Tony Stark & Steve Rogers Chopping Wood Scene - Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Movie CLIP HD

Tony Stark and Steve Rogers Chopping Wood - Argument Scene - Tony Stark and Nick Fury - Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) Movie CLIP HD [1080p 60 FPS]

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[obiwankenobi]

"call me old fashioned"
steve: literally 100 years old

[sergeantmacnuggets]

Imagine asking Tony Stark to fix the tractor and then 30 minutes later the tractor can fly with built in A.I tech and has solved the icing problem.

[lydiac.]

I love how Tony greeted the John Deere tractor with "Hello Deere" lol-- it's such a small little thing and I love how he says it so casually

[TammyBundleballs]

"Don't take from my pile."
That line, the delivery, and the way the shot is framed, always makes me laugh. Thats a well done moment, in a series of well done moments.

[xxxxmastergamerxxxx]

this is why civil war happened. Steve had more wood than Tony

[manofbro]

I love how tony stark still manages to have his childish side through all the bullshit him and the avengers go through. “Hey, don’t take from my pile”

[thembanitheone]

Fury is secretly one of the most wholesome characters in the MCU. He knows his ally Tony Stark struggles over his guilt due to years of war profiteering. He reminds Tony that he's not responsible for the existence of war and was just another cog in the machine. Fury knows how to get his troops back into fighting shape. Good man.

[Benny_Blue]

Tony managed to achieve a complete reversal of his vision.
* He saved the Avengers.
* Everyone lived.
* The world lived.
* He was ready.
* He did all he could.
* Instead of watching his friends die while he lived, everyone lived and watched him die. And it was the worst part.

[AllAmericanBeaner]

I would happily watch a 20 minute scene of Tony working on a tractor.

[theniceguy]

Groot might be crying in a corner watching his whole family getting murdered.

[zeuskf]

I love Cap's quote here, "Every time someone tries to win a war before it starts, innocent people die". I feel like it really points out towards WW2 and how it happened

[dsshortfilms]

I love the look on Tony's face when Fury mentioned that he cares for him. Fury's not there to criticize or judge Stark, just to help him through this difficult obstacle. It goes to show that Tony truly appreciated that and opened up to him.

[Tpforbunghole]

The look on Tony’s face when Steve ripped the log with his bare hands like “was that even necessary...?” 😂😂

[Quetzal]

The real reason Civil War started was because Cap stole from Tony’s pile

[typosaidiloveya]

I love how Steve could just be ripping through the logs but was still using the axe 😭

[snookeronidjonstattenhause]

In this scene, Cap uses a lightweight forestry axe with a relatively straight bit and an old-looking hickory handle whereas Tony uses a heavier modern splitting maul with a fibreglass handle. This demonstrates Steve's greater strength, speed, and endurance (as well as his old-fashioned nature) because it is harder to split logs with a lighter axe but his pile is bigger than Tony's. He compensates for the harder tool with his raw strength. It is easier to split wood with a maul, but Tony's pile is smaller. It's a difference between old vs new as well as power vs strategy since the maul is largely dependent on the weight of the head.

[ethansutherland]

I think the reason cap got annoyed at "so we can go home." is because he knows he can't ever go home, as his home is 65 years ago.

[mhsy]

His name is Steve, his shirt and pants looks like Steve’s, and can also break a log. Yep, we got a real-life Minecraft Steve here.

[ShadowBeetle]

Fuck i just realized something, 2:45 the foreshadowing is amazing.
"-Watch my friends die, you´d think that´d be as bad as it gets right? Nope, wasnt the worst part.
-The worst part is that you didnt"

[stephencox]

I like how Steve has the old school axe and tony has updated axe