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I like that Thor respects Cap's endurance and tolerance enough to not consider him Human.

Stan Lee takes his revenge by cutting Thor's long hair.

Thor: _"It is not meant for mortal men."_ Also Thor: Gives Steve a shot because he knows he's worthy.

I just realised that all of the World War 2 veterans were invited by Steve, because he didn’t really have anyone to associate or socialise with.

I love how he has to go to a random group, retell the story, and get a laugh out of them to reassure himself that he's "funny".

Thor: "This is not meant for mortal men." *Hands Steve a glass* He really did know it

Thor: This drink is not made for mortal men. *Hands a shot to Steve.* Such a bro moment.😊

"I don't think I can afford a place in Brooklyn" Damn, they didn't get a dime for being superheroes didn't they?

"but jane's better" 2 years later (casually smiling) : "it was a mutual break up"

I could literally watch a movie about the Avengers just talking to each other.

Can we appreciate the fact that Thor was incredibly at home with the WWII Veterans and they enjoyed one another’s company. It was so wholesome. One warrior to a group of soldiers, all as one telling stories.

Steve: "I don't think i can afford a place in Brooklyn." Steve, you are eligible for 4.5 million dollars of backpay from the military.

I love how Captain America invited some old World War 2 veterans. :-)

*Rhodey goes to past* *Kills baby Thanos with a rope* *Comes back to the future* *Drops Thanos' dead body at the Avengers' feet* Rhodey: "Boom! You looking for this?"

Rhodey after cracking the same joke in different group: "I'm still worthy"

I love all the Military Vets in this scene. It was a nice touch. It's still a party - but Avengers don't party with socialites. They party with warriors.

Damn we needed more fun moments like this between the team

Does anyone realize that cap was hanging out with ww2 veterans

0:09 Thor hanging out with Cap's veteran guests is pretty cute

This kind of stuff is exactly what the DCEU needs. It doesn’t have to be funny, but show the heroes interact with each other as human beings.

Thor yesterday: "You people are so petty and tiny." Stark: Thor today: "Jane is better." Stark:

People say “work hard so you can get rich” Cap saves the world several times and can’t afford an apartment in Brooklyn

Fun fact: Stan Lee and other comicbook writers and artists were actually WW2 Veterans. In Stan's case, he was in the Signal Corps for three years. For the other guys, Joe Simon joined the Coast Guard and Jack Kirby was in the Army. Jack is a special case because after the success of the first Captain America comic (the cover has him punching Hitler like a badass), two Nazis went to his office and called him to be down in three minutes for disrespecting Hitler. Jack rolled his sleeves up and responded "I'll be there in two minutes." It was recorded with the Nazis running down the street and Jack looking ready to deliver some serious damage!

I love how Rhodey is so proud at his joke finally😂

*gives Cap the drink* Thor: This was not meant for mortal men That respect.

Rest In Peace Stan Lee... You'll always be remembered... Excelsior

The fact that we never got to see more of cap and thor friendship is just sad. They always had mutual respect and bromance with eachother ❤️

“Home is home yenno” who else watched falcon and the winter soldier when he didn’t wanna sell his boat

Stan Lee wasn’t playing a WWII veteran, he WAS a WWII veteran.

I like how Thor says his liquor "is not meant for mortal men". Yet, he gives some willingly to Captain. This shows how much Thor respects and admires Cap.

This is why I love the Avengers. The characters were so cool, they didn't need to save the world to be interesting. I remember watching this in the theater, thinking, "This party could be the whole movie, and I'd be ok with it."

"Egg-Shell-Sheor"

"But Jane's better." Two Years later: (without batting an eye) "I broke up with her."

Steve's face while Thor describes that drink... How can a grown man look so childishly cute and innocent? xD

"This drink is not meant for mere mortal men." I know it's not the exact quote, but I love how as Thor's saying it, he doesn't even think twice about sharing some of it with Cap.

Thor should be careful with the drinking. One day he is going to wake up with a huge beer gut playing Fortnite.

Captain America returning items in Endgame: Captain America: I fly it up to Asguard Palace and dropped Mjolnir on Thor’s feet and said “Boom !!! Are you looking for this ?!”

