Avengers: Endgame-2019

This latest of the Avengers series is pretty predictable because it is so formulaic: a convoluted set of story strings that must come together at the end, gratuitous little interpersonal dramas, and lots and lots of explosions, fistfights, and a pseudo battle of Armageddon. Also, predictably, the final battle must invoke Deus ex machina to save the day.It’s too bad that a lot of engaging actors and Marvel characters are wasted on such an insipid, uninspiring script.The God wannbe, Thanos, is a boring and not a terribly scary sci-fi villain. He looks like a World Wrestling Federation refugee who overdosed on steroids. And, the quest for the five magic stones that give power over the entire universe sounds like a gimmick straight out of an adolescent-level video game.The first 60 minute takes forever to ramp-up. And the viewer is lost without remembering the previous installment,”Infinity War.” After a padded full three hours of superhero antics – so many superheroes I can’t keep them straight – the ending is dismally anticlimactic. Killing off Iron Man seems terribly misplaced. And, just to drag out the boredom, it follows up with a painfully long shot of all the super heroes – clad in black – at a funeral that is, well, deadly.A forgettable fractured sci-fi yarn.

They ruined all the great superhero in this movieThe hullk??? -Wtf its a joke Ironman- not great fight scene and usless death Thor -is like crying baby Captian america -can hold thor hammer??? Really?? Its like the ending of game of the throne

So..um…other than to wrecked up Thanos’s battle ship, Captain Marvel should be the one who defeat Thanos, right? That’s what all the fuss about, right?? She’s not supposed to be taken down so easily, right?? If she were strong enough, Tony wouldn’t be dead, right?????I thougth Capt. Marvel is the one who will deafeat Thanos, i wonder how will it be. Then POOF! In the end the stones did the job.Omg..so confused…

I haven’t really been a fan of many of the marvel movies but gave this one a shot given all the hype. Total waste of three hours. The time travel, plot holes and cheesy death scenes all were too confusing. These movies have consistently pandered to its audiences and this one was no different. If anything it was worse.

Mild spoilers ahead: This movie could lose some 60 minutes and nobody would notice (or probably will – it would be more fun). Some great acting wasted. Exponential comic absurdity mixed with cheap philosophy. SFX could be much better for such an epic attempt. Weepy ending with forced pathos ruins everything. I was truly glad when it finally was over. 3 stars for wrapping this up, hopefully for good.

Now here we are at the Endgame. Iron Man said it in Age of Ultron. Dr. Strange in Infinity War. Currently it’s the second highest-grossing film of all time, relegating Titanic to third place, and is only $400M away from overtaking Avatar. And it deserves to be right up there, because all three prompted the world to get off of their records and go to the cinema to be a part of a mini cultural movement. I remember when the first Avengers movie was announced, I counted down the days until it was finally shown. Going back further, I remember when I was kid my mom would buy me comic books, most of which were X-men titles but an Avenger one would slip through once in a while. So I really don’t like Iron Man because he’s too steely, Cap was boring, Black Widow was here then gone, Hawkeye was too arrogant, Hulk was just green and Thor piqued my interest. But when I got a copy of Avengers West Coast, Scarlet Witch mesmerized me and Vision (all white version) got me sold. I mean a witch in love with a robot in the 90s? As an introvert teen trying to find his way in life, these are the people that accompanied me in the tiny corners of a place I’d run and hide to.It’s one thing to read about them, it’s another to see them alive and moving on the big screen. Or half of them alive anyway. Endgame continues on after the snap, with those left behind trying to continue on after the loss they suffered. If there’s one thing negative I can say about the movie, is that the first hour showing the impact of the loss didn’t resonate with me. Maybe because I knew beforehand those gone will be brought back and I just have to go through the motions to get to it. Maybe my opinion will change as I watch it again in the future.Now on to the good parts:Final warning, detailed spoilers ahead…1) Captain America wielding Mjolnir (collective gasp from the audience) 2) That shot when Thanos’s army was approaching and only Captain America was left standing with a broken shield 3) “On your left…” 4) Pepper Potts as Rescue 5) Avengers!….Assemble. 6) Ant man punching an alien ship 7) Spider-man and Iron Man hug. Remember in Homecoming Peter thought they were going to hug and Tony said we’re not there yet? They’re there now. 8) Passing of the gauntlet from Hawkeye to Captain Marvel 9) Scarlet Witch. The only other Avenger who could’ve killed Thanos if he didn’t get help. 10) Captain Marvel’s entry…and short hair…and destroying Thanos’s warship single handedly. 11) All female Avengers rescuing Peter. People are divided about this, some saying it felt forced, that it was a little hypocritical but me, I’m here for it. 12) Captain Marvel’s one on one with Thanos, that head but and Thanos needing an Infinity Stone to fend her off. 13) Steve coming back to pass on the shield to Sam.What comes next though? How do they top something as big as this? Well there are so many other story lines in the comic book they can translate into the big screen. The actors? Tom, Chad, Benedict and Brie are more than capable of soldiering on. There’s also the TV series set for Loki, Bucky and Sam, and Scarlet Witch and Vision. Let’s also not forget that Disney now hold the rights to X-Men. So my prediction of still talking about the MCU well way into my 50s is starting to become possible. We might’ve gotten Endgame, but it seems the game has just begun.

