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That Thor scene when he goes back in time and gets his hammer always get to me. It shows that even at your lowest point in life, you are always worthy

Morgan asking for a cheeseburger after the funeral hit me pretty hard. That was the first thing Tony ask for in the first Iron Man after he was saved and Happy / Pepper drove off from the airport.

Man, the standing ovation during the final credits when Robert Downey jr came on screen was unreal. Literally grown ass adults balling and cheering their asses off at the same time!

"That's the hero gig: part of the journey is the end." Thanks, Tony. Thanks Robert Downey for breathing life to such a fun character, and thank you Stan Lee.

The experience of watching this on opening night in 2019 will forever be a cherished memory. My entire theater went crazy the last 3rd of the movie and it truly felt like a lifetime from Iron Man in 2008. Having watched every Marvel Studios Movie in theaters, I shed so many tears of sadness and joy watching this film. Hope to see you two continue through the shows and movies to come.

I still remember the feeling of emptiness that came over me when this movie ended. The thought that I’ll never see Tony or Steve ever again after watching their journey for 10+ years, or that they’ll never get to interact with the newer characters (f4/mutants), that was heartbreaking for me. But nonetheless, this movie couldn’t have been any better serving as the closure for the infinity saga. Civil war is still my favorite tho xd

Believe me guys, Tony's death destroyed me too. It's already been 3 years and I'm still not over it. This movie was an emotional rollercoaster. 11 years, 22 films. And a new phase of the MCU begins.

This movie is a masterpiece. It absolutely broke my soul and I still can’t recover after this, I’ll always miss the old avengers💔

48:51 That was Stan Lee's final cameo in his entire life 😭😭😭😭.

That silence leading up to Tony's death is exactly what happened with my theatre when I watched it. The silence was so intense I can literally hear someone sob from the extreme end of the theatre when Tony died. I will forever cherish the memories of watching both Infinity War & Endgame in the theatres.

“You’re not the guy to make the sacrifice play.” “And everything special about you came out of a bottle.” Beautiful. Came full circle.

I so appreciate that Nebula put Tony in the captain’s chair instead of leaving him where he fell asleep

1:22:27 No ... Vin Diesel recorded every single line of I am Groot. He also had a translation of what Groot was actually saying each time so he could say it just a little differently based on what Groot was saying ... He even recorded the foreign language dubs of each "Yo soy Groot", etc.

Vin Diesel actually really took this role to heart and record every line separately as well as learning how to say "I am Groot" in every language the movie was released in

"I love you 3000" was suggested by RDJ, because he said that his children say it to him. Watching these movies along with you has been wonderful. Your observations are insightful, and your production quality is great 🍻 Best wishes going forward 🙏

I will never be able to watch Tony's death and funeral without crying. I was and will always be obsessed with the Iron Man trilogy. I remember watching this on opening night. I have never cried so hard in public. It was just not something you were ready for.....They sure made Robert Downey Jr's exit from the Marvel Universe as Tony Shark a memorable one. Here I am crying once again while rewatching. It was amazing for everyone who had been following the Marvel Universe to see them bring everyone back for his funeral.

Originally, Thor was supposed to return to his normal physique. However, Chris Hemsworth decided to continue portraying Thor in his current state because getting over depression isn't an overnight success. He'll continue struggling for a while, but he's pulling himself together. That journey will be further explored in his next upcoming film Thor: Love and Thunder. Taika Waititi got to direct the movie and portray Korg again. As for Loki stealing the tessaract, that moment is the kickstarter of his own show. More on that later.

you cant possibly imagine the energy in the theater when the final battle sequence commenced. When those portals begin to open... it was pure madness in that room.

I'm glad you guys watched the credits. Having each of the 6 original avengers get their own little montage and signatures at the end was so poetic. And of course, you have end it with Iron Man, where it all began in the first place. If there is one movie in existence I wish I could forget and get that "first time" again, that would be the one.

"On your left" always sends chills down my spine.

