Magneto Destroys Auschwitz Scene | X-Men Apocalypse (2016) Movie Clip HD 4K 

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Not Storm. Storm literally created a weather phenomenon that could have engulfed Africa. Not a country in Africa. Africa.

They already knew lol

Unless I misremember badly, Storm is also an Omega-class mutant. She's a lot less experienced than Erik at this point, though. Angel and Psylocke are no match for, however.

@@bobbyfeet2240 Psylocke is Omega as well, at least in some stories. Her psychic powers are vast once trained, though Jean Grey is stronger. Psylocke is generally considered among the strongest of the X-Men. Angel is the odd man out here, having no significant powers except flight and what little additional power the metal wings gained from Apocalypse gave him.

Storm is omega level and can match magneto, just obviously not at this point. Psylocke is also omega level at some point, all three are weaker than Jean regardless but at least they are all within the same power class. Angel gets washed by all of them though

Boss of the year

He wants to give them cool upgrades and makeovers

Better than a lot of Human Bosses we have.

His children.

@@australian2425 oooo. Right I forget that sometimes.

Makes me wonder what the hell he could of given Quicksilver to make him more powerful....what untapped speed could he achieve with Apocalypse help.

@@captaincrum1 Quicksilver fully realized would still not keep up with the Flash.

@@alanguages nobody mentioned flash

@@midnighter9768 Giving a contrast. Quicksilver would also be slower, than Makkari if we used Marvel.

Or an Apocalypse this fucking lame.

Apocalypse can't really do TOO much with omega+ level mutants anyway. Maybe armor like I think he gave hulk or juggernaut at some point but meh.

Magneto is one of the most powerful mutants in all of Marvel, period. He's easily in the top 5.

​@John 'Soap' Mactavish Idk about Top 5, there are a lot of Mutants that are head Shoulders and leagues above him in power, Likely near there though, def in the Top 10

@@tristanpelkey9109 so when you say a lot you you mean 5?

@Warby Parker Matthew Maloy, Franklin Richards, The Marquie of Death, Gabriel Sheppard, Apocalypse, Phoenix, Mister M, Tarn, Isca, Legion, Vulcan, Mad Jim Jaspers. Among Others have him beat

Wanna bet

@@akamai4275 yeah I would. They will ruin the character.

@@BiggerBadderBrian you'd bet wrong

@@BiggerBadderBrian you don't know what

@@akamai4275 MCU is now kiddie time.

I just hate how they nerfed him. Why couldn’t he do this on dark phoenix?

Isn't Magneto in canon stronger than Apocalypse? Apocalypse is cool but he's not in the top tier I don't think. And they should have went CGI for him like they did with Thanos. This 5'6 apocalypse looks terrible.

@@hansolo631 Magneto is an omega level mutant yes. Apocalypse isn’t as strong as he is, he’s only been alive longer to know his own potential, unlike Magneto.

He's coming back in a future MCU movie

@@pnut3844able source??

@@pnut3844able There's no proof of that. Though I agree he should.

I think the role will be recasted for MCU! It’s been nearly a decade since he played magneto already

I wish to see him, but not in the shithole mcu is now. Until they make at least one good movie i hope they will not touch any already good characters. Only Spider-man: far from home was a good movie, and mostly because of great cast, mainly Willem Dafoe.

Then why the flashback of him & Charles in First Class later on in this movie?

@joewhitehead3 Good question, I think there is a link that could be made...allow me to attempt to explain. With Apocalypse bringing him back to the concentration / death camp where he what he went through led to him discovering his power and how, by bringing him back to the birth place of his power, to show him how truly powerful he really is. I think the flashbacks of Charles were acknowledgement to where he began to understand his powers and develop them throughout their many years of friendship, doesn't quite compare to what he achieved under Apocalypse' tutelage, but had Erik not met Charles, he wouldn't of been able to accomplish what he did in that moment. I always think of the submarine lifting out of the water when Apocalypse tells Erik to reach as deep as you can into the ground.

Being brought to that place would surely tap more emotions than a lesson about Rage and Serenity

Because this time, he is fuelled by rage, anger, grief, and despair; All of which are strong emotions.

His powers are at their strongest when he loses someone dear, his mother, and now his daughter, the only difference being he's older and more in tune with his powers than when he was a boy.

These comments are kinda funny. Marvel was the original creators of X Men. They definitely would have the most experience with the original material. Crossing my fingers Rouge and Storm get better justice.

