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"You're only a genius on earth" is a humbling ass sentence.

"Finding baby Thanos" is an entirely different but equally entertaining movie... with a much different rating.

They should just said, "if you change the past, that new past will have a branching effect and will have new future, while ours stay same".

"So... back to the future is all BS?!" That was personal.

1:14 I love how you can hear the sound of a rope tightening there. The dead silence there with only the sound is actually pretty funny.

One could get a headache from trying to understand the concept of time travel But the way Bruce explains it gives more than the average headache

Don Cheadle deserves an award for that scene. Perfect delivery.

If you go back in time and kill baby Thanos, he never gets the Stones and never wipes out half of all life. If Thanos never wipes out half of all life, you have no reason to go back in time and kill him. If you don't go back in time and kill baby Thanos, he grows up, gets the Stones and wipes out half of all life. In a strictly linear time model, changing the past creates a paradox.

Nebula: Thats not how time travel works. Scott: How are you so sure? Nebula: I know a guy...

I always loved this scene because half the movie steps on the idea of non-linear time being as cut and dry as this.

They should've find baby Thanos and raise him to be a good guy or at least accept him into art school.

Paul Rudd looking so hurt by the idea that back to the future led him astray is just so emotionally devastating I may never recover...

“It’s Thanos!” Man had a point though 😂

I liked how Star Trek portrayed in TOS "I am the Guardian of Forever". You change the timeline, you can't return to your present time because its been replaced by the new timeline.

how the hell does rhodey make a rope sound using only his hands

By the time i watched Loki, it totally made sense. Throughout Endgame, i was still convinced of the Back to the Future logic, even when Nebula shot her past self. But when you look at the Sacred Timeline, traveling back in time creates a new branched timeline. And reading Avengers Forever completely cemented that for me.

Rod always says what the audience is thinking🤣

I like how Bruce Wayne explained about time travel in the Flash.

I like the fact that bruce forbid changing anything in the past and after that the major plot of the movies are basically them changing the past

I don't know why but the way Paul Rudd says hot tub time machine almost like its under his breath, is like it wasn't scripted but he excitedly got away with slipping it in lol

"My advice in making sense of temporal paradoxes is simple. Don't even try." - Captain Kathryn Janeway

Changing the past doesn't change the future as it creates a new timeline for your past self.

Anyone noticed how Rhodey had nothing in his hands when he made the throttling motion yet it still made the sound of a wire being stretched taut?

Watching Loki just debunks everything you know about time travel, really.

I just realized Tony’s “Ratchet” reference 🤣

Banner’s explanation of why time travel doesn’t work the way you want is actually pretty concise

Actually the concept of Time Travel here is literally the same way how Time Travel actually works in Dragon Ball. Future Trunks gave Present Goku a medication to survive his Heart Virus and he did but unfortunately it didn't change anything in Trunks' Timeline. That's what Hulk meant to say.

This literally confirms Rhodey wasn’t a skrull in Endgame, because why the f would he know all those movies about time travel if he was indeed a skrull

No matter how many times I watch this scene, it always makes me laugh every time Scott says "So, Back To The Future is a bunch of bullshit?..." 🤣

I can't believe how nice Rodney is to Scott after he flung him in Civil War.

Dr Strange's master/mentor explained this quite well during this movie... I feel bad I can't recall the character's name though... When you go back and change something, you create a new timeline, it does not alter the one you left... And, believe it or not, you could only serve to make things even worse...

Scott all angry because he found out BTTF was BS 😂

1:06 what we're here for 😂

Don’t forget the TV show “Timeless.” The characters change the past all the time but they are not affected, even objects from their original timeline are unchanged. Something to do with traveling outside of time.

I love how the added the sound effect of a rope knot

Love how out of character Don Cheadle played the line, all the more hilarious. In his eyes, you know he wanted it bad.

2:02 I thought the same Scott Lang.

That little sound effect is everything

It’s just like time travel rules in Dragon Ball. If you go back in your personal timeline it could alter events that led you to time travelling in the first place, creating a paradox. Instead a new timeline branches off at the moment you arrived in the past.

Maybe the reason hulk didn't let them go find younger Thanos is if they did that, he would not have been able to help his brother and his friends find One-Eyed Willy and save The goondocks

Nebula: I know how time travel works. I spent life times with a mad man in a blue box

Or they could’ve just saved titan instead. Considering that was the reason he went towards that warpath.

1:16 First of all, that's horrible 😂😂

This right here is the first step towards knowing the existence of the Multiverse.

I find it ironic they never mention “doctor who” in this scene even though one of his companions is now on the team.

1:33 Clint Barton: Doctor Who

Actually, Back to the Future is probably the most accurate time travel movie. Doc explains it perfectly in the 2nd movie about when you go back in time and change the past, it branches into a new alternate time line. So if you were to travel back to the future, you would travel into the future of that alternate reality, not affecting your original timeline. So, if they did Rhodie’s plan of going back to kill baby Thanos, they would have just created an alternate timeline where Thanos never existed. Sure, THAT new timeline would be saved but their original timeline is still affected.

my entire childhood destroyed in seconds by Dr. Hulk.... Back to the future decieved us

I’m surprised with Karen Gillian there they didn’t mention Doctor Who as something that involves time travel

0:15 just realized thats probally a Ratchet and Clank refrence

Loooooooool that strangle was too perfect

Rhodes needed to add "maximum effort" to his baby Thanos killing suggestion.