27:35 That must have been the first time Rico was glad about Monica's reaction to seeing Thor shirtless 😂

Wanda definitely has more than enough power to kill Thanos on her own, that’s exactly why he sacrificed his own troops to save his own life lol. She’s currently the biggest threat in the universe given her mental state, but you’ll see ❤️

I've seen vets break down at the "on your left" scene. That feeling when there's no hope in hell that you'll be getting out alive, and suddenly the choppers appear and your backup comes to get you home. A powerful moment.

the part of giving it to Sam is the whole "not a perfect (super serum injected) soldier, but a good man." that's why he and Bucky chose Sam. and because Bucky is also a super soldier, hes well aware that Sam is not. So he goes to Wakanda to have them make him the best Captain America suit on earth, built specifically for a good man, veteran and Avenger to ensure that he is 150% protected every time he puts it on, from head to toe. Bucky did good.

Glad to see you guys reacting to this at last. I saw this with my best friend on opening night. I was so jazzed up when I saw Cap lifting the hammer because he's my favorite Avenger. And when the portals opened and Cap said, "Avengers..." I was like, "Say it! Say it!" and then, "...assemble." I was the first to rise from my seat to cheer loudly. Instead of telling me to be quiet, everyone else followed me and cheered. Best damn movie theater experience of my life.

FINALLY, BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE!

I get your point about Falcon being just a man, but I think the message was being the symbol of freedom can be bestowed on any man regardless of powers. Sure, Cap had the serum, but it was his innate sense of honor that made him who he was. Same is possible for Falcon,

when pepper asked Tony if he would be able to rest after he first figured out time travel and then told him he could rest now after he saved the universe will never not be one of the most impactful moments of the movies.

51:35 not only that but it is the same actor who plays Jarvis in the series Agent Carter. I love how the MCU keeps continuity, even when shows gets canceled (rip Agent Carter you were a good show) they keep them in the Canon!

Absolutely adored and loved Nat and Barton’s relationship it was like brother and sister sibling love. Makes it even way more heartbreaking when they are trying to fight each other to save each other’s lives 😭💔

The Avengers actually represent the five stages of grief here, with Black Widow as denial, Hawkeye as anger, Hulk is bargaining, Thor is depression, and Iron Man is acceptance with Cap as the councilor.

My favorite line is Hulk whispering to Thor "Please take your hand off me." In that line is Banner's supreme discipline and control over the rage monster who can destroy cities. The words are gentle, the implication is tremendous.

PERFECT TIMING OMG I JUST FINISHED HOMEWORK!!! im so happy thank u monica and rico for being patient and waiting for youtubes approval! im gonna love thiisss

Let s not forget that Thanos had lost everyone and everything by the end of IW. The fact that he acknowledges all the pain and sorrow he caused Nebula just goes to show how much he had changed. He actually learned to value the daughter he considered his biggest failure.

I remember this first time watching this in theatres. I had just finished rewatching Iron Man 1-3 and when Happy asks Morgan what she wants and she says cheeseburgers, and then Happy responds with "you know, your dad liked cheeseburgers." That fucking slew me harder than Pepper telling Tony he could rest now. Just remembering his journey from narcissism and then to "the guy to make the sacrifice play" really broke me in that moment.

I love how strange gave Tony the nod. Knowing Tony always learns from his mistakes and since he failed to get the stones from thanos's gauntlet. He made a way so he could get the stones. That nod affirmed he was the only one that had the ability to quickly acquire all the stones.

Avengers (2012): Stark - "Everything special about you came out of a bottle." - But the serum isn't what made Cap a hero. Cap - "You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play." - Except he was. Also, the reason Strange couldn't tell Stark what happens or it wont happen was because no matter how much Stark would ultimately make the sacrifice play if needed, if given the chance, he would be unable to help trying to find a way to fix it.

Thanks for watching the "Signature Scene" - the whole ending is really respectfull for the full journey!

A little detail that I love is that in Infinity War before Strange was doing the thing to see all the possible scenarios, he would call Tony "Stark" but after he would actually call him Tony out of respect. Why? Because out of all those 16 MILLION possibilities, Tony sacrificed himself probably every time he possibly could. He realized that he's a true hero

"Shake it don't pull it." -Howard Stark Tony was shaking Howards finger, when Howard said that. So when Dr.Stange held his shaking finger up, Tony had the idea to shake the gauntlet and not pull it. That's a theory from Newrockstars, a youtube channel that breaks down Marvel movies.

no matter how many times i watch infinity war & endgame, i ball my eyes out exactly the way i did when i watched them the first time. i've grown up w them all and i cant believe that it's the end of an era.

