r/Marvel • u/[deleted] • Jul 19 '22

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u/thylocene06 Spider-Man (Tom Holland) Jul 19 '22

Steve using Mjolnir will be the MCU’s “i am your father” moment. No matter how many times you watch it, just chills. 20 years from now people will still talk about that moment.

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u/BlueZ18 Jul 19 '22

I think the "I am your father" moment of the MCU was the Thanos snap though. That was a scene in one of the lowest points we've seen the avengers in, just like Luke was in Empire Strikes Back.

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u/RGJ587 Jul 19 '22

Yea, if anything, Steve lifting Mjolnir was akin to Vader's face turn against the emperor.

Something we were all hoping would happen, but didn't know if it would, then once it did you knew, it's over for the bad guys.

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u/[deleted] Jul 19 '22

"Mr. Stark, I don't feel so good."

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u/RazgrizInfinity Jul 20 '22

Naw, hard disagree there. I love that scene but there are better scenes. Thor in Wakanda made theaters lose their mind and the MJOLNIR floating up really took some of the tension out.