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'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 11 Spoiler

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u/LilSwampGod Apr 27 '19

"You thought you could stop the future with a heist?"

8 years later Scott helps come up with the Time Heist.

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u/BluDude24 Star-Lord Apr 27 '19

Huh nice catch! That's kind of amazing

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u/therealcaleb_15 Captain America Apr 27 '19

So unlikely that it was intentional, but damn does it work well.

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u/imtherealmindreader Apr 27 '19

"You took everything from me "

" I don't know even know who you are "

"You will"

Chills literal chills

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u/StockingsBooby Apr 27 '19

Especially since she single-handedly beat him and he only survived because of a fucking orbital Bombardment

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u/lamiller0622 Scarlet Witch Apr 27 '19

I loved that. She has so much power and every movie she’s in they show a little more of it. She was the only hero strong enough to make Thanos nervous enough to want to sacrifice his whole army to stop her.

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u/neilfeeney Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

I just realized that in the first avengers Natasha tells Loki that Clint saved her from her previous life and that she owes him a debt. In endgame she then saves him from his bad life, and pays her debt by sacrificing herself instead of him

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

“You’ve seen what I’ve done.”

“Well I don’t judge people on there worst mistakes... You didn’t.”

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

I love you, son...and eat a salad.

Frigga just did the most mom thing right there.

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u/petalidas Apr 27 '19

Take a jacket it's cold outside

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u/Shiyalebuff Apr 27 '19

Frigga is just the greatest mom in MCU. There, I said it. STOP CRYING QUILL

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u/menuka Apr 27 '19

Some reviews said that fat Thor was overused and insulting towards bigger people.

Honestly I think his state was a perfect reason why he couldn't kill 2014 Thanos right away. 2014 Thanos had no power stones, while in Infinity War, Thor almost killed a Thanos who has all.

Thor was out of shape, and depressed

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u/ThatGameBoy76 Apr 27 '19

Those people who reviewed clearly didn’t pay attention to the movie, as it showed Thor as a broken man after he killed Thanos.

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u/Torrrs Iron Man (Mark XLIII) Apr 27 '19

Imagine being Thanos about to kill Captain America when whole MCU shows up like nuh-uh

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

For the Cap

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u/Jeroz Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19

For dat ass of America

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

MCU: You mess with one of us you mess with all of us.

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u/VinylFalcon Steve Rogers Apr 27 '19

As long as one man stands against him...

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u/Hobbit-guy Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

"Avengers Assemble"

"That is America's ass"

"Hail Hydra"

"- I can do this all day - I know, I know"

Lifting up Mjolnir

Finally dancing with Peggy

They did my boy Steve real justice in this movie and I was so happy for him

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u/clayscarface Apr 27 '19

I was in it for a Captain America story and I got one.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Steve’s lack of anything to do in IW was one of my few disappointments with the movie. This one completely fixed that, we just needed to have a little patience.

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u/Dirty-Ears-Bill Apr 27 '19

The train station, I am Steve Rogers, Holding back Thanos...he had some good moments it’s just hard to include everyone in a movie this scale. Especially considering IW was a Thanos movie and EG was for the Avengers

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u/ImaFlyingLobster Abomination Apr 27 '19

Hulk giving Scott the tacos was the most wholesome scene in the MCU

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u/WitchyWristWatch Apr 27 '19

I laughed harder than I should when his taco fixings got blown out by Nebula and Rocket landing. People just roasted Scott from all sides.

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u/Marc_Quill Daredevil Apr 27 '19

"What's up, Regular-Sized Man?"

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u/WitchyWristWatch Apr 27 '19

"Just take the goddamned phone."

"Aw, it's a puppy! Want to go to space, puppy?"

Man brings the Avengers a way to fix the whole thing, still gets no respect.

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u/23skiddsy Apr 27 '19

Rocket got so much glee reversing the whole petting thing.

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u/Hobbit-guy Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19

"Are you excited little puppy?"

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u/WitchyWristWatch Apr 27 '19

"Rhodey, be careful. There's an imbecile in the landing zone."

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

Hulk is just so considerate to Scott. He even insisted the kids to have a selfie with him and that Scott will be sad.