No matter how many people react to it or how many times I see it, I always smile at the sight of everyone assembling. Also cry a little.

When Tony said "he wiped my face with a planet while the Bleecker Street Magician gave away the store" I felt that lol

WOW! Honestly, this is quite surreal with the both of you finally getting to Endgame. Where DID the time go. It's been a great ride with you both, THANKS for that. p.s. had to FF to the end... NICE t-shirt back ;)

After all these years we finally hear the words: AVENGERS ASSEMBLE.

Now watching this video after finding it in my recommended im happy they didnt make a post credit scene because with the masterpiece of this film its kind d of like telling you its like the end if the mcu infinity sagastory and this movie its so good the entire time I was hooked onto the story even when it slowed the avengers ASSEMBLE line from captain america(Chris evans did such a good job btw) It brought EVERYONE in that scwne together and this is why its probably one of my favourite if not my favourite mcu movie ever. The emotion and everything its incredible. Kind of happy there wasnt a ton of action to tell an actual story from 2008-2019. Once again this movie is a masterpiece.

"I love you 3,000" at the end always gets me

Watching this on opening night in IMAX is one of the most surreal movie theatre experiences of my life. The cheers, the gasps, the crying, the applause, all of it. It felt like just a massive celebration of 10 years worth of story telling and we got this incredible ending. Can't wait to see you react to the Post-End Game stuff like Wandavision, Falcon & The Winter Soldier, Black Widow, Eternals, Hawkeye, and of course Spider-Man No Way Home.

Oh I get to cry over Natasha and Tony AGAIN! 😆 Great reaction guys. I really love the fact that you included the closing credits. They really made me tear up. Someone may have said this already, but the movies from Ironman to Endgame is known as the Infinity Saga, but the MCU as a whole continues in all of the films/series after.

Rico you are a real G with that shirt, Monica needs the matching "Studios" top ASAP 😂my roommates and I happened upon your channel this past week and we've watched most of your MCU playlist together up until this one. What an epic journey its been - it is truly amazing to relive these great moments with the added layer of insightful commentary, humor, and raw emotions expressed from the both of you. Would love to see you and Monica continue onwards into Phase 4 of the MCU to ultimately arrive at "Spiderman: No Way Home" (if you've seen the all the older Spiderman movies) - it is one that is just truly SPECIAL. And it would be a genuine regret if you missed experiencing it together after making it this far (3000 minutes my G!). Cheers and much love/support from across the pond :)

"He may have been your father, boy, but he wasn't your daddy...I'm sorry I didn't do none of it right, but I'm damn lucky you're my boy." -Yondu's last words to Quill This line is therapy for sons who've lost their fathers. If your father is still alive, and for some reason, you are angry with him, forgive him(as hard as that might be). He won't be around forever. ❤️

'I've been waiting so long for this' We all have Monica!

The end was Steve Rogers was poetic. Because he always wanted to live with Peggy. And for once, he did something which was good for him and not the country or other people. And him giving the shield to Sam was perfect. Because it ties up to the First Avenger, when Dr. Erskine said that what matters behind the idea of Captain America was being a good man

Thanos had Ebony Maw, of the Black Order, reverse engineer the Pym particles before 2014 Nebula returned to the future in Future Nebula's place, that's how he had enough Pym particles to transport his whole army to the future. It's not said in the movie, but Marvel or the film's writers have said as much and it makes sense. Maw was a scientific genius, on top of his telekinetic powers.

I love this movie every time I see it i think of the scene of Cap and Tony from first Avenger movie. When Cap says "You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down on a wire and let the other guy crawl over you." (We see Tony sacrifice himself to stop Thanos.) In the same scene Tony claps back with "You're a lab rat, Rogers. Everything special about you came out of a bottle" (We also see Cap is worthy of Mjolnir) it came full circle 🙂 Also I can't wait to see you guys react to the Marvel shows 😊

1:06:45 This moment along withhe line that got everyone in the theater hyped and made the experience of going to see it live at the movie theaters SOOOOOO WORTH IT!!!

