*ENDGAME* gave us CLOSURE 

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“You could not live with your own failure, where did that bring you? Back to me.” That’s a badass line

Thank you SO MUCH for watching the Signature CREDITS! It was a ride for OVER ten years for the 6 original Avengers actors and I respect the way they "signed" off. Very clever.

Man, the ending of this movie hit everyone so hard in the theater. RDJ's final monologue is perfection.

I love that Nebula and Tony bonded. From different parts of the galaxy, she's made of parts and he's a mechanic. Brilliant pairing. Y'all have no idea what the movie going experience was for this movie! It was Olympic level once in a lifetime.

Seeing this in theatres was a next level experience. Literally the culmination of years of storytelling and they pulled it off flawlessly.

No matter how many times I see it, this line gets me every time: "I love you 3000."

I just realized that when Steve went back to return the stones to their rightful times, he must have deliberately chosen to return the Space stone last so he could deliver it to Peggy directly and then stay with her. That's the kind of symmetry I love in storytelling.

Natasha and Steve talking before Scott gets there is one of the best scenes in any Marvel movie. Just how close these two are and how much love and respect exists between them is apparent in every word and look they exchange. I frankly think he was basically asking her out when he said they both need to get a life, and she was saying yes when she said "you first."

In 2019 I worked at Disney headquarters in Burbank, CA and they have a full size cinema auditorium. I got to watch this in a packed house with non famous people that actually worked on the movie and were seeing it for the first time. Graphic designers, costume people, etc. the hoot and hollering was personal and it was amazing.

45:34 The audience, when I saw this in theaters, erupted so loud it felt like it shook the room. It was such an awesome scene. While it was only a few months for you guys, but for us who kept up with the MCU for literal years. 10 years-ish of cinematic build up that finally paid off and it made me feel awesome, as a comic book fan, how the comic book world has build up to this and was happy to see it like this. Great reaction guys. :)

I love how most people who watched Endgame felt sorry for almost everyone, from Hawkeye to Captain America to Iron Man, except Thor. Thor got the shortest end of the stick of this entire situation and it's not even close. He lost his friends, his mother, his sister tried to kill him and also died, he lost his hammer (his most beloved possession and proof that he is a worthy person), lost his father, his girlfriend abandoned him and then died, his homeworld exploded, then he lost half of what remains of his people, got beaten up to a pulp by Thanos and then he lost his brother, the only remaining family he had. Oh yeah, and afterward, he thought that the entire Infinity War end was his fault, because he didn't "go for the head". There's not a single character in the entire MCU mainline that have had it worse than Thor. And he still have to cover that burden up, and act like nothing happened. There was so much pain in his voice earlier on in Endgame when he cut off Thanos's head and said "I've gone for the head". And no one in the audience bat an eye, and most never understood what those words mean. That was so much guilt on that scene and throughout the "silly fat Thor" and no once cares. It's so weird to me.

Your reaction was perfection. I'm glad Jeremy Renner continues to get better and RIP Chadwick Bozeman. He was a hero till the end.

This was AMAZING to watch opening night. 23 movies, 10 years of story coming to an end. I cannot explain how loud the cheers were, or how many tears were shed (there were rivers at the end). I have never and will never experience anything like this cinematic experience (and I'm 50 years old, seen many masterpieces in the cinema). Everything about this ending was perfect. The more you watch it, the more you see how it ties up everything that went before it. Right down to Cap finally getting his dance with Peggy. Which is the perfect final shot. Masterpiece.

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

The expressions you guys had on your faces throughout. The smiles. The tears. The look of excitement and satisfaction. That’s how we all felt watching this movie too. It’s great seeing you guys go through the same feelings we all did 🙌🏾 ⚡️

Thank you for being one of the VERY FEW that keep the reaction going during the credits and seeing the special signature sign offs like Star Trek: The Undiscovered Country. This was the original Avengers final send off. Amazing.

They used thor in this film as a representation of depression. He goes back and grabs his hammer and that shows us that we’re worthy no matter what we think of ourselves. Has me tearing up righting this

“Whosoever holds this hammer, if he be worthy, shall possess the power of Thor.” - Stan Lee

45:35 I love how she called Mantis "Antenna" LMAO

THE WAY I CRIED AT THE THEATERS EVERYBODY WAS CRYING AND JUST CLAPPING AT THE END just amazing 💖💖💖💖💖

And just like that the consistent good MCU era came to a end

Callbacks; 1. Closing dance song with Cap and Peggy is the same song playing really loud in Cap's apartment when Fury was shot. 2. On Your Left was a callback when Cap was running past the Falcon in first Capt America movie. 3. The lone kid standing by himself at the memorial service was the potato gun kid from Iron Man 3 movie. 4. When looking for the time quantum travel van, the Wasp refers to Capt America as Cap and Ant Man smirks at her for saying that because in the Ant Man movie, she laughed at Scott Lang for referring to Capt America as Cap.

