Crying My EYES OUT Because Of *AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR*! (PART TWO) 

I don't know how anyone survived after this movie and had to wait a year for End Game... 😓 Also guys, If you want to have your questions answered or anything of the sorts, my facebook page is fairly new so less comments there and I can get to them :) facebook.com/VKunia-106040242131671

A Norse God, a gun toting raccoon and a moody tree going through puberty wasn’t a trio I knew I wanted when the MCU started yet here we are 🙂

Fun fact just to break your heart even more: Groot’s ‘I am Groot’ lines are usually translated in the dialogue scripts into the basic gist of what he’s saying in English. And for that last “I am Groot,” he spoke to Rocket Raccoon right before getting dusted away at the end, was translated in the script as him calling out, “...dad?”

The end of this movie was the only time I've ever heard the crowd in a movie theater go completely silent. It was almost eerie. Losing Peter was the closest I came to breaking. But seeing this movie was an amazing experience (and still is). As always, thank you for sharing your reaction.

“Did you do it? Yes. What did it cost? Everything.” Such a powerful scene.

Never feel bad about crying. These shows deserve a good reaction and you are not alone in the fanbase with respects to shedding some tears for what happens. This was a great, but brutal show.

Fun fact: Thanos is actually set up as the main protagonist of this film, we are shown his motivations and personal feelings for the first time, we are with him every step of the way as he acquires the infinity stones(except the power stone as was done off screen before the film began), the completion of his mission is the climax of the film and then we are shown his resolution with him "retiring" to his little farm at the end of the film. The Russo brothers even hammer this point home after the credits, instead of it saying "The Avengers will Return" it says "Thanos Will Return",

Steve is always so polite, even towards a teenage tree who's killing horrible alien monsters.

The whole "Thano wants to kill everyone to impress Death" was the comic book version of his motivation. In the MCU, he's worrelied about overpopulation killing everyone, so he just wants to kill half at random so the rest can live.

26:34 This is my favourite scene in the whole film. Cap holding back Thanos' full force by sheer willpower, and the look of surprise on Thanos face.

The thing that makes me the saddest about Peter's "I don't feel so good" is that, unlike other characters that get dusted, Peter has his Spidey-sense. Since he can perceive danger a few seconds in advance, his body is basically screaming at him that he's gonna die, but unlike every other time with his spidey-sense, where there is an action he can take to prevent the danger, there is NOTHING he can do to save himself. I feel like the sensation that prompted him to say "I don't feel so good" is him trying to understand the fear of certain death within a few seconds... the kids like what? 15 in this movie? I cant imagine dealing with that at any age, let alone 15. Imagine just standing there, deciding to look to your right and there's suddenly a train coming at you... and no matter what you do, you can't get out of the way. That's a damn nightmare but its real.

It’s always so sad how Wanda looked relieved when she was getting dusted

Everyone complains about Thanos' plan being stupid, but everyone forgets HE'S CRAZY. They don't call him the Mad Titan because he's angry.

Fun Fact: This is Peter Dinklage's true size... it was only through cinema magic and camera tricks that he was able to play a dwarf in Game of Thrones.

Seeing this in theaters was unreal. People were either completely silent or sobbing uncontrollably at the end.

Yeah, the whole comic thing about Thanos trying to impress Death is hinted at in the post-credits scene in the first Avengers movie, when Thanos' assistant is telling him about the Avengers, and he says "to challenge them is to court Death", and Thanos just smiles. Also, in the comics, Deadpool is Thanos' rival for Death's affections. Thanos courts Death because Death represents balance. Deadpool courts Death because he can't die. (I'm sure you've already been told all this in previous comments, but I'm putting them here just in case, and for others who might be hearing this for the first time).

The walk out if the theatre was surreal 💔😭 Total silence except for sniffling and some sobbing ... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭 Now you have to wait a year to watch EndGame like we all had too 😊

Now imagine the pain we all had waiting a year till Endgame

I really like how the MCU has that attention to detail whether it's honoring past continuity, staying good on those little details like Dr. Strange's hand scars, or spotting which Infinity Stones (or combinations) are activated and glowing with each action made - I also really like how the infinity stones exponentially boost each other's capabilities

It’s important to keep in mind that, to Thanos, limited resources and overpopulation are such an issue because of what happened to his planet. His personal experience would override any projections or rationality that others would use to convince him not to kill half of all life.

I used to cringe with Spider-Man's more emotional delivery being longer than everybody else's, but then just now realized, after 4 years and many reaction videos, it's because of his spider senses that he reacts to it sooner.

