Everything Wrong With Avengers: Endgame In Time Travel Minutes Or Less

I’m surprised there’s no “Everyone survives this” when Thano’s army missies the base which had no defense

Steve returning the soul stone: Steve: hey. Red Skull: hey.

Gotta remember that before he was an avenger, hawkeye was a highly trained spy AND assassin for years with SHIELD. It’s totally possible that he could take out those yakuza by himself

on your left is a good scene. but i still think my favorite moment comes right before cap and the hammer. when Steve's shield is broken, he looks down at his arm and sees the massive gash and just tightens the straps to stay in the fight. if you had to sum up caps key character traits across the entirety of the MCU that scene does it perfectly

"Is that everyone?" "You wanted more?!" Yeah, but they're stuck with Fox and Netflix, sorry.

They honestly could make a whole ass movie about Steve returning the stones Edit- holy crap thanks for all of the likes everyone I hope Marvel decides to make this a movie!

14:55 Take a sin off! 2014 Nebula actually wraps her perfectly good hand in cloth to hide the fact that it is not burned. You see her unwrap it before she brings Thanos' ship through the portal before the Endgame Battle.

So.... The fact that Steve and Tony had a character arc from when they met that came full circle in this movie made me happy. Tone made the sacrifice, and Steve showed he was more than the super serum by lifting Mjolnir. That is damn good writing.

Plot twist: The stone never required a sacrifice. The Red Skull was just messing with everyone

Imagine Howard Stark's horror as he watched his child grow up to look exactly the same as Howard Potts.

The Thanos not disappearing right away part got me rolling on the floor laughing. This guy a fool for real 🤣

21:08 My best guess as to what's happening is because both the new gauntlet and Tony's suit are both his nanotech, he was able to move the stones over to his hand because they were touching and temporarily "merged" while Tony was pretending to struggle. He wasn't trying to take the gauntlet off of Thanos, he was buying time for the Nanotech to move the stones over.

Fun fact: the rat that released Scott, wasn't CGI. that was a real, trained rat

Imagine sitting beside this guy in the movie theatre.

I am not a humongous fan of this movie because it's kinda confusing, but Steve's ending actually makes me happy, he got the life he always wanted

19:02 there is a sins reduction sound effect after Cap says assemble but the counter didn't change.

It’s bullshit that he didn’t sin the part when everyone survive thanos Missiles

Falcon: the portals must be on his left Dr. Strange: why is that so impor- Falcon: IT IS IMPORTANT

“Alright the Gloves ready” Tony, Rocket and Professor Hulk are 3 scientific geniuses and each are shown here developing the gauntlet in a context related to their history in the MCU. Rocket: Found a way to extract the power stone from Ronin’s War Hammer - then he found a way to extract the reality stone from Jane, so he presides over the final fitting of the Stone’s into the Gauntlet. Banner: Joined the Avengers in the 1st place to help SHIELD with the tesseract (actually a concept in physics for a 4 dimensional object that can explain how the 4th dimension in space at right angles to the other 3 is what we perceive as time. ) because he is the world’s leading authority on gamma radiation which the space stone gives off. He is shown monitoring (containing?) the radiation given off by the stones from his computer. Stark Has Holographic tech that allows you to manipulate Nano bots and remotely handle objects and he is seen physically fitting the stones into the Gauntlet. Whole scene is like 2 seconds, but contains more science and logic than many entire SCI FI films do.

Endgame actually helped fill in plot holes from previous movies like how Hydra got ahold of the Mind Stone