Steve and Peggy Dance // Ending Scene | Avengers: Endgame [Open Matte/IMAX HD]

Steve and Peggy Dance // Ending Scene | Avengers: Endgame [Open Matte/IMAX HD]

Propiety of Marvel Studios.

[MrKingYuji]

People thought that Captain America should die because he deserves a “soldier’s send off.” Those people are wrong. THIS is how a soldier should end his story. He comes home after the war, he passes his legacy on, and settles down to live his life in peace with a family. No PTSD, no night terrors, but peace and content

[laserbeamlightning]

“You kiss better than your niece.”
“What?”

[fumikotsukumi]

He kept his promise. That’s a true gentleman and hero for you.

[jordanastro]

I love how simplistic the ending is. In a movie with a shit tons of superheroes, aliens, infinity stones etc. Endgame ends with a couple dancing in a suburban home in the 1940s.

[Ringsfan]

Over 3 years later, I still get teary eyed by this ending. I would've been 100% satisfied if this was the final MCU thing ever

[wickedwood]

This part of the movie gets me every single time. Captain America put his life on the line selfless saving millions, facing certain death willing to fight Thanos and his whole army with half a shield. No character in a movie deserved this ending more.

[zacktobin]

It must’ve been hard for Steve to explain how he survived.
“Well it turns out I didn’t die. I was just frozen in ice, and didn’t wake up until 2012. I stayed there for 11 years, and fought aliens, gods, friends, and watched half the universe disappear. Then my friend invented time travel, we saved the universe, and I decided to go back in time and be with you.”

[silverflight]

2011: "I had a date"
2019: _This scene_

The perfect ending for him.

[jessetafel]

My father was the son of a WWII veteran and always said this was pop and my grandmothers song when he came home. Witnessing him at 70 years old watch this ending and crying with a smile on his face I’ll never forget. Everyone else saw cap and Peggy, he saw mom and dad on that big screen

[TestaRosssa_]

We'll never be able to relive the moment we first saw this scene.

[ChainsawGutsFuck]

"Guys literally only want one thing and it's fucking disgusting"
Guys:

[olliegodfrey]

Started the MCU with First Avenger then watched every MCU film in theaters until Endgame. Having this scene be the literal last before the end completely broke me. Felt like everything came full circle. One of the best endings to a film.

[darylchan]

My late friend told me, before she passed last month, that we will dance like this in heaven some day.
RIP my dearest Anne.
Till we meet again!
Love you always!❤️

[michaeltalksmovies]

Steve Rogers earned this ending, I can’t believe it’s been a whole year.

[joshuagcwong]

I love the parallels between him and Tony. He, a man who was always selfless is selfish for the first time in his life. And Tony, a man who was always selfish sacrificed everything in an act of selflessness. The perfect duality.

[jusssnow]

These were moments you don’t forget in a movie theater. Everyone was either crying their eyes out or cheering as loud as possible. Unreal experience

[supernerd]

I can only imagine how romantic it must’ve been for a soldier to be able to return home to his sweetheart after fighting to make his country and the world a better place. They really were the greatest generation. We have a lot to be grateful for because of them.

[mystation]

He tried what Tony recommended him, that shit hits hard🤧

[cleopatra]

The thing that makes this movie even more sad is that this is the last time we’ll ever see the original six Avengers in a movie together

[spidermandoce]

I like to think Agent carter's ending is tied to the endgame ending.
Peggy says goodbye to Steve with a red dress, she comes home all melancolic and suddenly a guy with flowers knocks the door and we see this dance afterwards