Thor looks like The Dude from The Big Lebowski.

The subtle sound effect of pulling the string is fantastic.

What Hulk said was if you change the thing then the thing doesnt exist then there's no reason for you to ever go back in the first place thus creating a paradox and this is resolved by a branching timeline.

I can't believe I just found out now, when they listed pop culture films and tv shows about time travel they didn't mention Doctor Who.

But does the concept still apply in Deadpool 2 when he stole the time watch thing?

I really love the scenes where you get to see the avengers interacting with each other, more of that please.

Okay, the gripping sounds of his hands when he does that is just the cherry on top

Best theory of time travel is that if it's possible, then it has already happened throughout history, and our present reality is the result.

Dragon ball taught me a lot about time travel

Tp be fair, any paradox that can occur wouldn't necessarily create a loop as much as a spiral. You change the past and that change prevents itself in a way that creates a repeat of the first iteration, which would have factors that are altered by virtue of being a repeat, to be point where the factors accumulate and create an alternate version of the first iteration's events which doesn't cause a paradox. In the grandfather paradox, this would be seen as the grandson being unable to kill his grandfather through "random" occurences which would have piled up over the multiple cycles of the grandson killing the grandfather, eliminating his existence and preventing his grandfathers death. That, or the events changed enough for someone else to become the son's grandfather, or it reaches a timeline where the grandfather does die, but the death is caused by natural events not affected once the existence of the grandson is erased.

By the way, loadout five more of the scenes: Bucky and Steve's goodbye before he return all the stones..And the brainstorming session plan, with featured of our Cap's last speech before we LAST seen, the Avengers IS setting off the mission..Steve and Natasha's talk before Scott's plan about the Quantum Realm (just this ONE video make it in seven minutes)..And Outriders Ambush on Clint, and a standoff between 2 Nebula's and 1 Gamora, just when she was about to kill him..And the last: Rogers & Stark's little argument, include their plan of attacks against Thanos..Pleaseee..🙏🏻

This scene was really hard to keep myself from laughing at in the theater. Everyone was stone cold silent 'cept for me of course lol.

The funny thing is that they dont even know how fast thanos ages. 100 years might not even be anything for him. It could just be comparable to a month for humans and he'll still be strong AF. I like how bruce was like who told you that. He was probably them to name some scientists and they start naming movies.

1:10 Rhodey being "Brian Griffin" here😅

Really liked Rhodey's suggestion here. He's such a soldier. Best way to avoid any casualties.

The Baby Thanos scene is hilarious, but the subject of eliminating him isn't new. I heard of this idea time and again but instead of Thanos, it was Hitler who writers wish to be eliminated from history.

I really enjoy this song from the beginning, In the scene where Thor drinks beer

I like that they added strangling sound effect around the baby Thanos neck.

I like that they try to tell they've done better than all other movies and their idea of time travel is a complicated thing when the movie goes against its own rules like 20min after...

I just go for the Doctor Who explaination for time travel and time in general

The baby thanos thing is even funnier knowing Rodes is a skrull here lol

Having consumed a ton of fandom with time travel in it; anime, movies, books, and series, Bruce's time travel explanation here was so enlightening to me.

The hand gesturing for killing baby Thanos was hilarious but I also love the subtle "die hard" joke, because die hard gets grouped in with everything.

What Bruce said about time travel… Makes no sense.

I can't wait for Marvel Studios Loki Season 2 on October 5th (2023) only on Disney+.

"Anakin skywalker has joined the chat"

Scenes like this is why the MCU will never be the same again! It was amazing before the dark times, before post endgame

It depends on HOW you time travel Go through the quantum realm even if you enlarge you're still within that relam's periphary and exist outside the normal flow of time that way you don't directltly impact it you travel through the time stream itself like doc and marty you do

I found that joke pretty funny, but what I don't understand is how they were perfectly okay with cutting off adult Thanos's head, but not just killing baby Thanos.

“Multiverse theory is a bitch”- TFS Cell

I just love that in a super serious movie they had the audacity to put the sound effect of the rope being tightened when Rhodes makes the gesture lol

There are two interpretations of time. Either time is linear so you change the future or it branches out so there is one timeline with and without your interference. (Tbf idk about any other interpretations)

I can't believe this scene is real. Actual adults believing that time travel works the way it does in movies.

