ultimate warrior. Erskine would be proud of Steve. I cried the most when Peter and Ned reunited. That handshake and hug get me every time.
When Cap lift Mjölnir you can hear a slight ride of the valkyiers
“Not a perfect soldier, but a good man.”
The fact that the last line that Tony Stark ever says was technically an afterthought in the director's mind, something that happened during the reshoot, almost in post-production, absolutely blows my mind. It's the perfect capstone on his journey, his legacy of being Tony Stark, going from that genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist mindset to truly embracing who he is, the power that he not only has in his hands at that moment, but the power he's had from the very start, not just being a tech genius and one of the first modern day superheroes, but truly and literally being the start of this entire expanded universe. That line sums up all of Iron Man's massive story arc, and it wasn't even added until THE LAST MINUTE! AN AFTERTHOUGHT
yea it kills me that they had so much right already but almost missed that opportunity. so glad it happened. perfection.
I remember seeing that scene in the theater; Thanos says, "I am Inevitable..." and gets his snap off, and it doesn't work, and you realize, as he does, "Tony built the gauntlet he's using." and it cuts to Tony, with the nanobots jury-rigging his glove into a makeshift infinity gauntlet, and he begins "And I... am..." and you know the line is coming, and it is glorious.
Even crazier is that during most of production the line was “Fuck off.” It would have basically ruined the movie
I know! Really amazing and fitting ending for Tony's arc.
@@theplushiecrew1486 I might have actually cried in disappointment if some of the last words from one of my all time favorite characters from fiction were "Fuck off."
25:59 This is honestly such a scary scene. It really just finally shows Thanos's true colours and intentions. He even goes after saying that he decides to replace his goal of wiping half of the universe, to destroy it all and creating a new one.
@@helphelp755 yeah tbh at first, i kinda agreed with thanos. yk the idea, 'to save the universe there must be balance.' then he started killing gamora's people and I realized how wrong i'd been. but in theory, on paper, he's right, balance is necessary
@@jessieornot6121 Yeah, the general idea of his isn't necessarily evil, there has to be balance to life or we burn ourselves out or stagnate and decay, but killing half of all live isn't the way to go about it.
@@almondsai7214 exactly
Something you didn't mention that I appreciate a lot, especially after Multiverse of Madness, is when Wanda landed in front of Thanos and the music resets then plays a menacing/hard couple of beats and continues on.... Its playing boss music for Thanos.
The “Thor and his mother” scene is so emotional and just sooo well done 👌🏻🔥
I got to see this movie with my mother before she passed away. I'm so glad I did.
It was very, very satisfying when Frigga says she was raised by witches and issues like time travel and past and future selfs is not an issue for her. Totally accepted Thor at his worse, and still treated him all the same, and reminded him to take care of himself.
I declare Rene Russo: Always a win. She had little screen time across three movies but all her scenes were awesome. Especially in Endgame.
I remember my entire audience cheering so loud when Cap got the hammer. Just perfect and such a good moment in a movie filled with nothing but fanservice.
Wouldn't say it's only fanservice. It wrapped up every character arc of the OG Avengers and was the payoff of 22 movies
Wow. The very end with all those wins, I kept thinking "woah, that's going pretty fast, when's it going to stop?" Then when it slowed down when it got close, I started to think "ooh, I hope it's gonna be on an even number." Then I just... "oh." You somehow made that almost as good as the video itself, dude.
AS a full grown man in my early thirties I can honestly say no film has made me bawl as much as this one did and I don't think there will ever be a film that does that to me again.
What does being a man have to do with it? Crying is a human thing.
That scene where they all assemble really gives me chills. Specifically the "assemble" word from Cap, just sends chills down my spine. Same with the "Iron Man" line. That's some of the most any movie can make me feel, and the fact that it's a superhero movie that does it makes it so powerful.
It's an epic line, but I can't help but chuckle at the fact that right after he says "assemble", everyone does the exact opposite, i.e. charge headlong at the enemy.
The first time I saw it I shuddered so hard I spilled my drink. It is such a good line
I really wish "Avengers Assemble!" had been a triumphant rousing battle cry instead of a whisper that basically nobody would have heard.
@@RedHeadKevin lmfao EXACTLY, how did anybody else hear the "assemble"?
@@knivetsil this is the pinnacle of comic book movie logic, and what makes the line so great. Given the context, everything they do seems stupid. But they do so in such an epic way that you still feel the chills.
I love how you gave the movie 3000 wins in honor of Tony's Stark's/RDJ's phrase of endearment.
Yeah, that actually got me right in the feels.
