Avengers Infinity War (2018): Thanos rests after the Snap | Ending scene

The ending scene of Marvel's masterpiece Avengers Infinity War (2018) where Thanos rests after killing half of the universe.

[nzqsffe]

When you close all 37 of your tabs after submitting an assignment

[knightz]

This ending feels like it’s the true ending for the Avengers.

[elementaljedi]

I like how unlike most villains who choose to sit on their big throne or show off their power Thanos just chose to chill at his farm alone.

[KingJ]

Every man dreams to feel what Thanos is feeling. Whatever goals and dreams a man have, this is what it looks like to finally complete your quest

[leatherjackets]

Even now I don't think Endgame's ending surpassed this one

[dynamoterror]

This might be my favorite scene in the entire film!

[mikemarauder]

I like Thanos. He never wanted to kill the Avengers, all he did was just to accomplish his goal. By snapping his fingers he could have wished all the Avengers to die, but he wanted to be fair and impartial

[BlockWorks]

He lost everything, his arm, his daughter, his empire, his power, his strenght yet he felt complete, after finishing his goal, He won.

[Dragonking]

It's the music that does it for me. I come back to watch this scene many times. I usually end up almost tearing up. It's SUCH a great scene.

[skywalker]

When you finally graduate after suffering for 4 years

[wocksippr-ntcg]

0:07 This is me coming back home to see the sunset after slaying the Ender Dragon

[itzspoons]

I kinda wish the whole MCU would’ve just stopped after this scene. No more movies, it just ends like this

[XenothranHero]

When you realize you're starting to overcome your depression and you can genuinely smile for the first time in years as you see the light at the end of the darkness.

[mikemarauder]

Best villain ever, he's almost the hero

[LukeKetchum]

There is a sense of satisfaction in this scene. Thanos can finally rest after fulfilling his destiny. Assembling the infinity stones, wiping out half the universe and knowing he's become one of the most iconic villains in cinematic history.

[mwd]

When you finished the high school that ruins your life

[tyrusquiroz]

It's really sad that we only got 2 movies of Thanos. Only 2? His motivations and psyche as a character were really understandable and such a well-written character.

[bentoremix]

This is me after my final semester of college. Real shit it's relatable.

[cristianyh]

Best victory scene in the history of movies. Instead of sitting in a throne surounded by his people, in the middle of a party, he just prefered to retire to a very calm place because he knows that in the end, he won and he can finally rest.

[buckchan]

The hardest choices require the strongest wills.

-Thanos