"He doesn't get to go to the character development farm because Thor has to go to the exposition pool" This is peak KZfaq

One of the greatest ideas surrounding this scene actually was in a Lego game of all things. Stan Lee was a janitor, and while cleaning up after the party when everyone had left, he casually lifted the hammer to dust underneath it.

I legitimately never even considered that it was one person who single handedly assembled the Avengers. Sarah Finn is the real life Nick Fury. Thank you for shining a light on her. You're the only person I ever heard mention her.

Thor: You can’t lift my hammer One of the avengers: Hold my beer One of the avengers: Hold my beer One of the avengers: Hold my beer One of the avengers: Hold my beer

"Thor doesn't get to go the farm of character development because he has to go to the exposition pool." These are the lines that I subscribe to this channel for.

Infinity war is the most ambitious crossover event of all time Me: one marvellous scene!

Seing this after Endgame, it's a better scene than ever now

ENDGAME SPOILERS: This afterparty scene is actually pivotal.

The best moment within this scene: When Thor's smile fades ever so slightly as Cap budges the hammer, followed by a less confident relieved smile. Just brilliant.

Thank you for shouting out Sarah Finn! And Special thank you for bringing me on board!

Anyone remember when THE HULK tried to pick up the hammer and his feet ended up sinking into the floor of the helicarrier? Yep, I'm guessing the rest of the team never saw that though.

2011 - Chris Evans as Cap in The First Avenger 2012 - Evans as Cap in Avengers 2013 - Evans as Cap/Loki in Thor: The Dark World 2014 - Evans as Cap in Winter Soldier 2015 - Evans as Cap in Age of Ultron 2016 - Evans as Cap in Civil War 2017 - Evans as Cap in Homecoming 2018 - Evans as Cap in Infinity War 2019 - Evans as Cap in Endgame

Thank you SO MUCH for shouting out Sarah Finn!! She is such a legend and one of the specific reasons I went to college for film studies

7:35 There's this common misconception about the farmhouse scene in Age of Ultron. People who aren't actually paying attention think it's about sterility, when in reality it is about abuse survival. It's very easy to break the scene down. A man and a woman are having an argument about their doomed relationship. The man says: You shouldn't be with me. I'm a monster. I'm such a monster, I can't have children. The woman says: Whoah there. I can't have kids either. Does that make me a monster? Then Widow goes on to monologue her tragic backstory and abusive childhood. She explains the series of mindwarp flashbacks Scarlet Witch put her through. And all anyone hears in all of that is "sterility equals monster." That's the main problem with Age of Ultron. Thor's hot tub cave sidequest and the excessive action scenes clutter the film and don't give Black Widow's backstory and character arc the room to breathe that it deserves. Black Widow isn't a monster because she can't get pregnant. She's a monster because an evil organization took her and hundreds of other little girls and turned them into monsters. They made monsters of children by stripping away their humanity piece by piece, and the very last piece of humanity they took was the ability to create life. Ensuring that those little girls could only take life. The great thing about Age of Ultron is that it encapsulates the arc of Black Widow's character development over her entire life, and explains why she is the way she is. The biggest shortcoming of Age of Ultron is that it's missing the scene where Black Widow regains her humanity. The scene that explains why she fights so hard to get Hawkeye back in Avengers 1, and why she does what she does in Endgame. And that scene isn't the first time she meets Hawkeye. It's not the first time he convinces her to join Shield. It's not even the first time he takes her to the farmhouse to meet his wife and kids. It's the fifth or sixth time she goes to the Barton farm for family dinner. It's the first time Hawkeye's daughter says "I love you Aunty Nat." Because in all Black Widow's actions across all the Marvel movies there is one thing she will never let happen. She is never going to let herself be put in the position where she's the one who has to explain to her niece why that little girl's father isn't coming home.

"The Russos brought a bunch of unlikely friends arguing around a table" #sixseasonsandamovie

After seeing Endgame, this video is WAY better! Most of the points are expanded on in real satisfying ways! (It is really hard not to spoil this movie)

I see what you did with the title “Thought we wouldn’t notice,but we did”

lol I love the line "he doesn't get to go to the character development farm because he went to the exposition pool"

Natasha doesn't think she's a monster just because she can't have children. She thinks she's a monster because she willingly gave up the ability to create life in order to become a better murderer.

I HAVE A THEORY!!! ENDGAME SPOILERS BELOW. I think that Cap has ALWAYS been worthy, but since Thor said the whole "if you can lift it you can be King of Asgard" thing, the moment he noticed that he could lift it, he stopped. I feel like that's why he knew to lift Mjolnir during the final fight in Endgame. Cap isn't the type to show off, not at the expense of another, so it makes sense for his character. He only lifted it to save Thor's life.

Such a great idea. Thanks for organizing all of this! Proud to be a part of #OneMarvelousScene!

This scene really felt like a college after-party. Or at least how I'd think one would be like.