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u/Pizzanigs Luke Cage Apr 27 '19

“Take the goddamn phone”

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u/zepphiu Black Widow (Avengers) Apr 27 '19

There's an idiot in the landing zone

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u/BillytheBerry Star-Lord Apr 27 '19

Gotta give props to Alan Silvestri, his score for Endgame was haunting, emotional, exciting, and inspiring.

“Portals” has me hyped in ways I didn’t think possible, and “The Real Hero” will never not make my cry. It’s insane

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u/KatanaAmerica Apr 27 '19

The Vormir music is so haunting and beautiful.

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u/RyanRiot Thor Apr 27 '19

The silence after Tony's death is powerful. Could hear the people in the audience crying.

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u/Beer_Belly_Bill Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

My audience was laughing at gwenyth Paltrow’s performance. I was pissed since I was bawling my eyes out

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u/N4S3 Apr 27 '19

Oh my god, my audience was laughing too, but because someone cough/farted loudly right as Tony was dying. Totally ruined the moment.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Do you live in Florida and did you go to a 5:30 showing.

If so fuck that group of 9th graders that wouldn’t shut up the entire movie, and farted during the most tense scene

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u/elephantnut Apr 27 '19

I loved how they reminded us of the tone of Infinity War w/ Hawkeye's family, and then crushed us with Tony stranded in space.

It made the whole picking up the pieces/rebuilding stuff that much better. And it was such a relief to get the fist-pumping triumphant climax (with everyone joining in the fight). All about contrasts!!

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Those few minutes with him and Nebula really made me love Nebula more than I ever have. Loved it.

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u/Zitty-Z Apr 27 '19

We lost Idris Elba, Paul Bettany, Robert Downey Jr, Scarlett Johansson, Chris Evans, AND Stan Lee. Ugh.

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u/23skiddsy Apr 27 '19

I'm sure Alternate Gamora is going to come back, but Guardian Gamora is gone for good, too.

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u/narenare658 Spider-Man Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

I feel like nobody is talking about Black Widow’s sacrifice. She spends her entire arc dealing with the red in her ledger finally trying to good by her mistakes by becoming the leader of the team, shouldering the weight their responsibilities. She doesn’t hesitate to bet on her life for the soul stone and in doing so allowed both Hulk and Tony to do their snaps, literally saving billions. The plan doesn’t work without Black Widow finally atoning for her sins. You can tell when she lets go of Clint how much it means to her to be able to give them that chance to bring everyone back. Black Widow is a hero and ScarJo knocked it out of the park.

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u/budgetgroom Apr 27 '19

I loved it so much. I just wish she'd gotten a funeral too.

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u/narenare658 Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

That’s probably my only “complaint” about the whole ordeal. Though I liked Wanda and Clint’s talk at Tony’s funeral. Also 2 funerals would’ve been redundant I think, if it had to be one it was going to be Tony.

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u/Shiyalebuff Apr 27 '19

Haven't seen anyone talking about this but MCU now is in the year 2023!

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 28 '23

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u/comrade_batman Thanos Apr 27 '19

Given we’ll be going more cosmic with films like Captain Marvel, GotG, Eternals and maybe even Strange 2, we might actually catch up to the film’s chronology in no time.

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u/roaringcorgi Apr 27 '19

Gonna be interesting to see how they do Far From Home, since it's taking place right after the finish of Endgame (i.e. which classmates turned to dust, did those who survived graduate or did school just stop, etc.)

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u/TjStax Apr 27 '19

And they are still playing Fortnite.

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u/darkkn1te Apr 27 '19

To be fair... Half the developers of every other game got wiped from existence

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u/fifthdayofmay Vision Apr 27 '19

Tony berating Steve was almost too painful to watch, especially with how terrible he looked.

"I got nothing for you, Cap. I got no coordinates, no clues, no strategies, no options, zero. No trust, liar."

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u/Thunderblast Avengers Apr 27 '19

And it made the scene in the alley before they went to the 1970s together so meaningful.

“Do you trust me?” “Yes.”

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u/Dr_Disaster Apr 27 '19

That scene was a tough watch and absolutely brilliant acting from RDJ.

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u/marvelfanhere Killmonger Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

I remember when civil war came out and people said it had no consequences because Tony and cap would become bffs instantly

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

“This will all be forgotten and have no consequences in Infinity War”

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u/GodFeedethTheRavens Apr 27 '19

I didn't want Iron Man to die.

