Top 20 Marvel Moments That Left Us Speechless

There's nothing like a Marvel moment! For this list, we’ll be looking at scenes from the MCU that shocked or surprised viewers the most. Since there are big twists and reveals on this list, this is your final spoiler alert. Our countdown includes moments from "Wandavision", "Moon Knight", "Captain America: Civil War" and more! Which Marvel moment caught you off guard the most? Let us know in the comments.

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[WatchMojo]

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[adamgrunther]

Having seen Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3, there are so many moments that left me speechless, especially when it involved Rocket.

[exophorisal]

The closest MCU moment came to making me cry was Rocket’s cry. It was so good that Bradley Cooper honestly deserves an Oscar for 2023 for best animated actor.

[OratoryJamesIV]

"The dad speech" is still the best single piece of acting in the entire MCU. Just perfection from Keaton.

[BigFella]

When I first saw the ending of Infinity War, the entire theater was dead quiet, except for one person crying. Seeing some of my favorite characters just disappear into dust was so shocking for me

[jacksonlanterns]

I can't believe that there's not even a mention of Tony's sacrifice here. It went from audience cheers to deathly silence within a fingers snap of a second. That weight from the silence was HEAVY too. Easily one of the top 3 for me.

[calebsoria]

Peter was definitely speechless in my experience. He sacrificed his identity to save the multiverse, meaning everyone he ever loved and cared for will forget him. At least he finally learns that with great power comes great responsibility.
His death for 5 years hit hard. The reason is that in his previous movie Homecoming, His mentor Tony said to him " If those people died on that boat that would be on you but if you died then that would be on me. I don't want to have that in my conscious." Knowing he was about to die he said I'm sorry knowing that he would cause his mentor damage when he was gone. that scene was sad.

[parkesyreviewsstuff]

Liz's Dad is one of the best scenes in the MCU. Keaton was genuinely scary during this scene.

[spudley__]

I maintain that the blood on Cap's shield is the most shocking moment listed. Nothing can beat it (in my opinion) for the shear, visceral factor of blood coating such an iconic item. Nevermind the shield though, just how brutal-a-death it was, given the context (the man wasn't who killed Lamar, and they were in a foreign country), surely earns it higher than 5th

[Twiggymaster]

“I don’t feel so good” broke me and even worse when I found his spider-sense was trying to keep him alive

[AirbenderHawk]

All of these moments truly did hit different in the theaters, right before the pandemic, and right now, they still hit us till this day.

[huntsman]

Say what you will about Phase 4. But Oscar Isaac acting in Moon Knight was top notch! ❤

[CoolPaDuke]

The moment when Andrew Garfield caught MJ still makes me cry like a baby.

[Kennkoms]

That twist in Homecoming was effective because it was personal and grounded. It wasn't like a grand unmasking like in Scooby-Doo. And that scene in the car was so scary coz it was suffocating and claustrophobic. Again, very effective.

[olvialee]

203: This is my huge favorite even when everyone screams like a stadium when Captain America holds the hammer. I wasn’t shocked, I was freaking amazed

[TheImaginator]

I was very speechless when I saw Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire for the first time joining the MCU from their franchises.

[georgec]

I went to see Endgame the day after it came out. I have never seen a group of theatergoers go nuts like they did when Cap used Mjiolnir. Years later, I still get goosebumps when I watch that scene.

[violetoderwald]

John Walker's brutal killing AKA bloodied sheild scene was ABSOLUTELY JARRING.

[darkecofreak]

As Dr. Erskine said, “the serum amplifies everything within, so Good becomes Great. Bad becomes Worse.” Where Steve was a genuinely good person who took the serum out of a sense of patriotism, John was already disillusioned and had done terrible things during his time as a soldier, so the serum amplified his demons, including his sense of entitlement from being named Captain America.

[jaytrace]

When Nebula told Drax that he wasn’t meant to be a destroyer, but to be a dad in GOTG 3 got to me, for sure…