The Infinity Saga has – and it pains us to write this – come to an end with the release of Avengers: Endgame. The three-hour and two-minute movie has fans feeling all kinds of things but for the vast majority, it’s bittersweet as hell. To celebrate the past 11 years and 22 movies of Marvel magic, fans have taken to social media – especially Twitter – to say #ThankYouAvengers.
Yeah, it’s time to cry again.
(You can absolutely bet a bunch of these messages include the gut-wrenching words: “Love you 3000.” Goddamn it.)
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Lovers of the Marvel Cinematic Universe have shared memories, old movie tickets, favourite moments, and messages to the original six – Iron-Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), the Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner).
#ThankYouAvengers started to trend over the weekend after the release of Endgame in the United States.
Captain America himself described some of the tweets of thanks as “incredibly touching”.
Some of these #ThankYouAvengers posts are incredibly touching. I’m feeling a deep sense of gratitude today 💙#ThankYouAvengersFans
— Chris Evans (@ChrisEvans) April 27, 2019
And now, we cry.
“I went through all my old movie tickets and found all the MCU ones. My oldest is Iron-Man 2 and some are so faded you can’t even read them in this picture. I loved every minute of the last 10+ years. #ThankYouAvengers”
I went thru all my old movie tickets & found all the MCU ones. My oldest is Iron Man 2 & some our so faded you can’t even read them in this picture. I loved every minute of the last 10+ years #ThankYouAvengers pic.twitter.com/sI8Svci2ci
— Meda (@Swamp_Ranger) April 27, 2019
Everyone wants to be a heroes, but legends are eternal.
22 films. 11 years.
It started with 6, ended up with an army. We couldn’t have asked for a better team or family.We love you 3000#ThankYouAvengers pic.twitter.com/WROLiZFMCm
— TanV 🐰 (@ekchaikebaad) April 27, 2019
“22 films, 48/10 hours, 2922 minutes and every second has been worth it. These movies have been a big part of everyone’s lives and I can’t put into words how sad it is knowing the era is almost over, each character will forever have a special place in my heart. #ThankYouAvengers,” @mxndesparker tweeted.
https://twitter.com/Selena_Adera/status/1122151561591914496
“Thank you for so many years of greatness this whole cast did this for us, such an experience that I’ll never forget. Sadly this era might be over but we will remember the times we laughed and cried so #ThankYouAvengers,” @negansari wrote.
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https://twitter.com/Ocberry4/status/1122302679852691456
After seeing #AvengersEndGame, I can confidently say that the Marvel Cinematic Universe is the Star Wars of this generation. The cultural impact not only on movies, but the real world in general, shows me that. #ThankYouAvengers pic.twitter.com/ecKxnDOJmS
— Evan J Gamber (@GamberEvanJ) April 27, 2019
https://twitter.com/strugglinsophia/status/1122083152346763265
I was 13 when I first saw Iron Man. 21 films later and I’m 23 now. I’ve grown with these characters. I can’t thank you enough for the countless hours of entertainment and conversations I’ve had with friends about this universe. Love you 3000. See you again tmrw
#ThankYouAvengers pic.twitter.com/iGAdLKLC8X— Joseph Velasquez (@TheSlayerV1) April 28, 2019
Everyone will move on and forget, but not us. Forever in our hearts, we love y’all 3000 #ThankYouAvengers #AvengersEndgame pic.twitter.com/dunw8QHtzV
— Sheneal Amos (@Sheneal215) April 27, 2019
To cheer you up, here’s a video of a relieved Ruffalo after he managed not to spoil Endgame.
Now that #AvengersEndgame is out in the world, you all can finally live without the fear of me spoiling it 🙈@brielarson @RobertDowneyJr @TessaThompson_x @Renner4Real pic.twitter.com/qBJL7lTkfZ
— Mark Ruffalo (@MarkRuffalo) April 26, 2019
Avengers: Endgame is in cinemas now.
