AVENGERS: ENDGAME Reaction (Part 2) 

So I heard that when Chris Evans mother saw him in the old man makeup at the premiere she started crying because he looked exactly like her father.

Bucky told Steve "I'm gonna miss you buddy" if he was only leaving for 5 seconds there wouldn't be necessary, bucky knew

Even after all these years, I still can't believe they stuck the landing. The most ambitious series in cinema history and they ended it with a stroke of genius. Seeing this premiere is still one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Great reaction as always!

11:30 each Avenger in this scene represents a different stage of grief.

“I don’t think you’re using that word right.” He is. He’s saying that he’s death which is inevitable. Therefore he is inevitable.

After all these years we finally hear the words: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE

the scene where Bruce says "Its like i was made for this" is a call back/reference to the scene in Avengers 1 where Bruce and Tony are in the lab on the flying aircraft carrier. They are talking about the Hulk preventing Bruce from committing suicide i think, and Tony says something to the effect of "maybe this happened to you for a reason". Bruce sees being the Hulk as a curse and Tony was spinning it to suggest it might have a purpose or that Bruce can use the curse as a sort of gift to make the world a better place.

What qualifies as end credits is getting the original 6 Avengers signing off at the end over their characters. Heart warming as hell. Also if you go all the way past the credits and it fades to black there is something that should jazz you . . . turn up the volume and listen close.

1 scene i really apreciate is when tchala meets up clint he adreses him by name while in civil war tchala said he doesnt care which means he still remembered his name and called him by it

The point with Thanos is the one we saw from Infinity War was the older more mature version who was mostly calm and level headed and didn't kill the Avengers or the Guardians when he could've because he wasn't there to kill them but to complete his mission. He didn't look for them and he wouldn't have even bothered with them if they weren't the last line of defense. Except Vision maybe since he had a stone in his head. Whereas Endgame Thanos is the younger more ruthless version who has no problem killing them or the entire universe just to create a new one from scratch since they were the only ones who could undo his plan. Which they did. Basically like with Nebula and Gamora. Two different versions of the same characters.

6:22 That's Stan Lee's final cameo in his entire life in the MCU.

They really are having a hard time with "changing the past doesnt change the future" huh

While there was no end credit "scene" the credits themselves were a send-off to the og Avengers and a thank you to the fans who kept with the mcu up to this point.

I think "moses could never" is my favorite youtube moment of 2023 so far

So glad you picked up on the "Cap" remark by Hope, most miss it. There are so many callbacks throughout this movie it usually takes multiple views to pick up on all of them.

I'm so sad about Tony but tbh i think that is the best ending and send off for the character. That makes so much sense for his character Pepper said it best "but would you be able to rest?" And the answer is no, he would never be able to rest when he knows he could do something. So him dying, while heartbreaking, was the most sensible action for him. Now he can rest, knowing he won.

The song that Steve and Peggy are dancing to, is the same song, from Winter Soldier. When Nick Fury breaks into Steve’s apartment. I love the attention to details like that

I also laughed at "I was made for this" just because of the utter audacity of how cool Prof. Hulk is lol.

So I think in Thor 2, Loki was trying to send the dark elves to Odin and/or Thor and didn't know Frigga would be there. That's why he had such a visceral reaction after he found out

I really like that a Doctor Strange's movie his big lesson was that everything isn't about him but then in endgame the only version of the fourteen million where the Heroes win is the one where Strange sits on the sidelines. It's a subtle way to show his character grouth.

Where is Loki? Well, maybe his own series will answer your question ;)

When i saw it in theatres, the whole crowd went CRAZY with the Assemble line... Best theatre experience of all time!

The first time I saw this movie in theaters, I couldn’t hear cap say avengers assemble because the crowd was cheering so hard. What an awesome theater experience

Its pretty confusing but whenever they travel to the past, its a whole different universe. So Loki escaping with the tesseract is a different Loki. The Loki that died in Infinity War still happened in the main timeline and was not affected by what the other Loki did because he came from a different universe. Same with Gamorra who also came from a different universe. That’s why Steve had to go back and return the stones because it will affect those different universes and alter their timelines drastically. The Loki series will address what happened to the other Loki who stole the tesseract.