@@bmoney544How does this have anything to do with the comment about the acting-? Forgive me, I'm confused.

@@carbinecryo30716 because the comment I responded to changed

Yeah, the Holocaust was one of the most despicable acts of genocide and mass killing in the history of humanity. Magneto was not only a witness, he was there. He survived, but like many of the other survivors, they never forgot. Tears filled their eyes thinking about it, when they sleep at night. They were traumatized permanently.

They promote their victimhood propaganda in everything!

And then get exploited/abused by “En Sabah Nur”

For a frustratingly poor film which tended to really miss the mark, they actually did this scene pretty well - Magneto is tragic and crazed with grief, but never an evil villain and it also shows just how kick-ass powerful he is once he is completely let off the leash. What a pity he was blind to how he was being exploited by Apocalypse.

Magneto’s backstory is for most people in the world the opposite of relatable. And I am extremely glad that this is the case. If you’ve ever been to a KZ Gedenkstätte you know what I am talking about.

And he is not making a stupid excuse, but is telling legitimate truth. He was indeed trapped

Writing? What writing lmao

@@pnut3844ablesince you display a U of Miami logo I take your word on this... you definitely know about being laughable 😌

@@UlisesMartinezMx I do. FSU is laughable, as is UF.

​@@maximpershutin8257 i mean. He is essentially calling himself omnipotent but then saying he was trapped? I'm probbaly missing something but this isn't great writing lol.

Especially storm 😂😂😂

He still loves them.

It gives me goosebumps

German couldn't won the war, that would be the end of the jews in the hole world .

Same here 😱

why say it that awkward tortured way, "never not" instead of simply saying "always"?

Not a comic movie fan here, more of a person insterested in history. I have read many jewish biographies from the Shoa and viewing this scene from that standpoint is.. its quite moving.

i dont think so, that sounds kinda dmb ngl

@@joe2751 no it makes sense, Apocalypse has access to everyone's minds and can make them feel whatever he wants them to

@@adistantgod6628 He can do that in proximity. But only Xavier has worldwide reach.

No. Apocalypse doesn't have telepathy lmao

bro yes he does...you slow?

Then there is where to the problem lies. With all his power, why hasn't he made his ideal world a reality? Very few could stand against him, and yet for "reasons", he and other power people like him in other media, can't seem to attain their goal. One of the major issues with comics.

@@KamenKamibecause the good guys also have people like Jean Grey and Franklin Richards. If everyone is overpowered, no one is

@@KamenKami I think in this case you could make the argument that Magneto, at least in the comics, isn't interested in pure world domination. In a sense, he sort of has to be more of complex character for someone like Charles Xavier to believe there's any reason to negotiate with him. They have a closeness and a connection because Erik isn't simply interested in a world where mutants are on top and humans are enslaved or eradicated -- he wants, fundamentally, to help the world be better, and I think Charles sees that. When you couple that with Erik's history as a Holocaust victim, you can sort of see how his natural goodness has been tainted by his trauma and made him bitter, resentful, and vengeful. To answer your question, I'd argue the reason he hasn't made his ideal world a reality is because simply making it by force isn't what he truly wants. He wants the world to accept his goals as *right*, and he wants the acknowledgement that his pain and suffering wasn't fair, and wasn't justified, and I'd argue he won't simply force the world into his way of thinking because what he really craves deep down is validation that the injustice he suffered was actually wrong. To actually answer your question, the reason he hasn't made his ideal world a reality despite all his power is because it would be a really boring story if he did. And on a deeper level, because Magneto isn't so obscenely powerful in a vacuum -- he's so powerful because he's a villain, and his nigh-unbeatable power is meant as an obstacle for the heroes in the story to overcome. He needs to be nearly unstoppable so that his ultimate defeat feels like a significant victory.

Funny how Jean Grey can do everything Magneto is capable of and more

@@nosakhareanthony5677 it’s true. Jean grey is more powerful than magneto. However, all im saying is that for what his ability is he is more powerful than shown in most movies or tv shows

He has a degree in neuroscience?

@@bruceleroy8063 no. He is a ferrokinetic. He has telepathic control over metal.

@@hush4522 to control someone by pressing on specific points in the brain would require quite an impressive knowledge of the brain's structure.

