Iconic scene in a great end to a plethora of movies and a great character arc. I read these comics as a kid and always wanted to see them on the big screen. Up through End Game they did not disappoint.
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Watching this in theaters must have been what it felt like to watch Darth Vader throw Palpatine into the reactor on the big screen back in the day.
Amazing work I love seeing it posted.
"Avengers assemble!", Cap using Mjolnir, Tony's snap... So good.
I saw RotJ in theaters at a very young age. The thing I remember most was being super worried that Lando was going to die in the Falcon while they raced out, cause it looked bad. I was the most relieved person in the theater when she flew out of that fireball.
Probably if you were old enough to understand it. I was 6 years old and was confused AF.
And no, adding Vader screening "no" is not the fix. I grew up and eventually understood.
I had an ancient coworker, completely awesome dude worked at Aatari in the hayday, tell me about seeing them in theaters. It sounded comparable for the time. I myself did not exist yet.
To be able to appreciate it properly for the first time would be amazing!
I told my children only I am allowed to introduce my grandchildren to star wars, so I can experience it through them if I'm lucky and nobody spoils it. Wish me luck!