To this day, and for all foreseeable days to come, this was the GREATEST theatrical experience I could ever have imagined. The pure energy that was in the theater on opening night can not be explained. So many people of so many backgrounds and beliefs all together cheering and crying together for the same thing.

Finally. Somebody who realizes what must happen on Vormir. And why she can't be brought back. And the credit roll, really does the whole saga justice. I'm so glad you gave us your reaction that. I've seen it a dozen times and I still cheer, clap and cry. Beautiful reaction.

Thor's subtle look to Peter when the crew suggests they use knives as if to say "Well, I'm game if you are," which changes to "No" once he sees Peter is not into it. Still gets me.

Tony's story through the MCU is honestly the best one - from a selfish playboy asshole to a dad and a hero who sacrificed himself to save everyone. Iron Man started it all in 2008, it was only right he was the one that ended it. I grew up on these movies, this one felt like a chapter of my life ended - sad and happy at the same time.

I know it's been talked about to the point of damn near becoming a cliche by other RU-vidrs, but I truly love what they did with the character of Thor. He's lost more in these movies than ANYONE. It's super realistic that he would become a reclusive alcoholic struggling with depression and PTSD. I love that they made him husky, I love that the chubbyness didn't magically evaporate away once he got his groove somewhat back. Also speaking of someone who was a massive mammas boy who buried my mother a little over 3 years ago, the scene where he gets to talk to his mom one last time, and she's the one to put him back on the right path, brings me to tears more than anything else in this movie. "I'm still worthy" with happy tears in his eyes. Showing that someone going through depression and grief is still worthy of the life they had or wanted. Absolutely love. 10/10. More than the callbacks, more than the unblipping, portal, avengers assemble scene, even more than Tony's sacrifice and funeral scene altho thats a close second. I love that we got an accurate portrayal of escapism, depression, and PTSD in a super hero movie. This elevated Thor to my 2nd favorite marvel character behind only Spider-Man. Great reaction btw. Rant over.

Seeing endgame in theaters on opening night was the best movie experience I’ve ever had in my life. So many franchises building over decades to this epic conclusion, there’s not topping that

My Favorite line from Thanos ever .."As long as there are those that remember what was...there will always be those that are unable to accept what can be!!...they will resist" One of the coldest lines I'll ever here in a movie

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I took my daughters to see every marvel movie on opening night during this 10 year period, some of the greatest memories of my life, they are both grown now and we still talk sometimes about seeing these all together

Its actually been established that there was one Marvel hero who made it through the snap with all their loved ones also surviving, and that's Ms. Marvel. Khamela Khan and her entire family survived Thanos's snap. In addition, none of her close friends were snapped away, either. The Marvel producers said they set that up because they wanted to have one character who bucked the odds. While everyone else lost someone, she got incredibly lucky.

Theres so many small details in this movie its crazy. Some of my favorites are: 1) Peter gave Tony the idea for the reverse mobius strip after seeing the picture of Peter holding his diploma upside down 2) When Tony told Pepper he said he should walk away from the idea and go to bed, but she asked him could he rest. When he was dying Pepper told him "you can rest now" calling back to the fact Tony cant walk away from doing the right thing and he was successful even in death but the world is no longer his burden to bear cuz hes given enough. 3) Tony hugging Peter is a callback to SM: Homecoming when Tony opened the car door for Peter who thought it was a hug, but Tony said "we're not there yet, I'm just getting the door for you" 4) When Happy is Talking to Morgan about what she wants to eat, she says cheeseburgers. This is a callback to the first ironman movie when Tony escaped from the cave and back the first thing he wanted was a cheesburger while Happy was escorting him, hence why he said it was Morgans dads favorite. 5) Steve told Bucky he wasnt coming back after returning the stones. Its why he was the only one not panicked when Steve didnt return on time. Its also why he said the callback line to the first Captain America movie: "how can i when youre taking all the stupid with you?"

Something you probably didn't know about regarding Jarvis. It's not included when people talk about the MCU, is Margaret "Peggy" Carter had her own TV for 2 seasons called "Agent Carter". Jarvis was a regular on that show and is played by the same actor who plays Jarvis in this film. It also includes the same actor who played Howard Stark in the 1st Captain America movie.