I like this scene because it humanizes the characters. It’s literally just them chilling like normal ppl do and almost EVERYONE can relate to just chilling with friends.

So... revisit the afterparty scene post-Endgame, please

Thanks so much for organizing it Matt! And your video came out amazing!

Cap was worthy, he just didn't want to hurt thors feelings.

Captain America Appearances 2011: First Avenger 2012: Avengers 2013: Dark World 2014: Winter Soldier 2015: Age Of Ultron 2016: Civil War 2017: Homecoming 2018: Infinity War 2019: Endgame lol

The entire party scene and after party are both fantastic not because of the endgame pay off but rather it shows the avengers with their hair down goofing around as friends.

Am I the only person that finds his voice very satisfying

My subscription feed suddenly looks... marvelous

"The Russos brought a bunch of unlikely friends arguing around a table" #andamovie

Thanks so much for assembling it all Nando!

“He doesn’t get to go to the character development farm because he has to go to the exposition pool.” One marvelous line

Well, well, well. If it isn't Video Essay Nick Fury himself.

After watching Endgame come back and watch this video. Wow. Just wow.

"character development farm" and "exposition pool" got me. brilliant.

You going on about Sarah Finn for multiple minutes is completely true and accurate and everyone should be as enthusiastic as you

Honestly I am subscribed to all of you guys and when I saw all these videos taking about the 'one marvelous scene' I thought I was going crazy or something😂😂.

I alaways liked this scene but after Endgame and being a fan of Cap (how chris evans played him is the sole reason for my love of the character, so shouout to Sarah finn!), this has become more close to my heart. I always wanted that, and they did exactly what the fans wanted. Thank you for all of this marvel. And thank you for this One marvelous scene series.

My favorite thing about this scene is still Maria Hill wearing Cap's jacket--him offering it to her and insisting she wear it is so inline with his character

Holy this is insanely cool and a dope concept

Oh, so that’s why I got 3 notifications in 1 min

This scene should overall be a writing lesson. If you want people to care for your characters and to relate to them you need these scene where they're all hanging out and talking. It shows us that these characters are relatable and are indeed human. That we can root and care for them. That we can feel depressed at their lowest moments and feel great at their triumphs. This is why the MCU works so well.

It's also worth mentioning that despite probably not being intentional, Steve couldn't lift the hammer at the time because he was keeping the secret of Tony's parent's death.

Thank you, Sarah Finn, for bringing our heroes to life!

I knew time would be kind to Age of Ultron :) Still my favorite MCU scene out of all 22 movies

Sarah Finn is the guardian angel of the MCU... cuz..you know... Sarafinn...seraphim... Weeeeeee~

I always enjoy this scene, I know they’re actors but just the ease and chemistry they bring to the group dynamic feels so natural and earned, earned over the patient course of years. Take notes, rushed DCEU. Patience will be rewarded

Hitop, captain midnight, Nando and browntable as well, all at the same time, my heart can't take this.

Having watched this film today, I have to agree that this scene is absolutely brilliant.

**Endgame spoilers ahead** After the events of Endgame, your scene breakdown becomes even more relevant somehow.

"He doesn't get to go to The Character Development Farm because Thor needs to go to The Exposition Pool" 7:16 Dear lord do I love that! Thank you infinitlly for that Nando!

Correct me if I'm wrong but I remember reading somewhere that it was mostly because of Jon Favreau's consistent request that Robert Downey Junior was casted as Tony Stark

A powerful collab, that was a lot of notifications

2:36 missed opportunity to say " they could do this all day"

Can we all agree these videos are very under appreciated and deserve more attention? It takes a lot of work to put things like this together, and it is hard to find something that most of the internet is interested in.

Thanks for highlighting Sarah Finn. I had no idea. Casting never gets the love it disserves. no award shows for them.

My subscription box is blowing up all at the same time

This man had no ideas about Cap... No one did. But it was awesome!

8:25 "[Thor] doesn't get to go to the character development farm, because Thor needs to go to the exposition pool." I'm not sure why, but I find this hilarious!

This is series that combines all my favourite KZfaqrs

13:17 - best segway into an ad I've ever heard! XD Even surpassing Captain's midnight's.

Clint spinning the drumsticks like a drummer implies that Jeremy Renner is a drummer irl. I can see him diddling on EVERYTHING.

this has always been my favorite scene from this movie. it’s filled with great character moments, clever foreshadowing, and fun improv moments. it feels so fun and natural while actually giving a lot of important setups for character development far down the line.

Not to nitpick, not unlike your podcast, Mostly Nitpicking... Yeah! You didn't plug it! Those things are like your Stan Lee cameos! Where is it!? Glad to see I'm not the only one who loves this scene to death. Awesome video, as always

Man!! This video is amazing!!! I didn't realise how much Joss Whedon did for Avengers films. Infinity War and Endgame got big only because he fleshed out these characters in the 1st two movies.

