"I.... Am... Ironman" Ironman - 2008 Endgame - 2019. Respect.

SPOILER Professor hulk gives Ant man not one but TWO tacos

Thor lost his mom, dad, "brother", his home exploded and at some point got dumped. I'd give up too.

Tony Stark was selfish and in the end died for everyone. Steve Rogers was always risking his life and in the end got to live it

*Cap arrives at Vormir to give back the soul stone* Red Skull: Wait wtf Cap: Wait wtf

Iron man: thanks for the funeral guys Black widow: thanks for the bench throw hulk

When Cap got Thor's hammer and Thor said "I knew it" with a big smile, that was my favorite part.

technically that rat saved everyone. He is an avenger!

Ironman 2008” I never got goodbye to my dad” Endgame 2019 Tony got to say goodbye to his father and thank him.

Let's not forget the real hero of endgame The rat who freed Ant-Man

2019: the year Disney closed off arcs for two different franchises in vastly different quality.

Rocket is actually quite a good engineer, he was at the forge where the giant dwarf made the infinity gauntlet, he's seen how it was made there, and he assisted Tony engineering his version, powered by Wakandan tech. So I take it.

At least the Thor cosplay will be movie accurate this year at comic con..

How is nobody mentioning the moment when Dr Strange is holding the water funnel, Iron Man looks at him and Strange just holds up one finger, signifying that indeed THIS is the ONE reality where the Avengers win. That was fucking cool

When Cap and Thor accidentally switched weapons and Thor takes Stormbreaker back and hands Cap Mjölnir. "No, no. The bigger one's mine. You can have the small one." Also, when Dr. Strange is like "Is that everyone?" and Wong looks at him like he's insane and goes "What, you wanted more?!"

*The real Infinity Gauntlet* is still out there. Odin didn't have it. But he let on that he did to prevent others from looking for it. *The true Infinity Gauntlet* one protects the user from the effects of using the stones indefinitely. Thanos forced Eitri to forge one. *Eitri's Gauntlet* allowed Thanos to use single to multiple stones without ill effects. However, uses of all the stones in the snap comes with massive damage that is survivable. *Hulk/Stark Gauntlet* gave limited protection to the user. The moment it was put on it caused damage. And finally *Stark's Nanotech Iron Man Gauntlet* gave absolutely no protection and was fatal from one use.

The rat freeing Antman was the 1/14000000 chance that Dr Strange saw.

Most heartbreaking moment for me was when Ant-Man lost his taco :(

“Everything special about you came out of a bottle”- Lifts Mjolnir “Your not the guy to lay down on the wire and let the other guy crawl over you” - Sacrifices himself for the universe

Thanos: I will accomplish my destiny. Rat: Hold my beer.

Spoilers that sound fake but are real: Thor yells at a kid playing Fortnite & The Hulk dabs

"I am Iron man" eleven years ago, Marvel started from this sentence. After eleven years, he ended this sentence.

Revisiting this 4 years later, and Jeremy's end comments about Marvel doing whatever they want to try hasn’t aged well considering where the MCU is now😂

"Bluetooth connection shorted out her Internet." Jeremy Jahns cracks me the heck up. 😆

The random young man at Iron Man's funeral was the kid from Iron Man 3.

Thanos: I am inevitable. Tony: And I am.... Howard Potts

My "holy shit" moment was when we really got to see how powerful Scarlet Witch is. If Thanos hadn't called "rain fire," I genuinely think she would have killed him. Also, no mention of Sam's "On your left" comment? That made me cheer.

When zoie Saldana is in the first and second biggest movies of all time

Finally my dream of having a body like thor came true.

The cap saying "Avengers Assemble" and Tony dying after saying " I Am Iron Man" was just perfect.

The scene that really got me early on was the scene where Scott reunites with Cassie. A huge part of his character motivation is to be a good dad and the first thing he wanted to find out when he got back was "what happened to Cassie" Then she's a teenager who hasn't seen him in 5 years since he's presumed dead. It was a really heartwarming meeting.

Guys is it just me or in the final battle, Giant Man punching the big ship thingy I forget the race of aliens name but it was so satisfying I swear

"You took everything from me" Thanos: "I dont even know you" I love that line.

Steve saying "Hail Hydra" made me laugh so much omg

They Crushed It! I was fine until "the hug".....then I lost it. The funeral scene was one of the most Intensely depressing scenes I have ever seen in a movie...the movie was so very well done...but they're comic book characters....Check Your Brain At The Door. I had Zero issues with Anything in this movie because of it.