16:44 0:54 I can’t tell you how many times I’ve watched this scene and/or this commentary and it’s still making me cry. I love that they showed that even a literal god can get depressed. And it’s ok, because we are all still worthy.
I always saw the line "I am Iron Man" as a way of Robert Downy Jr. to say goodbye to the character that both kickstarted the MCU and even saved his character, maybe even his life. It was hard to see him leave after a decade of childhood amazingness, and to this day I'm still teary eyed when seeing any movie with him in it
True, as probably in the first Iron Man movie, Tony told the truth about his identity due to his ego.
They did do a reshoot to use that line. I believe it was Downey's idea but would have to reread their Marvel history book to be sure. But it added one extra day of filming to do it the way it was in the movie.
It was writer Jeff Ford who decided to go full circle with 'I am Iron Man.' They were reshooting it, trying all sorts of different lines. During the reshoots, Ford came up with that, and they shot it the next day. So the whole team was trying to figure out the perfect line and it took a lot of effort.
Sometimes the perfect moment is staring you in the face and you don't see it. Until......@@danielhenderson3753
When Thor is the first one to let out the battle cry after Cap says “…Assemble” give me chills every single time, for all the reasons stated about Thor’s journey through depression and lack of self worth. It’s this perfect punctuation mark for the single one of the entire Avengers team whose identity is inseparable from his status as a Warrior, and it took him every last second before that moment to fully regain his sense of self.
Endgame was not only one of the best theater experiences I’ve ever had but also one of the greatest superhero movies of all time and a perfect end to the MCU’s Infinity Saga
Meh, it could have been better
@@youngmultiverser9311Said the movie expert and renowned director
@@youngmultiverser9311 says the multiple Oscar winner
It really was.
@@youngmultiverser9311 You can’t make an already perfect movie better
That moment when Mjolnir starts moving, and the first thought is that its going to fly to Thor... but you can tell something is different. Then it flies past Thor and lands in Captain America's hand and its simultaneously expected and unexpected at the same time. The absolute hype of that moment was astounding! Thor's reaction was pretty much everyone's reaction tbh. XD
Thanos knowing (like ABSOLUTELY KNOWING) he was going to die at Wanda's hands was such a cool moment.
She still has some unresolved issues. But there was a disconnect between _WandaVision_ and _Multiverse of Madness_ because I think the director boasted he didn't watch the show!
When people talk about Nebula at the start of this film, it's always about the flick football. But I think what happens next tell us more about who she has become. When she find Tony passed out on the floor too weak to even finish putting on more than one arm into his jacket. She picks him up, finishes putting on the jacket and sets him down somewhere comfortable to sleep (die). She is no longer the Killer from G1, she is now able to express compassion for others. Great moment that comes back again later when she sits and holds Rockets hand in shared grief.
while Tony was indeed weak, I think he was just using the jacket as a blanket.
thanks for the pain :,)
I just now realised why it’s called ‘paper football’, it’s about NFL 🤦♂️ I never understood that hahah we should rename it, because football doesn’t work like that
I noticed, the sound of Tony forging the mask was the true perfect bookend, because unlike the other heroes, who's mantles/hero identities were bestowed upon (thor was born the god of thunder, cap was given the serum and the name, Nat got her codename from the red room and Clint from shield, etc), Tony literally made it with his own hands, he created iron Man from scratch, no one gave him that idea, he could've created a billion different things to escape that cave, and he chose the mantle, the MCU may have started with the movie iron Man, but it truly started the moment Anthony Edward Stark forged that mask on that anvil, so it's only fitting that their portion of the franchise ends with the same sound, rest in peace, Tony, we're looking forward to see the brand new generation of heroes that your sacrifice will inspire ♥️
My God. This is one of the most amazing films ever made. People say that about their favorite films to show how much they love it, but... THIS. This is true cinema. This is what years of character development, plot development, and emotional development gets you. We grew up with these characters (my personal favorite Captain America) and saw them grow as a person and grow closer together. And then we have to lose some our of beloved characters knowing their journey is at its end. It's heartbreaking, but it's the perfect way to end a masterclass series of phases.
As someone with severe PTSD, Thor was my favorite character throughout EndGame. And I didn’t even know why until I watched this review. I didn’t realize I was relating to him hard. And out of everyone I’ve watched the movie with, I noticed that I felt like everyone was liking him for the wrong reasons but I couldn’t put my finger in what those reasons were. People were like “haha he’s fat.” Or “haha he’s an alcoholic gamer now” or “haha look how winey he is.” But that always annoyed me so much. Sure it was cute but I saw myself in him. And we can laugh at ourselves especially knowing when we’re at our lowest we feel like it’s over but our future selves watch that same scene and know THEY ARE SO CLOSE. They don’t even know. And so we can laugh at ourselves, lovingly, because of the silly things we did to console ourselves reminding ourselves of how childlike we were. And how we know now that it’s all going to be ok. Idk I just LOVED his character arc and it felt so real.
