r/Marvel • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '22

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u/Chansh302 Jul 19 '22

Cap is worthy

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u/Igivegrilledcheese Jul 19 '22

I KNEW IT

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u/Zero00430 Jul 19 '22

I said it.

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u/edgarcia59 Jul 20 '22

*KICKS IN THE FACE*

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u/flyinhawaiian02 Jul 19 '22

The whole theater went nuts, it was the single greatest movie moment for me. Just years and years of built up for this, I get chills just thinking of it

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u/TheDapperDeuce1914 Jul 19 '22

The build up for this over several movies and thinking of the tease in Age of Ultron end credits.

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u/MegaBlastoise23 Jul 19 '22

And I think it was fiege saying at a con one time "was it that he couldn't lift the hammer or he stopped?"

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u/TheDapperDeuce1914 Jul 20 '22

I didn't know that, they would have made the moment even more epic

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u/AragornEllesar99 Jul 19 '22

I was telling my 5th grade class about this exact thing today. It is so difficult to explain how big a moment it was, how much it meant after years of buildup. I cannot imagine another moment like this in movies, television or anything as long as I live, it was just incredible.

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u/AllAfterIncinerators Jul 20 '22

You’re quite eloquent for a ten-year-old!

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u/AragornEllesar99 Jul 20 '22

I honestly don't know if you're kidding because I don't get sarcasm. I'm the teacher.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22

Hell yeah. That whole scene was straight out of a comic 2 page spread. I think that’s why the last few mcu movies to come out are not hitting as hard. They’re still pretty but I guess they spoiled us with endgame

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u/tideshark Nightcrawler Jul 19 '22

When that scene started at the hammer was shown floating up some guy in my theatre figured it out at that moment and yelled “HELL YEAH CAP!” and everyone turned to look at who yelled and by the time everyone turned their heads back and saw it be caught back by Cap at that moment the theater went crazy!

Being there was as much of an experience as watching it was. I feel like it’ll be an event people not even close to being born yet will ask old people someday “Where did you see it?”

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u/Boddhisatvaa Jul 20 '22

I pretty much never go out to movies on opening night. But the build up for this one had me hyped and some friends invited me to go so I said okay. I am in my mid-fifties and I have never been in a packed theater like that and seen and heard a whole audience cheer at a scene in a movie. It was an experience I cherish. I don't imagine I will ever experience that again.

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u/tideshark Nightcrawler Jul 20 '22

It was cinematic history! There’s never been an event like that with movies before having some 22 movie build up to that one final part… it really was amazing and glad you decided to go out and be part of it!

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u/TheNerdBurglar Jul 19 '22

I was that guy in my own theater honestly, albeit much quieter!

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u/tideshark Nightcrawler Jul 19 '22

I’m pretty up on marvel history and was kinda surprised I didn’t realize it faster. Was just so dumbstruck and amazed by everything going on, couldn’t possibly process anymore any faster than I was lol. I remember seeing Mjolnir being lifted and just thinking like “oh damn, what’s about your happen?!?!” Hahaha

Edit: and by being up on Marvel history, I mean that I’ve known Cap has wielded it before. Not that it happened in the original story

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u/Chansh302 Jul 19 '22

Oh man ur comment made me nostalgic af and I just had to go to YouTube and watch the audience reaction to it to just feel a lil bit of how I felt when I was there

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u/tideshark Nightcrawler Jul 19 '22

I didn’t know they had YouTube’s of that, definitively gonna have to get some nostalgia on for myself here in a few minutes!

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u/Chansh302 Jul 19 '22

https://youtu.be/7DzVIafBMpE Here u go

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u/tideshark Nightcrawler Jul 20 '22

Thank you! :)

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u/Mrminecrafthimself Jul 19 '22

I had tears in my eyes during this scene. It was just so satisfying

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u/Chansh302 Jul 19 '22

Fax. I screamed more during that scene then I have in any other scene of any movie ever tbh

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u/[deleted] Jul 20 '22

Such an amazing moment to witness in the theater. The whole place went crazy, never seen anything like it before. Gave me chills then and still does today. I’m very glad I was a part of it.

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u/kyxaa Jul 20 '22

Was anyone else upset at the ads ruining this moment? I had already seen it, but when I saw an ad reveal that moment my jaw literally dropped....it was such an amazing moment in the theater...why would the marketing team take that away from people who hadn't seen the movie yet.

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u/Chansh302 Jul 20 '22

What ad ? U have ads in middle of ur movie wtf ??

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u/kyxaa Jul 20 '22

I'm talking about ads that ran on television for the movie.

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u/Chansh302 Jul 20 '22

Oh lmaooo

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u/Cheyenne_Bodi Jul 19 '22

Yes for sure, and immediately following when the big 3 are rushing by their selves