Marvel Studios' Avengers: Endgame

2019 • 181 minuto

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The fourth installment in the Avengers saga is the culmination of 22 interconnected Marvel films and the climax of an epic journey. The world's greatest heroes will finally understand just how fragile our reality is-and the sacrifices that must be made to uphold it-in a story of friendship, teamwork and setting aside differences to overcome an impossible obstacle.

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First half is boring, second half is great, just fell a bit short (probably trying too hard to give a nod to all characters) and really just felt like a film for those creating it rather than the audience. It's the avengers - we get it - we don't need an entire film telling us the history about the avengers film - we've got them all already. It was weird how in the first film vision had surgery - but then just got it ripped out of his head anyway - then nothing on him in this film. I mean - swap out the artificial nostalgia with a more complete story that shows the threads of universal fate truly having a tight conclusion rather than leaving carelessly loose threads everywhere. Even though I walked out of the cinema very disappointed, I might still buy if I'm bored one evening. Would give it 2.7 stars if I could.

RIP Iron Man. Going to be a tough one for me, loved him ever since his first appearance 10 years back when I was 9 or 10 years old. Didn't think I was going to miss him that much but it's kinda grown on me especially when my mum began to show pictures of me as a kid dressed up as iron man :'/

Doesn't live upto the hype, doesn't match up to the pace, storyline setup by Infinity war. Writers used too many coincidences to stir the story in the emotional direction. All the nostagia/emotional scenes felt so forced. A small story streched to 3 hours. InfinityWars had more content than this and the story was better told. No special iron man suit/power, Dr. Strange just played with water, Captain marvel was used just 2 times, 'all the ladies of marvel' scene looked so much as a 'formality'.