Been seeing some comments from people who haven't seen Breaking Bad, so if you want to avoid all spoilers, skip to (9:56).

“Children cried at my screening. It was great.” It’s me. I’m Children. I’m also 24

"Children cried at one of my screenings" *It was great* I can relate to that

Last year: On my way to see endgame Today: were in the endgame

Forget children crying. My first screening was a late night 3D IMAX showing, and there wasn't anyone younger than 15 there. Probably half of the room was crying.

"Children cried at one of my screenings...it was great." -Jonathan Burdett, 2020

"This world, these bonds, these stories, they all exist, because one man decided to build a heart" fades off to the sound of Tony building his first suit of armor in the very beginning I don't know why that was so powerful but it was.

I like to think the six clanks of Tony's hammer at the end of Endgame's credits are a way of saluting the original six Avengers in the MCU.

I had no idea the music was the same when tony threw the nuke up and when Tony snapped away thanos... that’s so brilliant of those who worked on the movies and observant of you. Mind. Blown.

This movie is so close to my heart. Somehow the entire MCU feels like a weird personal timeline of my life. I have watched every single mcu movie in theatres since the first Thor movie. I was doing my high school back then and I would usually go and watch them with my best friends on the first day of the release.. They were pretty much the only group of guys ide hang out with and I’ve actually known them since I was 7.. Over the years we graduated, found our jobs and got settled with life. slowly as adult life started to kick in, priorities changed and my friends started to rift away one by one. Sadly we are pretty much strangers now and around the release of Guardians 2, I had to start watching these movies all alone. When the avengers went back in time somehow I felt I went back with them, looking at my younger self, enjoying the same movie in the same theatre with my friends, cherishing those moments with no idea whats about to hit. I teared up hard when Thor’s mom asked “the future has not been too good to you has it?” Moral of this story: always cherish and enjoy the time you have because life will hit you hard. Always be grateful to the friends you have in your life. You don’t know when they will walk away.

"No amount of money ever bought a second of time," Tony says, enjoying his moments with his dead father because of some expensive piece of time travel tech...

I like how Tony and steve switch personality at the end. Tony makes the sacrifice play Steve decides to be more selfish and live his life

Xmen finale: Fails GOT finale: Fails StarWars finale: Fails MCU finale : Succes

while it is so strange to be looking back at the final movie in this series a year later (and not even know when the next film will actually be released) i am so thankful for this wonderful look back at something i have spent so much of my life loving

Iron Man was the one that was ready to sacrifice himself in the first Avengers film. He was destined to die from the beginning. The Russos, Markus and McFeely gave him the perfect death.

This video is perfect. I loved everything about it. I'm not even joking when I said the ending, seeing the final scenes of Endgame again thinking about everything you said about the film actually made me tear up a bit. I'm immediately going to re-watch Infinity War and Endgame back to back. I need to experience it again. Thank you so much for this video! I will share it with everyone I know that cares about the MCU.

I love how Endgame is overall.

"Children cried at one of my screenings. It was great." -FilmsandStuff 2020

As a massive comic book nerd and a huge MCU fan, this movie was immensely satisfying. I'm not afraid to admit I cried four times. Two out of sadness (Black Widow and Tony's death), one out of joy (Cap getting what he always wanted) and one out of being a giant nerd (Cap wielding Mjolnir).

Everytime i see the scene where cap finally gets mjolnir i cam still hear the screamings from the movie theater (opening night plus it was imax so u know the kind of screening it was) and from endgame reaction videos Idk why but it's the only one that it happens to me with

How is there not a single mention of Natasha's sacrifice in this?

I cried during endgame. Not at Tony’s death. Not at Nat’s death. Not at any intentionally emotionally moment. I cried at the Grand Assembling. I cried so incredibly hard. Harder than I have at any movie ever before. As the music kicked in, I looked the screen and smiled while simultaneously sobbing my eyes out.

Children cried?! I'm 30yrs old and cried like a big baby through both movies, multiple times, and even during re-watches... Great vid!!! SUBBED👌🏾👌🏾👌🏾

Love the diss on Rise of Skywalker xD well deserved, it is lol 13:17

I almost started crying when He said “Love you 3000” 😔

Children cried? I think you mean almost everyone.

Dammit!! I’m the guy who hasn’t watched breaking bad.

Love how you can see the reds in the black and white footage. Really reminds me of Schindlers list.

"some kids cried at the screening" I'm crying watching this

5:00 grown men and women cried in my theatre. I get it.

