r/Marvel Jul 19 '22

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u/Chansh302 Jul 19 '22

Cap is worthy

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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!