The alcohol drenched escapism, the true loneliness that most people will never know (not just the "I just got dumped" type of loneliness but the "my whole fucking family is literally dead" type of loneliness), the self isolation, the denial about just how depressed you are, even being overweight were all relatable... It made me sad already to begin with....it destroys me now as someone who buried both of my parents and specifically my mom within 18 months of this movie coming out. I literally cannot watch this movie without tearing up any time that poor sad man is on the screen even as cheap comedic relief or as the butt of a joke.....and I seriously ugly-cry every time I watch it now when he gets to talk to his mom again. It is crazy to me that a borderline comedic relief literal god character in a superhero movie captures depression better than movies that are actually about depression. The weight gain, the alcoholism, the loss of concern with grooming yourself to (hair growing out, beard getting wild) pretending you're okay when you're really not and even downplaying how unhappy you are when around friends and acquaintances....are all things I've experienced when dealing with depression (specifically in my case from grief). One of the most, if not THE most realistic and relatable depictions of depression and grief that I've ever seen in any film period regardless of genre. What makes him an even sadder character is when you realize no one he's lost could even be brought back by the snap, atleast not the people it hurt him the most to lose. Not Odin, not his mother, not Loki, not his people that Thanos slaughtered at the beginning of Infinity War. I mean sure, some friendly acquaintances from the hero world, that's cool and all. But his mother, father, and brother are still all gone. He doesn't get an easy way out of his depression or a quick fix to his loneliness.
@@wesleyprince3465 im sorry for your loss. ive been seeing a lot of people saying he was basically comic relief and now looking back, sure I see it, but to me when I watched it a few hours ago for the first time, all I saw was a guy trying not to show how broken he was, and getting made fun of for it
It really bothers me how so many people write off thor as just fat comedic relief and say it was a mistake. People say he's a warrior and should direct his energies into traingin, but for what? He's lost everything and for five years there was no undoing it, so really why would he? I myself can be described as fat, not too disimilar in shape to thor here actually. I've been up and down in depression, so personal grooming and maintaining beards sometimes goes out the window. And there are times where i don't feel worthy of the things I have. I see myself in thor here quite a bit. So either I'm projecting onto patterns that aren't there, or people are missing the point. It bothers me that people ignore his ptsd and depression because "haha fat funny", even though his humour is clearly him trying to cope in vain. And often its from people who aren't similar to him
I loved the subtle moment when Hulk tries to undo the snap. He struggles at first, unable to lift his arm. It was because he was trying to also bring Natasha back, but since it couldn’t be done, he wasn’t able to tap into the stones's powers. Only when he gave up on trying to bring her back, he was able to lift his arm and undo the snap.
This review is nearly an HOUR long?! Seems so much shorter when it’s split!! Thank you for all the hours Lee!
It IS shorter when it's split. About half as long, actually.
@@RedHeadKevin is it really? Amazing catch!! I wonder where the extra content is in this one! I hadn’t watched it all the way through since I watched the split ones not too long ago but clearly I’m missing somethings!
@@mercysirmaa It's not. His endgame videos were a three parter and this is actually a few minutes shorter
@@suitedpanda3108 oh goodness thank you for the clarification. Maybe @RedHeadKevin meant the first two parts of the review!
I think that one of the reasons I love this Channel so much is that along with just being incredibly entertaining, you also manage to make me not feel terrible for enjoint some of the more mainstream stuff. So often, I feel like the internet gets sept away in critique and it's just nice to have someone else just go, "oh yeah that was cool" to something that I really liked, is really nice. So, thank you so much
I just love that Laura's phone service was still on 5 yrs later, cuz she called Hawkeye from her saved number. That's optimistic auto pay right there
i thought to myself 'isnt it lucky he still has the same number'
i just noticed something about tony and nebula together in the benetar. One is built of parts to correct her failures, while the other builds a suit of armor, constantly upgrading based off his failures. Basically two sides of the same coin working together to survive.
Beautiful realization!
That's neat. I never made that connection. I love Nebula's face after realizing that she has won. It really was her first time winning anything. That was truly a touching moment.
My favourite part of this movie is where tony is playing with nebula I think that's her name, It was her first 'win' in something she's so tense and focused on winning And when she does it's cute ^-x
IKR It's so effing cute. I love that she gets a win!!!