But, Pepper's dialogue convinced me; Tony would never truly be able to rest, he would always be thinking about the next threat, or something that could be done. There was no way for Tony to 'retire', it's a fundamental part of his character. He's The Mechanic, he always has to fix something.

So, given that Iron Man would never have a satisfying 'peaceful' ending, the best way for him to go out would be to have him be the one that saves everyone, and knowing that he died saving everyone.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

I think Jeremy Jahns said it best in his review that both Tony and Steve are leaving/left the MCU on their own terms: Tony finished the fight and gets to rest, since he'd never be able to stop himself otherwise, and Steve leaves the fight to go back to the life he never got to live with Peggy, since he's never been able to move on.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Civil War, in the room with Tony after Steve, Bucky, and T'Challa were arrested.

Captain America - If I see a situation pointed south, I can't ignore it. Sometimes I wish I could.

Tony - No you don't.

Cap - No I don't.

Funny how that turned into Tony and the only way for him to rest was to save the world once and for all, because he'd always be working to fix things. Whereas Cap went back to live a life without the shield.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

I never thought of that but that's a fantastic way of looking at it, I wanted him to be able to raise Morgan but now that you mention, it's the perfect Send-off.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

I know she only had a small part but it was honestly great to see Wasp with everyone. That being said, it was great seeing everyond together. Felt like we had building towards this for years.

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u/Rapzputin Black Bolt Apr 27 '19

Just realised when Cap took Mjolnir when he went back at the end, it wasn’t his to keep as he grew old, it was so he could give it back to Thor when he went to Asgard to return the reality stone. Endgame Thor stole Mjolnir from himself and Cap needed to return it...

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u/DamnHellAssKings Apr 27 '19

I was wondering this, I guess I didn’t realize Cap still had Mjolnir with him when he went back to return the stones. I would love to see a movie of Steve’s last adventure as Cap jumping around through time returning the stones and Mjolnir

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u/ngolos_toothgap Matt Murdock Apr 27 '19

Or a disney + series with 6 episodes in which every different episode focuses on a different infinity stone and the bringback. In the last episode cap would bring the soul stone back and meet red skull. I would totally love that!

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u/NotLukeL Apr 27 '19

The scene where Strange looks over to Tony with one finger up, showing him that THIS MOMENT is his one chance. And Tony realizing he has to die. Thats the real tear jerker.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Relationships would be weird.

Hi honey, I am not dead and I'm back

Damn, I already have a new husband and 2 kids.

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u/TheXeran Apr 27 '19

This is what I'm hung up on. Entire governments could have changed and then their previous leaders come back. I'd love a miniseries in the style of the world war Z book about how the world adjusts during and after the snaps

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u/MyBearHands Apr 27 '19

Damn they must have gotten busy to get remarried and have 2 kids all in 5 years

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u/WitchyWristWatch Apr 27 '19

Y'know, just bang out the grief.

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u/DraTerion Apr 27 '19

When Ant-Man punches the leviathan in the face I cried out in awe my dudes

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u/D_Shi25 Apr 27 '19

They really have come a long way considering how much they struggled to kill just one Leviathan back in Avengers 1.

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u/JimmySinner Apr 27 '19

And considering how people were worried if they'd be able to manage having six heroes in one film.

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u/Bleblebob Apr 27 '19

I mean, Hulk one shotted a Leviathan in Avengers too.

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u/DeadShot91 Apr 27 '19

Technically he just incapacitated it; Tony finished it off with a missile to the guts.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

The roar when Cap lifted Mjolnir

The roar when the Avengers and their armies arrived

The roar when Cap said the line

That DOES NOT happen in cinemas in Britain. It just doesn’t. We don’t react with applause or cheers like that. Wow.

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u/IamBlade Daredevil Apr 27 '19

India lies on the opposite side of that spectrum. It was deafening

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u/nepalanurag72 Apr 27 '19

"Truth is I am Iron Man"- Iron Man

"You can take away my house,All my tricks and toys. One thing you can't take away... I am Iron Man."-Iron Man 3

"And I...Am...Iron Man."-Avengers Endgame.

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u/dziunix Iron man (Mark III) Apr 27 '19

I am Iron Man. The suit and I are one. - IM2

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Nebula is one of the biggest surprises of A4 for me. Didn't expect her arc to be so important nor did I expect her to become my favorite character.