The thing that makes you one of the (if not) the best reaction channels is that you don't have like 20m of footage in a 2 or so hour movie. Appreciate the dedication from you guys

That moment when Cap says Avengers assemble, in the theater, was epic. We all roared!

civil war was my favourite movie from all movies. it's great a movie. captain america is my inspiration. those dialogue like "i can do this all day" and he is never ever give up character

After watching this movie and Paul Rudd mentioning it during one of those time travel talks, my desire for a Die Hard/Avengers crossover is as hot as the sun is. 🌞🤩❤️‍🔥

Fun fact: the actor playing Jarvis is the same from the extremely underrated TV series Agent Carter that used to be on ABC. Great show, shame it was only 2 seasons…

I really cannot watch this movie without crying. I wish I could relive that feeling in the theaters again. Obviously, the most iconic scene ever was Cap yielding mjilnor. I honestly can't think of a better scene in the whole of those first... Well, I guess 22 films before. Yo!!!!!

Rewatching the Marvel Saga with you guys was so fun, it felt like i was watching w my friends. Thank you for this experience :)

And this is where our journey ends... it was awesome reliving the MCU storyline with you both.

This movie is the proof that Hawkeye WAS instrumental to the Avengers. People downgraded him, etc. saying he was the weakest Avenger, just a human with a special skill...

1:17:37 That “cheeseburgers” line… hit me like a brick wall in the theater. During the funeral and the subsequent scenes before it, I felt as if my heart was being carpet bombed with emotions. “I am Iron Man” “You can rest now” “I love you 3000”. The entire time I can feel that emotion pushing me to the breaking point, but some how I’m still holding it in. And then as the camera zooms out during the funeral I’m thinking about the first Iron Man movie. When we first saw Stark. When he got back home and asked for only two things a conference and cheeseburgers. Then Happy asks Morgan if she wants anything. In my head I was thinking: “Don’t you say it…”. When she said: “cheeseburgers”. All those emotion bombs finally hit. It broke me… I’m not ashamed to say I cried.

The music throughout this movie made EVERYONE in the entire world choak, tear and completely crack, that music was insanely magical

The following movies do continue the story after this one, and they're great. Please consider watching WandaVision after this, as it is very much cannon, and an important part of the story moving forward just as the movies are. I really liked Guardians too, and how Nebula develops in particular. Thanks for the reaction

"Avengers! Assemble."

Finally!!!!! I’m a grown ass man that has been through some stuff and I cried like a big ass baby. This movie was epic!! The I love you 3000 gets me every time. I have three daughters. I can’t even imagine leaving my girls.

Tony saying “I love you 3000” to Morgan really got me i was holding in tears and once he said that it all just came out

Welcome back ma people. Another great reaction and entertaining to us fans. Appreciate u lot so much. We move🙏🏾👍🏾

Thanks guys for letting us follow along! Monica's got good taste, Guardians is my favorite as well. :D

Kittens are adorably cute, so people want to adopt them. Although with older cats, you know what you are getting because their personalities won't really change. With love and attention, they will extend even more of their love & affection to whoever adopts them. I have an 11 1/2 years old Persian. And she's the most loving and purring ball-of-joy I could've ever hoped for. Thank you for adopting Sammy!

Tony's death still gets me everytime. And seeing black panther walk out of the portal gets me too especially since Chadwicks passing.

Been waiting a long time for this. Welcome back Rico and Monica

Finally the time has come for the ultimate reaction. I know I did when I first saw it in 2019

"You did that to yourself." Greatest line. :-)

No matter how many times I watch this movie I tear up and I don't know why I'm a grow man

Oh dang I didn't expect this so soon! Super excited to watch this! Thank you ❤

Been waiting for this moment since I saw your guys' Iron man reaction months ago! (also patiently waiting for your reaction to Zack Snyder's Justice League)

Yesss! I’ve been waiting for this one! Thank you guys for continuing to do these reaction even though you have faced so many troubles along the way. I really appreciate it! 👏❤️

Tony Stark scene with his father where Howard says "I hope my son doesn't turn out like me. The greater good never outweighed my own self interest." Tony did the greater good by sacrificing himself instead of worrying about his own self interest

My favourite cinematic experience to date. Such a glorious experience 🙌🏾

It's so rough seeing Chadwick again. Such a good actor and a good man taken too soon Just watching you guys watch the end....brought a tear to my eye

I will never forget the sheer excitement, sadness and roaring of the crowd watching this on opening night. It's an experience that will remain with me forever. The next time that happened again was Spider-man No Way Home. You guys should watch it at the theatres next time, whatever that big MCU supermovie is. It's truly an indescribable feeling sharing that with the community of MCU/Marvel fans.