Seeing this in the movies was indescribable guys! Over 10 years of a journey coming to an end. Gosh what a time to be alive it was.

I love reliving the movies with these reactions. This is probably the best reaction to Endgame that I've ever seen. You guys have such a great chemistry and enthusiasm for the movies as well. Good work!

This is the one reaction I've been waiting for since finding this channel. Bring on the tears.

That was Stan Lee's final cameo in his entire life 😭😭😭😭.

The best movie experience in my life. I wish I could re-live the feeling of being in that room with everybody watching this. It's awesome seeing y'all experience all of this for the first time. Much love y'all

You guys have been through a journey!! It was the time of our lives witnessing this in theaters, I love yalls reactions

Infinity War/end game and No Way Home all felt like ocncerts in the theater. The screaming and cheering was out of control lol. I loved every minute of it. IDK if i will ever experience that again but maybe when the XMEN come back we might see some incredible stuff

The way Tony looks at Cap when he’s giving that speech always warms my heart. RDJ is an incredible actor and the only Tony Stark

Thor's trip back to Asgard is such a strong message. Yes you lost. Yes you failed. But you're still worthy.

Watching Endgame after waiting a year to see what happens next was an experience like no other and I'm so glad that I was a part of it. This was truly the Endgame for the MCU.

The one time I went to a theater and not buy a drink or popcorn. I did not want to miss one bit. Cap using Mjolnir got me jazzed up. And then the portals opening got me emotional. When Cap said, "Avengers..." I was like, "Say it! Say it!" And then, "...assemble." I was the first to jump off the seat and cheer before everyone else in the theater joined me, that's what my best friend told me. In any case, this was the best damn theater experience of my life.

54:31 That cheeseburgers line… hit me like a brick wall in the theater. During the funeral and the subsequent scenes before it, I felt as if my heart was being carpet bombed with emotions. “I am Iron Man” “You can rest now” “I love you 3000”. The entire time I can feel that emotion pushing me to the breaking point, but some how I’m still holding it in. And then as the camera zooms out during the funeral I’m thinking about the first Iron Man movie. When we first saw Stark. When he got back home and asked for only two things: a conference and cheeseburgers. Then Happy asks Morgan if she wants anything. In my head I was thinking: “Don’t you say it…”. When she said: “cheeseburgers”. All those emotion bombs finally hit. It broke me… I’m not ashamed to say I cried.

I didn't cry when Tony died but man I bawled when Steve and Peggy were dancing in the end.

I will never get tired of seeing people react to Cap picking up the hammer ❤😂

Steve and Peggy finally getting their dance always gets me to cry the most. We needed that pick-me-up.

You will NEVER witness anything like this again, I remember watching it in IMAX the night it came out, packed crowds, emotions flowing. I’ve witnessed a lot of great movies over the past 45+ years and I’ve never seen more grown ass men sniffling and crying when Tony Stark died. I still cry like a baby at that scene. Great reaction from you both.

First time I had been in theaters and people just were screaming, crying, and sometimes just absolutely silent. One of the two movie experiences I will absolutely never forget.

The truly epic event is finally here

“Avengers Assemble” still gives me chills! But Tony’s death also makes me cry everytime….

I saw this in a rented out theatre one of my college buds got for all her homies. Free of charge with a prize based trivia game before the premiere. I won the trivia(winning question was what did Stan Lee say to Thor during his cameo in Ragnarok) and I got a prize bucket full of merch, candy and posters. One of the happiest days ever for me😊

Dude I was SOBBING in the theater during this movie. Saw it on the second day it was out and I think almost everyone in there left fulfilled and emotionally drained 😂

This series was truly great storytelling. Tony going through the entire Hero’s journey. Thor experiencing crippling PTSD. The actors! The number of A list actors that collaborated in one movie is insane. RDJ was the perfect actor to build the MCU. Cap as the ultimate leader with a true moral compass. Loved how all this came together from beginning to end!

“I am Iron Man”. Yes you are! 😭 RIP Tony Stark

A person is lucky to see a film like this once in a decade. They really did a great job bringing all of this together like they did. I'm not even mad that MCU after Endgame is less than. There was no way it wouldn't be less than Endgame. Endgame is a foundation, a legacy, and it will be cherished for a long time.

Watching this in theaters, opening night, is a once in a lifetime experience. I highly doubt that there will ever be an experience to top it. We were all screaming in the theater and we clapped for a while after the movie was over.