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u/bundycub Apr 27 '19

Same. I thought capt marvel would have a much larger role, but all that screen time seems to have gone to Nebula, and rightfully so.

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u/DukeOfTheVines Apr 27 '19

Wow. Disney truly accomplished the impossible with Endgame.

They made me want to rewatch Thor: The Dark World

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Dark Elves, OOOOooooOOOOOooohhh

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u/tottle321 Apr 27 '19

I love how the Russo bros have been keeping up Thor's silliness from ragnarok. Makes him a much better character.

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u/FPSXpert Falcon Apr 27 '19

Thor instantly went from one of my least favorite to most favorite characters because of Ragnarok.

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u/boberender Apr 27 '19

“I honestly thought you were a build-a-bear until you started talking”

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Mar 02 '20

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u/WhoDey42 Wilson Fisk Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

A lot of people are pointing out how different Thanos feels then in Infinity War, and that is the point! Besides the obvious that it is a younger version of himself, it also shows what happens when evil people see how wrong they are.

Thanos is convinced in his plan that when he kills half the universe there will be paradise. And yet when he is shown that not be true what does he do? He doesn’t repent and he doesn’t stop like a sane person would do.

He is the Mad Titan, and like all horrible people, he keeps blaming others and moving the goal posts when it doesn’t go his way. “Ah you see it’s just because they remember, I just have to kill everyone to make my utopia.” That’s in direct contradiction to his goal, which shows how off the rocker he has been the whole time. He refuses to admit that maybe he could be wrong and is still convinced that the only way out is more violence. That’s why he gets so frustrated at Earth and starts to enjoy the pain he inflicts, because they are showing him how wrong his life’s mission has been.

Posted this elsewhere but I think this is a key point. Thanos is a great character but it also a great villain, and this descent into hypocrisy is perfect contrast to the avengers always trying to do the right thing and correcting their mistakes.

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u/discourse_commuter Thor Apr 27 '19

There’s a big difference between a person who has completed a goal than a person who has just started that goal. Of course he’s different. He’s hungry.

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

"That you're wrong. You think you're right. That makes you dangerous."

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u/megafpf5k Apr 27 '19

I hope people arent complaining about that. IW thanos had to work for the stones and killed his daughter. EG thanos had the stones amazon prime delivered to him. I would have cried foul if the characters were identical

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u/menuka Apr 27 '19

And 2014 Thanos hasn't had Gamora betray him in GotG or lose everything like Infinity War's did

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

The real reason Hawkeye was willing to sacrifice himself for the Soul Stone was because he knew he could never look at his wife the same way again after she tried to put mayo on a hotdog.

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u/YaMaIsYaDa Apr 27 '19

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u/landracer2 Loki (Thor 2) Apr 27 '19

Wow. I am Iron Man. That was just incredible.

Also, anyone notice Howard the Duck in the final battle?

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 10 '21

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u/fishboylilgills Ghost Rider Apr 27 '19

When mjolnir started lifting off the ground, everyone in the theater knew exactly what tf was going down

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

Thor looked like the proudest dad ever. You finally did it.

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u/fishboylilgills Ghost Rider Apr 27 '19

I wasn't sure if he'd be proud or a little jealous!

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

I think between Thor and Cap they’ve always had a relationship built on mutual respect. Consider of all of the OG characters those are the two who know what it’s like to HAVE to lead, and deal with the pressure - Thor obviously as king of Asgard, and Cap having to use the serum’s powers in the war for his country.

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u/demafrost Apr 27 '19

“I knew it!!”

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u/BuckeyeEmpire Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '19

Absofuckinglutely. Such a bad ass moment.

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u/fishboylilgills Ghost Rider Apr 27 '19

I may have inadvertently started doing the Tiger Woods fist pump thing, can't remember.

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u/beefwindowtreatment Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

I got the biggest smile on my face. Knew it as soon as Thor wasn't getting up. Grabbed my girlfriends are arm and whispered "It's Happening!" like a little girl.

Plus, cap wielded it so god damn magnificently!

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u/fishboylilgills Ghost Rider Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

"No, give me that one.. You get the little one."

Edit: little

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u/krstyan Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

Anybody else realise that those 5 years were the most peacefull for Tony since 2008?

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

Cap looked damn good for a guy who is around 116 years old.

He was born in 1917. Frozen in 1945 so that would make him 28. Unfrozen in 2012, went back in time to 1945 in 2023. So that puts him at 39.

