History TearJerker / AvengersInfinityWar

* [[spoiler:Gamora's death. To get the Soul Stone, Thanos must sacrifice a loved one. Gamora has the upper ground, believing that she, as his adopted daughter, would have no love for her. She's utterly wrong, [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as we see Thanos crying,]] and the horror of the situation finally hits her. [[HeroicSuicide So she tries to end her own life first by stabbing herself,]] but the dagger she was holding has changed into bubbles, due to Thanos using the Reality Stone. And how does he kill her, you ask? By throwing her off a cliff, [[SilenceIsGolden as we see a silent clip of Gamora screaming as she falls to her death]], and then, one camera cut later, her lifeless corpse on the ground.

* Gamora's death. To get the Soul Stone, Thanos must sacrifice a loved one. Gamora has the upper ground, believing that she, as his adopted daughter, would have no love for her. She's utterly wrong, [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as we see Thanos crying,]] and the horror of the situation finally hits her. [[HeroicSuicide So she tries to end her own life first by stabbing herself,]] but the dagger she was holding has changed into bubbles, due to Thanos using the Reality Stone. And how does he kill her, you ask? By throwing her off a cliff, [[SilenceIsGolden as we see a silent clip of Gamora screaming as she falls to her death]], and then, one camera cut later, her lifeless corpse on the ground.

* The MCU seems to make it its job to make Wanda's life more miserable in every each installment she appears. After being separated with Vision in ''Film/CaptainAmericaCivilWar'', she did manage to had some sort of stability in life, which came crashing when Thanos' disciples targeted Vision for his Space Stone, and despite Vision's insistence for her to leave him for her own safety, Wanda didn't want that to happen and kept insisting to stay by his side, until eventually she had to come with the fact that in order to stop Thanos, she had to destroy the Space Stone, and Vision with it. Throughout the process of her destroying the Stone, you can definitely see Wanda tearing up to no end to do what must be done, and then the deed was done. Yet another beloved person left Wanda forever again... but then Thanos used Reality Stone to reform Vision ''just to tear the Space Stone out of him'', killing him and giving him an even more horrible death ''right in front of Wanda''. And then as stated above, Wanda was one of the heroes disintegrated by Thanos, cradling Vision's grayed out, lifeless, torn body, though after all she went through, you may start thinking that disintegration was a MercyKill...

* At the start of the film, virtually everyone who escaped the destruction of Asgard has been killed by Thanos and the Black Order. The brief attempt to fight back against Thanos is quelled quickly and just before Thanos murders the Hulk, Heimdall steps in and sends him to earth and is killed by Thanos in his place. Loki then emerges to attempt to trick Thanos into thinking he's loyal so he can kill him to no avail and Thanos proceeds to crush his neck, killing him. The worst part of all this is that Thor is being restrained and cannot help but watch all of this happen, screaming for Loki behind a gag made of the remnants of his half destroyed ship.

** Added to that, take a closer look at [Loki when he's handing over the Tesseract. That's not a villain willingly teaming up with a bigger villain. He looks not just beaten, but ''terrified''.]]

* One of the scenes featured in the first trailer is [[spoiler: a downed Vision screaming in agony as Corvus Glaive attempts to tear the Mind Stone from his forehead.]]

* The trailer also gives us a very grim shot of [[spoiler:some [[Film/ThorRagnarok Asgardian refugees]] dead on the floor. What's more, the dead girl in the foreground appears to be a ''child.'']]

* Gamora's death. To get the Soul Stone, Thanos must sacrifice a loved one. Gamora has the upper ground, believing that she, as his adopted daughter, would have no love for her. She's utterly wrong, [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as we see Thanos crying,]] and the horror of the situation finally hits her. [[HeroicSuicide So she tries to end her own life first by stabbing herself,]] but the dagger she was holding has changed into bubbles, due to Thanos using the Reality Stone. And how does he kill her, you ask? By throwing her off a cliff, [[SilenceIsGolden as we see a silent clip of Gamora screaming as she falls to her death]], and then, one camera cut later, her lifeless corpse on the ground]].

** Added to that, take a closer look at [[spoiler: Loki when he's handing over the Tesseract. That's not a villain willingly teaming up with a bigger villain. He looks not just beaten, but ''terrified''.]]

