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END GAME WATCH ALONG!! (Patreon)

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2024-12-05 22:26:53
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IT'S HERE!! AHHHH

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END GAME PATREON WATCH ALONG!

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Ashley

I was going to bed, but first a little Watch A Long 😊

Dave Hill

This watch along sponsored by Kleenex... 😢

Ethan Wallace

The day has arrived. We're in the end game now.

The Dingo

I honestly expected this next week. I'm suddenly happy my friends canceled game night

Nate muwah

Omg slayyy I can’t wait to come home from work and watch

thomas king

Cap picking up Thor's Hammer meant he was worthy! How could you let the biggest moment of the movie go over your head.

thomas king

No Tony and Steve kind of killed the franchise for me.

Ashley

I will let everyone else discuss the movie/plot/technicalities, I want to talk about emotions. 22 movies ago you weren’t really vibing with superheroes and comic book movies. Yet you took a chance and saw that Iron Man was a really fun movie. As you progressed through the MCU we got the highs and lows. The special effects. The world building and most importantly the characters. And now, after 11 years worth of films you’ve grown to care about these characters. Feel joy for those reunited with loved ones and grief for those we’ve lost. It has been beautiful to be with you on this journey. Thank you 🙏 ☺️

The Dingo

Here is the Tesseract's timeline, as requested: - 1942 (ish): Red Skull finds the Tesseract in a crypt in Norway (Captain America: The First Avenger) - 1945: Red Skull touches the Tesseract in the jet and is transported to Vormir. He dropped the Tesseract as he was being beamed up, and it melted through the floor of the jet and landed in the ocean. Howard Stark fished it out of the ocean and studies it during his time with SHIELD (Captain America: The First Avenger) - 1970: Howard Stark has the Tesseract in storage in New Jersey at a hiddent SHIELD base (Avengers: Endgame) - 1989: SHIELD has the Tesseract at Project Pegasus where Dr Wendy Lawson used it to create a light speed engine. She has is secured in her lab in orbit around Earth (Captain Marvel) - 1995: Carol Danvers finds the lab and the Tesseract, where Goose swallows it. Upon returning to Earth, Goose coughs up the Tesseract where Nick Fury reclaims it and SHIELD and Project Pegasus resume their study of it (Captain Marvel) - 2012: Loki steals the Tesseract from SHIELD and uses it to launch an invasion of Earth. After the Avengers stop him, Thor takes the Tesseract back to Asgard (Avengers) - 2018: Loki steals the Tesseract again, this time from Odin's vault as Asgard is being destroyed. Thanos then destroys the Asgardian ship to claim the Tesseract and uses it to destroy half of all life (Avengers: Infinity War). Thanos then destroys the Tesseract (Avengers: Endgame).

Anthony MacEwan
>>157447830

Right. I cared little to nothing about most characters in Marvel, always more into just X-Men and DC comics. By the end of this I was blabbering like a baby about frigging Ironman!🤣🤣

S. D.

Watching right now, Shan, Cap squeaked the hammer in Age of Ultron. Thor noticed. This proved him right. Waiting for you to notice Sam saying “On your left.” As for Thanos vanishing last, Tony wanted him to see with no uncertainty that he lost. Tony’s end is heartbreaking to me. I say this as a father myself. However Pepper said exactly what he needed to hear in those last moments. She gave him comfort and reassurance that they would be ok. Also I ignore everything after Cap goes to return the stones. Cap’s actions to me are a betrayal. Either he changes the timeline by going back, or he allows all the things that happened to Bucky to happen. To the person he destroyed the Avengers for. I am Team Iron Man. Either way, the action is unacceptable to me as a fan. The movie is great until Old Man Steve ruins it. Rarely does anyone mention that in their reactions. And yes, there are some good stories to follow Endgame. No comment on the floating arc reactor? Gamora did not know the Avengers. Kid standing alone is Harley Keener, Iron Man 3. Yes, it’s painful but it is a good conclusion to the Infinity Saga. But you need to watch the rest of the films, especially Guardians of Galaxy vol 3. You SOOOO need to see that. Yes I am commenting as I finish your watch along. They lost Gamora in Infinity War. This Gamora is finding her own path. Just got to the returning of the stones, Hill talks about clipping those alternate timelines. If you loved ‘them’ then Cap’s choices should upset you. But everyone has their own opinion. I have mine. I have my thoughts on why he made his choices and am not going into them here. And Bucky knew Cap was there. Sigh. Sorry for the rant. Yes it seems he did go back and marry her. He deserves a happy ending, but his doing so does not fit my understanding of the character. Waiting to see your reaction to the “sign off”. Star Trek 6 did it first but Endgame did it better. Thank you for sharing your reaction with us. Be sure you listen closely as the credits finish. You’ll hear the sound of a hammer striking metal on an anvil… in a cave… with a box of scraps. And I think you missed hearing it. I watched all the way through. Since you recorded, I would honor your morning. Consided yourself hugged. You look like you could use one. I had tears too as the film ended. And yeah…. NOW I’m done.