Such a monument of long form story telling. I doubt we’ll ever see this level of quality again from Marvel. Was so good.

I remember hearing people say the credits of this movie hit like an obituary. Still the most accurate description of what it felt like seeing this opening night.

What was really sad is that Peter's Spider Sense went into extreme alert, which was why he felt something was wrong. The others didn't have that level of awareness of their entire being ceasing to exist. He didn't experience "dying," he experienced being "unmade."

Infinity War and Endgame were the two most amazing cinema experiences I've ever had. It was electric, you could tell everyone there had the same love for this franchise as you did and it really felt like a shared experience. I usually don't feel like I'm at the movies "with" the rest of the audience, but I did for those.

As many heartbreaking scenes as there are in this movie the one that always gets me is when Thanos tells the "ghost" of Gamora that his mission cost him "everything." The look on his face and the way he says it demonstrates better than anything else that he's not just your typical villain.

You are correct about what you read or heard about the Thanos lore. In the Marvel comic books he did have an infatuation with the physical personification of death, who appeared in human female form as Lady Death. He was always trying to impress her by killing and destroying more and more living beings but this storyline was too abstract for a live action movie and the MCU writers thought they had to figure out a motivation for Thanos's killing crusade that was more believable for the casual movie audience.

Seeing this film opening night was wild. Loudest I have heard a crowd throughout the film...until the end. Dead silent with the ocassional sniffle.

Crying over the movie's ending was experienced by many. When I saw it at the theater I simply left angry and disappointed because there was no happy ending as we are all used to with Marvel and most films. To wait a year for Endgame was torturous but you have a ways to go yet to get there. Thank you for the honest reaction, Vicky.

peter's dusting always breaks me cause i always think back to how happy he was when tony knighted him an avenger how happy he was and when he was scared at what was happening and grasping tony scared cause he's just a CHILD i just can't it breaks me every time

I think he is a great villain. Not a one-dimensional character like "I kill because I am evil!" but there is reasoning and logic behind his goal. Even if we find it horrible, there are plenty of examples where if populations grow out of control, starvation or war follow. To him, this is more merciful than slow decay.

This whole movie was insane to watch in the theaters, one of the best parts was Thor announcing, "Bring me Thanos!" and stormbreaker hitting the ground. You have just witnessed "The Blip" a 5-year awkward period in the MCU. Great reaction V.

Wanda welcomed death's cold embrace after she lost Vision. And Peter died in front of Tony which he said back in Homecoming that he didn't want it on his conscience. As he vanished, Peter felt like he let his mentor down but it wasn't his fault. He gave it his all.

the fact that Thanos isn't so one-dimentinal and that he has multiple complex layers to him is exactly why he is so loved and one of the best villains in cinema history. people look at him and think "if things went wrong enough, this could've been me".

James Gunn revealed that Groot’s last I am Groot as he dusts away is him saying “Dad” to Rocket

The Thor arrival scene in Wakanda is my favorite scene thus far in the entire MCU! 🔥 ⚡️

I like how at 16:05 Vicky could have said "arm." But she said "limb." Because Groot is a tree.

Each Infinity Stone has an associated power and color. Space Stone: Blue, originally housed in the Tesseract, which was eventually stored in Odin's Vault on Asgard. Gives the user teleportation to any destination of their choice. It can also be used as a power source. Mind Stone: Yellow, originally housed within Loki's Scepter. It was then used to create Vision and rested within his forehead. Gives the user the ability to read and control other peoples' minds and wills. Power Stone: Purple, housed within the Orb that was originally stowed away on the planet Morag in a decrepit ruin. It was given to the Nova Corps on the planet Xandar. Thanos destroyed Xandar using his enormous ship, which is known as the Sanctuary II, in order to get the Power Stone. This happened off-screen. Gives the user immense strength and the ability to decimate or destroy practically anything at will. Time Stone: Green, housed within the Eye of Agamotto necklace worn by Doctor Strange. Gives the user the ability to control time itself, rewrite certain outcomes, look back through the past, and see any and all possible futures for a given thing. Reality Stone: Red, originally housed within the dark liquid substance known as the Aether. It was eventually given to Taneleer Tivan, the Collector, on the black market trading nexus in space colloquially referred to as Knowhere. Thanos kills the Collector to retrieve it. Gives the user the ability to create reality as they see fit and form massive illusions that affect the physical world or space around them. Soul Stone: Orange, locked away behind a sacrificial altar on the planet Vormir. This sacrificial altar is guarded and tended to by Red Skull, who originally seeked the power of the stones. For abusing their power, he was banished to Vormir to be the guardian of the Soul Stone for those that attempt to claim it. The Soul Stone itself is its own pocket dimension that can contain the souls of those you have killed or put into the stone itself. It also seems to be able to let you talk to the deceased or have some kind of vision or out-of-body experience with them. If it has any other kind of powers outside of this, they've never been directly addressed nor have happened on screen at any point. Thanos sacrificed the only person he loved, his adopted-daughter Gamora, in his quest to rid the world of its overpopulation, thus gaining the Soul Stone. Hopefully that helps you understand the power of the Infinity Stones more :) Always enjoy watching your reaction, Vkunia! Thanks!

