Hi everyone! The Avengers was amazing! I can't believe I am finished with Phase 1 of the MCU. This was such a fun ride and I can't wait to see what adventures are to come in Phase 2! Also, thanks for being patient with this upload. I tried to get it posted earlier today but ran into some issues and you have all been so sweet about it! You are the most amazing community and I am so grateful to get to bond with you over incredible films. ❤

"There are always men like you." Is one of the greatest Marvel lines EVER and so few reactors include it. Thank you!

"That actor" that was so familiar was Harry Dean Stanton. A legendary character actor. I love that he asks Bruce Banner if he's an alien, because Harry Dean was in the movie "Alien." He passed in 2017 after appearing in over 50 films. RIP Harry Dean.

A detail I always liked (during the helicarrier battle) is that even though they were at each other's throats a few minutes before, Tony doesn't show any exasperation with Steve for not hitting the rotor release lever right away. It's as though he knew that the only reason Steve wouldn't hit the lever is because he's in trouble. That's serious trust for a guy you just met and don't get along with.

"Not to men like you." "There are no men like me." "There are always men like you." After all these years, that's still one of my favorite moments of the entire MCU

Fun fact: the line where Banner says he attempted to kill himself and the Hulk spit the bullet out, refers to a scene that was actually filmed for The Incredible Hulk, with Edward Norton, but it was cut from the movie.

Good reaction. In regards to the Hulk, he is angry, he is especially angry at Natasha for bringing him into this situation and he understands that she manipulated him, plus there is a part of him that is also attracted to her and he's resentful of this. But he is extra angry and out of control because Loki's staff was also manipulating him, hence why he focuses his rage on Natasha in this scene.

The line Steve gives Tony about sacrifice aboard the carrier is one of the best pieces of dialogue from the early MCU. It perfectly showcases their contrasting personalities and sets the tone for the changes they both experience later on.

25:04 - Cap's shield is made from Vibranium which absorbs vibrations and kinetic energy. But Mjolnir is so powerful the shield reverberated the hammer's energy across the entire forest. This is also why when Peggy shot the shield in Captain America (2011), the bullets simply fell straight down and did not ricochet.

I have always felt that the "there are always men like you" scene is underappreciated. It just perfectly symbolizes the nature of heroes and villains in the marvel universe. All you need to be a hero is be willing to stand up to a strangely-dressed alien who sounds like he's from england.

Deleted scenes include an older man sheltering his grandchildren from the aliens, when he runs into Steve. The man is a ww2 vet, and Steve recognizes him. Also, the waitress we see at the end originally had more screen time. Recall Steve is also an artist. He would sit in that restaurants outdoor section and sketch. The waitress laid out some very obvious signals that go right past him, which prompts the guy at the next table (Stan Lee) to say "Ask for her phone number, you moron!" Later, during the time Cap rescues a group of hostages , a Chuitari fighter tore Steve's cap off, revealing his face. The waitress recognized him. This adds depth to her cameo at the end.

Her reaction is so genuine I feel like I’m experiencing it all over again

The Avengers changed Cinematic history in 2012 with this fusion of characters, the fusion of such big screen talent under one roof

The shawarma line that Tony said at the end was just an adlib line RDJ threw in, they liked the line so much that they came back months later and filmed the sitting and eating shawarma scene!

It doesn't matter HOW many times I've seen the movie, seeing Loki get ragdolled by The Hulk is always a laugh riot. A guide when it comes to Bruce Banner's transformations into The Hulk: When it happens out of stress or anger, The Hulk is a completely out of control living wrecking ball. But when it happens willfully, he's a lot easier to manage. Thor's hammer Mjolnir can indeed only be wielded by someone IT deems worthy, hence why Hulk couldn't pick it up, no matter how strong he is. I also really love that defibrillator moment when Hulk roars to wake a seemingly dead Tony Stark after he flew the nuke into the portal.

Steve passing Fury $10 (after the Helicarrier takes off), still makes me smile every time. 😃

The helicarrier starts to ascend into the air instead of submerging into the water, and Bruce says, "Oh no, this is much worse." One of my favorite lines from this movie, and I think you're the first reactor to show it! Thank you! EDIT: And one of my other favorite lines: Natasha: "I don't see how that's a party." Thank you again!