Kyle

I'll never not cry a storm when Steve and Peggy are dancing, but welcome my own personal demons.

Grune

This movie came out 11 days after my father passed away. I usually go to see movies at the cinema with my friends, but since they have jobs, they couldn't always watch the premiers. I knew this movie was going to be emotional and difficult to watch, given my dad's passing, so I went to see it at the premier, alone, in fear it would just make me cry and disrupt the movie for my friends. The movie and experience was amazing, magical and wonderful. The audience cheered at all the right moments. I remember after having seen The Lord of The Rings: Return of the King at the cinema, I told my friends "We'll never have another series of movies with the impact like this.", yet at the same time, we had Sam Raimi's Spider-Man movies, Christopher Nolan's Batman movies, The X-Men movies, Pirate of the Caribbean, Harry Potter and the Star Wars prequels running around at the same time. I feel like the Marvel Cinematic Universe took over from all of those franchises, and gave us an incredible journey through the 10-11 years it took. They're not all great movies in my opinion, there are highs and lows, but Infinity War and Endgame throws some glue and a ribbon on them all, and made the investment worth it. I never read the comics, nor watched the cartoons, but thankfully I'm a nerd, and watched all the movies in their orbit, and learned things through pop-culture osmosis. Going to the cinema to watch these movies in my mid 20s through mid 30s was such good part of my life, and I still miss it. I feel like I can again say "We'll never have another series of movies with the impact like this.", but we'll never know. Marvel is still going (limping) on, and I hope it'll pick up again. Thank you Shanelle, for going on this journey. I've watched this with Ashleigh Burton and Natalie Gold as well, and I will watch this series again sometime. It'll never grow old when someone gets to this point. I can do this all day, because I love it 3000.

James B.

It was a pretty amusing when you said that Thor "looks like the Big Lebowski" right as Tony was calling him "Lebowski."

Jonah Messenger

My favorite part: I struggled with depression for a bit. So i get thor. I did the same. Hit the botttle. Im better now. but for Thor, to go through the THICK of it and still take it that hard... But his Hammer still seems him as worthy just goes to show. YOU might be sad, You might feel worthless, but none the less. NO MATTER WHAT. YOU ARE STILL WORTHY! Dont give up everyone. You all are still worthy.

My Ex Boyfriend

I have to start by saying there is a difference between greatest movie and greatest cinematic experience. End Game is my greatest cinematic experience ever. This is what I told my friend as we left the theatre and she asked me what I thought of it. I don’t expect this to change. I really view the infinity saga as lightning in a bottle. Won’t happen again. Glad I got the chance to experience it. Do you remember back in Age of Ultron, when everyone tried to lift the hammer. Well Cap wiggled the hammer and Thor had a very concerned look on his face. That when Thor knew it. Also Cap didn’t lift the hammer because he knew it was not the right thing to do at the time. Thor ego couldn’t handle it. Lastly a popular theory going around before the release of end game was Ant-man would shrink himself and go up Thano’s butt and make himself large again, thus giving us a The Boys tv series moment.

MotoDork

I woke up around 2AM last night. I knew I should have picked up my phone and checked this account. Now I gotta wait until I get home from work.

Philipp Roensch

Oh yes, finally the big event. Was a really awesome watch-along with you, certainly got the waterworks going as it should :D. I remember also being shocked by the quick kill on Thanos and then to do time jumps and time heists, brilliant way to give every character ways to work through their demons. And all of them proved worthy, big time for Cap and Tony. Now, the German cinema crowd usually has a stick up their butt, but for this event everyone was giddy and gave mid-scene claps. Truly a celebration of what these larger than life heroes can bring and stand for, it is the very dark contrast and heroic action that makes this a perfect entry in the genre. This is a unique project and the Russos, Jon Favreau and the cast really brought their everything. Even if some say those heights cannot be claimed again, I have fun with the continuing Marvel cinematic output. Because even beyond heroics, these stories can still tell of family, heartbreak, love, courage, doing the right thing or just being weird. Comics and the movies based on them, amplify each aspect of their characters to be an expressive and enjoyable way to learn of these stories. I think you can also have fun with the future MCU if you like that.

