Anthony Russo & Joe Russo On Bringing 'Avengers: Endgame's Epic Conclusion 

Jjj Fastest 3 hours of my life

Surprised by the comedy, especially when they stretched some jokes for greater effect

ive watched it 5 times now and it doesnt slow down

It felt like a hour to be honest and that's just a testament to how good their storytelling is.

true lmao, thats what i was thinking

Damn I only got an I love you 600-900

Y’all already played this out.

667th like-had to change it

What is this 3000?

Yeah, they should make one for www.masterclass.com/

ha! cause here I'd also just been thinking and was coming down to comment, while the two styles are vastly different, the Russo bros kind of feel like to me a comedy and/or blockbuster version of David Fincher. Just in so much as that Fincher has always very friendly and engaging while willing to talk so much and openly the craft, the business, and his stuff. He also from fairly early on in his career was always trying to make sure like a special edition DVD of a film of his (now more so blu-ray) was packed to the gills with bonus materials. the Russos, not only are Arrested Development and Community like religious texts to me lol... but okay obviously have now made 4 of some of the best of all the MCU movies, AAAAAND I was liking their stuff before I even realized it was theirs I was liking. I haven't watched "Welcome To Collinwood" in a long time, but I remember pretty much digging it when I first saw it.

this is so true

Honest to god I was ready to leave the theater after 30 minutes of BvS even though I was hyped and giddy beyond belief. This feels like an hour and a half. I've seen 2 hour moviee that feel way longer.

although ironically, while I felt overall it was still ultimately an at best rather mediocre film, after I watched that longer "directors cut" I did feel like technically it "improved" it. I mean we're talking going from like a 4 out of 10 to a 5.5 - 6 out of 10, but still.

Who laughed at you was probably cried on some netflix anime adaptation so don't worry bro we all cried...

I saw it twice and I think I cried more when I knew what was coming. ESPECIALLY I love you 3,000. Get some new friends! hahaha

@@bardknight trust me ive watched it 5 times and it makes me cry every time, the premiere was awesome everyone was clapping and crying, what an experience

Dude spoiler

Kids are fucking heartless assholes. Don't listen to them. Your obviously a more mature young adult. They are still struggling with their own identity. They aren't comfortable in their own skin enough to admit they are human and crying is something that celebrates that

@Ian Wilson I appreciate that, thanks. 🙂

I’m sorry some assbag spoiled it. Glad it still hit home for you!

I'm glad I'm not the only one who cried my way thru just about the whole movie!

Yeah the end of the final fight scene was ruined for me because of the thumbnail in a youtube video that just randomly showed up on top of my recommendations

I mean that’s why I stayed off the internet tbh

21 Bridges looks really good

@@dgames8900 You saw the trailer too😍OH MAN THAT SHIT IS🔥

Name me one good movie made by them that's unrelated to Marvel.

@@antona.8659 Wtf He said 'The Russo Bros have potential of making good movies in the future because of their directing talents for the Captain America & The Avengers movies' you idiot🤦

@@antona.8659 What, marvel movies don't count as movies?

It gets better with rewatch..

How the fuck did you think it was disappointing?

HellaBlazedCat thank you. idk how people think this movie was disappointing

HellaBlazedCat I think coming off of Infinity War, which was a head to toe action roller coaster, some people (not me!!!) weren’t hoping for something this character driven and wanted more constant action. I think they’ll realize as time goes by though that this movie was exactly what it should have been

I found it disappointing in Tony Stark not getting the retirement he deserved

except there are no plot holes as far as I've known MARVEL, these "plot holes" people nit picks are more likely "unanswered plots". If you think any plot hole in MCU movies, you know it will be answered or concluded in future movies.

@@kenjong1465 True. Everytime people say there are plotholes in Endgame, I'd be like, what are they, tell me. I'll answer them in 20 seconds or less.

@@_91K_ yep, of course they want to leave things for us to theorize about. It is more like a setup for them to execute what they want to in future films

@@_91K_ Old Cap being on the bench at the end doesn't line up with any of the rules that they said at the beginning of the film. He should have been a totally different branch of the timeline.

@@joshn1678 I'm pretty sure that Cap had help...the Ancient One, who just got back the Time Stone and never gave two shits about breaking rules for what she deemed a good reason.