I especially like the end of the game where Tony says “You win. Fair game”. Something she’s never been able to experience: fairness. She was so used to being picked apart, criticized and pushed to perfection that she didn’t know what it was like to be good enough as she was. And Tony gave her that.
I kinda wish we got a tiny bit more of them together but what’s there is so good, I really like that moment.
It’s generally interesting seeing her evolve over the movies, how much more regular and relaxed she gets over time. I can’t wait to see how far she’s come ing GotG3.
"It was fun" She has probably never said that
It's been 3 years since Endgame and I still tear up every single team that the Portals OST plays and the scene starts
This movie hits right in the feels everytime, I fell in love with Iron Man 1, and the MCU has given us so many amazing moments. Thank you for truly doing this justice!!
Giving Endgame 3000 wins was a stroke of genius, my friend.
9:30 Scientifically speaking, that is ABSOLUTELY an absolute win. Not only did they use sub-quantum-science in a practical manner to do what seems impossible, the test subject wasn't injured at all, and prof. hulk would have probably figured out what went wrong in a few days anyways!
JESUS KNOCKS ON YOUR HEART AND LONGS FOR YOU TO ANSWER! HE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE ANYONE PERISH INTO HELL. GOD LOVES YOU SO HE GIVES YOU FREE WILL AND A CHOICE TO ACCEPT HIM OR REJECT HIM. TO LOVE HIM OR TO LOVE SIN/THIS WORLD. CALL UPON JESUS & ASK HIM TO FORGIVE YOUR SINS! SURRENDER YOUR WILL & YOUR LIFE TO HIM & HE WILL GIVE YOU ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN! PICTURE YOUR BEST DAY ON EARTH TIMES A BILLION FOR ETERNITY, THAT'S HEAVEN! NOW PICTURE YOUR WORST DAY ON EARTH TIMES A BILLION FOR ETERNITY, THAT'S HELL! HE WILL GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT SO IF YOU REJECT HIM YOU WILL BE SEPARATED FROM HIM & HIS BLESSINGS (LOVE, PEACE, JOY, HOPE, REST, ETC). IN HELL YOU WILL BE ALONE WITHOUT GOD OR PEOPLE... YOU WILL BE HOPELESS, IN DESPAIR & AGONY FOREVER! GOD'S STANDARD FOR HEAVEN IS PERFECTION AND ONLY JESUS (THE SON OF GOD/GOD IN THE FLESH) LIVED THAT PERFECT LIFE! HE LAID DOWN HIS LIFE & TOOK THE WRATH OF THE FATHER ON THE CROSS FOR YOUR SINS! GOD IS JUST SO HE MUST PUNISH SIN & HE IS HOLY SO NO SIN CAN ENTER HIS KINGDOM OF HEAVEN. IF YOU ARE IN CHRIST ON JUDGEMENT DAY GOD WILL SEE YOU AS HIS PERFECT SON (SINLESS SINCE YOUR SINS ARE COVERED BY JESUS' OFFERING). YOU CAN ALSO CHOOSE TO REJECT JESUS' GIFT/SACRIFICE & PAY FOR YOUR OWN SIN WITH DEATH (HELL) BUT THAT SEEMS PRETTY FOOLISH! GOD SEES & HEARS EVERYTHING YOU HAVE SAID & DONE. YOU WONT WIN AN ARGUMENT WITH HIM & YOU CANT DEFEND ANY OF YOUR SINS TO HIM. YOU'RE NOT A GOOD PERSON, I'M NOT A GOOD PERSON... ONLY GOD IS GOOD! WE'RE ALL GUILTY WITHOUT ACCEPTING JESUS' SACRIFICE FOR OUR SINS! MUHAMMAD DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, BUDDHA DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, NO PASTOR/NO PRIEST/NO SAINT/NO ANCESTOR DIED FOR YOUR SINS, MARY DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, NO IDOLS OR FALSE gods DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO MUSICIAN OR CELEBRITY DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO INFLUENCER OR KZhead STAR DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO SCIENTIST OR POLITICIAN DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO ATHLETE OR ACTOR DIED FOR YOUR SINS! STOP WORSHIPING THESE PEOPLE! JESUS CHRIST ALONE DIED FOR YOUR SINS & WAS RESURRECTED FROM THE GRAVE! HE IS ALIVE & COMING BACK VERY SOON WITH JUDGEMENT (THESE ARE END TIMES)! PREPARE YOURSELVES, TURN FROM SIN & RUN TO JESUS! HE KNOWS YOUR PAIN & TROUBLES, HE WANTS TO HEAL & RESTORE YOU! TALK TO HIM LIKE A BEST FRIEND! ASK HIM TO REVEAL HIMSELF TO YOU & HELP YOU TO BELIEVE IF YOU DOUBT! DON'T WAIT TO CRY OUT! NO ONE IS PROMISED TOMORROW! HE LONGS FOR YOU TO INVITE HIM IN, HE LOVES YOU MORE THAN ANY PERSON EVER COULD, HE CREATED YOU! Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."-John 14:6 "But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven."-Matthew 10:33 “For the wages of sin is death (hell), but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”-Romans 6:23
he basically also invented immortality. He could now de-age anybody he wants
Oh yeah, Hulk's time travel test was an absolute win