Essentially at the end of the Hulk standalone movie, Bruce was able to turn it on/off... BUT the attack on the helicarrier panicked him, so the "beast" was uncontrolled.

36:33 Hulk actually saved the pilot's life there. There's often a reason behind his seemingly mindless acts of rampage, and in this case, Hulk made sure the pilot was clear of the exploding jet before his parachute opened and potentially burned up. Banner's intellect subconsciously at work.

The actor who helps Bruce when he wakes up in the rubble is the late, great Harry Dean Stanton. Marvel has a tendency to have notable actors in small bit parts in their films as a fun nod to the audience. I’m enjoying your reactions to the MCU. I can’t wait to see how you’ll respond to some of incredible entries in Phase 3!

The one crossover we've been looking forward to since the first Iron Man. This film never gets old for me. Nothing gets me more pumped up than seeing these guys join forces against the common threat. I could not stop laughing for 20 minutes when I first saw Hulk throwing Loki like a rag doll. That never gets old. All that aside, glad you enjoyed this and I hope you enjoy the rest of the universe.

"That's my secret,Captain", "I am always angry", is one my favourite scenes/lines in any movie of all time. Then all the Avengers coming together with roundshot. Wow❤

That "Puny god" moment. I seen this in theaters, and people just exploded in laughter. Goes to show how powerful they made up Hulk to be. in this movie, he could take on several avengers at the same time, and clearly break every bone in poor Loki's body, but, he had an anger management issue. Never the less, it's so satisfactory. When you beat the opposing general in 10 seconds, but the army keeps attacking. And that comment about shawarma was funny. I prefer a kebab, but it's basically a more oriental type of sandwich you can have on the go. Great reaction, looking forward to more :)

That parallel between Steve and tony with the war thing you said at the end is genius, I’ve seen this movie at least 10 times and never noticed that. You really have a good eye for these things

I love the commentary and all the small details you remember from the previous films. Hope you enjoy the series!

The genius of Joss Whedon is on full display with this movie. From the Dialog to the character development to the plot unfolding so perfectly. It all comes together with a hint of near perfection!

Hey Jax ... loved the reaction !!! Yeah that (ship's) invisibility cloak is actually not that. If you play that part back, you'll hear Agent Hill (Cobie Smulders, the very pretty woman in charge of the flying aircraft carrier) saying, "Engage retro-reflection panels" meaning, the ship is coated in panels that display what's behind the ship on the side you are viewing, so it merely "APPEARS" invisible ... as if you are not really there. It works almost like bending light around the ship, but not quite. Now, the fact that you caught Captain Rogers paying up on his bet to Nick Fury is amazing. No one else seems to notice that, or "get it". This *_IS_* my favorite Marvel movie, along with the Iron Man ones.

Hands down one of my favorite reactors. I don’t think I’ve seen anyone near tears for Agent Coulson and I just love that you connected w the character so much. Now you have to watch Agents of Shield to figure out what happened to him 😏

To complete Phil's final words: "This was never gonna work if they didn't have something to avenge"

Fun fact: the younger cop out of the two that Cap gives directions to in the beginning of the New York Battle is the actor Enver Gjokaj, who also plays one of the main characters in the show Agent Carter, which is Peggy Carter's own show (I really recommend it, Peggy is amazing!).

The guy who gave Banner pants may have looked familiar because he was in the original Alien movie, which makes him asking Banner if he's an alien even funnier. I like to think he's playing the same character like "I've dealt with an alien before, so I hope you're not one" lol

Its so cool to see how (no spoilers) the later movies capitalize on dialogue from this and the other earlier films. The character development in the mcu is phenomenal

"Did the hammer not want to hurt Steve because he's so pure of heart, or is the Shield just that powerful?" Jax, you've asked a perfect question. One day someone will answer it.