Watch it at home and rewatching it now. Still have goosebumps

They should have gone CGI for apocalypse, he should be larger than a real human, like Thanos. Imagine if Thanos had been a 5'6 latino guy

Not metaphorical goosebumps? Thanks for clearing up that potential source of confusion for us all.

Jean Grey Phoenix is stronger

@@LordGanondorf. jean needs the phoenix to be superior while magneto only needs his own power jean is just a vessel for the phoenix in fact she is not even in control it is the entity that gives her that power. magneto on the other hand is pure natural power something incredible

Phoenix beats him

@@eukaris18 yeas and cant beat jean too... that why she cant control her own body...

Franklin Richards

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed that. This movie gets way too much crap. It's far smarter than a lot of movies in the MCU

@@LukeLovesRose I agree entirely!!

What are you talking about? Who is capable of deciding whether we live or die?

@@LukeLovesRose Magneto

@@user-bk9fk2tq2z Duh. I dont know why I didnt figure that out sooner. And that's why Erik was so dangerous. He was that powerful and hes got the worst attitude imaginable toward his enemies, toward humans. He was creating a much more horrible future in the end of Days of Future Past and he was too blind to realize it.

fr 🤣🤣

Stopping the earth's rotation? Where the hell is it suggested that he could be even remotely close to this powerful? So far the most impressive feats I've seen from Magneto were the lifting of a stadium, and deconstruction of a few buildings here

The score reminds me of the music in Shawshank Redemption when Andy finishes his escape.

@@Mrraugut Thought the same. The whole scene seems heavily inspired by it. Not just the score. Also how the camera goes up to a birds eye view.

​@@MrraugutI thought the same as you

He is the Master of Magnetism after all.

I wouldn't get my hopes up tbh.

Everything is paramagnetic or diamagnetic, thanks to molecular orbital theory. If something isn't magnetic, it's just very very weak. A strong enough magnetic force will bring out how it works. So Magneto can move any matter using magnetic fields if he's strong enough anyways!

@@Appri or find and reach his potential.

Magneto only has power over ferromagnetic metals: iron, cobalt, and nickel. which is to say not everything, but if yanked those metals from a body it would be like a gunshot wound.

100% agree

Fr, I don't think they could've picked a better actor to play magneto

Yes, destroyed it

he could but he never would have killed xmen cause they were mutants like him his enemies were humans

A literal force of nature

thanks for letting me know

I was thinking exactly the same.

The build up of the scene is also similar

Hes short but the host his short. It makes sense to me. But his aesthetic is very bada** to me. It looks like Apocalypse just woke up from Ancient Egypt. He looks like hes been decorated as a God... which he was. The comics were wrong. Apocalypse was created in a time of great ignorance

he always could...it just never occurred to him.

Apocalypse didnt actually unlocked it, just showed magento what he has always been capable of. Thats why he is the 🐐

Magento is on Omega level Mutant.

He copied Dr. Polaris

You right.

YOUNG Magneto. Older, more experienced Magneto (Sir Ian McKellan) truly owned the role. Nothing would have existed without him and Sir PATRICK Stewart.

Yahweh was His Name. And then it was Yeshua

Non magnetic metals are a thing

​@@DarthDestructusTheSithLord there is more iron in our blood than every other metal combined

There isn't enough metal in the blood to be able to control it. This was mentioned in X2 when they break Magneto out of prison

@@neversleepfreak yeah but he wasn’t juiced by apocalypse then. The magnetic field here is so strong it’s demolishing a wide area. At minimum is would affect the electrical charges in the body at such a close proximity.

@@cmendr011 no, when I say X2 I mean with old magneto. He had already been juiced up. There just simply isn't enough metal in the blood for him to control it. What he said idk

Michael Fassbender and Elizabeth Olsen 🔛🔝

LOOOL

2:38 in particular #juggernauts

stop it from doing what

you know its molten right?

@@yossarian00, That somehow makes it not metal anymore? And the very inner core is not molten because it can't melt from the pressure it's under.

@@JacksonHoulihan fine, but stop it from doing what

@@yossarian00, spinning and killing everything on earth

Destroying one camp isn’t going to make people just not remember considering there are thousands that people can go to so this comment was pretty stupid honestly

@@Joe-wx8jt Thats why my second sentence says something about keeping on with doing that. Also, it's still very much detrimental to just destroy Auschwitz, it servers no logical purpose and even in that emotional moment Erik should realise that hey, this is nonsense, why am I destroying a memorial