Everything GREAT About Avengers: Endgame!

Fun fact, the Russos originally wanted to revert Thor to shredded Thor before the final fight but Chris hemsworth fought against it because he liked the image of everything not being magically fixed

Yeah, Thor saying “I’m still worthy” after successfully calling Mjolnir still gets me teary eyed

I love this story from Tom Holland. When Evans said “Avengers Assemble” they were all supposed to yell and charge, but he couldn’t hear it from where he was standing. He timed it wrong and ran as fast as he could, not realizing that he was the only one. They had to change it to charging at Thor’s battlecry because Tom kept messing it up.

When Tony asked about Natasha, “Did she have family?”, it reminded me of when Cap asked the same question to Tony about Agent Colson in the first Avengers movie, after he sacrificed himself.

An extra win from me: The moment before the portals open. Cap standing alone on the battle field on the left side of the screen while Thanos's army standing on the right side of the screen. The sky was dark on Thanos's side. But, on Cap's side the sun still shine through. Signifying that even on the face of absolute despair, Cap's still holding on the light of hope until the end.

I remember reading somewhere that the reason Hulk and Thanos cried out when they got the stones was because characters like that rarely get hurt to that degree. Meanwhile Tony simply staggered his breathing because for him, because of his humanity, pain is an old friend

the fact that scott had orange slices ready for clint this time is just perfect 10/10 writing

Fun fact: at 35:26 Happ told Tony’s daughter that her dad liked cheeseburgers which is a direct reference to the very first Iron Man movie after Tony was free from his captors and was being driven away by Happ the first thing that Tony asked for was a “American Cheeseburger”.

tony's final words stating "I....Am......Ironman" never fails to make me cry, and the tribute to one of my favourite superheroes with the final win counter of 3,000 is appropriate

That Portals scene will forever be one of the most memorable moments in cinema.

I'm late to the game. But Thor's arc in this movie hit me really close to home. After getting out of the military I dived into alcoholism, gained weight, and avoided admitting to PTSD at all costs. This movie came out around 6 months after I started therapy and getting sober. The message "I'm still worthy" absolutely broke me but surprisingly helped me a lot in my journey.

The fact that it's been 4 years since this masterpiece has been released is mind-blowing

I love how the Win Counter just exploded at all the right moments. I would look at the counter before and after and think, "Yeah, 150 points is about right for that." But then at the end to fluff it up to 3000.... just a pure stroke of genius, and absolutely appropriate.

Iron man’s snap always makes me think of what Tony said to Yensin. “This could run your heart for 50 lifetimes.” “Or something big for 15 minutes.”

I think it's a nice detail that Natasha's Soul is in the Soul Stone, so when Tony is self-sacrificing himself, Natasha's there with him in the form of the Soul Stone in his Nano-Gauntlet.

Before Wandavision even came out I just knew…when she muttered “they both do” you can see it in her eyes and her face. She isn’t over it and she isn’t moving on. I feel marvel has always had a subtle way of letting you know what’s gonna happen next and I love that🖤

I am a 34 year old man, went to see this movie by myself, and basically ugly cried. At least I was not alone as you could hear others in there trying to fight back their sobbing as well.

The Infinity War/Endgame duo is truly the Star Wars of our time as a cultural event. I'm so glad I was alive to experience them in theaters.

when sam uttered the words “on your left” and portals started appearing with chadwick coming out just overwhelmed me with emotions that I was crying all throughout the final battle and just never gave me enough tears for tony’s death

one more little detail that I like at 27:08 is how only Tony (and possibly Rhodey) react to Cap summoning Mjolnir. Thor just watched him do it so isn't surprised, and everyone else in the shot (except Bruce) wasn't present in Age of Ultron when they all tried to lift it at the party. Tony also being part of the "elevator isn't worthy" conversation at the end of AoU and only just coming to after being knocked out by the hammer is genuinely shocked to see Cap wielding it is a nice touch and reflects the audience's excitement from a few moments before.