If Jax isn't a voice actress, she absolutely should be. This woman's voice is warm, gilded silk

MArvel Fun: Back in the day, a Life-Model Decoy was a rudimentary android which looked and sounded like its human counterpart. It could be publicly seen interacting with people while the actual person was out Hero-ing. Life-model Decoys were a thing in comics, invented by SHIELD, particularly for use by high-profile people who also had a secret identity. The world has changed so much that the trope of a secret identity, a bedrock of a lot of story plots, is no longer believable. In Nick Fury's case, where his identity was not secret, it meant Fury could seem to be in many places at once, and its primary function, DECOY, behaved like a hunter's decoy, except that it was there to thwart the assassins/hunters who might be tempted. IF you enjoy collecting the Metals of Marvel, like Uru (Thor's hammer), Vibranium (Cap's shield, Bucky's arm), Adamantium (Wolverine's claws)---- LMDs (as Life Model Decoys were called) were wrapped in a metal called Epidurium ---- very skin-like.

One reaction a week with the Marvel story is going to be painful. Enjoyable, but painful. And, thank you for catching the little things such as the $10 bet. So many have asked, "why did he give Fury money?". Love your reactions.

Strap yourself in, because you're in for a wild ride as you progress though the MCU! There, no spoilers. 😁 I love your reactions, and you saw all the set-ups and figured out what was going on as they were going on. You were thinking throughout this movie where I was just watching in awe, when I first saw it.

Okay, it's back; I thought I was going crazy haha. Pumped for this one and phase two is so damn good :D

49:34 I love how Steve always calls the Hulk as hulk itself rather Dr. Banner. No wonder why the hulk respects Cap soooo much

32:51 Don’t get the wrong idea, Hulk isn’t a mindless monster. He normally tries to avoid people and get to solitude, but other times, he goes after who Bruce directs his anger towards right before transforming. He was angry at Natasha when he said “YOUR LIFE?!?!” And since he transformed right after that, hulk knew who to go for first

Captain America and Tony make great foils for each other. Tony begins arrogant and prideful. He wants to do everything his way, and be uncontrolled. Steve starts humble and small, just wanting to help and ready to follow orders to to the right thing. They both are very strong personalities, and easily fall into the leader role, which leads to many clashes. Thanks for sharing this delightful reaction.

Also, fun fact. The whimpering noise Loki made after Hulk beat the hell out of him actually wasnt acting at all. He made the noise because when they filmed the scene, he smacked his elbow on the ground.

That comment where she said"...i wonder if the guy is still playing the video game " Left me dying

24:07 From what i've heard, this is a connection to iron man 2 because when he got eletrocuted by the villan in that movie he got essentially paralized, so since then he improved his suit to withstand electricity, the side effect being that it actually charges the suit now! 😂

Oh snap! This came out sooner than I expected, lol. I'm so excited to watch this reaction. I remember not being sure about Mark Ruffalo replacing Norton, but the moment I saw him on the airship looking around nervously and feeling out of place, I knew right away that I was going to like him (ESPECIALLY after his "stop lying to me" line, and how well he plays off RDJ). If I remember right, Banner was kind of a shy, emotionally withdrawn/complex person in the comics, which is a big reason why the main trigger for the Hulk is when he gets angry. After-watch Edit: I'm so glad you caught the shawarma scene, rofl. Stupid fact: This movie made me try shawarma for the first time. It's now my favorite food, lol. As for what Avenger I'd want to be? Hmmm. Hulk is my favorite but I think I'd go for Iron Man. Not only can you fly, you're also a genius billionaire playboy philanthropist.

A detail: Loki's scepter made him and avengers aggressive when they're around it, because of something inside it.

This is my favorite reaction to this movie🤩 Really appreciate your observations, especially about the dynamic btw Steve and Tony; and, of course, we couldn't agree more about Natasha's brilliance!