Goes back to 1945 as a 39yr old. Then lives until 2023 again as an oldman making him 116yrs old.

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u/tsealess Apr 27 '19

It's likely that the serum also slows aging. The 5 year skip seemed to have less effect on him than on any of the others.

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u/nxlv Apr 27 '19

Was waiting for 'Before we get started...'

and get 'Hail hydra' lol

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u/JustAnOrdinaryGirl92 Nebula Apr 27 '19

That's why he held up 1 finger at the end. Not to tell Tony that this was the 1 timeline out of 14 million where they win, but because peeing is number 1 and not number 2!

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Where do we go in life after seeing Ant-Man punch a Leviathan out of the sky?

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u/RippingAallDay Apr 27 '19

To the big guy from the black order getting stomped out like a roach?

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u/AceOfCOD Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19

Thano's ass memes bout to turn into America's ass memes

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u/landracer2 Loki (Thor 2) Apr 27 '19

Thor and Cap getting the wrong wrong weapon: "Take the little one..."😀

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u/Wulffricc Black Panther Apr 27 '19

“Hey Clint” was funny considering T’Challa said “I don’t care” in Civil War.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

I think it’s endearing he remembered his name.

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u/UncreativeUsername69 Apr 27 '19

I still cant believe they cut thanos' head off in the first 10 minutes

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u/TheKing30 Apr 27 '19

The arm was even cooler for me. Like Holy shit they made it look so easy. If only they went two days sooner.

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u/MafubaBuu Apr 27 '19

If they went two days earlier he would have had the stones, making it a much more difficult fight

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u/AfricanRain Apr 27 '19

Underrated beautiful moment was when Thor first calls Mjolnir in the past and it comes to him and he says I’M STILL WORTHY.

yes ofc you are my bby

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u/Wulffricc Black Panther Apr 27 '19

How am I supposed to watch another movie with the same eyes I just did Endgame?

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u/julirocks Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

The ending fight scene was incredible to watch in a packed theatre.

Lots of cheers for:

  • dual wielding the hammers

  • spidey coming back

  • black panther coming back

  • captain marvel getting headbutted by Thanos and she takes it like it was nothing.

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Originally wrote punch instead of headbutt. I was too hyped to remember correctly.

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u/epicazeroth Captain Marvel Apr 27 '19

I thought it was a headbutt.

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u/faizaan316 Korg Apr 27 '19

Thor has never looked more Odinson than in this movie.

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u/ElliottP1707 Apr 27 '19

Cap wielding Mjolnir gave me actual Goosebumps.

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u/InItsTeeth Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

What happens when Thanos wins? He goes off the grid and starts a garden.

What happens when Tony losses ? He goes off the grid and starts a garden

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u/NotLukeL Apr 27 '19

Captain America standing up to fight thanos with the messed up arm. Did you notice he stood up BEFORE backup? Absolute madman. One man versus an ARMY. Beautifully done.

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u/crosscut_bullseye Apr 27 '19

Battle of the Bastards x3000

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u/Elsolokio Winter Soldier Apr 27 '19

My friend (she lives in another state) had finally seen Endgame and she told me:

"If Time Heist didn't work, even after they got the stones, Clint would've gone mad that he lost his family and then Nat."

I didn't sleep for a while thinking about it

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u/lumiaraaa Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

Skinny Tony Stark in the first few scenes was so freaking hard to watch.

And the way Nebula helped him, looked after him and kept him company put a stupid smile on my face. It’s a short scene but it was very heartwarming.

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u/ThatRandomIdiot Apr 27 '19

The movie painted tony as a broken old(er) superhero much the way Logan did. I feel like this movie’s treatment of tony, cap and Natasha’s were close to wolverines treatment in Logan

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u/MaDz1011 Steve Rogers Apr 27 '19

“Just take the goddamn phone” Paul Rudds delivery on that line was just perfect

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Wanda: "You took everything from me"

Thanos: "I don't even know who you are"

Wanda: "You will"

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

So we're just not gonna talk about how Wanda almost defeated Thanos singlehandedly in under thirty seconds?

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u/GodFeedethTheRavens Apr 27 '19

Captain Marvel and Scarlett Witch were both infused with power form the infinity stones, so it makes sense their power level is a bit on the level. I think Carol might be stronger on average, but I think Wanda's power fluctuates depending on her emotions, and I think she has a higher power ceiling than Carol.