I always loved this entire scene. I thought everyone Just liked it for the Fun with Avengers trying to lift Mjolnir, bur how you exposed, theres so much more

I 100% agree! It was great to see these characters just hanging out and playing off eachother. On top of that, it was ultrons best scene (which I've talked about a lot)

So no one is going to talk about how great the conversation between Hawkeye and his wife in age of ultron ? That is the single best dialogue in the series for me. This series I like...... Another !!

Age of Ultron itself is underrated imo

Notice how nearly non of the scenes talked about are about captain marvel, really says something.

There's a small thing in the party that I feel people look past. Thor brings out that drink and states humans can't deal with it but hands Steve a cup of it without thinking.

This scene in particular has more weight than ever now.

what an exciting collaboration!! can't wait to go down the playlist, some my favs channels!!! this is like a revolution, so excited!!

"The Russo's brought a bunch of unlikely friends arguing around a table" This is a really underrated line, not only does it mention Tony and Steve's argument at the table it also references to Community, the TV show around a diverse study group, the Russo's worked on before Marvel.

It's one of my favorite scene for Avengers Age Of Ultron.

The most ambitious crossover event

I completely believe that Steve chose not to fully lift the hammer as not to embarrass Thor.

here after cap lifted the hammer and that just makes this scene so much better

if there were a full movie of the avengers just sitting around and having fun like the ultron afterparty, id totally fricking watch it

There was an idea.... TO RELEASE THE NANDO CUT!!!

Technically, Chris Evans appeared in an MCU movie every year from 2011 all the way to Cap going back to Peggy in 2019. 2011: The First Avenger 2012: The Avengers 2013: The Dark World (Loki turns into Cap to mock him) 2014: Winter Soldier 2015: Age of Ultron and Ant-Man’s end credits 2016: Civil War 2017: Spider-Man: Homecoming (in those shorts the gym teacher shows) 2018: Infinity War 2019: Endgame and Captain Marvel’s end-credits

I love that this group of videos is an organic KZfaqrs idea and not a commercial/marketing one, it's fun to watch all of the creators celebrate these great movies in their own style. Thanks man

"This worries Hill and Clint, the people he's spent the least time with" cuts to them being absolutely unfazed. Dude what?

Agents of SHIELD is basically this and firefly combined

Well, now that it has been confirmed that Rogers was always worthy, this scene becomes even better.

I’m loving this playlist, now I’m even more excited than before! You’re all amazing and I was surprised that I was already subscribed to basically all of you😂

Thank you so much for coming up with this idea

Nando you should team up with hi top films

Best team-up ever. And I'm not talking about Avengers.

Thanks for putting this effort together. I had subscribed to some of the other essayist on the playlist but now I’ve discovered a few more.

Thank you so much for initiating the Marvelous Scene Initiative, Nando. I've been following 8 out of the 10 creators in your group for a very long time now, you inclided. And now, I get to learn about 2 more. Moreover, all of you are working on a somewhat collaborative project. Thank you, Nando. Thank you.

I like how Endgame has made this scene better.

No one: Me: Joss Whedon is an underrated genius and deserves more love and recognition

I love everything about this. I saw a bunch of “One Marvelous Scene” videos pop up and this is just an awesome idea. Thank you.

I love this scene because we get to see the Avengers as friends, genuine friends that like each other. Every other movie features either only one individual or them fighting

I'm a little bit cynically opposed to the idea that this scene perfectly mirrors each character's growth throughout the entire movie, displaying their arc in a simple setup. I think it more comes down to the fact that Joss Whedon knows these characters incredibly well, and understood precisely how each would react to the setup of "Mjolnir on a table". Of course that same characterisation would be the backbone of the entire film - his stories are nothing but character. This scene struck me more as a microcosm of that philosophy than of a grander foreshadowing. Also, can we just chat for a minute about how Age of Ultron is considered the black sheep of the Avengers franchise? It's easily my favourite Marvel movie (not the best Marvel movie, just my favourite), potentially my favourite movie of all time, and is full to the brim of some of the best scenes in the entire franchise. Vision picking up Mjolnir and giving it to Thor should be taught in film schools everywhere as a masterclass in storytelling technique, and it gives me chills just thinking about the first time I saw it in theatres. WHY DO PEOPLE NOT LOVE THIS MOVIE LIKE I DO?! I mean, obviously the Ragnarok stuff is a total bust, especially after the actual Ragnarok came out and showed just how big a waste of time the exposition pool was, but apart from that this movie is a joy from titles to credits and absolutely nobody talks about it. Please, anybody, looking to have a serious discussion here - what's the deal with the Ultron hate?

Great idea my dude, just watched Lessons From the Screenplay marvelous scene

Such an awesome thing to organize! Since I'm subscribed to most of you already my subscription box was so delightfully full.

Loved age of utron. This scene was a great bonding moment between the avengers and a wonderful spectacle overall.