The time travel thing can be confusing. The way I can best describe it is in the “main” MCU timeline: - Going back into the past didn’t change anything that has happened throughout the course of the movies. Hulk tried to explain it to Scott and Rhodes as well as The Ancient One. - Our Loki died at the hands of Thanos. - That Thanos was decapitated. Past/alternate timeline Thanos was dusted. - Natasha is gone. There’s no bringing her back. - Our Gamora is gone. An alternate timeline version now exists in our world.

I really wanna see the moment Capt America returned the soul stone and saw Red Skull again lol

Great watch, as always. Thank you. The people who empathize with Thanos don't like him for what he is doing or how he acts. They understand the reasons behind what he is doing. They understand what happened to him and his planet and broke him. After a movie a little later there will be more info that can help shed light on that.

I bawl my eyes out everytime Sam says "Thank you" and the Captain America music immediately plays. I had a perfect Steve Rogers arc. I am so ready for Sam's journey!

Ever since the Iron Man 1 reaction, I was waiting for you to see the Avengers Ensemble scene 😍😍😍 Btw one clarification, it is not Laufey (that's Loki's birth mom a giant), Thor's mom here in MCU is Frigg (also known as Freya) a bit different from God of War game.

26:10 - Remember, Wanda was snapped. To her, Thanos killed Vision a few minutes ago.

Squidward: Sire, I don't feel so good.

"I'm going to get you all the cheeseburgers you want" Well said Happy and kudos to you Meg for showing the line that gets me every time 😊

Spiderman far from home is the last movie of phase 3 and then a whole new phase starts with multiple tv shows and movies. Its a bit experimental with them trying to find the balance between shows and movies and they set up the next big bad. Now we are in phase 5 and the future is looking bright. I would love to see you ranking all the movies now.

I lost it at "you can rest now" I never had cried so hard in my life lol

So... you are correct. There is one more Spider-Man movie that is technically phase 3 but this was pretty much the end. Phase 4 is more about checking what happened with people after all this and how it affected them (Wanda, Loki, Falcon, Spider-Man, pretty much everyone you know so far). They will also introduce a bunch of new people. As a result it will feel more disjointed even though some of them will be moving to the next big thing. They also are going to start experimenting with different styles and formats (like the TV shows), which some people like and others don't. It won't feel the same as the build up to Infinity War/End Game though. It is much more broad and disjointed... but it will get more focused in Phase 5 (which just started for us).

I don't think Thanos is selfish or at least he wasn't selfish. That Thanos is dead. The Thanos that we are dealing with at the end of this battle is an earlier, younger Thanos. A Thanos that hasn't been changed by the journey yet. This Thanos hasn't lost Gomorrah and this Thanos definitely wouldn't have apologized to Nebula. The one that we met in Infinity War by that time really saw himself as a benefactor. He was doing something for the greater good of the entire universe. This guy yeah, he's a full on narcissist

“I am inevitable” DOES make sense. It means that you can’t avoid him, that’s he is inevitable. I’m not sure you know what it means

Yes you can watch black widow last scene but i slightly recomend it after falcon and the winter soldier show

30:18 Mark! He was referring to his return even though he had previously been defeated. Time Travel got involved. According to some, there should be a loop of him in that moment. 😮🤔

'Sometimes foreshadowing is relatively obvious' That edit made me laugh.

38:29 Mark! Instead of a visual post credits moment, it was audio with a black background for mourning. The audio is of Tony's hammering as he made his prototype suit that actually looked like iron. So many people didn't appreciate it back then. 😕 Was it because they couldn't remember that far back? 🤔 No visual aids? 🤔

47:03 Mark! Did you notice Howard The Duck? I did without being told where to look. But if Cosmo was there too, I'm still missing that moment. 😔

I swear, I cry EVRYTIME I see Peter reuniting with Tony, you can tell how much Tony missed his kid.