My wife saw this on her own.. I wasn't huge into it.. she came Homs and said.. Their all dead.. I'm like who, and she said basically all of them.. Before Endgame she passed.. and I caught up, became a fan.. Would have loved to have finished it together.. she'd love them.

The first response most people had with Thanos' "plan" was, "why doesnt he double the resources instead of halving life". The science consultant for the movie spoke on StarTalk Live about it. He said that he tried to stick to the rule that "Energy cannot be created or Destroyed", and "Entropy always increases". Thanos couldnt create resources from nothing, and he couldnt convert potential energy in space to be resources due to it requiring to reverse entropy. (Although the same guy later said that the Time Stone reverses entropy, so its a plothole in the end)

Watching this in theaters was insane. The silence and dread after the movie was crazy. Then the wait for end game was soooo long

"I wonder how many G's he's hitting... but he's in space" -- That's literally how gravity works

26:35 That's probably one of my favorite scenes in all of the MCU, Cap using all his strength and he's actually able to push back on Thanos' hand (even though he's a Titan and at this point has five of the six Infinity stones), and Thanos watches with bewildered amusement and then has to use his free hand to knock Cap to the ground.

Yes, Thanos from the comics is obsessively in love with Death, who finds him useful but doesn't share his interest. In the Infinity Gauntlet comic, which this movie is partially based on, he wipes out half the life in the universe in an attempt to impress her. My headcanon for the scene with child Gamora near the end is that's Death herself talking to him, (indirectly) asking what he sacrificed for her.

Yeah, the tesseract is the Space Stone. That often gets overlooked. It was the tesseract that brought Loki to Earth after all. And IT is what glows ever time Thanos teleports anywhere.

I recall seeing it when it came out.. everyone exiting the theater was very stoic and it was a very dark time...

Vicky, here, has one of the most adorable "I'm gonna cry now" faces. I just wanted to hold her hand and hug her.

That look that Stephen gives Tony when he says that there’s only 1 outcome where they win.

Fun fact; Corvus Glaive cannot die while holding his spear. So Vision drove it through him 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼

Thanos' mentality is definitely someone who would not be considered sane. He thinks random dispassionate genocide would be "mercy," so it's no surprise what most of the heroes call him in the comics: The Mad Titan.

Am I the only one who kind of respects Thanos for his sheer willpower to go through his plan? Sure its a twisted plan, but his focus and determination to get it done no matter what is admirable in a weird way.

That star that Thor uses to ignite the forge is a neutron star. Produces a magnetic field so strong that can transform anything on a superdense gelly.

I seriously doubt there will ever be another movie like this or Endgame in our lifetimes.

Fun fact about Thanos's super cool plan: By destroying half of Earth's population, he set the population all the way back to... 1974. So even if population growth did need to be addressed via a culling for some reason in the MCU, he culled far too few to people to actually make a lasting impact on consumption.

“It didn’t feel like it was almost like two hours” Especially considering it’s a two and a half hour movie.

That was a fantastic reaction Vicky! You were very on point about Thanos. I love the complex layers they give to him (his actually my favorite villain in Marvel Comics) in the MCU movies. Josh Brolin's performance as Thanos, to me anyway, was the highlight of the movie (I don't think anyone else could have pulled it off). In the comics, Thanos is in love with the personification of Death (Mistress Death as she's known in the comics and she's one of the most powerful cosmic dieties/entities). When I saw this movie in the theater, I was right there with you, the tears were plenty!! Again, another great reaction Vicky. Keep up the great vids and many blessings to you and yours.