Thanos: I am inevitable. Groot: I...am...Groot *snap*

Anyone noticed T'Challa remembering Clint? 2016: Hawkeye: We haven't met yet, I'm Clint. T'Challa: I don't care. 2019: *Hawkeye running with the Infinity Gauntlet* T'Challa: Clint. Give it to me.

Here are a couple of excuses I have for some of the problems people seem to have. 1) Iron Man's gauntlet holding the Infinity Stones no problem. From what I remember from Infinity War, they never said Thanos actually needed a special gauntlet from Nivadellir in order to hold the Infinity Stones. I just assumed that he had gotten it there because he knew he needed some kind of weapon to fight for the Stones and this way it would be extra durable and powerful for battling the Avengers. So basically, any type of durable gauntlet can withstand the power of the Stones, but Thanos just wanted a powerful one 2) Hulk burning and Tony being fine before he snaps. I just assumed that this was because Hulk was only wearing the gauntlet and had no protection underneath, whereas Tony was wearing his full Iron Man suit, so all of the Infinity Stones energy was going through Tony's armor instead of his flesh. 3) Thanos being able to wield Stormbreaker. People seem to be under the assumption that Stormbreaker works the same way that Mjolnir did, where someone has to be worthy in order to wield it. But this is not the case. As we saw in Thor (2011), there was a special Asgardian spell that was placed on the hammer that made this the case, but do we ever see this type of scene at Nivadellir when they forge Stormbreaker? No, we don't. Case in point, when they're finishing up building it, Groot picks it up to create the handle. Sure, Stormbreaker is an extremely powerful and badass weapon, but you don't need to be worthy in order to wield it. EDIT: I just realized another explanation for a possible plot hole. The Ancient One said that if you remove one of the Stones from a reality, then that reality will supposedly suffer. Because of this, people are questioning how Thanos could destroy the Stones at the beginning without causing any sort of problems. Here’s my explanation. You can’t create or destroy matter, so even though Thanos said he “destroyed” the Stones, they’re still in the form of atoms. This means that they still technically exist in the universe, just not in the form that the Avengers need them to be in. That may sound like it’s grasping at straws, but to me it makes sense.

Keeping in mind, the power of the iron man suit (arc reactor) is based off the teaseract. So it’s not crazy to think that his suit could somewhat harness that power since it’s powered off one of the stones

So you’re not gonna mention how Cap finally said “Avengers Assemble”?

the biggest joke was Fortnite still being popular 5 years into the future

“Throw things at the wall, see what sticks!” Kinda what they went with, actually.

18:39 Jeremy: i am iron man *snaps and screen goes white KZfaq: *immediately goes to an ad*

Captain America wielding Thor's hammer was the most hype moment I've ever seen in a theater in my entire life. The screams and applause were deafening!

The shot where it's Captain America alone vs thanos's army was pretty sick.

"Hi, Dr Jane? Jane Foster? I'm Captain America and I have to shove this stone inside you...there's no time, it's for the future" It would be a great post credits scene

My favorite moments 5) "I went for the head" 4)Tony and Morgan saying shit 3) Cap weilds mjoiner 2) captain America stands up to all of thanos's army with a broken shield 1) portals scene

Tony: Gets elaborate funeral Black Widow: Am I joke to you?

Ironman was looking for a stable life in the beginning but had to be the one who sacrificed everything... And Cap was the one willing to sacrifice everything but got the stable life in the end... They flipped the character arcs so brilliantly!

Saw this movie today and surprisingly I saw it without being spoiled at all

The Iron Man Glove can only be explained that Stark has manage to evolve his stark tech through the years...if he can reinstall the arc reactor to summon his iron man suit through the introduction of nano tech...think about how more advanced stark tech became five years after that

Tony Stark built the MCU in a CAVE! WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS!

Captain America combo-ing Mjolnir and his Shield was the sickest thing ever.

I actually like how they used Capt. Marvel. They showed that she's strong enough to turn the tide of battle but not cheat the plot. To me, anyway... Plus, the way she showed up in the final battle was so epic

This is by far the best endgame spoilers review. I absolutely love Jahns' passion.

The best part of this movie is... When you realise a Rat saved half the univers by pressing one button

Captain america(2012):I could do this all day Captain America(now):yeah yeah I know

You know, rewatching this: I think when the Avengers brought the stones back the universe was balanced. Then, when Captain America goes back the timeline becomes an alternate reality. So, Spider-man Far From Home starts the new alternate timeline.

23:00literally had me crying 😂 this will never get old!

10 minutes in: that was predictable 20 minutes in: this is moving kind of fast 30 minutes in: I have no clue what is going to happen

Cap: Hail Hydra Me: I understood that reference

2023: *fortnite still exists* 3000: *hold my riamond pickaxe*

I loved it! I've watched it over and over. By-the-by I'm so glad you're back. I missed you.