I'm 70 years old and was there back-in-the-day when comicbooks were 12 cents. I've always been a big fan of Marvel. I went to the opening day midnight showing of Tobey Maguire's Spiderman (I loved all three of those movies) and before that went to a couple of "Wizard, Chicago Comic Cons". I'm telling you all of this so you know that I am not just a casual fan. Your "Everything GREAT About Avengers: Endgame was perfect. You touched on every reason why the Marvel Universe is so successful. When I saw the first Ironman movie I thought to myself 'This is the best superhero movie ever". The casting, story line, character development and the fact that it was building the base for all of the movies that followed helped to make it so good. I am still amazed that all of the different directors and writers kept the cohesive story line throughout phase 1, 2 and 3. Thanks for posting this. I'm going to check out a few more of your "Everything Great About(s)". Keep up the "Great" work.
We all have a detail in the 'Portals/Avengers Assemble' scene that stands out to us, but the one I now can't unsee is Rocket riding War Machine like a surfboard. It's perfect
He totally would, too. 100 percent character accurate.
Dude, I just love the fact that you included the scene where God's and Kings knelt before Tony as he lay victoriously vanquished on the field of battle . That's hands down my favorite scene and you're the only one so far that has included it in your video. So thank you for that.
Tell me why I'm crying watching this because not only was the movie that impactful, but what you said on depression and PTSD was really moving and I wish more people will have the understanding and compassion you do. Great video!
When I first saw Endgame and the “On your left” scene happened, I burst into tears as the portals opened. I was just so overwhelmed with emotions, lots of them conflicting, that my body just short-circuited and I started sobbing. My brother looked at me like I was insane 😂😂
I will never not get a massive grin on my face at the "AVENGERS... assemble" scene
That "Avengers...assemble" line had my theater audience roaring in applause. It's up there with seeing Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II on premiere night as one of the greatest cinematic experiences of my life.
The end of Infinity War was also pretty crazy. The entire theater in just a sort of stunned silence and then the hushed trudge out to the parking lot with everyone spending so much brain power processing the ending that they can't even chat to each other one the way out.
@@astramancer Absolutely. At the part when Thanos did the snap, I heard several people in the audience gasp
force awakens...
Almost no one would have heard the “assemble” lines of the actual soldiers.
@@mitchellapple9184 that's why Thor yells right after, that's what triggers everyone to start going (at least that's how I read it)
20:15 or so, after Hawkeye when you realize that her other family was dusted (probably not just Yelena) it makes Nat's need to bring them all back so much stronger, even to the point of sacrificing herself.
All the added context we've gained has honestly reinforced what I felt about the scene when it first happened, because a lot of people had some things to say about killing off Widow and Hollywood definitely has some history with that kind of thing. But I don't see it here. Natasha was willing to sacrifice herself because she couldn't face failure, to go on without all that is lost or to lose more to get there. It's the end of the hero's journey. Clint wanted to die because he couldn't face victory. To go back to his family after what he became without them. His journey wasn't over, he needed to redeem himself for what he did as Ronin. The MCU has a pretty simple moral rule: heroes win when they become better people, when they make the right choices and overcome their failings. Infinity War subverted that, but it came back in Endgame more profound than ever.
41:46 - I've gone through depression since I was in my Teens, it sucks not feeling comfortable in your own skin, but what is FAR worse is when you have all your friends joking around and playfully insulting each other and then they skip over you. Like you're too broken to take a joke, and it makes you feel even worse. So I'm glad they kept in the joking, and managed to do it without overdoing it.
My favorite moment was Tony and Peter’s battlefield reunion. Those two have such great chemistry together.
The best cinema win you’ve ever done! The total up to 3000 and how you intertwined that at the end gave me chills. Great work
Not going to lie, this video made me tear up again. Just wanted to say that. It’s probably the biggest reason why I love watching your channel. You can make us love these movies all over again and/or grow a larger appreciation for them
Agreed 3000
Even just this recap makes me cry and gives me chills. They built something great here. They may never reach this level again, but that's okay. We got this.