After the came back from time travel, the avengers on the dock represent the 5 stages of grief

Your dog is like "what are yall getting excited so much about"

Honestly i never seen someone been SO agaisnt Thanos, it's quite funny. He's obviously a villain but there was tbe Thanos was right movement, which generated a huge debate pre end game but even the people who disagree with his objectives only pointed out how flawed his plan and methods were, they never had anything agaisnt Thanos as a person

18:15 ☹️"he won't let me" sobbing

Remember in Black Widow the fake Russian father was telling stories in prison about fights against Captain America at a time when he was still in the ice? Well, he was but he wasn’t was he.

45:01 Mark! Meg: "There's only two missing." Captain America and Black Widow? So during this moment you expected Thor to return? 🤔

"Moses could NEVER" 🤣🤣🤣 I love your energy so much. ❤

in the funny Pitch Meeting video for this film, when Producer Guy asks the Script guy "Where did Loki go? The reply was "into his on TV show" haha

50:32 Mark! Did you notice that when Nebula 1 shot Nebula 2, that she didn't immediately fade away? Proof of a divergent time line! ⏲️ Unlike what happened to Flash and others who killed their younger selves and vanished! 😮

I remember in one of your earlier reactions how surprised you were at how emotional and resonant these movies are. I really hope you watch and react to the MCU TV shows as well. Those shows are even deeper, and more emotional; they delve into all manner of mental health and societal issues. WandaVision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, What If...?, Hawkeye, Moon Knight, Ms. Marvel, and She-Hulk: Attorney at Law. Also, please don't skip Werewolf by Night and the Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special. The Netflix shows were predominantly stand-alone, but Daredevil in No Way Home is basically the first step in that character at least being brought into the MCU proper. I look forward to ccntinuing this journey with you, and I really hope you start with WandaVision soon.

I saw this in theaters and I STILL watch peoples' reactions to this.

At 30:18, that's at the exact point we Hulk could barely survive and we go from "🖕to you Thanos 🤣" to 🥺 to 😭 for Tony Stark.

Thanos didn’t want to be at the centre of it all. He literally went and lived alone when he thought his job was done. He’s only going to remake the universe and enjoy doing it especially to Earth, because they effed up his plan. He was done. And now he’s doing it all over again. He’s just pissed off and petty. But it’s still the same job. Bringing balance. He’s like a menacing Avatar

If they didn't get dusted at the end of infinity war, they died. Doesn't mean you won't see them again somehow, but that version of the character is dead. The future versions of Black Widow, Gamora, Vision, Loki, Heimdall, and Tony Stark are all dead dead. As you saw Gamora from the past timeline is in the future, and past Loki had the tesseract and teleported somewhere.

The song at the end, "It's Been A Long, Long Time" was also playing in Steve's apartment when Nick Fury was hiding there in "Winter Soldier" (when Sharon told Steve he left his stereo on).

The scene where all the avengers in ruble and broken shield of captain america was given by wanda manipulation to tony in age of ultron btw

Absolutely loved this reaction and revisiting all these movies with you guys on this incredible journey, the theater experience for Endgame, Infinity War and No Way Home was unlike anything I’ve ever felt before so glad to see your reactions be pretty close to what the rest of the theater was experiencing at the time can’t wait to see you guys continue this journey along with the rest of us once you’ve finally caught up :) -side note when it comes to the Netflix shows someone please correct me if I’m remembering this wrong but I believe it had to do with marvel lending Netflix the right to make shows for those characters before Disney + was a thing and when Disney + came out Netflix felt they didn’t need to be showcasing content from their competitor around the same time the deal was coming to an end anyway, as for why they never actually appeared in the MCU I’m not sure if it was a Fox XMen situation where they just legally couldn’t

I wanna see the end credit scene of cap running into red skull returning the soul stone, and when Peggy's niece is born and Steve explaining how he made out with their niece in the future

