Reacting to The MCU, X-Men, and More

The snap (edited)

The video opens to a mysterious, purple-skinned figure—Thanos—holding a glowing yellow stone. With grim determination, he places it into a golden gauntlet already embedded with other stones. The Infinity Gauntlet.

Several of the people in the theater look confused, unsure of who this figure is. But others—like Fury, Natasha, and Hill—wear grim expressions, recognizing the magnitude of the situation. The air thickens with tension.

As the screen shows Thanos embedding the last stone into the Infinity Gauntlet, a wave of tension fills the movie theater. Several heroes sit forward, their eyes glued to the screen.

Fury crosses his arms, a deep frown settling on his face. "This can't be good."

Natasha's brow furrows, recognizing the ominous situation. "He's got all of them now..."

Peter Parker, sitting a few rows back, mutters nervously, "What is he going to do with all those stones?"

The Gauntlet surges with immense power, glowing as energy travels up Thanos' arm, lighting him up in a spectrum of colors. He grits his teeth, roaring in pain as the energy surges into his body—flooding his neck and face with intense waves of power.

Clint Barton leans forward, hopeful. "Looks like Thor's got him."

But the relief is short-lived. As Thor drives Stormbreaker into Thanos' chest, the tension only grows, especially when Thanos begins to speak.

Suddenly, a streak of lightning crashes from above, knocking Thanos into the dirt. The screen cuts to Thor, eyes glowing with electric blue energy and wielding his newly forged hammer, Stormbreaker. His face is etched with vengeance as he swings the weapon, ready to unleash its fury.

Thanos, his arm still outstretched, tries to power up the Gauntlet again, the stones shimmering. Thor hurls Stormbreaker with blinding speed, the hammer surging toward Thanos. The power from the Infinity Stones clashes with the lightning-imbued hammer, but Stormbreaker cuts through the energy like it's nothing, embedding itself deep into Thanos' chest.

Thanos, gasping in pain, clutches the handle of the hammer embedded in his chest, weakened and struggling. Thor lands heavily in front of him, his eyes blazing with fury. He stalks forward, grabbing the back of Thanos' head, pulling him closer.

Clint Barton leans forward, hopeful. "Looks like Thor's got him."

But the relief is short-lived. As Thor drives Stormbreaker into Thanos' chest, the tension only grows, especially when Thanos begins to speak.

Wanda, her voice barely a whisper: "This... doesn't feel right."

Thor: "I told you... you'd die for that."

In the theater, Thor grips the armrest, his jaw clenched as he watches his future self confront Thanos.

With a furious snarl, Thor presses Stormbreaker deeper into Thanos' chest, glaring down at him as Thanos cries out in agony, blood pooling at the edges of the wound. Thanos' groans echo through the theater, his strength fading.

Thanos slumps his head forward, groaning as though he's too weak to speak. Slowly, he lifts his head and cracks his eyes open, his voice rasping, barely above a whisper.

Thanos: "You should have... uhh..." His tone lowers, as if he's on the verge of collapse. "You should have..."

Thor's eyes narrow, his grip tightening as he waits for Thanos to finish. But suddenly, Thanos' weak expression shifts—his eyes harden, his voice becomes sharp and menacing.