Listening to audience reactions for this movie, it's amazing how they send you on an emotional roller coaster. Especially at the end when you're laughing and cheering during the final battle, and then tearing up and crying at Tony's death.
Missed Win: "Is that everyone?" "You wanted more?" And, yes, we wanted more - certain S.H.I.E.L.D. Agents, and some Defenders...
If only
And maybe, just maybe some loud mouthed red leather suited talkative mercenary
@@Peusterokos1 the merc with a mouth is sorely missed :(
Could you imaGINE Daisy RIPPING up the fight scene with some quakes oooooohhhh baBEY
Some great subtlety in this movie that I love is how you see snapped Avengers living on through those that remained. 1. Nick Fury living on in Natasha, who took over the lead position. 2. Sam Wilson living through Steve, who starts a support group. 3. (My favorite) Peter living through Tony who not only quotes him to Scott Lang when he says “Let me just stop you right there” (a call back to when Peter met Tony in Civil War) but also realizes the pop culture movie that Lang is getting his time travel references from and calls him on it. It shows how those characters imprinted on them and how they tried to keep them alive in their grief. Also, I love the call back to Winter Soldier at the end. The song play while Steve and Peggy dance is the song that Nick Fury plays in Steve’s apartment when he sneaks in while hiding from Hydra. Great detail. You could find little things like this for years.
I still cry at the i love you 3000 moment 😭
One thing that always gets me is Far From Home. It hits so much harder because Peter did not get his time with Tony. Tony barely had any time with basically his son. For them it literally went Peter’s death, reunion hug, Tony’s death. It’s really sad to think about and makes Peter going through that movie so much harder, especially when both of their deaths made my nose bleed from how hard I cried. Spidey has always been my favorite so seeing him beg and plead to the one man he’s ever seen as a father hit me. Then to immediately turn around and see him beg and plead for that same father figure not to leave him, to see him desperately not want to be left alone, hits me even harder. The relationship between these two characters is something I could talk about for days, i just really enjoy it
One of the most exciting moments of my young life was seeing this movie in a packed theater open night
damn did really come out 4 years ago? i feel old
Black Panther: *YBAMBE!* Wakandans who weren’t dusted: *YBAMBE!* Dusted Wakandans: Wait, weren’t we just chanting this like 20 mins ago..?
How about the Ravagers? All of a sudden, everyone they know Blips back. Seconds later, a human wizard asks them to go fight Thanos, who has been famously dead for 5 years.
after seeing guardians 3 it makes me appreciate that nebula and rocket were the only ones not "blipped' during the infinity saga even more.
19:05 Based on my understanding of the english language, I'd say sweetie is the most accurate translation of "Liebchen" in this context. The word carries the connotation of being pretty condescending if you say it to strangers. On top of that it's a rather old world that fits in perfectly with the time that Red Skull comes from. It's kinda like an elderly person calling you "dear" or "sweetie" while lecturing you. Also "-chen" is a way to "cutiefy" words. Like if you say "Hündchen" instead of "Hund" you're most likely referring to not just a dog, but a small or cute one. If you do this while referring to people, you're most likely talking down to them.
I'm so glad that Thor: Love & Thunder is *NOT* going to just start with Thor "better". I hope it's more than just a two minute opening montage of him working out; but even that would be a good transition.
welll
@@rebelheart4456 My hopes were dashed, but there was at least the mentioned two minute opening montage of him working out...
@@AnonymousFreakYT I was so hyped for this movie. When I watched it I just couldn’t finish it. I had to leave the theater before the final fights because of how they butchered it. I can only imagine what this could’ve been. My hopes and dreams were shattered as well
@@SiymX it was a real let down, there was a good movie in there it just felt covered up by too many jokes and bits
@@thesharkster1718 I know. It started so good. Christian Bale is just a win. Legit teared up in the first 5 minutes. And the mood just changed forever. I can’t believe they really botched this movie man
My two cents on Thor as a young adult living with depression: your commentary and his lines and acting moved me to tears. Depression isn't all or nothing, some people experience it to greater or lesser degrees. Mine isn't that significant, medically, but it has been a huge part of my personal journey thus far. Just because it comes to light and happens quickly (if 5 years of post-snap with whatever stress and trauma he dealt with during IW added as well can be called quickly) doesn't mean it is disrespectful. It's the end of his character arc, the first time he shows it clearly and knows it, taking responsibility for who he is and moving forward regardless of that weight. I would change nothing. (Edit: incomplete sentence)
Extremely well thought out and written. Your insight into PTSD does not sound like it comes from books. Much deeper than the trolling most folks do on the interwebs regarding movies and TV.