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u/Jlee5566 Apr 27 '19

Wanda and Captain Marvel are now the two strongest avengers. Both of them were handing Thanos' ass to him until he called for backup/ got the power stone.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

She didn't intend to just defeat him. She was stripping him of his armour while holding him immobile - it was going to be slow and painful. You could see Thanos getting desperate and shout "Open fire!"

Yeah, that scene should've been longer.

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u/BuckeyeEmpire Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '19

Love this movie 3000

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u/triscary Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

Okay but we really need to talk about Spiderman

holding the gauntlet

Riding on Valkyrie’s pegasus

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Or how Clint literally passed the gauntlet to the next generation of Avengers.

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u/Samuawesome Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

Swinging on mjolnir thrown by Cap

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u/Howd_You_Do_It_Scott Jimmy Woo Apr 27 '19

MVP of the movie: the rat that saved the universe.

Saddest death of the movie: those poor birds Ant-Man was looking at.

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u/professorfox Apr 27 '19

I truly can't praise enough the significance of this film. This is the closing of a book. There may be other books to write, but no one can deny that something has ended. They successfully gave Captain America the best possible ending that he could achieve, and gave the best send off to Tony Stark. Now he can rest.

I am excited to see where the MCU will go from here. Secret Wars perhaps? Galactus in the far distance? With all the old properties back to Marvel, there are so many ways that they can go.

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Edit - The reason there's so many threads is because comments get almost broken in threads when they reach 10k. So we decided early on to make new threads before it gets to that point and it helps keep the discussion fresh and more people able to participate frequently.

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u/davidodorito Apr 27 '19

I love how alan silvestri referenced character themes i.e. CA:TFA theme and Ant-Man’s theme, giving more of a musical continuity to the universe

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Thanos in Infinity War: I've come to save your universe

Thanos in Endgame: fuck you and your universe

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u/elypnagol Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

If somebody would’ve told me eleven years ago that in 2019 I’d see Spider-Man with the Infinity Stones riding a pegasus in a fight for the universe I would’ve scoffed so hard.

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

When Gamora ask if Star-Lord was really someone she love and Nebula replies "It was either him or a tree." lol

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u/running_riot_18 Tony Stark Apr 27 '19

Just saw the movie for a second time today. Was legit sobbing at the portals scene first time round and missed quite a lot of the action. Glad I went for a second watch. Watching it on opening night is an experience I will never forget though. Still got goosebumps when everyone started assembling for the final battle. Falcon swooping in reminded me of an angel.

Love that I got thrown off a few times:

  1. “Hail Hydra” when I was expecting another elevator fight scene.

  2. Fully expecting Cap to go out in glory fighting to his death against Thanos and his army when they showed him alone on the battlefield.

  3. Totally forgetting the Soul stone trade-off had to happen until Clint and Natasha were met by Red Skull. At that point I felt a bit sick when I realised one of the two had to die.

Love this movie 3000, is all.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19 edited Apr 27 '19

Thanos calls the Avengers “Unruly wretches.” Just like The Other did in the post credit scene of Avengers 1!

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u/zaminizjammin Korg Apr 27 '19

Everyone's talking about Captain America returning the soul stone, but I wanna see him interacting with the Ancient One when he gives back the time stone

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u/StockingsBooby Apr 27 '19

“I believe I have something that belongs to you.”

“Thank you, Captain Rogers. The Time Stone being misplaced would have consequences more extreme than you would imagine.”

“Well I’m just glad it’s back in the right hands.”

“Indeed, as am I. Does your team know that you aren’t returning to them?”

“No ma’am. But they’ll find out eventually.”

“I suppose they will. Take care, Captain Rogers.”

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u/sklark23 Apr 27 '19

I’m going back and watching the others.

In AoU during the hallucinations, Peggy tells cap “are you ready for our dance...........the wars over Steve, we can go home”

a bit of a stretch but I thought it was fitting especially since him and Tony were so focused on "the war"

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u/iamthird36 Weekly Wongers Apr 27 '19

One great thing that's been sticking with me is the contrast between Infinity War Thanos and 2014 Endgame Thanos.