Remember that line you laughed at, "glorious purpose" ... just make a note somewhere :) The hammer didn't hurt the shield because of the material it's made of, vibranium. A fictional Marvel metal, it's not unbreakable but it can withstand heavy vibrations and force. It was mentioned a little bit in CA:TFA but I've always felt they could go into more detail. You'll learn more about vibranium later on but I won't spoil where. I love that (justifiably) suspicious side-eye you gave when Tony dropped the computer bug. I think a lot people miss that moment. Bullets can hurt Steve. He's not invulnerable, he's just a peak athlete thanks to the serum. Maybe a bit stronger than most but no real super strength. I'm not quite sure why most of the subtitles said "captain" when most of them are saying "Cap," which is pretty much how they address him the rest of the series (also in the comics). One of your hopes/guesses for one of the Avengers actually will happen in their next movie and I can't wait for you to see you were right! But I won't say who!! RE what you were saying about Norton-Bruce in the shower ... there is another reaction channel I watch, a husband and wife team, and they commented on how the MCU is basically a story about coping with trauma and I have to say that's spot on so it was great that you noticed that too.

Before this film was released, I was concerned about how all the characters would be balanced and the story would progress. They did a fantastic job. Looking forward to your other videos of the MCU.

The old man in Germany is heavily implied to be a holocaust survivor, great of Marvel to throw something so real and human into this tale of gods and aliens. Also, in the comics Thor compliments Tony by calling him a god. It's high praise and the ultimate respect for his intelligence as power and heroism as godlihood( Thor's ideal version of what that means). In terms of power, it's highly story dependent, but you can't dismiss his ability. Iron Man is more powerful than most give him credit for.

16:45 It's fun that Pepper and Coulson seem to have become "best girlfriends." 😆

One of the things I've come to love about your reviews is that when you're thinking out loud and asking little questions to yourself during the movie and then giving your post-viewing thoughts afterwards, you have no idea how many times you're hitting all the perfect talking points dead-on when it comes to the future movies in the series! Almost all the little details you tend to pick apart get addressed at some point.

So impressed with how many insights you had into future story lines. Wow!

So excited you got to this movie. I was in geek heaven leading up to going to see this! While I was watching this you made me think about Iron Man and how he was able to absorb and store Thor’s lightning attack…I wouldn’t be surprised if he added that ability into the suit after his fight with Whiplash on the race track Really looking forward to you seeing Iron Man 3!

The first big mystery of Agents of SHIELD was 'How the hell is Phil Coulson alive?' Because even Phil doesn't even know the truth at first. Good reaction to one of the best movies I ever saw... that and the original Star Wars moved me the most.

Of course Steve got the "flying monkeys" reference... The Wizard of Oz was released in '39.

Steve Rogers, the man raised and built to obey commands from others and work as a team player. Tony Stark, the man who calls all the shots and does anything and everything for himself. Polar opposite personalities, yet so much in common story arc-wise. They wrote these two men SO well

You catch a lot of details that most reactors I've seen, don't. I love that :D

This is maybe one of my top 5 (top 3?) favorite MCU movie. At the time, I said there is no way they can make a decent ensemble cast work so evenly... and yet Joss Whedon figured out how to do it. All the cast is beautifully balanced and everyone has a moment to shine. There's so many great lines of dialogue, between the funny and the serious, and it's just amazingly well directed. So much to love here, and I enjoyed revisiting it through you.

"That's my secret Cap. I'm always angry" favorite line of the movie. Well, that & "Puny god"

I love your reactions. 🤩You are emotional but also enthusiastic about the films you watch. You don't talk too much and not too little and you don't shout around like some others. It's really fun to watch you. It's almost like sitting on the couch with friends and watching a movie together. I kind of grew up watching Marvel and I've always been fascinated by the movies. Definitely keep doing it. Greetings from Germany.🙂

"Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D." is definitely worth watching, Jax, whether you put it on the channel or not, but I'd suggest waiting until after you eventually view the movie "Avengers: Endgame", as the series spoiler references the MCU movies that were playing during its run.

Gosh! U are GREAT at catching all the small/minor details as well as bigger ones that lead to more! Love it! Enjoying your journey through the MCU! Excited for more!

In the comics, I remember that Black Widow DID have enhanced physical abilities. She was certainly stronger than an average human, but just as if not more important, she had enhanced healing and, I THINK, she even aged at a slower rate. The MCU version of the character is not superpowered but is EXTREMELY intelligent and expertly skilled/competent in technology, spy craft, and martial arts.