2:15 steve has this 'ugghhk' look as well as frightened expression for the drink that was fermented for a thousand yrs lol

At 2:00, Thor is talking about this ‘is not meant for mortal men.’ But has already given one to Cap XD I think Thor has always respected Cap as a man since he deflected his hammer in the first Avengers.

I love how Marvel showed them hanging out and chilling which makes them more relatable.

"I dont think I could afford a place in Brooklyn" Me: points at Iron man, "You see that man?" "his salad can afford Brooklyn".

After six years I just now realized they invited WW2 veterans for Steve because he relates to their life experiences and can have someone to hangout with.

“Neither was Omaha beach blonde.” Just so badass because he wasn’t lying lmao the fact that he was still somewhat speaking is testament to the sheer balls those men had to have landing on that godforsaken beach

Can we all just admire Tony and Thor's pride in their partners?

"I can't afford a place in brooklyn" ur tony starks friend for a reason

Looking back to this scene, Stan Lee no longer with us and Thor saying "I knew It" looking back to the scene that follows this, it was such a good moment that Stan Lee made his cameo in one of the most important pre End Game arcs of all time.

Good old times when the Avengers were complete and happy

I love how Tony just endures Rodey’s cringe story 😂

Great scene that subtly shows the massive amount of respect Thor has for Captain America

Stan Lee's cameos always complete every MCU movie...

Anyone notice that while Thor is talking about how his alcohol isn’t for mortal men, he gives Steve a glass he just poured it in because he knows Steve is no mere mortal?

Marvel just doesn't understand this.... literally..they can do a movie with nothing but avengers talking casually and they could get billions 😂😂😂

I'm still wondering why Stan Lee got drunk.. He's not a mortal, He's the creator

“We’ll home is home ya know?” Steve *thinks of Peggy* That was always going to be his ending. Damn.

Always liked this scene. Bunch of superheroes just hanging out like normal people.

I feel like Thor in Age of Ultron is slowly but surely transitioning into Ragnarok Thor

THE LOOK OF SATISFACTION ON RHODEYS FACE WHEN HE PROVES HIS POINT BY TELLING HIS STORY AGAIN AND GETS THE APPROPRIATE REACTION 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 1:58

Stan Lee… you are a legend… The Marvel Universe won’t exist without you… YOU ARE AMAZING! Rest in peace, Legend! ❤️

2:13 Thor to Steve: “You fought in that war, do you think he can handle it?” Steve: “Give him a chance”

the most unrealistic part about all this is that woman just simply walking past captain america and falcon without even glancing back.

Thanos: I am inevitable Ironman: Boom you lookin for this?

Rhodes:Boom you looking for this Thor’s brain:why is this guy in the avengers

This movie is so underrated. People hate it because the trailers made it look like a dark edgy movie but it just turns out it’s more Avengers. But Avengers is good for a reason.

1:56 That little self-reassured nod just makes the whole scene 100 times better.

don't you miss the times when MCU was down to earth.. literally? like in Avenger 1 and 2 era and winter soldier where they fought people and machines and not cosmic stuff. the way characters interacted to how tony was engineering and building and testing in his lab to thor trying to love the taste of coffee and explaining 9 realms. those days..man time flies so fast. 2008 i was in high school, now 2022 i am a lawyer and both my maternal grandparents and my mama never saw me pass the bar and i am so fat that sometimes diet and a good solid run isn't enough for a superhero body anymore. times are so fast.. you begin to miss yesterday and appreciate it now cause you know you cannot turn back time. closest we got to a time machine is electronic evidence on our phones or the internet and i am thankful for youtube for letting me have access to these scenes.. reminds me of a time when my life was still peaceful and i didn't have to think bout bills.

0:25 boom you looking for this 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

1:32 There’s something off with the two extras standing absolutely still on the corner (left of the frame)

"This is not meant for mortal man". *gives it to captain America anyway.*

1:45 "well, home is home, you know." The look on Steve's face is so sad. Brooklyn is home, but not THIS Brooklyn.