No one's talking about how Scarlett Witch almost killed Thanos herself... she's truly one of the most powerful MCU characters

Hey Jeremy Thanos said he reduced the stones to atoms so they still exist but just at a subatomic level.

LOL !! I was in stitches with your enacting of how Tony's snap should've gone.. 20:20

Hawkeye: We haven't met yet, my name's Clint Black Panther: I don't care Black Panther in Endgame: CLINTTTTT

The scene where Scott meets his daughter after 5 years was so touching...

found your page from the Snyder cut video and started watching your videos from there, really struggling with the later stuff due to the lack of beard and hair. I'm powering through because you're awesome.

Captain Marvel: "My work here is done." Everyone else: "But you didn't do anything."

"what do you want" "Cheese burger" That line messed me up

I loved the scene where cap goes against his past self. “I can do this all day” “yeah I know I know” 😂🤣😂

Didn’t realise it was 24 minutes long till the end

14:34 Stark tech couldn't hold the power of the stones safely I think, even thanos got fired a little when he put it on

“I...am...inevitable” “And.... I... am Iron Man” *snaps fingers* Most legendary scene in the whole MCU Edit: I woke up and got the most likes I’ve ever gotten on a comment 😂

Black widow had a mini funeral with just the Avengers because they were the only family she had

Its funny that you mention the effect that thanos destroying the stones in “our” reality should have had considering what tilda swintons character sed, because I believe that is going to be one of, if not the main plotline for coming MCU story telling. Because of the massive energy that was realesed when the stones where destroyed, this could entail the birth and rise of the x-gen within the people of earth, activating terrigenisis for descendants of the Eternals(inhumans, wich would obviously be a amazing tie in with the upcoming movie about the Eternals) and so on. it could have caused cracks in the fabric of reality wich would allow the dark dimensions to seep through in ours, wich would make dormammu a big universal threat, it could have woken up dorment celestials, the possibility’s are practically endless. I would almost even feel save to bet that whole scene with tilda swinton was put in, not only for the importance it had for endgame itself, but what direction an event like that would steer the future MCU movies in. if it was done on purpose it’s absolute story telling brilliance, but if it’s a coinsedance its gonna be a very nice thing to look back in the next 10 years.

The reasoning I heard why Tony didn’t writhe in pain was because he was used to hurting. He’d been kept alive by a hunk of metal in his chest built in a cave. He knew what it meant to hurt. Hulk and Thanos are so powerful that they’re not used to actually experiencing pain.

Captain standing alone against Thanos and his Army is the most badass shot in MCU for me

Actually, Nebula DID get the infinity Gantlet, at one point. She just never put it on.

7:55 Energy cannot be created or destroyed, it can only be transformed. When Thanos said he destroyed the stones, he said he reduced them to atoms, meaning their energy is now atoms spread across the universe. So basically the energy of the stones still exist, but it's no longer contained in gems for anyone to control.

Who else loved the “Insta-Kill” moment from Spiderman ?

I loved how it ended the credits with Robert Downey Jr.'s signature

I really like that Happy have some lines in this movie, because with Tony, he is responsable of the first step on this awesome MCU.

Bro like a month after the movie came out I still get goosebumps talking about the final fight

Even though Thanos is powerful, he had no chance against the brain of two SHERLOCK HOLMES

I was so shocked when they killed Present day thanos within the first 10 minutes

I love that the first real positive in the story comes not from the O6, but from Scott. His return to Earth gives our heroes their first glimpse of hope (pun very much intended) that they had in almost 5 years.

I watched this video before i watched Endgame and now after! Amazing commentary, smart Hulk was everything, LOVE FAT THOR!!! 😂👆👑

I finally have the physique of Thor. 😂🙂😕☹️😭

A rat saves the entire universe

I'm a Thor fan and I thought fat Thor was hilarious.

I feel like not mentioning "ASSEMBLE!" was a poor choice

I think we all know who the real villain in this one was... Noob_Master69. Edit: 1.2k likes??? Holy cow, thank you guys!

Stark passing "fat" Thor and saying "outta the way, Lebowski". ...Priceless

Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiice timing on the ad roll, dude. Wow. Well played.

I was thinking that Cap had to meet Red Skull again when he brought back the Soul Stone.

Loved how the film closed with Steve and Peggy- they finally got their dance...

When past Steve tells future Steve "I can do this all day" and f Steve replies "sigh...yeah I know" made me giggle.

This is like the sixth time that I've watched this movie review... Even though I've seen the movie A Thousand Times hearing you review it still makes me excited to see it again