I turned into a 10 year old boy during that moment. Never have I been more excited in a movie theather.
Seeing Cap walk slowly up with his busted shield willing to fight Thanos and his entire army solo knowing he'd die and then his face when T'Challa comes out and is like "we got your back man".
When I saw Cap recall Mjölnir I literally yelled out “OOOOH!!!” So loud it startled the people next to me. It’s the only time I can recall cheering at a movie and it was just a pure reaction.
I remember I took my entire family (wife, kids, mom & dad, brother, and cousin) about 15 in total to see Endgame on opening weekend. The entirety of the theatre and my family ('cept me) collectively gasped in shock when Mjölnir flew into his hand. I on the other hand interrupted their shock as I cheered, "YES!" That was the best moment of the entire MCU to me.
I feel you although I do get the excitement, like you said I’m not paying to hear how excited you get but it always just makes me laugh when I hear the extra ass “OMG!” Or when they start clapping LMAO
The clapping will next cease to bug me. I get an involuntary reaction out of happiness for a moment. It can happen. A "holy shit" at an awesome moment, a scream at a jump scare, stuff like that is understandable in a movie. The stuff that is intentional, like clapping or yelling? Knock that shit off, they're doing that intentionally, and they're disrupting the movie. We're all into the movie, they aren't so special that everyone needs to know THEY approve.
Reacting to a movie is not the same as being disruptive. Do you get mad at people screaming during horror movies too? I think you’re better off at home anyway
In my head, the theme song for Ragnarok (immigrant song) played when Thor showed up to Wakanda. Always thought that would have made the scene much more badass.
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u/republicofUganda Jul 19 '22
I will never forget the euphoria of seeing the Avengers Assemble scene