This video hit me hard. I was in my mid 20's when i saw Iron Man opening day and as much as i hate to admit it i did a LOT of growing up while seeing every one of these movies play out. I remember seeing every single movie in the theatre (and ever person that i saw each one with) and this video was like watching my entire adult life. Thank you so much for making this video and reminding me of the amazing journey these movies have taken me and everyone through.

DAng son. Your ending gave me chills. "All because one man decided to build... a heart."

Saw this opening night, and few screenings have had that much energy in the audience. What a crowd pleaser.

every time I see those scenes when Cap gets Mjolnir for the first time and when he FINALLY says "Avengers... Assemble" still give me chills and tears from every possible emotion. those were pure MCU magic!!

The name AVENGERS means so much more now

How is endgame almost 1 year old ?????? Epic viedo by the way

This is the most well done evaluation of these two movies I’ve watched

My theatre cheered during different moments of endgame... I haven’t seen a movie experience to that level where everyone cheers for cap holding the hammer and saying avengers assemble, and the tears for stark everyone had.. it was truly a movie that defined this generation.

Amazing video. Thank you so much for articulating so well why this movie is not only a blast, but also why it is so thematically driven and rich in its characters. Time to do an MCU rewatch binge. Keep up the great work!

And I thought I was done tearing up over endgame. How foolish of me.

I cried through most of the movie every time I've watched it, but I think the bit that still hits the hardest is seeing "Proof that Tony Stark has a heart" floating in the water. It started with Iron Man 1, and it was the most tragically fitting that it end with Tony's ultimate sacrifice, and ultimate redemption for all the times he'd been selfish and decidedly non-heroic.

Very few times has a video made me as emotional as this one did.

The best part about Tony's death is that, even a year later, I still tear up at it.

26:40 I'M NOT CRYING YOU'RE CRYING 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭

"I don't really know how to open this video" - and Johnathan never did. Truly one of KZfaq's greatest mysteries, so I'll take a stab at what he may have wanted to say in his video essay. "Marvel is good, me like the films, me think they do the action and smiles and sads really well and good, me think metal fly fast man have the good heart and do ending well" I might be paraphrasing Johnathan's inner thoughts a little, but I'm confident that's what he may have gone for. In all seriousness, this was an amazing video essay and Johnathan has done a tremendous job at highlighting the complexity behind it's structure and given a truly fun and nuanced look into one hell of a finale. Great work. xx

"These bonds make our heroes stronger." I know now that I don't need my sweet ass shield. My friends are my power!

THAT WAS BEAUTIFUL

I literally sat here at the end, crying, hearing u explain exactly how each character was feeling and their motivations made me so happy, while also being out more emotions, the MCU is really something special, I love this film, u gained a new sub!

This was beautiful man. I never get tired of thoughtful analyses about this movie. Gotta watch it again.

Great video! I absolutely love this series of films and End Game was a perfect send-off and bookend for this first chapter.

What a beautifully made video and explanation! I just finished watching endgame and have been searching for a video to give me closure and this was it!

i tried not to cry...but when you started talking about Tony..i couldnt stop it

One of the more important aspects of Endgame's story construction is that the time travel plot device isn't used in a typical manner. The story establishes right up front that going back to visit your past and work through it, cannot change your present. (The metaphor isn't hard to see.) While time travel allows those killed by the snap to return, it is crucial that the five year period of tribulation isn't undone. Thanks to that, those who are returned are granted the framework of being rescued, rather than being reset. The weight of their deaths is preserved.

You almost had me out by the end of the intro. Glad I stayed another minute and continued watching through it as it was an excellent analysis of the movie. Well done

The best part of your presentation is that it was delivered without any intentional irony. It was a very satisfying summation of a monumental story arc. Well done!

Thank you for this video. Endgame is my all-time favourite movie, and the MCU has been absolutely pivotal to my growth as a person since I was 8 years old. This movie means so much to me, and to see someone talk so beautifully about all the many things it does right is just heart-warming. I'm so glad I lived to see the conclusion of such a life-changing story ❤️

Absolutely amazing video, keep up the good work :)

That last line about building a heart gave me chills. 10/10 video. Good Job. :)

well done, I'm tearing up over here at your editing and words 😭

A friend of a friend posted about this a few days after it’s upload and I only now took the time to watch it. He was right. This was great, eye-opening even. As well as showing how much more the MCU can inspire us.

This was godlike. Great video. Really enjoyed the points made about the characters and their arcs colliding with their past issues.

Videos like this remind me why i got so emotional watching this in the theater. It was an ending well done with tears that were earned. I would gladly recommend this video to those who wrote off the marvel films as “not my thing” or “not cinema”. This is why i go to see a movie in a theater and not on a phone or an ipad. I go for a story that will move me.