I remember watching this in theaters with my mom and loosing my mind, it was so good, and at the avengers assemble moment the entire room just screaming and cheering and I've never lived through something like that again. It was a unique thing they achieved. Still love this one so much.
I remember really enjoying seeing the Ancient One confused that Strange GAVE the Time Stone to Thanos. she was always so sure about everything and seeing her surprised let you know stuff was going to get wacky in a big way!
I played an Avengers Endgame suite with my school band last week. We played the portal scene theme, the main theme, and the Tony Stark Funeral theme. That was my first time playing with a full band in over two years because of obvious reasons, and that triumphant soundtrack was the perfect dramatic piece to re-enter to. This movie already had a special place in my heart, but the Avengers theme is linked to a core memory of mine now, which just makes it all the more meaningful. Edit: why did nobody tell me that “Tony” had autocorrected to “agony”?
This analogy will probably seem gratuitous but ima go for it anyway. One thing I love about endgame is that, while we never would have foreseen the pandemic back in April 2019, the world did kinda blip during the whole quarantine thing. Everyone was in a state of limbo and we do get our moments of triumph when we return back to our worlds. I dunno if this makes sense but I'm sure there's something in there. It just makes the film more relatable and considering so many people's mental health took a dive because of the pandemic, watching this film is also a nice reminder that we're all still worthy
Started reading Marvel in 1975. These films are a gift. I never thought they’d be made like this.
3:02 Notice: Capt was wearing his Winter Soldier gear here. It speaks volumes to how he perceives the mission he’s going on here.
This movie is perfection for me. The buildup and hype surrounding this movie was sky high and the movie somehow exceeded my expectations. The character moments and interactions are the best of the MCU, I love the time travel shenanigans, and the final act is one of the best things I have ever seen. It brings me joy to rewatch this again and again. I have not seen it since last year, but I still remember the best moments of the movie. Captain America is awesome in this one. I know some are not fans of Bro Thor and Professor Hulk, but I love them. Simply put, this movie is everything I wanted from Marvel and more!
I agree great movie however still falls short of lotr for me soo not perfection. still very good movie tho
JESUS KNOCKS ON YOUR HEART AND LONGS FOR YOU TO ANSWER! HE DOESN'T WANT TO SEE ANYONE PERISH INTO HELL. GOD LOVES YOU SO HE GIVES YOU FREE WILL AND A CHOICE TO ACCEPT HIM OR REJECT HIM. TO LOVE HIM OR TO LOVE SIN/THIS WORLD. CALL UPON JESUS & ASK HIM TO FORGIVE YOUR SINS! SURRENDER YOUR WILL & YOUR LIFE TO HIM & HE WILL GIVE YOU ETERNAL LIFE IN HEAVEN! PICTURE YOUR BEST DAY ON EARTH TIMES A BILLION FOR ETERNITY, THAT'S HEAVEN! NOW PICTURE YOUR WORST DAY ON EARTH TIMES A BILLION FOR ETERNITY, THAT'S HELL! HE WILL GIVE YOU WHAT YOU WANT SO IF YOU REJECT HIM YOU WILL BE SEPARATED FROM HIM & HIS BLESSINGS (LOVE, PEACE, JOY, HOPE, REST, ETC). IN HELL YOU WILL BE ALONE WITHOUT GOD OR PEOPLE... YOU WILL BE HOPELESS, IN DESPAIR & AGONY FOREVER! GOD'S STANDARD FOR HEAVEN IS PERFECTION AND ONLY JESUS (THE SON OF GOD/GOD IN THE FLESH) LIVED THAT PERFECT LIFE! HE LAID DOWN HIS LIFE & TOOK THE WRATH OF THE FATHER ON THE CROSS FOR YOUR SINS! GOD IS JUST SO HE MUST PUNISH SIN & HE IS HOLY SO NO SIN CAN ENTER HIS KINGDOM OF HEAVEN. IF YOU ARE IN CHRIST ON JUDGEMENT DAY GOD WILL SEE YOU AS HIS PERFECT SON (SINLESS SINCE YOUR SINS ARE COVERED BY JESUS' OFFERING). YOU CAN ALSO CHOOSE TO REJECT JESUS' GIFT/SACRIFICE & PAY FOR YOUR OWN SIN WITH DEATH (HELL) BUT THAT SEEMS PRETTY FOOLISH! GOD SEES & HEARS EVERYTHING YOU HAVE SAID & DONE. YOU WONT WIN AN ARGUMENT WITH HIM & YOU CANT DEFEND ANY OF YOUR SINS TO HIM. YOU'RE NOT A GOOD PERSON, I'M NOT A GOOD PERSON... ONLY GOD IS GOOD! WE'RE ALL GUILTY WITHOUT ACCEPTING JESUS' SACRIFICE FOR OUR SINS! MUHAMMAD DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, BUDDHA DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, NO PASTOR/NO PRIEST/NO SAINT/NO ANCESTOR DIED FOR YOUR SINS, MARY DIDN'T DIE FOR YOUR SINS, NO IDOLS OR FALSE gods DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO MUSICIAN OR CELEBRITY DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO INFLUENCER OR KZhead STAR DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO SCIENTIST OR POLITICIAN DIED FOR YOUR SINS, NO ATHLETE OR ACTOR DIED FOR YOUR SINS! STOP WORSHIPING THESE PEOPLE! JESUS CHRIST ALONE DIED FOR YOUR SINS & WAS RESURRECTED FROM THE GRAVE! HE IS ALIVE & COMING BACK VERY SOON WITH JUDGEMENT (THESE ARE END TIMES)! PREPARE YOURSELVES, TURN FROM SIN & RUN TO JESUS! HE KNOWS YOUR PAIN & TROUBLES, HE WANTS TO HEAL & RESTORE YOU! TALK TO HIM LIKE A BEST FRIEND! ASK HIM TO REVEAL HIMSELF TO YOU & HELP YOU TO BELIEVE IF YOU DOUBT! DON'T WAIT TO CRY OUT! NO ONE IS PROMISED TOMORROW! HE LONGS FOR YOU TO INVITE HIM IN, HE LOVES YOU MORE THAN ANY PERSON EVER COULD, HE CREATED YOU! Jesus answered, “I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me."-John 14:6 "But whosoever shall deny me before men, him will I also deny before my Father which is in heaven."-Matthew 10:33 “For the wages of sin is death (hell), but the gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord”-Romans 6:23
Damn we were so lucky to be alive when the MCU started, we started the journey young and not sure what would happen, and we ended it as old hating that this story is over and feeling for every character, dead or alive in the end.
So true. I remember quite well going to the movie theater to see the first Iron Man, way back when it came out. Never would've imagined it would lead to this...damn, what a great journey.
It’s quite literally not over. It’s still going. Stupid comment.
Yeah sure it’s not over, but the story we grew up with is over, the classic story of the Avengers ended with endgame
No need to be so angry
I remember watching iron man maybe 10 years old? Anyways wow to really be apart of something that has spanned over a decade… smh
2 things that nobody seems to bring up: when the Avengers were charging into the final battle, M'baku actually manages to keep up with a bunch of super-powered humans and gods while running into battle. And the second, when Peter is saying his goodbyes to Tony oh, he actually calls him Tony for the first time rather than Mr. Stark.
Just back here to say that Captain America wielding Mjolnir is still one of the COOLEST FUCKING PAYOFFS IN CINEMA! I recently rewatched Endgame and seeing him pick it up still gave me goosebumps.
I liked how Thanos' ship didn't even fit in any screen except when it travelled through quantum space. And then it was just looming over the battlefield like some Lovecraftian Elder God or something. As if it had a will of its own.
I really appreciate you're talk about the Thor stuff, it was really thoughtful. Personally, I'm still torn on it because it *is* very real, and personally hit too close to home for me, since his depressive behaviors closely mirrored my own. Which at one moment was great because it made what was already my favorite character in the MCU entirely relatable at his lowest, but the next in the worst because when a joke came at his expense, it felt like it was also at mine. I'm more pleased than I am upset because of two things. First, it shows several really good moments of his friends and family treating his situation well, especially with his mother. The other is that he is shown that even at his lowest, a broken person, he is still worthy of his hammer. (admittedly, that loses a little weight when it's really Cap who gets to do cool shit with the hammer at the end, but the message still stands)
Also, he essentially gets affirmation from both his mother and his father, since Odin enchanted Mjølner and thus he decides what constitutes worthyness.
You are worthy!
Endgame is 1 of 2 movies that makes me choke up / nearly cry every time I watch it. Truly special.
I teared up when cinema wins made the points 3000 when I heard Tony's daughter say "I love you 3000" and the tony repeating what she said.... id like to believe that Tony wasn't just talking to his daughter when he said that. The relationships he made with everyone, the memories, the avengers weren't just coworkers or friends, they were his family, then you have Earth, his home, the place he fought for and defended with everything he had. And telling them for the first time that he loved them... its wholesome and no other movie could show that same amount of love without being cheesy or awkward. Its a good movie. And marvel will never be the same without Tony. But anyway, that's all I have for yall. And remember, I love you 3000...