Watching you 2 watch this reminded me of how it felt watching it in the theater. The whole crowd reacted the same way to all the avengers showing back up. It was so moving and magical. This is the first time I teared up watching it again since the first time.

You won’t believe the applause the credits got. Especially when the actors (original avengers) signed off for the last time. I can’t believe you guys missed it in theatres! It was the biggest thing in 2019 😢 the last good year

Watching this movie in theatres was an experience that I dont know if I will ever get to experience again...so special

51:53 This scene is refilm so they could include "I am Ironman" and so it'll be full circle back to the first movie

To me, the odds Dr. Strange gave of 1 in 14 million represents how much Tony loved his family and wouldn’t want to leave them. Strange foresaw how tough it would be…the ultimate act of heroism

I still remember my friend who stood like a stone during breakups and all the loses , crying in the theatre without a break

The "I am Iron Man" at the end of Endgame is still in my top 5 greatest cinematic moments ever.

Love that Bucky knows Steve is leaving and says goodbye.

When I saw this in theater and Cap lifted up Thor's hammer everyone, including me, lost their mind and started cheering and the "I am..Iron Man" line was straight fire. Love this movie and y'alls reaction to it was great. Glad y'all enjoyed it so much, it's an incredible movie

“Avengers: Endgame” is an epic finale🔥. I really enjoyed watching it with you guys. The way the Russo brothers and Kevin Feige brought all those 10 years of the MCU movies into one finale was just done with such love, dedication, passion and heart👏👏. There were such beautiful/emotional moments in this film such as when Tony met his Dad ‘Howard Stark’, Thor meeting his mother ‘Friga’, Steve seeing Peggy again, Scott seeing his daughter again as he’s all grown up, Clint reuniting with his family etc🥹😁. The nostalgia that this film gave us from all the other MCU movies was so refreshing and emotional🥹😆. The growth in all the characters was so well shown, especially Tony who was this overconfident playboy but then the way he progressed into this proper man with a family and then later made the sacrifice with three magical words “I AM IRONMAN”🤩. Loved your reaction/analysis, take care and have a good one❤️

@ 35:16 ish How amazing is it that she has the pic of original Steve not buff Steve? Says a lot about Peggy and Steve’s feelings for each other imo 🥰

59:46 that little face hold was so cute 🥹 yall are adorable plz

Great ending for me. Imo They did Great in The sense That The heroes not always gonna defeat their foes without having some sacrifice or loss in The process. That's one of The Best things about This Infinity to Endgame They had this realistic stuff Just like in The comics. Love That

Here we go!!! This is one that I've been really looking forward to you two getting to. This movie is easily in my top 5 favorite MCU movies so far. The emotions start off right away in this movie. And is an emotional roller-coaster throughout. Fun Fact #1: Karen Gillan, who plays Nebula, said in an interview that she and Robert Downey Jr. improvised the scene in the beginning when Nebula and Tony were playing paper football. Fun Fact #2: The "I love you 3,000" came from Robert Downey Jr. He had mentioned that his kids would always tell him that they love him 3,000. Directors Joe and Anthony Russo loved it, and added that line in the movie for little Morgan to say that to Tony. Fun, but Sad Fact: This is Stan Lee's final cameo appearance. 😞 Fun Fact #3: In case neither of you recognized him, the boy that was standing behind Wanda, Sam, and Bucky at Tony's funeral was Harley Keener, the kid from "Iron Man 3". The 3 MVP's of this movie: The rat, for freeing Scott Lang so he could give the Avengers the idea of time travel by using the Quantum Realm. And most importantly Natasha and Tony, for making the ultimate sacrifices. One more movie left in Phase 3 with "Spider-Man: Far From Home". And then onto Phase 4. Looking forward to the next reaction. 😊

"It's Been A Long, Long Time", the song that plays while Cap and Peggy dance was the song that American soldiers and sailors came home to after WWII. It premiered in October 1945. Very appropriate for this soldier finally coming home. Also, I'll put a vote in for you folks to watch Peggy's show, "Agent Carter". As others have mentioned, Jarvis, played by the same actor as the driver here, is featured. One thing many have not picked up on is that the replacement A.I., "Friday" Tony based on Mr. Jarvis' wife. She is also featured in "Agent Carter". Like the wife, Friday has an Irish accent.