So boring and predictable story with cringe moments such a dissapointment

3 hours out of my life I will never get back. not worth the hype. you think the soap opera is done by the ultimate battle. think again. let us milk it and release another spider man. geez a lou.

11 years, and still going strong, MARVEL and Disney were very much banking on audiences reacting well to to the big and very expensive climax to the Infinity Saga. And since this film became extremely close to toppling Avatar as the highest grossing film of all time, I think it’s safe to say that Avengers: Endgame did so and much more.With over half the cast brutally turned to ash at the end of the equally incredible Infinity War, writers, Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely did a superb job of wrapping up the loose ends left by Infinity War, while also wrapped up many open ended points from many other aspects of the past 22 movies. While many studios continue to try and often fail at an extensive movie universe, MARVEL has very rarely fumbled in this monstrous achievement. Despite a couple of duds, (looking at you, Incredible Hulk and Thor 2) the MCU has gone down with universal praise from fans, critics and general audiences goers alike.Nevertheless, while it’s very easy to proclaim Endgame as being perfect upon first viewing, (I was admittedly guilty of that) it does have a couple of problems that can hold it back. The biggest being the inconsistent and had to understand concept of time travel. Markus and McFeely seemingly have a juxtaposing explanation compared to that of directors, Joe and Anthony Russo. Personally, I’ve merged both explanations, which has made re-watching the film just as enjoyable as it was at the midnight release.Additionally, some moments can be questionable, in particular one big crowd pleasing moment between the female heroes, coming together to support Captain Marvel. (Brie Larson) Ultimately, there was clear evidence that Larson’s character didn’t need the support. And while the moment is brilliant to watch and definitely deserves the inevitable applause it receives, the moment would be even better had Captain Marvel not been the one needing support. A very good example of what I mean can be seen in the video below.But despite some small hiccups, the majority of this narrative holds up brilliantly, and still holds up as a sublime book end for that part of the MCU’s history. And while technically, Jon Watt’s Spider-Man: Far From Home is the final Phase 3 film, and is technically the last film in this saga, Endgame is the big book end for the majority of it’s cast, and is a tremendous and emotional send off for many of our beloved heroes.As we’ve come to expect from MARVEL, the production values for Endgame are off the scale, with tremendous special effects, which blends in so many elements and characters, while still appearing cohesive and a beautiful spectacle. Cinematography by Trent Opaloch was beautifully frame, full of dazzling colours at the right moments, thankfully avoiding the drab and darkly lit cinematography seen in Captain Marvel earlier in the year. Additionally, with the time travelling aspect to the narrative, Opaloch’s cinematography also pays respect to the work of MCU cinematographers from past installments. Since the film was shot entirely in IMAX alongside Infinity War, some may find the standard cinemascope version (the most common version shown) to feel boxed in at times, or not framed as well. And while this can be noticeable, it doesn’t hinder the film much, since everything you need to see is perfectly visible, with the IMAX versions also bringing extra detail on a larger scale. It’s films like this that deserve to be shown and seen on the big-screen.Throughout the MCU’s run, many aspects have improved. And the biggest improvement Endgame demonstrates is the sublime music by legendary composer, Alan Silvestri. After years of bland and unimaginative music, Silvestri really gets to be creative with this tremendous collection of music. His use of Jazz during the heist adds a unique tone to those moments, and the many inclusions of his empowering Avengers theme keeps the excitement coming. If MARVEL keeps giving composers the freedom to embrace their creativity, I look forward to continue seeing more work like this.Obviously, after 11 years of story-telling, it’s hard to please everyone with what you put out, and for those audience members that somehow haven’t seen Endgame or any previous MCU installment, I do highly recommend taking the journey as many fans and general audiences have done. Start at the beginning, and follow the journey. Because after completing the entire Infinity Saga (including Far From Home) I can safely say that Endgame left me dazzled, shocked, but ultimately satisfied. And even with my minor problems, it’s easy to look past, and just be entertained by this thrilling adventure. What else is there to say but… Avengers Assemble!SCORES Story 4/5 Characters 5/5 Production 4.5/5 Acting 5/5 Music 5/5Overall – 4.7/5

This movie dosent deserve to be this high on IMDb,it was bring and by far the worst avengers movie with a disapointing and predictable outcome,it ruined thanos and the heroes one with no casualties like every superhero movie,endgame was by far the worst most overrated marvel movie

I think End game is non sense How could they destroy the story by missing with time ! killing Thanos erase infinity war so End game is never happen and I wonder about Captain Marvel ..half the univ disappear and she was to busy or did not notice tell she had a missed call ..and once more she come to do nothing here ! come on ! I waited too long for this movie to understand why the “heroes ” of infinity war give up willingly infinity stone to thanos however the know what he will do! but now never mind it is just a movie no story not a big deal p.s I liked what happen to ironman