Bro is geeking a lil too much don’t you think 😭😭

7:54 Your dog wants to fast forward to the portals scene. 😊

No you guys are wrong, the older Thanos didn't wanna be at the center of the world, he just wanted to help the world, 😅😅.. just that there are better ways to help the world, like instead of wiping half the population, use the infinity gauntlet to create food and multiple other resources maybe? The younger Thanos (2014) however saw from the future nebula of 2023 that the older Thanos method didn't actually work and that's why he wanted to do this new thing, where he would wipe the entire population rather than just half of em

3.8K Thumbs Up + Mine! 👍 You're welcome, and thanks! 😊 Notes: I'm so close to being caught up with this list! 😊

Phase 4: 1. WandaVision (TV series) 2. The Falcon and the Winter Soldier (TV series) 3. Loki (TV series) 4. Black Widow (Movie) 5. What If... (TV series) 6. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (Movie) 7. Eternals (Movie) 8. Hawkeye (TV series) 9. Spider-Man: No Way Home (Movie) 10. Moon Knight (TV series) 11. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (Movie) 12. Ms. Marvel (TV series) 13. Thor: Love and Thunder (Movie) 14. I Am Groot (Animated shorts) 15. She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (TV series) 16. Werewolf by Night (TV special) 17. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (Movie) 18. The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (TV special)

38:00 - Loki's story will be continued in his series 😁

hah @10:15 i thought that was an ad at first. nice edit. i enjoy when editors toss fun stuff like that in the mix once in a while

So lucky to have experienced this in theatres.

13:16 thanos put one stone in at a time giving his body a chance to adjust to the power while in this movie it was painful for everyone cuz all the stones were already together and HEEY guess what? You guys can watch the black widow end credit scene!!

You will surely absolutely love the serie Loki. It's just pure development for the character and it's great. Season 2 is one of the thing I wait the most.

my theatre had to turn on the subtitles after the first showing cause everyone was screaming so loud on premire night and for at least 3 weeks after on their repeat viewings

Watching Endgame in Theaters was a once in a lifetime expereince. We Germans are not known for being loud in the cinema, but even we went bonkers during the portal scene and the long awaited "Avengers Assemble" and in the end you could only hear quiet sniffles and nothing else. What I really loved was the endcredit "scene" which you only knew to appreciate if you have watched the first Iron Man movie. Ending Endgame with the sound of Tony hammering away in that cave was a stroke of genius. Ending it like everything began was soo good. Sometimes I wish I could go back in time, forget that I have watched the movie, just to experience it again for the first time, even if I would be a mental wreck for the next few days again.

Actually Tobey's Spiderman is what set the ball rolling cause super hero movies were flops and people didn't go watch, or they were received poorly. Which is why Marvel solved off rights to characters like Spiderman. Also another reason is Tobeys spiderman was supposed to be the Spiderman for MCU so technically it started with him before Sony told Marvel too bad so sad. They had written scripts for many things with him. Peter was supposed to appear in The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2 was gonna talk about the events of Spiderman 2, there's a deleted Iron Man 1 scene where Fury mentions Spiderman to Tony, and a lot more.

Gamora only is back because the avengers went back in time and brought her through the pim particles

While the pairing of Nat and Clint going to retrieve the Soul Stone works from a character point of view, it was a pretty stupid decision by the Avengers. The Soul Stone was the Stone they knew the least about - all they knew was that it was on an alien planet and that Gamora died there, but they had no idea what dangers they would actually face there, so who did they send? The two characters with no superpowers whatsoever 🤦‍♂️

The end credits are the sign-off signatures of the original 6.

If you guys haven't seen it already, check out the deleted scene "Take a knee." Kinda wish they had left it in.