"Yeah, he could be like an uncle to Iron Man's kid" Those who have seen No Way Home: *pain*

My mates and I went to the midnight release for Endgame. The cinema was incredibly busy and almost every screen room was playing Endgame, so thankfully I had the idea to pre-book tickets and good seats long in advance. It was an amazing event as they also played Infinity War which ended a little before midnight for the release. I still remember the silence, cheers, emotions, laughs, tears from myself, friends, and many others in the screen room throughout the whole movie. The whole room uproared in cheers when the reveal of Capt using Mjolnir. Al things considered, I enjoy Endgame. I've seen a handful of people's criticism towards the movie, some I agree with and some I don't, but all in all Endgame provided a satisfying conclusion to everyone's story.

You're right Tony's death really hit hard for everyone that watched over the years but for me it wouldve been much more if I didn't get spoiled about that before I saw it

"Everybody lost somebody". Yeah, the impact of that really doesn't start to hit until you get into the Marvel TV shows and movies that came afterwards. They deal with loss, trauma, and grief (specifically Black Panther: Wakanda Forever) in a way that just feels more personal and raw. And having experienced what we did in real life with the pandemic, those stories started to become more and more grounded.

man to relive this again would be such a joy omg

You guys should have heard the theaters when Cap had the hammer. The theater I was in screamed like they just won the superbowl

The end of an era. Couldn't be happier we'll forever have a complete beginning middle and end to the Infinity Saga.

Portal scene still gives me goosebumps. (also as a norwegian it physically hurt me when you guys said New Zealand instead of Norway 🤣)

17:01 whats crazy is they essentially found a way to achieve eternal life. they still have the memories, they just have to go through life and grow up again.

The Most Epic moments imo were When cap lifts the Hammer that was so Epic. That's a comic book thing he did as well as "The Avengers assemble" when he leads Them to fight dude That was so fuckin insanely Epic for me cap is my favorite character in Marvel since The comics so to get to see him in The cinema do those Epic moments were everything to me

Just in case you missed it, that kid at the end of Tony’s funeral is the kid from Iron Man 3 :) great reaction. Watched every single second of it ❤

The two most absolutely hype moments I've ever witnessed in a move theatre were the Charge of the Rohirrim in Return of the King when I was 14, and when Cap says "Assemble." Both times the theatres I was in just exploded with pure excitement.

One of the final drafts has Cap making the snap and making the ultimate sacrifice.

45:24 this is about the cutest damn sequence of events i've ever seen.

The Greatest moments were When cap lifts The Hammer And boxing with thanos. The Avengers assemble is legendary That part And obviously When STARK does The snap to beat thanos. In those 3 scenes You gotta imagine the theather going INSANE That was one of The Best experiences i've Ever had love Those Epic moments

Saw this in theatres opening night. Greatest experience I’ve ever had in a movie theatre. The years of build up, waiting for years and it was so worth it. Would love to go back to that opening night to watch this movie again for the first time. Masterpiece.

At 51:26, just in case you were wondering "who is that teenager standing all by himself?", that's Harley the kid from Rosehill Tennessee who helped Tony in Iron Man 3. And yes, it's the same actor!

I rarely comment but I went through your discovery and I loved it. Your questions were on point and your emotions too. I went for each one at the cinema and it was such a journey throughout my 20's30's. Love you guys.

Seeing this in IMAX was awesome! So epic! I half expected Tony or Steve to bite the dust but it was still a surprise. Tony used nanotechnology to pry the stones out of the gauntlet since THAT and his suit were his tech.

27:20-27:48 WOO!! Nice save, Cap. Him saying "Hail Hydra" to those guys means that he remembers from Captain America: The Winter Soldier(2014) when Hydra contaminated SHIELD

Been in the theater on the first day of this movie release.. it is so unreal, the chills it gives me.. its more meaningful because we are with the characters for years before this.. there might be more better movies coming, but this one have special place in my heart. Thank you for your reaction, now i get to reexperience this journey with you guys..

Tony who Steve had always thought of as selfish, sacrificed the good life he had for everyone. That inspired Steve who had always sacrificed everything for others, to finally be 'selfish' enough to do what he wanted. Tony probably told Cap to get a life many times, but Tony was trying to tell Cap to take care of his needs as well. Such a great movie

This is one of the most anticipated movies ever made I can say that I left the theater both sader and happier than before.

Epic thumbnail Ngl. Respect for The Man who started it all. Love That! Rip Stark the dude That did lay his life to save our heroes in this battle. Simply Epic. The Infinity Saga ENDS here. But The Mcu Goes On.

I’ll never forget seeing this in theaters opening night with my buddy, it felt like a sporting event!