Mr. Stark.
Captain.
KEVIN FEIGE: There is just something awesome about seeing these
different franchise heroes interacting with each other for the first time.
- BANNER: Who are you? - Natasha Romanoff.
The notion of seeing characters who you've grown to love in their own movies
walking into another movie for the first time,
there is just something that is satisfying.
(ROARING)
We haven't really seen that since the first Avengers.
Avengers: Age of Ultron introduced some new characters
within the body of that film.
Captain America: Civil War introduced Black Panther and Spider-Man.
Hey, everyone.
And then, here we are years later...
(WAKANDANS CHANTING IN XHOSA)
...doing Infinity War.
(ALL EXCLAIM)
ROCKET: Wipers! Wipers!
Get it Off.
(ALL GASP)
How the hell is this dude still alive?
He is not a dude.
You're a dude.
This... This is a man.
A handsome, muscular man.
I'm muscular.
We're doing something the fans have wanted from day one.
Who the hell are you guys?
Ever since the very beginning of getting the job as Drax in Guardians,
I was really wishing that the worlds would collide.
We like to combine things that don't seem like they belong together.
I feel your pain.
I feel your pain as well.
JOE: The exciting aspect of the film
is that we're gonna take all of these characters
from different franchises in the Marvel Universe
and we're gonna put them together.
Tony Stark.
I'm Doctor Stephen Strange. I need you to come with me.
I'm sorry, you giving out tickets to something?
The "Strange Alchemy" is a phrase that we came up with in the writers' room.
"Which characters can we put together that audiences are excited to see?"
What is your job exactly? Besides making balloon animals.
Protecting your reality.
"How do you combine all these different tones, all these different characters,
"and how do we balance it?"
What exactly is it that they do?
Kick names, take ass.
Yeah, that's right.
JOE: That's gonna create the most spark
because conflict between heroes can be entertaining.
- What are you doing? - Taking your pod.
(PETER CLEARS THROAT)
(IN DEEP VOICE) No, you're not.
You will not be taking our pod today, sir.
Are you making your voice deeper?
We had the opportunity to bring all of the Marvel Universe
practically together.
RHODES: You guys...
really look like crap.
TRAN: I think those small little character moments
are what makes Marvel movies so special.
- (GROWLS) - Where's your guy?
(GRUNTING)
Dude, you're embarrassing me in front of the wizard.
T'CHALLA: Today, we don't fight for one life,
we fight for all of them.
JOE: So, the greatest test that these characters will ever face,
they can barely face it together.
DR. STRANGE: We're in the endgame now.
We are embarking on something
that is much bigger than we've ever embarked on before.
Where's the fight?
On its way.
It's a collaborative thing where you've got
that many people pooling their talent together.
That's really something to enjoy.
- I am Spider-Man. - Dr. Strange.
There was sort of a camaraderie between us.
They all make each other better in the scenes.
PETER: Who are you?
We're the Avengers, man.
THANOS: The end is near.
There's never been anything like this.
Ready?
Let's go.
FEIGE: It's fun putting people
who have no business being on the same planet together...
- This is a friend of mine. - (GRUNTING)
...much less, the same room together.
I am Groot.
I am Steve Rogers.
FEIGE: The amount of actors in this film is staggering.
- How much for the gun? - Not for sale.
Okay. How much for the arm?
Just look around. It's like, "Oh, wow.
"There's all this potential."
Thank you for standing with us.
Everybody knows this has all been leading to something. Well, this is it.
(SHOUTS IN XHOSA)
Everybody wants the characters uniting for a big battle.
PROXIMA MIDNIGHT: He'll die alone.
BLACK WIDOW: She's not alone.
That's why we make these movies.
That, to us, is the fun.
You're an Avenger now.
Wakanda forever!