Imagine Falcon explaining how important it was to Dr. Strange that the portal he had open must open to Captain America's left.

The emotions while watching this scene for the first time were so intense.

It is so polite of Thanos to let them assemble. He's such a good guy.

Just to think, it took 20 movies to build up to this moment and they saved "Avengers...Assemble" for this exact moment. This was the MCU at its height.

I love how Cap's expressions changes from "hopeless" to "at least I am not dying alone" to "we might have a shot" to finally "Boy, Thanos you are fucked"

I’ll never get over the fact that he was ready to take on the whole army on his own.

The look of relief on Steves face when T'challa arrives always gets me

I've never in my life heard an audience explode the way they did for this film. Truly once in a lifetime.

The moment when T'Challa walks through that portal, I get chills every time. Rest in peace King.

The fact that Cap was WILLING to take on Thanos and his entire army alone lets us know that he was fearless! He really could do this all day!!

2:21 Thor's war cry gets me EVERY.TIME !!!

I love the slight nod T'Challa gives Steve. He's like saying "even if we lose, we lose together."

It's been three and a half years and this still gives me chills.

Three years later, and Cap's "Avengers assemble!" still gets me.

One of the most iconic scenes in movie history. I got such chills. Almost nothing can beat this.

I'm a 52yo lifetime Marvel/DC fan and the moment he said 'Assemble' along with that musical score still gets me teared up. Just the best.

"One man stood alone against impossible odds... until the universe rose up to fight at his side."

This is without a doubt the greatest scene in the MCU and in history, the one part that always makes me tear up is when Chadwic Boseman steps through the portal and gives Cap that look like "it's ok Cap you're not alone". RIP Chadwick Boseman.

The look on the faces of Chadwick and Captain when he stepped out of that portal says a thousand words. It is one of those scenes that portrayed the profound respect they had for each other, and the lengths they would go to help one another. Rest On Chadwick. You, indeed, were one great actor. To you, Cap... You nailed it in this scene. Cap for life.

the fact that thousands or even millions of people go back to watch this scene, proves how iconic it was. Truly one of the greatest scenes of all time!

Future generations will never know how emotional we got in this scene.

This is the culmination of 10 years of storytelling, with highs and lows, but one that will be forever remembered as one the the greatest payoffs in cinema history. Excellent.

this scene is probably one of the best scenes in movie history not just because of spectacle but the buildup of a decades worth of movies establishing the characters and to see them all back in one big climactic battle sheds a few tears in many people's eyes

The relief on Caps face when T'Challa walks through that portal.... Incredible moment.

This scene is the most iconic scene in MCU history. And that's why I'm still crying watching this.

This scene is honestly a cinematic masterpiece on its own.

2:11 is the first time we've seen Thanos look intimidated or shocked. Suddenly, he was faced with a power equal to himself and the possibility of losing...gosh that was satisfying to see that expression on his face.

This scene will be always epic and cannot be repeated, the goosebumps when Cap says Avengers Assemble and the reaction in theaters at that time Priceless.

The best part about watching this in the theater: The entire audience cheering nonstop up until Steve yelled "Avengers..!", then everyone getting dead silent in anticipation, and then the whole crowd erupting even louder when he said "..Assemble."

When Hemsworth and Boseman let out those yells...incredible moment. RIP Chadwick Boseman

My favourite part of this scene and it’s not discussed enough is the fact cap was willing to go down swinging! He was legit ready on his own to run at thanos and know he’s going to lose but was willing to go at him anyway and take as many with him as possible

I want to go back in time and be able to watch this scene again for the first time.

Ebony Maw: Sire, we should attack them while they are assembling Thanos: Yo holup, this shit is lit

Greatest moment in cinema history. And you can't tell me otherwise. Nothing will ever top the feeling of seeing this scene for the first time in theaters

Words cannot express the *chills* felt throughout the audience once Cap finally said the words most people had been waiting 10 years to hear.

This scene never gets old, practically one of the greatest MCU moments of all time if not one of the greatest superhero movie moments of all time.

Honestly, the thing I love most about this is how it perfectly captures what a Marvel comics crossover event looks like. It reminds me of those old double-page splash scenes of grand battles between superheroes. The mismatched mix of meta-humans and aliens, wizards and high-tech tribesmen, literal gods and just plain humans. That's what comics are to me.

Goosebumps everytime. One of the greatest fan service moment in the history of motion picture

This scene will never feel the same. Once in a lifetime masterpiece.