He did not , sadly

This is one of the things that broke my heart the most about all this. We've all known over the last couple years Stan was not long for this world (last several, really), and knowing we were THIIIIIIIS CLOSE to the proverbial "ending" (obviously the MCU will still continue to exist for a long time) but of seeing this unprecedented decade-long adaptation of your greatest life's work, I kept saying the last couple years, "just please let him hang in long enough to see the true, proper finish, to see End Game". But yeah I recall right in the time shortly before Stan died, the Russos had remarked publicly a couple times they were just about halfway thru post-production on End Game (still then just "Untitled Avengers"). So I mean that was like not even having the most basic of all the editing done so far, not just unfinished VFX shots and a temp score or something. So there wasn't even the most roughest cut of a 'rough cut' they could've possibly been able to show him before he passed :-(

So Collinwood and You, Me and Dupree are one of your favorite movies?

Fun fact about Joe's cameo in Endgame: the bald guy with the glasses and beard in the support group scene is Jim Starlin, creator of Thanos, Drax and Gamora and writer of The Infinity Gauntlet storyline.

@@johnathonhaney8291 Yes, I saw him too, I was like "yes, Thanos dad, the responsible for all of this mess" hahaha! I mentioned Joe's cameo because his speech was moving while Jim just sat there listening.

Joe Russo & Jon Favearu's screen appearnce are amazing to watch from these two talented bastard😍

well back when the Russo boys were just a couple punks knocking around Cleveland, Joe had actually pretty much been aspiring to be an actor almost as much as to be a director. Anthony was really only ever interested in basically sticking to being behind the camera. And considering how we've seen their personalities manifest in public now these last few years, holy shit does that make soooooooo much sense lol

@@johnathonhaney8291 Honestly I was kind of stunned when I first learned just a couple years back now how relatively close it's been in the recent past that the character of Thanos was initially created. long before I even then learned Starlin's name, but just with everything I was beginning to hear about the villain, I was totally expecting that his stories went back many decades into Marvel's history on the page.

Kaiju Hanta they said *for now* so basically theyre taking a small break and come back on later marvel movies

"There was an idea to bring back a remarkable scene"-Nick Fury

Josip Erak the same question for you: why are you even working?

I think Capt America was wrong

Wrong, Steven Spielberg directed more than three movies that grossed over billion. Including Transformers series and Jurassic Park series.

"Directors"

@@723-1A he didnt direct transformers u idiot he was an executive producer. As for jurrasic world only the first one made a billion (with re-release) which he directed.

Official Leotique. I love how Anthony looks like he’s listening to every word Joe says as if he’s hearing it for the first time.

I want to find a girl that looks at me the same way these two look at each other when one talks.

I notice that too.

What good movie they have made that doesn't involve people wearing capes?

@@antona.8659 That doesn't discredit what theyve done, this is the most popular genre right now, it would be stupid of them not to capitalise on it.

@@zack7438, very cool, but the best directors are usually the best for being able to have a solid resume of films that exist outside of one franchise. Tarantino, Nolan, Anderson, you name it. They are great for having a solid filmography consisting of various films. I'd i instead compare Russos to the Wachowkis.

Anton A. You just have an old fashioned ideology that superhero movies can’t be “good” movies even if they have better characters and acting than many traditional films.

they've actually already stated a few different times now over the last few months that Marvel deciding to adapt that would be the thing that would most likely bring them back to the studio for one more go round :) Mind you, between how far away Kevin Feige would be realistically lining that up, and how the Russos themselves are much looking forward to their next several projects being completely different than their previous decade, we're talking not for another like 7-8 years, AT LEAST.

What about the last ten dc movies makes u think that they would give that much effort

Diego Delgado not sure lol. I saw Shazam and really enjoyed it. Before that the last movie I saw was JL. So big step up lol. If they just focus on characters and stop forcing world building they'd have a gold mine

Arnold Eli I was pretty much talking about how the Russo Brothers were talking about making a universe and stuff like that. DC hasn’t really got that part down

How cool would it be for caps last movie to be returning all the stones and how he runs into problems doing so

and yet when it happens they still complain

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