The older guy where Bruce wakes up in the building wreckage is Henry Dean Stanton. He played Brett in Alien. He's had a lot of other roles, but the only other ones I remember him from were in Escape From New York and Young Doctors in Love.

Hi Jax!🙂I believe part of Loki's plan was to get caught, and have his staff in the vicinity of Bruce Banner in order to modify the Hulk's emotions. I believe that explains his change of behavior on the ship. Your insight into some possible future predictions is pretty impressive.😉Ashley Johnson (TV interview) had a much bigger role in the film, but most of her parts were cut. That security guard that finds Bruce is Harry Dean Stanton. He's been in a lot of films. Two of the bigger ones are "Alien" and "The Green Mile". Hawkeye and Black Widow don't have any special powers. But, they both end up getting their own projects. Black Widow gets a film and Hawkeye gets a limited series. Nice reactions to your very first Avengers film, Jax!!!🎬👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽

With your "It takes one, to know one!" you just leveled up in the short list of my personal favorite movie reactors 🙂 It's nice to relive that "watching something cool for the very first time"-thing with you. Keep it up.

Getting Harry Dean Stanton to ask Banner if he's an alien, was in my mind a lovely callback to the fact he was in the 1979 movie, ALIEN.

It's so cool to see you catch on to all the mental trauma of these stories. The MCU illustrates the aftermath of these traumas across multiple stories, and VERY effectively. You're gonna love it. Also: Natasha and Clint are not super soldiers. They are just world-class fighters. they are the only two "not enhamced" avengers (for now).

Great Reaction Jax. Imho one of the best reaction channels on yt. Tasha is such a great example of picturing a strong female Character with showing weaknessses and strength at the same time and btw she is not a super human like Steve she is just an amazing fighter because of her training as a Assassin and Spy. The same goes with Hawkeye. The TV Show Agents of Shield is my suggestion if you wanna know more about Phil Coulson and his Story at Shield.

Stan Lee’s line in here has a touch of comedic irony. Before him superhero comics were mostly set in fictional cities. He was the one who wanted to start putting them in “the world outside your window”. And since he lived and worked in NYC, most of the Marvel heroes are set in New York.

The schwarma scene was shot just literally days before the movie's release. They brought them all back to shoot the scene. Chris Evans has his hand on his face because he had a beard while shooting another movie. Four of the highest grossing movies of all time are MCU movies. It's truly remarkable what Marvel has done.

“If any of these characters is going to develop any PTSD or nightmares”??? That is an excellent observation, because YES… stay tuned!!😊