Two characters were denied their happening ending. Don't forget Black Widow.

this video was beautifully done. thank you for making it. :')

Ugh! Such a perfect analysis! Bravo! And this made me cry.

This is honestly the best video essay I have ever seen for this movie congrats to you keep making moves👏🏿💯🔥

What a phenomenal video. Concise (considering the vast content), insightful, and well told. Respect to you sir.

Bravo man, bravo. Beautiful essay on a beautiful film. Thank you.

Man I've been craving some new video essays on this perfect finale and infinity war for so long, I already consumed all media on it haha. Thanks for this!

Excellent video.One of the best i've seen so far. Keep up the good work

Cramming Captain Marvel in....especially for what ultimately amounts to such an empty role(Her big scenes could have been divided between Thor, Hulk, and Pepper and been more meaningful)...is going to forever taint how effective Endgame was.

Wow, that was amazing. I have grown up with these movies and nothing has made me apriciate the effect they have had on me more then this video. Thank yu

The Russo brothers are to be commended. Good endings are hard to pull off (for example, Game of Thrones, and the reimagined Battlestar Galactica).

Great point on time travelling. A lot of people just see 'time travel' and then switch off. Others expect to see something unique. I think the point wasn't a cop-out to undo Thanos' actions in Infinity War; the point was to make a journey throughout the MCU. It really was a game that was played to the end

Thanks for coming back. I am making a video like this on my channel when the one year anniversary hits

One of the best KZfaq videos I’ve ever watched. Brilliant

Avengers infinity war and Endgame were not movie showings, they were once in a lifetime experiences. Like seeing your very first movie in a movie theater, beating your first dark souls game, and other such memorable experiences in life. I have seen many movies at my movie theater and only Avengers Infinity war and Endgame EVER got the kinds of emotional reactions I saw when I went to these movies. They were emotional rollercoasters were people laughed, cheered, and cried. At most the only ever reaction I saw during a movie at the movie theater was laughing during a comedy movie. I have been following this MCU since the beginning of the MCU when I was 10 yrs old, and I feel lucky to be alive for this entire MCU journey we are all on. I love you Marvel and RDJ x3000, experiencing these movies when they first release and come out has been an amazing experience.

I'm so ready for this!!

I see the like and dislike button, but where’s the love button. My love for the MCU is on many different levels, and this video explores many of those levels.

Im very thankful for creating this wonderful narrative. This journey of mine watching these movies since I was still a kid and growing up and watch it all end is really hitting the heart strings inside of me. A year of waiting Avengers: Endgame to come, I could stil remember being so hyped about it. The thoughts of Iron Man/Tony Stark dying isn't really digging me in as I thought they wouldn't let that character sign off. But as soon as I get to watch Endgame with my girlfriend, the final scene where Iron Man finally did snapped his fingers, all I felt was just pure joy and excitement as they've finally won the battle. But not realizing the outcome of it. There it goes, my childhood hero, slowly saying goodbye to me. I bursted out of tears and I couldn't help myself from crying so much. Watching this video brings that all back. When you talked about how Tony met his father , I started tearing up and it keeps coming until the last minute of your video. Thankyou for this! As a Marvel Fan, this is amazing.

This was nicely done.

Your color grading was on point 🙌

I don’t comment often on KZfaq videos, but I hope you see this because this is *magisterial*. Amazing work. Keep it up!!

Very thought provoking! Brilliant!

Great stuff man! Keep up the good work

saw Endgame right after my mom died... the Thor scenes really hit me

Thank you so much for this

Geez man that ending gave me chills

Great content man!

This is beautiful, thank you!

I am blown away by the quality and attention to detail in this analysis. Seriously. It also makes me appreciate even more the efforts by all involved who brought the MCU to life. Thank you for creating this and I'm excited to see the others in the series. All the best.

The hype for Avengers Endgame was incredible, I remember getting excited each time a new trailer came out, watching the movie opening weekend was an unforgettable experience , good times 👏👏👏👏

Wow, such an amazing analysis!

I just wanted to voice my appreciation of the quality of your content; its fabulous. I enjoyed every second, every comparison was succinct yet connected to your overarching narrative exquisitely. I really wish they hadn't cut Tony's soul world scene with a grown Morgan...it gave such a good feel.

Let me just say that this channel is AMAZING.

This was an awesome video!

Fantastic analysis ! I love this 3000!

Fantastic analysis brother!

You are making me cry again for this movie!

Thank you for maintaining the correct aspect ratios on all of the films! You didn't mindlessly just stretch them all to 16:9.