* [[spoiler:Gamora]]'s death. [[spoiler:To get the Soul Stone, Thanos must sacrifice a loved one. Gamora has the upper ground, believing that she, as his adopted daughter, would have no love for her. She's utterly wrong, [[EvenEvilHasLovedOnes as we see Thanos crying,]] and the horror of the situation finally hits her. [[HeroicSuicide So she tries to end her own life first by stabbing herself,]] but the dagger she was holding has changed into bubbles, due to Thanos using the Reality Stone. And how does he kill her, you ask? By throwing her off a cliff, [[SilenceIsGolden as we see a silent clip of Gamora screaming as she falls to her death]], and then, one camera cut later, her lifeless corpse on the ground]].
* [[spoiler:The entire scene where ''half the universe’s population'' fades away into ash, along with nearly every character who was not part of the original Avengers (War Machine, Rocket, and Nebula being the exceptions). This also includes Nick Fury and Marie Hill, as seen in {{the stinger}}. The despair and pain on their faces due to seeing their closest allies is absolutely gut wrenching]].
** Special mention goes to [[spoiler:'''[[WouldHurtAChild Peter Parker's disintegration]]'''. [[FinalSpeech There is no speech of bravado or determination to encourage Tony to stop Thanos.]] Oh no, he is utterly terrified, as he repeatedly apologizes and [[PleaseDontLeaveMe pleads for Tony to stay with him]], as he is completely terrified of dying. This comes to show, just like ''Film/SpiderManHomecoming'', that he is nothing more than a fifteen-year-old teenager, brought into a war bigger than he had ever thought. After he has finally disappeared, all Tony can do is silently grieve for him, and all his lost heroes, all while Nebula sadly looks on]].
** It becomes even worse when one remembers ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''. [[spoiler:While partially inaccurate, the point still stands that Tony has lost many of his friends to an exteremely dangerous threat]].
** [[spoiler:Before Bucky disintegrates, his last words are "Steve?"]].
* [[spoiler:At the start of the film, virtually everyone who escaped the destruction of Asgard has been killed by Thanos and the Black Order. The brief attempt to fight back against Thanos is quelled quickly and just before Thanos murders the Hulk, Heimdall steps in and sends him to earth and is killed by Thanos in his place. Loki then emerges to attempt to trick Thanos into thinking he's loyal so he can kill him to no avail and Thanos proceeds to crush his neck, killing him. The worst part of all this is that Thor is being restrained and cannot help but watch all of this happen, screaming for Loki behind a gag made of the remnants of his half destroyed ship.]]

** [[spoiler:Before Bucky disintegrates, his last words are "Steve?"]].

* [[spoiler: The entire scene where ''half the universe’s population'' fades away into ash, along with nearly every character who was not part of the original Avengers (War Machine, Rocket, and Nebula being the exceptions). The despair and pain on their faces is absolutely gut wrenching.]]

* [[spoiler: The entire scene where ''half the universe’s population'' fades away into ash, along with practically every character who was not part of the original Avengers. The despair and pain on their faces is absolutely gut wrenching.]]

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-->'''Thor:'''What more could I lose ?

* Thanos grabbing Thor by the head and the next shot of Thor screaming in agony. Either he's in extreme physical pain... or Thanos grabs Thor by the head to force him to watch something that provokes that reaction from him.

** Add to that scenes of Thor struggling to keep some machinery together, and Bruce lying in the hole in the floor looking completely heartbroken. This suggests Asgardians didn't just die offscreen - we will see how their heroes struggle to save them and fail.
* Throughout the trailers so far, T'Challa's default expression is more weary sadness than anything else. His beloved home has only just weathered the events of his solo movie, and now here comes ''another'' catastrophic event. The poor guy's tenure as Black Panther certainly isn't off to an easy start.

* Throughout the trailers so far, T'Challa's default expression is more weary sadness than anything else. His beloved home has presumably only just weathered the events of his solo movie, and now here comes ''another'' catastrophic event. The poor guy's tenure as Black Panther certainly isn't off to an easy start.

* The trailer also gives us a very grim shot of [[spoiler:some [[Film/ThorRagnarok Asgardian refugees]] dead on the floor. What's more, the dead girl in the foreground appears to be a ''child'']].

** Add to that scenes of Thor struggling to keep some machinery together, and Bruce lying in the hole in the floor looking completely heartbroken. This suggests Asgardians didn't just die offscreen - we will see how their heroes struggle to save them and fail.

** Added to that, take a closer look at [[spoiler: Loki when he's handing over the Tesseract. That's not a villain willingly teaming up with a bigger villain. He looks not just beaten, but ''terrified''.]]

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron "How were you guys planning on beating that?"]]'']]

-->'''Peter:''' Tony, I'm sorry. '''I'm sorry.'''

* The trailer also gives us a very grim shot of [[spoiler:some [[Film/ThorRagnarok Asgardian refugees]] dead on the floor]].

* We've seen Tony express negative emotions but the trailer shows us something that was previously completely foreign to him: hopelessness.

* We've seen Tony express negative emotions but the trailer shows us something that was previously completely foreign to him: hopelessness.
* The fate of the [[Film/ThorRagnarok Asgardian refugees]] is finally revealed, [[spoiler:and sadly, it appears to be a very tragic one. We get a very grim shot of the passengers ''dead on the floor'', in what appears to be the burning wreckage of their escape ship. We've yet to find out if there were any survivors other than Loki, but if not, than that could only mean one thing: '''Asgard is dead.''']]

* We've seen Tony express negative emotions but the trailer shows us something that was previously completely foreign to him: hopelessness.

[[caption-width-right:350:''[[Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron "How do you expect to stop that?"]]'']]

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!Trailers

* One of the scenes featured in the first trailer is [[spoiler: a downed Vision screaming in agony as Corvus Glaive attempts to tear the Mind Stone from his forehead.]]