Hey, Jacqueline! "Avengers" was a game-changer and the proof of concept of Feige's grand plan! Team movies weren't anything new as we had already seen the X-Men, the Fantastic Four, Mystery Men, Watchmen and the Incredibles in action by this point but a multi-franchise crossover event hadn't been done since the Universal horror cycle of the '40's and, certainly, not on a scale this immense! This movie is the very definition of a thrilling Hollywood blockbuster and it shattered every record! Who knew we were only being teed up for something even bigger? In answer to your in-universe timeline question, "First Avenger" is from 1942-1945, "Agent Carter: Season 1" is in 1946, "Agent Carter One-Shot" is in 1947, Ang Lee's "Hulk" is from 2005-2006, "Iron Man" is in 2009, Fury's Big Week including "Iron Man 2", "Incredible Hulk" and "Thor" is in 2010, Cap is thawed in 2011 and "Avengers" is in 2012 with "Iron Man 3" occurring at year's end 2012. Marvel Comics assembled "Earth's Mightiest Heroes" in September 1963, the same month the X-Men debuted and two years after the Fantastic Four. Whereas the other groups were privately financed and comprised of members who were linked by blood or genes, the Avengers were a more motley crew subject to government oversight. Their headquarters was a mansion gifted to the team by Tony Stark located on 890 Fifth Avenue in New York City nestled on the eastern edge of Central Park complete with a butler named Jarvis to attend their needs. As in the movie, the team would travel around the globe in sleek compact planes called Quinjets. The five founding members were Iron Man, Thor, Ant-Man, Wasp and Hulk. The team found Captain America in the ice and thawed him out in the fourth issue. He was granted honorary founding status and has been with the group through almost every incarnation often leading as Chairman. As in the film, it was Loki's mischief that brought the heroes together whereupon they decided they should gather regularly to tackle any situation that was too much for any one them alone. Borrowing again from Marvel's alternate universe, the 1610 Ultimate Universe, the Chitauri are introduced as Loki's invasion force in the film since the Ultimate-equivalent of the Avengers united for the first time to battle that species. Credit goes to the Wasp's Janet van Dyne for coming up with their name, the Avengers. Over the years, the roster would rotate frequently as a diverse group of beings filled the ranks of the organization including humans, superhumans, mutants, inhumans, atlanteans, eternals, sorcerers, androids, aliens, demi-gods and deities. The team's battle cry was simple: "Avengers Assemble!" Joss Whedon was an ideal choice for director. Having cut his teeth on "Buffy, the Vampire Slayer" and "Firefly", he understood how to ground fantasy and sci-fi with clashing team dynamics. As a comic book enthusiast and writer, he was well-versed with the Marvel sandbox and this movie hums under his sure hand. As this is a team movie, the cast is a bunch of familiar faces with a couple of new additions and everybody gets their moment to shine. Robert Downey, Jr. as Tony Stark aka Iron Man, Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, Paul Bettany as JARVIS and Scarlett Johansson as Natasha Romanoff aka Black Widow carry over from the "Iron Man" films. Chris Hemsworth as Thor Odinson aka Thor, Tom Hiddleston as Loki Laufeyson aka Loki, Stellan Skarsgard as Dr. Erik Selvig and Jeremy Renner as Clint Barton aka Hawkeye carry over from "Thor". Chris Evans as Steve Rogers aka Captain America carries over from "The First Avenger". Samuel L. Jackson as Col. Nick Fury, Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson and Maximiliano Hernandez as Agent Jasper Sitwell return as the faces of SHIELD with new addition Cobie Smulders as Agent Maria Hill, right-hand woman to Fury. Mark Ruffalo replaces Edward Norton as Bruce Banner aka Hulk but Lou Ferrigno remains on hand as the voice of Hulk. Powers Boothe and Jenny Agutter play World Security Council members who carry over into "Agents of SHIELD" as Gideon Malick and "Winter Soldier" as Hawley, respectively. Whedon alum Alexis Denisof plays the Chitauri spokesman known as The Other in heavy prosthetics who appears again in "Guardians of the Galaxy". Surprisingly, distinguished Polish writer-director-actor Jerzy Skolimowski pops up as corrupt Russian General Luchkov who gets outplayed by Natasha. Esteemed character actor Harry Dean Stanton has a wry bit as a custodian who witnesses the Hulk's transformation, New York character actor Robert Clohessy has a funny bit as an NYPD Sergeant who questions Cap's credentials, veteran character actor Kenneth Tigar has a moving bit as a defiant old German man, prolific character actor Jamie McShane has a quick televised bit as a celebratory bystander, all-American character actor Warren Kole plays a SHIELD tech on the helicarrier bridge and Ashley Johnson, the voice of Ellie in "The Last of Us", shows up as Beth, a grateful waitress. Enver Gjokaj, who would later be cast as Daniel Sousa in "Agent Carter" and "Agents of SHIELD", briefly appears in an unrelated role as a New York cop! TRIVIA: 1. Harry Dean Stanton was famously killed by the xenomorph in "Alien" so, when he asks a naked Bruce Banner if he's an alien, it's a tongue-in-cheek nod to his former role. 2. RDJ ad-libbed a lot of dialogue including the faux-Shakespeare routine with Thor, the "Galaga" quip on the bridge, the shawarma comment when he's revived and the character nicknames like Legolas for Hawkeye. 3. Mark Ruffalo ad-libbed the roar that awakens Tony from unconsciousness after he falls back to Earth. 4. Chitauri is Zulu for 'serpent race from the sky'. 5. Jeremy Renner was trained by Olympic archers in the use of his bow. 6. Shawarma sales skyrocketed after this movie! EASTER EGGS: 1. Loki's body temperature registers as blue on the infrared monitor trained on his cell because of his Frost-Giant physiology. 2. Odin's pet ravens Huginn (Thought) and Muninn (Memory) fly past Thor and Loki on the outcrop after Loki is taken from the Quinjet. 3. One of the trading cards in Coulson's collectible set features the cover of "Captain America" # 1 which illustrates Cap socking Hitler on the jaw. 4. The mind-controlling Chitauri scepter makes its first appearance in the saga and is the second alien artifact of power to affect our heroes after the space-spanning Tesseract. CAMEO: 1. Stan Lee appears in a cameo as a chess-playing senior citizen who expresses disbelief about superheroes being active in New York. END-CREDIT SCENES: 1. The Other reports the Chitauri defeat to Thanos who smiles at the prospect of 'courting death'. This is Thanos' first appearance in the saga. His smile is a reference to his comic counterpart who actually is in love with the personification of Death. 2. The exhausted team gorges themselves on shawarma post-battle having taken Tony up on his suggestion. The next chronological stop in the MCU is the ONE-SHOT featurette called "ITEM 47" about Chitauri tech falling into the wrong hands. It is found on the "Avengers" blu-ray or on DPlus. Don't forget to watch it or the AGENT CARTER ONE-SHOT which can be paired with "Captain America: The First Avenger" or be viewed as a coda to the "AGENT CARTER" series. If you want to see "AGENT CARTER", the first 8-episode season is EXCEPTIONAL, occurs before the One-Shot and can be seen after "Avengers" as an interlude between phases. The "Man Out of Time" DELETED SCENE which includes Stan Lee should not have been cut from the film and is definitely worth a look!

