Infinity Snap in real time

- Avengers Infinity War
- Ant Man and the Wasp
- Avengers Endgame
- Spiderman Far From Home
- Hawkeye

[randmperson]

Mantis saying "Something's happening" as Bucky disappears was perfection.

[Brandon_]

This literally makes the snap 10x more emotional, devastating, and powerful than it originally was

[balrog]

Definitely one of the coolest things Marvel has ever done. Watching Hawkeye lose his family will never not give me chills.

[crownik]

When you see this event from different sides at the same time, it makes mcu truly alive

[themeaniegangwilliam]

I absolutely love how the last two things you hear are “He did it.” And “Oh god.”

[elithenerd]

Seeing both Tony and Steve have the “oh sh*t we failed now our friends are dead” moment at about the same time is amazing to see.

[tylershelton]

I think the scariest part about this is how slow it was. It wasn't just a snap and boom, half the population's gone. It went one by one and slowly worked its way across the earth. You could be in a crowd and have people just start disintegrating around you, not knowing if you would be the next one.

[RoyaltyEntertainment]

How this whole thing was executed, throughout multiple shows & movies. Truly genius

[crisperstorm]

I adore the fact that the snap, having killed off 50% of everyone continues to come up because of course it would, it had such monumental consequences and I'm glad it wasn't more or less swept under the rug post-Endgame

[malamations]

Marvel did a great job with the Snap. All of the characters and even extras reactions to it. The long term and short term effects that come from this as well. That helicopter crash behind Nick, more people could have died from that than just the snapped. Like wow.

[charliegriffey]

I love that canonically Spider Man is the last one to go to dust, because his body basically used every cell to fight back. It's also why he knew something was wrong.

[keijvs]

The audio combinations of confusion and chaos just makes this so much more emotional. It really puts into perspective how damging the snap was. In the original scene we could only see those who fought and forgot there are people still living their own lives and seeing everything slip away one thing at a time is just truly horrifying.

[Ese.vato]

The fact that this is shown from multiple views gives it a much better perception of the impact the snap actually did

[Switchsml]

I like how this is like the MCU’s order 66 where many of the media show different perspectives of an impactful moment. I could never get sick of more pov’s from the snap and order 66

[warfare]

I like how the MCU continue to retell the snap because it wasn’t just something that happened in 1 movie & just forgotten about. This was a major event that continued to take place over years & effected everyone.

[jbg]

Honestly the way it just ends with "oh god" being the only thing left really hits home how devastating the snap was.

When you watch it from all these viewpoints, see all of the decimation at once, and you're just left with a solitary "oh god"

That's powerful.

[shannarafryer]

I never realized how devastating and traumatic this event would’ve been until now. The worse part was watching the wakandan army thin out in mere seconds and watching the city explode into chaos as people disintegrated. It really put into perspective ow terrifying it would be to watch the people around you slowly deteriorate while not knowing if you were next. They all didn’t disappear in a second, they went down one by one

[tailedgates]

Seeing it from so many angles is horrifying. Thanos not only shook the Avengers, but the foundation of the universe itself. My

[hazri]

I think the most interesting thing is to see the snap from Yelena's perspective. Really terrifying.

[Sean-qggg]

I love how you can actually dictate when the blip started. Between the start of the Yelena scene, the car crash, Mantis’s “something is happening, ” the bird chirping getting quieter, and calculating the speed of which the ashes fall is amazing. I don’t know how you timed the high school blip though.