I’ll never get over Thanos’ face at 2:11 “I thought there were only 6 of these guys, 12 at most 😳”

Man the fact that they sent out the king first makes this scene soo awesome. Couldn’t have been someone else. Chadwick just radiates royalty, sincerity, and humbleness. What a perfect casting he was. Sad that we have to go on without him.

Up there with the luke and the " no I am your father " moment for me and I breathe star wars . What a moment in cinema... 10 years of building and it doesn't let us down! Phenomenal

2:44 one of the most epic moment in cinema history

I just want to be back in that theater again for the first time seeing this. The hype was unreal.

This scene alone is proof they had intended for Chadwick to do and be so much more within the MCU. And him being gone only makes it that much more powerful.

The greatest theater moment I’ve witnessed in my life.

This scene hits so much harder knowing what we now know about Chadwick Boseman/Black Panther. 😢 It was the culmination of a decade of cinema from the various strands of the MCU pulled together ... Before they went their separate ways!

I can STILL remember like it was yesterday how the theater erupted during this scene. Easily one of the greatest moments in Marvel...hell cinematic history!!!

I know that superhero films aren't as well received as Golden Globe Acadamy award winning screenwriting films, but this moment right here. After 10+years of set up was one of the most amazing cinematic experiences i've ever had. I still enjoy all the MCU films, but I find that it will be close to impossible to replicating the feeling of seeing everyone on screen in the same scene for this final fight.

Always makes my eyes watery it’s so awesome so powerful so many years of build up seeing the ones we lost come back seeing Chadwick knowing what we know now and how he carried on, seeing all the different characters the armies and just taking on Thanos the best villain ever in this masterpiece of epic east and emotion I had the widest grin in the cinema and still can’t contain how much this scene meant to me and marvel fans and fans of cinema

Totally epic! My favorite part is Black Panther starting the chant which grows louder with the music. I also dig Cap at the start. Totally outnumbered,injured,shield broken,and facing down the baddest army and villain, yet braces himself and strides forward without any hesitation. Pure awesomeness.

I could watch this thousands of times and it’ll never get old.

I don’t think Marvel can match this amount of hype again. They did with No Way Home with the return of Andrew, Tobey, etc. But this hit so hard. absolute goosebumps

I love it at 2:12 how Thanos, who has been confident every time we saw him in any movie, looks unsure even shaken (maybe even for the first time in his life).

This scene with so many diverse heroes from different sagas charging together reminded me so much of when I was a kid and mixed toys from different collections in one big epic battle... am I the only one? I remember thinking about my whole childhood in the movie theater with wet eyes...

This scene will be remembered in cinema history forever.

There will never again be another scene like this in the movies. Ever. Cap quietly but intensely saying "Assemble" is more powerful than him screaming it. Cinematic perfection.

All the heroes assembled and fought thanos and his armies. Yet as much as I loved this scene, I can’t help but shed a tear that the original female avenger Black Widow wasn’t there

One of the most iconic scene’s in film history

The fact that Cap is still willing to fight before he hears the call. I can do this all day. Cap never left who he was.

The slight nod from T'challa means so much maann. He could see how hard they fought to bring them all back and they didn't even need to say anything to eachother

I’ve seen this scene probably 100 times & I still get chills every time.

Seeing Chadwick standing in front of the portal always leaves me in tears and I miss him TRULY 😢🙏🏽!!!

I remember sitting there in the theater just in awe of the fact that they got all the characters standing together in a single frame. Combine this with the background score, and just wow. Also I miss T'Challa. Rest in peace Chadwick :(

There will probably never be a stage on a scale similar to this in the MCU ever again. 10 years of storytelling lead up to this battle on a scale to that of the greatest Lord Of The Rings battles. However, I could be totally wrong about there never being another moment like this in the MCU ever again because Spiderman: No Way Home came astonishingly close in terms of hype and excitement. Especially if a combination of Secret Wars, Battle World, and Kang Dynasty is the next endgame destination.

I love this scene for ever🥺

T'challa's nod to Cap is so awesome. It's so subtle yet so power in saying that what Cap and team did is absolutely crazy and the respect and admiration is infinite. It says "I am proud of you as a friend, a king, a warrior, and a fellow human. You are of immeasurable quality."

I love Thanos' look at 02:11. It's subtle. He's not quite upset, but he's definitely not as confident. He did not anticipate this. He's scorched countless worlds, but this is definitely the first time he's confronted by resistance of this magnitude. This time he is unprepared.

It all started in 2008, and all those years, all those movies led us to this one moment. Absolute goosebumps.