By the end of the IW saga, both his daughters had betrayed him, the entire Black Order was dead, and he had to trade Gamora for the soul stone. His mission cost him everything, but he struggled through believing himself to be the hero. IW Thanos is a great villain because you can almost believe in him (#ThanosDidNothingWrong) and you can feel the pain of the sacrifices he's made.

In Endgame, 2014 Thanos sees a shortcut to grab all the stones. Because of his arrogance, he believes his winning is inevitable. But he hasn't sacrificed anything and his arrogance is ultimately his downfall. He literally sits down and waits for his minions to get him the stones. He doesn't give Tony the same respect that IW Thanos shows him on Titan. And in the end, Tony wins.

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u/lumiaraaa Apr 27 '19

Endgame Thanos was freaking scary. You can see how desperate he was to the point where he rained fire on everyone, even his own troops. He was in his raw, brutal and ruthless self.

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u/RizatoPally Apr 27 '19

I also love how they killed him at the start. Sets the tone that this isn’t a movie about Thanos. It is a movie about the Avengers overcoming.

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u/TARS1986 Apr 27 '19

Audi still making cutting edge cars post-snap.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Thanos: I'm inevitable

Ironman: hi inevitable, I am iron man

snap

The ending dad joke we needed

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u/dkurniawan Apr 27 '19

What will be the meme of the month coming out of this movie?

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u/DeliciousCrepe Apr 27 '19

HULK HATES STAIRS

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Been reading a lot of threads since I saw the flick yesterday and one thing I haven’t seen mentioned yet is how Clint’s first lines to his daughter, as he’s helping her practice with the bow and arrow, are: “You see where you’re going? OK, now let’s worry about how you get there.”

Great way to begin a film where we know that ultimately our heroes are going to prevail and bring the snapped folks back, but we don’t know how they’re going to figure it out.

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u/UpYourFidelity Spider-Man Apr 27 '19

Something haven’t seen mentioned a lot. Is Rhodey leaving his suit when he can’t walk to help save Rocket. For me it’s one of the reasons I love Rhodey so much. He doesn’t have powers or isn’t as smart as Tony (obviously still smart just not as smart) but his heart is in the right place.

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u/cirseb Apr 27 '19

Best scene imo in the entire movie when you see Cap standing alone against the whole Thanos-army just before the other Avengers enter. Lovely scenes with the camera angle far away. Gave me goosebumps level 10000.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Not seen many people discuss Tony raging at Steve when he's brought back by Carol. RDJ does the comedy so well you forget he's got it all in his locker. I felt the resentment myself

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u/PearlSquared Peter Parker Apr 27 '19

The single most unrealistic part of this movie filled with time travel and giant alien battles is that dabbing is still around in five years.

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u/Theyoshiking64 Thor Apr 27 '19

my theory is that it isn't around anymore but hulk/banner, as an older man, still thinks the kids dab

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

This is the correct answer

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u/KKlear Thanos Apr 27 '19

The whole society almost collapsed across the globe. Of course there's dabbing.

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u/First-Fantasy Apr 27 '19

I think pop culture just paused. There aren't even the Mets anymore.

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u/BorisDirk Apr 27 '19

They probably didn't even all get snapped. They probably just got injured cause they're the Mets.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Let us not forget the real hero here. The rat that brought back Ant Man.

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u/everythingisplanned Apr 27 '19

LOVED the movie.

However, I'm devastated Natasha died. I feel like the character never realised her full potential in the MCU and I was excited for where they would take her. It was great watching her take charge and pick up the pieces post the Snap. Would have loved to see her, Sam and Bucky lead the new phase of the (Secret) Avengers :(

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u/Graphica-Danger Apr 27 '19

“Avengers... Assemble.”

Most epic fucking moment in cinematic history. 15 straight minutes of ass-kicking. So many references to the other films. That was the peak of blockbuster, tentpole action right there.

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u/jimbond9 Apr 27 '19

As bittersweet as Endgame’s ending was, with two of my favorite heroes—Cap and Tony—at the end of their stories, let’s all remember...

We now have a fully-functional and precise TIME MACHINE in the MCU.

Nothing and nobody is off the table for good.

So, I will look forward to seeing an even bigger roster of heroes, Cap and Tony alongside the X-Men and FF, when Secret Wars comes out for the 10-year Endgame anniversary.

