I mean.... I feel like he has his own magical qualities without his alter-ego.

Even without the subtitles, the Furbies would have been a classic moment, but those subtitles, man. I haven’t laughed that hard in a long long while.

The moment from Cap catching the hammer then to him calling the lightning then to him tightening his shield for what he thinks is the last time to “Cap, it’s Sam” to “On Your Left” to T’Challa giving Steve the nod to Falcon soaring in to Starlord and Spidey doing the one-two comeback to Bucky and Groot walking in to…

I remember a while back on twitter there were a lot of people talking about how that footage from the theater was super cringey and I was like...okay, liking stuff and enjoying things together is bad, got it.

That scene was an instant classic. I saw the movie on a Friday morning, in a packed but still quiet theater, and when Silvestri’s ‘Portals’ music began, the joy in that theater was palpable. I saw a lot of strangers crying during that scene.

To me that was the absolute perfect film embodiment of a two page splash panel right at the climax of a comic.

The whole Portals scene from Endgame will basically always be a cheap pop for me that brings tears to my eyes every time for the rest of my life.

“Avengers assemble” will never not give me goosebumps.

“Avengers assemble” will never not give me goosebumps. 

Ollie: Why do you look so glum Superman?
Superman: Chloe died on her way to her home planet. 

USS Defiant.

SPOILER

Did anyone catch that Fly buzzing around in certain scenes? Is there any significance to that or was it some type of easter egg?

Smodcast. A couple of episodes back. 

I had the same experience with those Man of Steel trailers. They reignited my Superman love, which was still healing from a lackluster Superman Returns.  Unfortunately, the actual film left me cold again.

Listening to the writers in a podcast, they made it sound like they just wrote what they wanted and just threw it at Gunn. 

You know James Gunn was an executive producer on Infinity War and Endgame, and wrote most of the Guardians’ scenes, right?  Like, he knew how those movies ended before he started writing GotGv3.

Do you think James Gunn gave no feedback on that?

I kinda love how they did the guardians in the movies. The 3rd film was already written and ready to go, but endgame just shit all over those plans with find Gamora and here's a thor you didn't ask for.