Thor was insane in that film That man literally owned the era between (November 2017 till 2018)

Remember what Dr. Strange said. He saw 14,000,605 possible outcomes to the battle, and they only won one. Everything Dr. Strange did from that point was going for that 1 win. Everything, including giving up the Time Stone to save Tony's life. This is not spoilers, btw. This is what we were all speculating about between Infinity War and Endgame.

I can't wait for you to react to Avengers: End Game because that is the saddest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

I used to be in the “just double the resources” camp, but the problem has never been too little to go around, it that societies (especially consumerist capitalist ones) are always structured to hoard everything at the top and chase infinitely higher profits at the expense of the underclasses and even the environment

I'll always remember the cynicism that prevailed with the announcement of Avengers, saying it couldn't be done, that any crossover that big would be too bloated. Well, here we are with a cast over twice that size. Thanos' motivations were changed due his comic book one being too one-dimensional... though I'm still expecting a reveal at some point that the 'kid Gamora' who spoke to him is in fact Lady Death personified and persuaded him to do what he did.

As an extra: His motivations seeming mad/delusional sort of lends to his comic book title being "Thanos, The Mad Titan"

Well, calling a Spider an 'insect' is an insult given they're animals/arachnids and not insects

T'Challa did say that Thanos would have nothing but dust and blood, and they had that "all that for a drop of blood" scene

I’ll never forget how silent the theatre was when the credits started to roll

Vee, imagine being in the theater as the end credits began to roll. Dead. Silence. Everyone was stunned, shocked to our very cores. "Did we just lose?" we ask ourselves, echoing Star Lord. But.... the good guys are supposed to win, right? Right? Seeing Cap sit down heavily on the ground, head between his knees, and saying "Oh, God..." at the end hit hard. This is the man who never gives up, never surrenders. The actual living embodiment of hope and perseverance, and.... he sounds so utterly defeated. This is what makes films great.

No matter how many times I’ve watched this movie it always makes me cry

greatest theater experience in my life - I felt completely empty in the end, and even though the room was dead silent, you could just feel the immense dread of everyone there

There are a lot of articles on Thanos' warped vision. Particularly why, when he has the ability to change existence with a snap of his fingers, he didn't just increase resources as the population of the universe continued to grow...

I like how you fangirled over Okoye, I feel like she's so underrated, it's rare to see someone appreciating her this much. Love it

The flaw in thanos' reasoning is that it goes beyond mere numbers. Statistically, yes, reducing populations by half could extend the lifespans of populations. But since the selection is random, if enough of the survivors are those who don't learn or don't care about anything but themselves and power and wealth, it only delays the inevitability of extinction.

This movie was such a massive culture shock at the time. To have this huge movie with Thanos, the villain, as the main character, where he actually wins, while still being an amazing and complex character. Just, so good, the absolute peak of the MCU, Endgame is a good followup but man, nothing tops the feeling of watching Infinity War for the first time.

I will never be able to put into words how much I love this film. I can watch it over and over again.

I was wrecked for at least a week after this movie. No other movie has ever had such an affect on me like this. I remember you could hear a pin drop in that theater as everyone was walking out. Everyone was just numb.

Even before we lost Chadwick, that particular "Wakanda Forever" hits different. He knows and expects many will not come back, maybe him, that his whole nation will end in this cause. That intention is resonant. My other fave line in this is Natasha's "she's not alone". It's just so... condescending. Like she's talking to the most obvious idiot in the world I like to think the look on Thanos' face in that one moment that Steve resisted him was to think he may have been lucky not to have faced him on Titan, when he wasn't as powerful.

Everyone sobbed in the theaters at the end of this one. I had NO IDEA what to expect, but I never expected that. This movie felt like a punch to the heart. 😢

Watching the movie in a theatre back then was quite an experience. After the snap the whole theatre was quiet, felt like everyone hold his breath. Even when the credits rolled. And then we had all to wait a whole year until Endgame came into theatres.

When Groot is fading away, he calls Rocket "Dad"

“It’ll kill you!” - Only if I die. “Yes… that’s what “k-killing you” means.” One of the best lines ever! 😂

One neat thing about this is that Tony applied a lesson he learned from one of his previous villains. "If you can make God bleed, people will cease to believe in him." - Vanko Tony put everything he had into stopping Thanos, and what he managed was "All that for a drop of blood?"

While I love this movie and it is by far my favorite MCU flick, as much as I dug the ending, it still didn't really hit as bad as I wanted it to when I saw it in the theaters, as I knew there was still Endgame (and another Spider-Man movie) coming right after it. It's one big showcase how Disney's habit of announcing so many movies ahead of time kind of bit it in the ass.