I think my favourite part of the whole movie was the second time Rhodes tells the War Machine story. After he gets the laugh, the little vindicated nod he gives just kills me. LOVE Don Cheadle!

1:57 I love that look he does as if he’s thinking “Damn right that’s funny, those other guys just don’t understand”

Thor: I KNEW IT!!! If you know you know.

Thor: "Jane is better" Jane: *We need a break I need to find myself. Btw I'm taking your job* Tony in his grave: 😎

2:00 I love how Thor says it's not meant for mortal men right after giving it to Steve. He knew it all along, didn't he?

Looking back , it looked so homely, realistic . I don't remember any recent MCU movies having this down to earth experience, real camaraderie and normal, calm interaction with other people and each other. This new phase had devided what had been whole but didn't connect any new characters.But maybe , it's just my idea.

"It is not meant for mortal men." *gives a glass to Steve*

Stan Lee is like ... _"Stop scaring me.. c'mon gimme that drink or I'll cut your hair real good'_

I would watch an entire 3-hour Avengers movie with them just chillin' out and casually talking.

Love how Sam was humble in this and Steve recognized it, he probably decided then that he could be trusted⭐

Classic super-heros: “Our secret identity must NOT be known. The people close to us could be at risk.” MCU Avengers: “Let’s invite people to a party at our base!”

I love the little details in this party. From Caps old war buddies being there, to the introverted Bruce Banner awkwardly stumbling around. Really shows the care that went into the MCU

The real why I actually really liked Age of Ultron was because of moments like this. The friendly chill family moments.

0:27 Tony & Thor's face was priceless when they couldn't understand Rhodey's War Machine story. 😂😂

2:01 notice how thor hands steve a drink without hesitation whether he could take the liquor or not. There are a few moments like these in the movies that shows just how much thor respects Steve and I love it.

I know Stan Lee steals this scene, but Don Cheadle is an acting genius. The grimace on his face after he tells the "regular people" his War Machine story is priceless!

i like to imagine that after they're done trying to pick up the hammer, stan lee comes to clean the room, picks up the hammer to wipe the table under it, and leaves

Just the vibe this scene gives off, it doesn't feel so much like actors acting out scripts as it does some good friends really having fun with each other.

After all these years I just noticed Thor is eagerly engaging with WW2 veterans! I miss these people already!

“Neither was Omaha Beach” Godlike

Age of Ultron gets a lot of hate, some of it justified. This scene and the following emergence of Ultron are some of the best of Marvel. When Ultron came out that first time, you could see how visibly unnerved he made all the Avengers with just a few words. I don't think anything but Thanos ever put that kind of fear into any of them.

Fun fact: Drax was actually there too he was just so incredibly still

Fun fact: Stan Lee was in the Signal Corp for the US army during the 2nd World War. He held the title of playwright with a few other guys, including Theodore Geisel, aka Dr Suess.

Now we would never see them together like this again...

The respect thor has for steve hands him a cup after he said no mortal can drink it

This scene will never happen again - ever. 😭 We really miss Stan Lee.

I think this is my favorite Avengers scene: the party at Stark’s place. Seems so natural, real, warm and it shows their friendship and camaraderie. Also it feels earned: they saved the world from Hydra. They’re heroes, not snobs. It’s a party where you and I would love to be in. This scene is also pivotal for their character development: it reveals the true level of their knowledge about each other and how well they blend in. Banner is not a weirdo everyone is afraid of, Cap is not an old fashioned man. Stark is not so jerk, Thor doesn’t look like he’s at a Halloween party. It’s the most realistic portrayal of how superheroes would be if they existed.

Thor only gives his drink to Captain America in this scene... The hints were subtle

Steve would be the only one Thor would offer his drink too. It's been stated in several movies that Steve can't get drunk because his regenerative abilities are so good that he sobers up before the glass is placed back on the table. So if anything could get Steve drunk it's an alcohol that's been aged for over a 1000 years.

Love how in every scene Thor is in, he's hanging out with the world war veterans. They've went through the worst conflict on Earth, and Thor has fought countless battles far beyond Earth.