This moment captured what every comic book fan imagined when a comic book contained a double page spread!

As a teenager I had been a big fan of marvel comics, so for me to see all of these characters assembled 40 Years Later, all at once, in stunning live action detail in an authentically outstanding movie was hyper-surreal. Like a Dream.

2:43 was a shot I had been waiting not just twelve years (with the MCU journey) but my entire life to see on the big screen. I will never forget it.

All these super heroes with crazy powers and skills and everyone listens to Captain America.. love that shit.

Thor's smile at 1:37 was always one of my favorite things... In Infinity Wars, they needed him. But in Endgame, he needed them!

Decades of story telling all culminated in this incredible, amazing scene. Critics may love or hate it, but this will truly mark something in cinema history. Im not a big fan of Marvel myself, but this scene, this scene is just simply breathtaking.

hands down the greatest movie theater experience ive ever been a part of while watching this scene. 10 years of watching Marvel films accumulated into these 3 mins

2:00 This scene alone was absolutely amazing. The Avengers theme stacking, the war cry from everyone, the sorcerers with the shields, etc. Best scene ever.

Watched this 6x in theaters and Disneyplus, yet this scene still gives me goosebumps! No movie will ever give me that feeling! Who else thinks that way?

It’s been almost 4 years and this scene still gives me chills… and I can’t believe that one day I would have to explain how important this was to my daughter… I mean classic! What a classic!

Remember when Cap’ was the first swinging in the battle for Wakanda? Fighting and ready to die for a place that’s not his home? It was only right to see T’Challa and his people walk through that portal first for him. No man left behind… this scene was and still is if not the most POWERFUL scene marvel has made. Rest in Paradise to the king. #WakandaForever

We've waited for ten long years to finally hear Cap say: Avengers, assemble!

This was an epic scene to begin with, but now it pulls at the heart strings especially seeing Chadwick Boseman! RIP

Bruh this scene was amazing in theaters couldn't believe it ♥️

I literally felt chills when all of the hero’s gathered together. And when Captain America said Avengers Assemble… I said to myself hell yeah!!’ Time to kick butt!!!

Avengers will always be a staple in our Marvel fandom for generations

One of the greatest moments in cinematic history!

Even though Chadwick Boseman passed away. He made a bunch of moments to make everyone think he's still alive in our heart. In 'Black Panther' he said, "As you can see, I am not dead." and in 'Avengers: Infinity War & Endgame' he died, but came back alive with an incredible entrance.🤩

When the assemble theme starts...I just love Caps face expression, the anger, the self confidence, it says "Now we gonna kick some serious asses!"

Honestly, I like how Thor is the first one to scream, and you can even see and sense the rage he has when he shakes his head a little. Truly feels like the beginning of the last winning battle of a war between Earth's Mightiest Heroes and Thanos's army of death (in literally the middle of a forest of some state somewhere). Also, feels a little bit odd, honestly. From Ragnorak, Hulk would initially be the one to be very angry and yell out cause he is "like a big flame" while Thor is "like a little flame". I think it's safe to say that Thor had the bigger flame this time around. Also, the fact that this scene 2:20, had Cap in very clean focus, you can see the 2 other actual starters of the Avengers, Thor and Tony, at the right sides. I think it really adds to the scene in such a subtle way CAUSE THEY'RE ALL THERE. THE BIG THREE AVENGERS ASSEMBLING along with every Avenger there as well. Also, I love how T'Challa is gearing up to and readying his army in the background. Just love that little tidbit.

Saw this premiere night. The energy in the theatre was INSANE. A million people can say the same but I can’t help but say it!

Watched this scene in theatres three times. Jumped out of excitement like a baby EVERY TIME !!!

Thor's solo roar at 2:42 is just so badass, as if saying "I am the King. This is the best I can do."

man this scene still gives me chills , when ever i watch it its just perfect

After all these years, this scene still gives me goosebumps.

1:12 MY KING! I MISS YOU!

chris hemsworth's battle roar gives all of us goosebumps, as always.

I still get chills. What a journey. Iron man 2008 - Endgame 🔥🔥

Four years later and this scene still gives me chills unlike phase 4

This scene would always hold a special place in my heart. No matter how tough we might act. Bruh, I cried when these scene came on...

Not gonna lie, hands down it's still the coldest, badass, super awesome scene in the history of cinema. The emotion that built up to the exact moment, and explode when all of the avengers lining up, cried myself when Cap says "Assemble". Truly a masterpiece!