AVENGERS: ENDGAME (2019) Movie Reaction! | First Time Watch! | Marvel
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Top Comments (10)
After Kristen finished this reaction, she came downstairs sobbing and needed a hug real badly. This movie hit her hard.
That final shot of T’Challa looking at the fireworks over his country while holding his sister and mother is what I see as the true last scene of Chadwick in the MCU. I know he shows up at Tony’s funeral, but that brief scene of him home with his family always makes me cry. *REST IN POWER CHADWICK*
1:10:25 No, there is no extra scene during or after the credits. The directors wanted this movie to feel like a real ending and not just teasing some other movie later on. But as a tribute to Tony, you can hear at the very end of the credits the sound of clanging metal from Tony building his first Iron Man suit in the cave.
"Don't waste it... Don't waste your life, Stark" -Yinsen "Stay as you are. Not a perfect soldier. But a good man." -Erskine
People seem to forget that only mjölnir was enchanted by Odin to be worthy to have the power of Thor. Stormbreaker can be wielded by anyone.
The scene with cap wielding mjölnir was when the crowd went absolutely bananas. That was a moment!
For those watching this after April 1. Near the end, a copyright claim in for those few seconds of music despite the fact that it was heavily denoised. And I couldn't just mute the segments of music. It forced me to mute Kristen as well in between. She said, "How precious is that." Total muted section is about 15 seconds. Very frustrating.
The Loki series takes place after he grabs the Tesseract Cube and transports himself away. It is the completion of Loki's character arc, and it is absolutely amazing.
Infinity War and Endgame were masterpieces. No matter how many times I rewatch them, I get emotional every time. I wish I could go back in time to experience this movie in theaters for the first time again.
The ending hit me harder than either Tony's or Nat's deaths. Cap has always represented the WWII generation for me, the people I grew up with who are all gone now. When my parents got married in 1945, my mom told me that "It's Been a Long, Long Time" was played at their wedding. Seeing Cap and Peggy dancing to that song at the end, all I could see was my mom and dad at their wedding. Just an all-around fantastic film.
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Top Comments (10)
After Kristen finished this reaction, she came downstairs sobbing and needed a hug real badly. This movie hit her hard.
That final shot of T’Challa looking at the fireworks over his country while holding his sister and mother is what I see as the true last scene of Chadwick in the MCU. I know he shows up at Tony’s funeral, but that brief scene of him home with his family always makes me cry. *REST IN POWER CHADWICK*
1:10:25 No, there is no extra scene during or after the credits. The directors wanted this movie to feel like a real ending and not just teasing some other movie later on. But as a tribute to Tony, you can hear at the very end of the credits the sound of clanging metal from Tony building his first Iron Man suit in the cave.
"Don't waste it... Don't waste your life, Stark" -Yinsen "Stay as you are. Not a perfect soldier. But a good man." -Erskine
People seem to forget that only mjölnir was enchanted by Odin to be worthy to have the power of Thor. Stormbreaker can be wielded by anyone.
The scene with cap wielding mjölnir was when the crowd went absolutely bananas. That was a moment!
For those watching this after April 1. Near the end, a copyright claim in for those few seconds of music despite the fact that it was heavily denoised. And I couldn't just mute the segments of music. It forced me to mute Kristen as well in between. She said, "How precious is that." Total muted section is about 15 seconds. Very frustrating.
The Loki series takes place after he grabs the Tesseract Cube and transports himself away. It is the completion of Loki's character arc, and it is absolutely amazing.
Infinity War and Endgame were masterpieces. No matter how many times I rewatch them, I get emotional every time. I wish I could go back in time to experience this movie in theaters for the first time again.
The ending hit me harder than either Tony's or Nat's deaths. Cap has always represented the WWII generation for me, the people I grew up with who are all gone now. When my parents got married in 1945, my mom told me that "It's Been a Long, Long Time" was played at their wedding. Seeing Cap and Peggy dancing to that song at the end, all I could see was my mom and dad at their wedding. Just an all-around fantastic film.