Regarding how Steve Rogers/Captain America returned the six Infinity Stones at the conclusion of the _Endgame_ film, there’s an online FanFiction story entitled “The Infinity Stones Return: Captain America’s Final Adventure.” This story is written in the form of a heavily detailed plot-summary for an eight-episode mini-series. The first episode takes place before Captain America (hereafter called “Cap” for short) begins his journey, and shows Professor Hulk rebuilding the time machine and Scott Lang/Antman volunteering for the initial test run. This involves a return-trip to Clint Barton’s pre-snap home to put back the baseball glove that was taken during the original test-run. Afterward, Doctor Strange explains why the stones have been placed in the briefcase and reveals that the Tesseract, Orb, and Sceptre have been shrunken down to fit in Cap’s pockets and will be re-enlarged after he arrives in the past to re-contain their respective stones at the proper time. In the second episode, Cap visits the Ancient One in 2012 prior to the arrival of his earlier self in New York. There, she uses the combined power of the six stones in the briefcase to cast future-dated spells that will make the 2012-2014 timelines reset themselves once the heisted stones have been returned to their proper places. Afterwards, she transports to the roof of the New York sanctum where she gives Hulk the original version of the Time Stone after first putting on a performance-act of initial resistance and surprise to ensure he understands the importance of returning the stones afterward. She then reclaims the returned-version from Cap’s briefcase. In the third episode, the Ancient One continues to assist Cap by helping him recapture Loki and returning him into SHIELD custody along with the stolen 2012-Tesseract (after future-Tony and Scott have fled the scene of course). Afterwards, the re-enlarged Sceptre re-containing the Mind Stone is given back to the Hydra goons, thus triggering the first timeline-reboot spell which erases everyone’s memory of the wayward events. However, the final scene then reveals that since Loki misused the Space Stone’s power in the wayward timeline, a branch-timeline was nevertheless still created, thus requiring the TVA to intervene. In the fourth episode, Cap shoots forward to 2013 where he re-teams with the Ancient One for the journey to Asgard. There, they work together to neutralize Heimdall before putting the Reality Stone/Aether back into Jane Foster’s body and returning the enchanted hammer to a comically confused Thor. Afterward, the timeline is then likewise reset to erase everyone’s memories. The fifth episode has Cap shooting forward again to 2014 where he and the Ancient One return the re-enlarged Orb containing the Power Stone back to the temple on Morag after first making a brief but necessary side-trip to delay Korath’s arrival and prevent his interference. The sixth episode then has Cap being sent to Vormir where, in order to return the Soul Stone, he must first contend with a temporarily freed Red Skull and a temporarily resurrected Natasha Romanoff. The start of the seventh episode then reveals that, with the two stones from 2014 returned, the timeline has also now been reset so that everyone’s memories have been erased and that exact duplicate/replacement versions of Thanos, Gamora, and Nebula have been created to take the place of their original counterparts who jumped forward to 2023. Before travelling back to 1970 and then further back to 1946 though, Cap first reveals to the Ancient One that Doctor Strange had previously placed a charmed spell over Cap’s aura so that no one in the past would be able to recognize who he really is unless he wants them to. Hence, Peggy would be able to see Cap in his true form when he returns to her whereas everyone else would see him as somebody different. This would then enable him to easily change his name and assume the identity of a former G.I. whose unit was rescued by Captain America during the war as per the reference in the _Winter Soldier_ film. This also then explains why the younger Cap didn't recognize his older self at Peggy's funeral during the _Civil War_ movie. In the last part of this seventh episode, Cap returns to 1970 and puts the re-enlarged Tesseract containing the Space Stone back in the vault, then proceeds up to Hank Pym’s lab to put back the four replenished vials of Pym Particles. Upon arriving in the lab however, he is unexpectedly intercepted by the TVA. The final episode then has Cap being recruited by the TVA to fight the Red Guardian in 1984 before being allowed to return to 1946 and live happily ever after. Hope you enjoy reading the story in full on the FanFiction website. Cheers!

Love how Thor gave a "Yeeep" in a burping tone.

Skrull-Rhodey makes good arguments. Amazing how he knew all those movie references.

Time travel can cause catastrophe.

Professor Hulk has a point though this is what actually Time Travel is, even though they changed the past it cannot change their present but what they would only did there is they only change the possible future of that specific past they time travelled on This actually reminds me of anime "Orange", their future selves sent a letter to their past selves to saved their friend to not commit suicide but it didn't change their actual timeline though, just the timeline of their past selves

How have I never heard Tony calling Rocket Ratchet until now. That's hilarious.

To put it simply... 2:02

2:00 none of what they said mae any sense and frankly just sound like the writers trying so hard to make it make sense

I'm sure the scriptwriters just worded it like that to make this scene funny, but personally I think the best way to put it is: Think of time as a tree branch. A new shoot growing out of an existing branch is not going to replace the whole thing, it will become an entirely new branch.

1:12 whoever did that sound effect deserves a raise

Meanwhile on Legends of Tomorrow:

1:21 where did old Steve Rogers come from?

I love how Rhodey came up with the most gangsta question out there

We can all agree the way bruce explains time travel is so confusing, so here a better explanation, everyone knows the whole change the past you change the future thing well thats not how it works, if you were to time travel to the past, present or future and change something no matter what you do your timeline everything that happened in your life it all stays the same. The only consequences is that you create different versions of yourselves that get different lifes than you, therefore you create different timelines and universes