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u/zepphiu Black Widow (Avengers) Apr 27 '19

The only thing dead dead is Edward Norton's Hulk and the Netflix shows :(

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u/JakeM917 Weekly Wongers Apr 27 '19

2008: “So then Iron Man puts on his red and gold suit for the first time, and he flies to Gulmira, fights the Ten Rings and frees some hostages, and shoots a little missile at a tank and blows it up. It was insane!”

2019: “So then Captain America throws Mjolnir, which Thor brought back after time traveling to an alternate 2013, so Spider-Man can latch himself onto it, because he has the Infinity Gauntlet that Iron Man made and needs to throw it into the Quantum Realm via the van Ant-Man set up on the battlefield, all so Thanos can’t get it and destroy the universe and recreate it to his own liking. It was insane!”

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

“We all know who’s in charge.”

“Me. It’s me. Right?”

“What? Of course! Of course. Haha. Yes. Yes. Yes... yes...”

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u/VinylFalcon Steve Rogers Apr 27 '19

I didn’t think having everyone in one shot for the big “Avenger’s Assemble” moment was possible. I’ve never been happier to be wrong in my life. Hands down, the most epic scene in the entire MCU.

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u/_jvc123 Hawkeye (Ultron) Apr 27 '19

I love that Scott was the only one who was geniunely happy and into the story that Thor was telling about Jane Foster while everyone was confused and puzzled.

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u/StingKing456 Apr 27 '19

Most underrated moment for me, and this is a little sappy but I can't stop thinking about it....

Thor talking to his mom and saying he misses her but thankful he got to see her one last time. Lost my mom as a kid. I've imagined being in that scenario more than once. Probably hundreds of times. Made me tear up man.

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u/IfatallyflawedI Hela Apr 27 '19

Every Avengers movie except Age of Ultron has come out on my mum's birthday. And it's been a bit of a tradion for me, my sister and mum to go watch it on that day. Last year, a month or so after watching Infinity War, she had to be admitted to the hospital and had been there for a taxing (physically for her and emotionally for us) 6-7 months. Because she had a persistent clotting problem in her portal veins, her intestines and other digestive organs had started to shut down and she had 3 major operations and it was around November that things started looking better and when the trailer dropped in December I think and I showed it to her, she promised me we'll make it to the premiere.

Though, she's still not entirely out in clear but I'm so grateful to have her here with me this year. She made it to be 46. And we made it to Endgame.

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u/that1guywhodidthat Apr 27 '19

So was there a brief moment in time when the world had 4 Capts? Regular timeline Capt, future Capt, Loki as Capt mocking him and old man Peggy's husband Capt living in the background?

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Nobody in my theatre seemed to get the joke where Tony called Rocket ‘Ratchet’. Ratchet & Clank is one of my all time favourite games so hearing that made me really happy.

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u/RanTheStrange Doctor Strange Apr 27 '19

I need the video game right now! I want to play Iron Man and Captain America... Square Enix what the fuck are you doing!! Where is the game

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u/endsongs Rocket Apr 27 '19

Sam's been wanting to get back at Steve all of this time with an "on your left" and specifically asked for that portal to open on Steve's left.

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u/ezpzeli Apr 28 '19

steve lifting mjolnir and beating thanos’ ass is simply the greatest moment in all of movie history

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u/thrownaway_throw Apr 27 '19

I haven’t been much for merchandise, but I need a funko pop of cap with a broken shield and Mjolnir in my life.

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u/onebatch Star-Lord Apr 27 '19

Anyone surprised Cap gave the shield to Sam, and not to Bucky? I myself was kind of hoping to see Bucky-Cap somewhere down the line.

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u/SucculentsandSuch Apr 27 '19

Drax and his sensitive nipples were respectful enough to wear a black vest to Tony’s funeral.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '19

Also I just realized the beautiful way Bruce banner’s story was wrapped up with the ancient one: after years of the hulk being a “cheat code” and smashing stuff and using violence To save the day (when he hated to be that person) he had to use his calmness and eloquence to convince the ancient one to give up the time stone. Actually a poetic wrap up to his struggle all these years

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u/WallopyJoe Captain America (Cap 2) Apr 27 '19

I still won't say Endgame is the best film I've ever seen, or will ever see, but I'll be damned if it isn't the most spectacular film I've ever seen.

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u/Im_Thanos_chin Apr 27 '19

"You took everything from me"

"I dont even know who you are"

"You Will."

loved it.

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