I know a bunch of comments have explained time travel in this movie already but I think using a river as a metaphor makes a little more sense. So think of all of the movies from the first Iron Man to the end of Endgame as a flowing river. That river takes that one path that it has flowed since the beginning. Going back up the river, to say The Avengers movie, and messing with stuff there, doesn't suddenly erase or change the rivers course. That same rover is there unchanged and flowing from Iron Man to Endgame exactly like the movies have shown. What does happen however, is that the changes in The Avengers, make a little stream run off from the river that grows into it's own river with it's own course and events. The main river is still there, and going back to it, nothing has changed. But that little stream now exists off to the side doing it's own thing. So it's exactly like Bruce says. Going back to the past doesn't change your future (the river) because the past you traveled to has become your future (the stream). It's difficult to wrap your head around at first but once it clicks it makes perfect sense.

No one controlled themselves in the theatre... everyone jumping out of our seats, high fiving strangers... it was crazy!

This ending is why you have never seen Peggy's husband in any of her pictures of her family. They couldn't chance changing the events between them and endgame. Peggy said that she met her husband because of Steve and that was the closest we got to a hint about what her past really was.

I never realized until now that Strange meant what he said when he said he wouldn't hesitate to sacrifice any of them to protect the universe and the stone... He sacrificed Tony knowing it was the only way

The 4 arm monster creatures that do the biding of thanos are known as outriders :)

Loki died in Infinity War when Thanos killed him... the Loki we see in Endgame is from 2012

If a person vanished from the finger snap, they can come back. If they died any other way, the stones can't bring them back.

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yall should check out the alternate scene of the Vormir sacrifice where Hawkeye and Black Widow have to fight off Thanos and his army before making the sacrifice. it is so much cooler but much less emotional so i understand why they changed it. its fully rendered with complete cgi btw

"I am inevitable" makes grammatical sense. Imagine if he said, "Death is inevitable." Same thing. Thanos=Death

Your point about not knowing who's actually dead is valid, time travel is something that every movie/show struggles to explain, sometimes they even adapt it to make more sense with their plot, in this case (and it's not a spoiler because Banner explains in this movie) they are going with multiverse theory, which says that when you go back in time and change something it doesn't change your "present" but instead makes a separate new universe which from that point forward keeps going with whatever changed, so in a way every time they took something from that "past" they technically killed someone because it could've cascaded into someone not having a way to defend themselves etc. But then at the end we are given a different type of time travel where cap goes back to that universe and stays there, and it somehow affected their present, the way they did time travel is basically a nice fan service which I don't think anyone minds.

Mjolnir flying into Cap's hand will likely be the best cinematic moment for me. Steve Rogers is my favorite of the series, and for them to show he is truly worthy was *something fucking else*. God I still get the goosies from it.

When he took the tesseract it continues into the Loki show on Disney plus from there on. Another timeline.

10:20 absolutely genius editing joke!

At the end of the credits there are no Scenes but they have the sound of the hammer when Tony made the MK 1 armor in the cave from Iron Man (2008).

Vision, Natasha, Steve, Loki, Gamora and Tony are all gone. They can just returned the dusted. For me it's quite easy to mourn, everyone that really dies stays dead, except for the Loki the trickster and one time randomly Nick Fury.

28:11 "The apelike food bringers are screaming at the shiny wall box again."

23:33 nah we all screamed and screeched in unison whenever we saw the characters again. No one geld it back, it was such an incredible experience. Nothing quite like it (besides Infinity War which was crazy)

47:25 - Dog hears the word "cheeseburgers", immediately gets excited...

19:51 funny enough, a very big group of people. He might be morally bad, but his ''goal'' is respectable.

Caleb cracking up at a serious and emotional moment is 100% my kinda energy 😂

In the first movie of MCU wich is iron man Yinsen made a sacrifice and told tony not to waste it the second thing you need to Remeber is when Captain America told tony that he is not the one to make sacrifice move and he showde him that he changed completly, the same with doctor strange in infinity war he knew that if they want to win he have to make a sacrifice becouse strange would never give the stone to Thanos. And also important thing is that spiderman will never know that the reason why tony even started working on time travelling was seeing his photo.