I have to say that your reactions have been some of the most entertaining ones I've seen! You show enough of the movie that it feels like rewatching it, not just snippets. And you have just the right amount of commentary and discussion and it's really insightful. I don't enjoy reactions where the people just sit quiet but on the other hand overreacting and talking non-stop can be annoying too - like I said, you have a great balance here. I like that you guys are upfront about not knowing everything but willing to learn, and you two have great chemistry and clearly respect each other a lot. Keep it up!

I didn't see it but did you all notice the pinging of hammer on steel at the end? It was a tribute that goes ball the way back to the first iron man when he was making his first suit in the cave. Another Iron Man Easter egg was the cheeseburger. In Iron Man 1 when he first got back to the US he got a cheeseburger from BK. Man the writing in this movie was so good.

Glad you two finally made it to the big dance, what an iconic journey Marvel has put forth for us all to experience, there's nothing like these movies in the theater, however being able to watch them at home is still phenomenal. I find myself tearing up on parts that I never did before, it used to only be Tony's death scene and subsequent funeral, now I'm sniffling throughout, just crazy! One part that so many people seem to not understand is the retrieval of the Soul Stone, I've seen people (other channels) wonder why Nebula didn't tell Clint and Natasha that one of them needed to die (sacrifice themselves) in order to take the stone, or (as you thought) figure out that Thanos sacrificed Gamora for the stone because she never came back from Vormir. Well to let you know, NOBODY knew that in order to take the Soul Stone, one must sacrifice somebody they love, and seeing as nobody but Gamora knew the location of the Soul Stone, NOBODY would know about the sacrifice part, the only one who would've known was present day Thanos because he was the only one to find out its location (via Gamora) and was told by Red Skull (the stones keeper) that a sacrifice was required in order to take it, otherwise NOBODY would know it required a sacrifice of a loved one unless you've actually been there. That being said, my one pet peeve on any channel is when some people talk too much, and on this one, my dude you were talking a bit too much about things that could've waited after the fact (character arcs, storylines, and a few other things), all the other reactions were great, but I think because this was the big one, I really wanted Monica (and others who haven't seen it) to not be distracted and get the full enjoyment that this movie (and the 22 others) have brought to us all. Anyhow, glad you got through whatever it was that paused the channel for a few months, sorry to hear that Monica might be waving the white flag on future Marvel offerings, but I'm glad you're just about caught up and look forward to whatever your channel will be presenting next! 😁👍

I love that Cap was only able to make the hammer barely budge in Age of Ultron. His character goes through so much development between that time and Endgame, causing him to truly be worthy.

One of my favorite moments is when cap says: avengers assembly!! I have watched this many times and that scene still gives me goose bumps!!

The Russo Brothers easily made one of the BEST comic book movies ever made with Endgame.

There was actually a little something at the end of the credits. It was the sound of Tony hitting metal from when he was in the cave in the original iron man. It’s not a scene, but it’s still a cool thing to hear.

One slightly subtle thing I love in the final fight is that the first part (the trio vs Thanos) is mostly in the dark. Everything has a gray/blue desaturated look as the clouds of dust and smoke fill the sky. Then as the portals start to open and the Avengers assemble, the sun starts to shine through all the clouds and the lighting gets brighter and a little more colorful. The heroes brought hope and the lighting matches that hope.

I really like how the credits were a tribute to every actor throughout the Marvel movies. It felt like a thank you from Marvel, for all the hard work they put in to make the MCU possible.

Being a fan from Iron Man 1 on this movie is sooooooooooooo hard on the heart strings

I hope you continue doing this ✨✨🤞😁, It was a great journey with you guys. 💛 Waiting for more....

I rarely comment but you guys deserve appreciation. I have never joined anyone's patreon before But I did for you guys because if any one deserves my it's your hard work and monicas patience and genuine experience. I encourage everyone else who has the means to join their patreon too. They deserve it!

2:20 Nebula is so used to losing to Gamora that she's visibly tense during the game.