I'm impressed how much you remember and how much you can make an educated guess based off what you know. It's very refreshing to have someone so into this series to call back on information about characters to make your experience more coherent. Your reaction feels very genuine and smart that i didn't feel the need to skip to the reaction like i do with other reactors, so i hope you take these compliments as my appreciation of your video and you have a new follower as a token of my gratitude. To answer your question about what avenger I'd want to be I can't say until you go further into the universe of marvel, but for now for the characters that you know i would want to be Tony Stark because who doesn't want to be rich and smart? Ask us that question again later on for a different answer.

The guy that found Banner in the rubble was Harry Dean Stanton. He played one of the Dad’s in the original Red Dawn and the cop in Christine, Brain in Escape from NY, lots of others.

I love Loki as a character. He's not truly evil. His actions are based around a feeling of inadequacy and feeling that he wasn't as loved by his father as Thor was. He always felt like he was on the outside looking in with his own family all his life. He played tricks to get attention, and he attacked Earth because he was hurting. Obviously his actions are unforgivable, but there's so much depth to his character and he feels things that a lot of people can relate to

The Avengers is still one of my favorite movies! I'm happy you enjoyed it. I loved your reaction. You're really good at picking up on the symbolism and the similarities/parallels between all of the characters. I was way too awestruck to notice everything you did the first time I saw this movie 😅 If I could be any Avenger from this lineup 🤔 I'd want to be Captain America or Ironman.

Our queen is back with another reaction, yay

Hulk is basically being controlled by the sceptre in the fight on the helicarrier. He's in full "rage" mode and isn't thinking for himself.

The best part for me from this movie is how everyone is cautious or scared of the hulk while the whole time Tony just treats Bruce like a normal dude just treating him like a human

Hulk was more out of control on the ship because of the Loki Poki Stick.

The ending shwarma scene was only shot a couple of weeks before the movie's theatrical release. Chris Evans was shooting another movie where he had a beard, so they had to make him a clean-shaven face prosthetic which he also used his hand to cover.

This is the movie that made everyone realize that this strategy could actually work. Individual movies for the main heroes for us to get to know them, and then they all come together for a couple of really special movies.