SnakeandNape

Been working late all week due to the nastiest on the east coast. Finally Friday is here and I can take the time to watch. Picked up some wings and have my furry movie watching companions. See you in three hours.

mork

Okay, here’s what Doctor Strange really saw in his vision. I don’t believe for a second they had ZERO chance of defeating Thanos in Infinity War. They nearly got the glove off and Strange saw this possibility, so why didn’t he just yeet Quill into another dimension for a couple minutes, grab the gauntlet, cut Thanos’s head off, roll credits? Then what? You suddenly have all six of the most powerful weapons in the universe on Earth - that’s a recipe for disaster. Every intergalactic warlord is going to constantly be trying to take them, wreaking havoc along the way, and using them just draws more attention. “The stones serve no purpose but temptation.” Strange’s real win condition isn’t about defeating Thanos, it’s about DESTROYING THE INFINITY STONES. Vision knew it, Tony even had the right idea telling Strange to chuck the time stone into the garbage disposal. Strange reiterates his oath to protect the time stone with his life, but then seemingly breaks it, which isn’t in character for him. I think the “mistake” the Ancient One made is her doctrine that protecting the time stone is the ultimate highest importance. She knows Strange would only break that oath if he realized something she doesn’t, and so she breaks her own oath giving Bruce the time stone on faith that it’s part of Strange’s plan. “The hardest choices require the strongest will.” Only Thanos would make the decision to destroy the stones rather than use them, but he’ll only do it after achieving his goal. For the ultimate safety of the universe, we HAVE to lose in Infinity War and then clean up the mess afterwards. It’s also an interesting meta-narrative. We got 10 years of movies squabbling over these MacGuffins but at some point you gotta be done with them. This isn’t the Infinity Stones Cinematic Universe but they’re so godlike that you can’t write sensible stories afterward if they still exist offscreen. I’ve never seen this officially confirmed, but it ties such a neat bow on things and justifies Strange’s behavior so well that I’d be shocked if this wasn’t the understanding in the writers’ room.

mork
>>157547068

The stones are destroyed in this timeline. Whether they returned the borrowed stones to their original timelines or destroyed them doesn't make any difference - either way they're gone here. Strange isn't fixing *every* timeline, he's fixing *this* timeline.

Kevin Charley
>>157547068

So they just needed to be destroyed in the one timeline for no reason? No other powerful being could possibly gather the stones from different timeliness like the heroes did in this movie?

mork
>>157547068

Okay, what’s your theory? I’m saying the stones being destroyed in the prime timeline prevents them from being used for ill intent in the prime timeline. If someone has a serious grudge, sure they can jump to alternate universes, take the stones and wreak havoc here, but it’s a MASSIVE additional hurdle to require figuring out time/dimensional travel to gather the stones rather than just flying around in this universe for them. If the only winning outcome is preventing calamity in every universe/timeline then what did we even do in Endgame? We won this battle but there are infinite other universes in which we got rocked, so by your rubric what’s the point?

Kevin Charley
>>157547068

They probably got destroyed in every timeline Strange saw. Thanos destroyed them after he won. There was only one timeline where they brought everyone back and killed Thanos. Ah. Don't worry about it, it doesn't really matter. You're probably right.

Julian Calzada

WOW, great reaction! Even after all these watches, after all these years, it still brings me to tears. I can't imagine the MCU without Tony Stark. I'm so glad you enjoyed it and thanks again for a wonderful video.

mork
>>157547068

Haha I think we're basically on the same page broadly; all I was really trying to say is that the stones getting destroyed is a good thing that needed to happen even though it's associated with the Avengers' failing in the actual film.

TheDruelmaster

The movie experience for this movie was unlike any other I have ever experienced. When Captain held the Thor's hammer the entire audience went crazy. During the final battle there were so much yelling and crying and hugging strangers and giving high fives. Best experience ever.

Jayson Phillips

I couldn't drive home after. I needed to sit in my truck for a bit lol

shanellericcio
>>157447830

yeah i really was a hater, I didn't think i'd care and I hate action sequences but seeing everything in order and in CONTEXT is life changing. Even the bits I knew beforehand just blow me out of the water now. I didn't give two shits before haha

Bpark

I'm 35, a great age to have grown up reading Harry Potter and being a nerdy young adult during the height of the MCU. I managed to see Iron Man on opening day with my comics loving brother and Endgame opening day with a huge group of friends. What a fun and fulfilling ride! I'm so glad to see it go on and on to new audiences like you once were <3

Derek Big D Garcia

Don't know if you caught the part where Howard Stark was talking to his driver named Jarvis, also played by Paul Bethany. I always felt Cap returning the stones could have been a movie in itself. Now, onto Avengers Doomsday and Avengers Secret Wars which will be on another level than Endgame.