Wonder Studios president Kevin Feige has said in a Reddit AMA that Steve Rogers, otherwise known as Captain America was constantly commendable, and was simply being 'pleasant' to Thor in Avengers: Age of Ultron, when he nearly lifted his hammer, Mjolnir.
In the climactic clash of Avengers: Endgame, Captain America stunned gatherings of people by bringing Mjolnir amid a battle with Thanos, accordingly demonstrating that he is commendable. "Just he who is commendable can lift the hammer," Thor's dad, Odin let him know. "I knew it," he said after observing Steve use the hammer.
This response was an immediate callback to a scene in Age of Ultron, in which the Avengers endeavored to lift Mjolnir one by one. Just Steve figured out how to make it move, a lot to Thor's worry.
Feige, who led an Ask Me (Almost) Anything on Reddit this week, was gotten some information about Steve's value by a fan. He stated, "We think he was constantly commendable and was being neighborly in Age of Ultron."
Endgame co-executive Joe Russo had said in a past meeting, "I think everybody who's a Marvel fan at that time where Cap tried the stunt, felt where it counts in their heart that he was commendable and that he could possibly lift that on the off chance that one day he did.
"Furthermore, clearly whether you make a show around the conditions of him employing the hammer and after that kicking Thanos' a$$ for 30 seconds from that point forward, we sensed that we could make a tense minute for the viewers."
The Mjolnir scene in Endgame has been very well known among fans. A few of them responded emphatically via web-based networking media and shared energetic responses. Endgame is en route to breaking Avatar's record-breaking film industry record and has made more than $2.5 billion around the world.