Finally Jax... I'm looking forward to this. My friends call me the "Marvel_Lad" so I'm eager to see if you cant spot all the story continuity and other subtle details in the rest of the Marvel movies including this one. You're awesome Jax

If you end up watching Agents of Shield it's explained how Coulson is alive. That show along with phase 1 makes him a top 5 MCU character for me.

You'll notice, in the Shawarma scene, Capts hand on his face; it was post prediction and Evens was already cast, in another movie, as a guy with a beard, so he was trying to hide it

Important part. Tony Stark always learn from his mistakes. The first movie he fix the icing problem. In the second movie his suit hit by high powered electricity from Ivan Vankovs whips and completely ruin the suit. Here in the Avangers when Thor hit him with lightning Tony already have countermeasure for high voltage because of this his suit super charges for 400%. You can watch every movie how his suits are improving because he found a solution of previous problems

Been a long week waiting for your Avengers reaction. Gonna be awesome. Also avoid trailers as much as you can, you'll find a lot of surprises.

This movie changed the game for comic book movies. I remember going to the movie theater with both of my parents to watch the avengers and we all enjoyed it so much. I was only 10 when I saw this movie in theaters and now I'm 21... time flies by so quick. I really can't wait to see your reaction and opinions on this one! 😊🙏🏻

Cap is so proud when he gets references, it's adorable 😅

Even better than expected. Your reactions are so genuine and I love how insightful you are. So enjoying your journey through this series and I look forward to joining you for the next phases. Thanks for sharing. 😊

Capt telling Tony that he's not the sacrificing himself type of guy but at the end he did exactly that, was probably my favorite part of the movie and a very underapreciated parallel. And btw i'm so sad that she cut one of my favorite line by Tony which he said," you're a laboratory experiment rogers, everything special about you came out of a bottle" , that right there is a mic drop for me :v

The Hulk whipping Loki back and forth like a wet towel is one of my top 3 Marvel movie moments. The others are in Thor: Ragnarok and Avengers: Endgame. BTW, Agents of SHIELD is good. Great characters. In the first couple of seasons, they try to stay in the continuity of the movies. There are also occasional crossovers and appearances by movie characters. But, after a while, they decide to do their own thing and it actually gets better because of it.

Fantastic reaction. I'm pretty new to your channel and am psyched I have so many reactions to go through! This remains my favorite MCU entry (alone with Deadpool and Werewolf by Night). Being able to combine all of these heroes and introduce their interactions so seamlessly and humorously is genius. As regards Mark Ruffalo as The Hulk, gawd he looks exactly like someone that Jack Kirby would draw with that squarish head and slightly blocky body! Brilliant physical casting that luckily is combined with equally brilliant acting. As has been commented on, that "There are always men like you." scene is too often overlooked in reactions. That situation must have been incredibly telling to Steve Rogers, who fought the Axis in WW2. And yes, shawarma (many spellings there) is absolutely delicious! Thankfully there is a restaurant very near me that makes a great one!

Oh and Barton’s super hero name is Hawkeye. In the beginning when Nick showed up Dr Selvig said the “The Hawk..up in his nest as usual”. His skill set is he doesn’t miss with arrows, guns, whatever plus being an assassin/spy.

Always look forward to your MCU reacts!! You have great taste and quality of reaction 🤓 PS they only get better and better for a while! Captain America aka Steve Rogers is the best boy 😊 his trilogy along with the Guardians are the best written!

I strongly recommend that you watch both Agent Carter (no spoilers for any of the movies) and then Agents of SHIELD, in that order (wait till after Captain America: Civil War for that one). Both are a joy to watch. Also neither Hawkeye or Black Widow are superheroes, just at the height of physical condition and highly trained through years of experience. Yes there is a history between them in the comic books.

The scene where Hulk grabs Loki and smashes him to the ground, they have tied a rope to Tom's feet and didn't tell him when they were gonna pull it so that reaction is genuine. They also grabbed him by his shoulders and shook him violently to mimic the effect of being smashed to the ground.

45:18 Loki made a deal with them to bring them the tesseract so he can rule earth. Also the tesseract doesn’t heal, its purpose to travel through space (dimension) or weaponize it like what Red Skull did in Captain America’s movie