Two other great villains to be found in the Marvel universe can be found in 2 of the series, Jessica Jones season 1 has arguably the best villain in the entire MCU and Daredevil is another great series with a great antagonist in Kingpin played by Vincent D'Onofrio. You'd also love the short and sweet series Agent Carter, and I can guarantee you'll be itching for The Punisher after his character is introduced in Daredevil. Another good reason to check out these series beyond being phenomenal is there is rising expectations that JJ, Daredevil and Punisher may be joining the cinematic universe in the future.

Spiderman: "I don't want to go" MCU fans who also love Doctor Who: "Not again ..." (cries)

Leonidas : "He come here to ask for Earth And Water?" T'Challa : "He will have nothing but Dust and Blood!"

Imagine how peter was really feeling, his spider sense was going crazy when he was getting snapped

As a fellow environmental scientist I will say Thanos is called the mad titan. But also he is trying to stop the suffering and death before the population declines.

the time in between infinity war and endgame - it was a somber feeling - because you had to wait, now you can watch them back to back but man it hit the feels. i love these movies.

Thanos' "all that for a drop of blood" response to Tony on Titan is my favorite little call back to the early stages of of the MCU. All the way back to Iron Man 2: "If you could make God bleed, then people would cease to believe in him."

Yes Quill messed up but Tony wasn't rational about Bucky killing his parents and Cap knowing and defending him. Quill lost his mother through his father who had said loved Meredith Quill and now another "loving father" took the woman Quill loved who had finally admitted that she loved him as well.

Take a breath. Count to Three. Commit to memory the feelings you feel in this moment. Remember what Tony said. "If we can't save the Earth...you can be damn sure we'll Avenge it." We're in the Endgame now.

Peter actually realized he was going to die way before it happened, because of its Spidey sense. He was feeling sick because he was having an actual physiological reaction to the imminent threat. Tom played it perfectly. He was a teenager who realized he was going to die in the following seconds and there was nothing he could do about it.

Going into this movie in the theater, watching the expressions of all the people coming out from the previous showing. They were all somber, red-eyed, and silent, and most people couldn't look straight forward but hung their heads low. The only other time I've seen that in a theater was The Passion of the Christ.

My favorite MCU movie! For once, the bad guys win. Fans didn't get a happy ending and had to wait a year until Endgame. Thanos is a perfectly written villain. Like any other, he is flawed. He considers himself to be a survivor and truly believes he is helping the universe by eliminating half of it. He did in fact love Gamora, but could no longer ignore what he believed to be his destiny. I remember the feeling of emptiness and dread when everyone began to disappear out of existence after the infamous "snap". Spider-man's death was tough to watch. Such an epic movie! Loved the reaction! Can't wait for Endgame. You do such a great job VKunia!

When I saw this in theaters. Everyone was dead silent at the ending and walked out of the theater as if they'd just seen a ghost.

"There are stats and statistics that show that overpopulation will sort itself out"... he was literally standing on his home planet that died (and all the people on it) because of overpopulation. It wasn't a projection, it was fact. #ThanosWasRight

@14:11, I love the fact that Sam and Rhodey two Air Force guys are wingmen. Rhodey outranks Sam by several officer ranks but he sees him as an equal. Usually in the comics, these two don't interact a whole heck of a lot plus Sam isn't a military guy

If you saw in the end of the movie it's written that "Thanos will be back in Avengers 2" not Avengers will be back.. showing us that this is thanos' movie and continue to make us realise that avengers stood no chance against Thanos pretty much in the movie It feels like Salt in the wound in theatre when in the end there was a complete pin drop silence and very few voices of sobbing it was literally emotional

The scene where Thor arrives in Wakanda never fails to get me hyped up. And the way he demands that Thanos brought to him is just icing on the cake. The cake of pure liquid awesome. The king of Asgard has returned to avenge his people. Someone get this god a Thanos!

One of the things I remember discussing when I came out of the cinema was how from a twisted perspective, Thanos truely believed what he was doing was right, but he also knew he was the bad guy for doing it, especially after he sacrificed Gamora. When you consider his own planet was destroyed because of overpopulation, it's understandable how someone could believe that such a thing was necessary, especially when he's been killing populations through war like with Gamora's planet, and has seen positive results. That's what makes him fascinating to me. He's the main character of this film, and he's not a typical villain at all, he's truely nuanced

Still gets me when Groot says "dad?" 😭😭