Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War

2018 • 149 minutes

About this movie

An unprecedented cinematic journey ten years in the making and spanning the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel Studios' Avengers: Infinity War brings to the screen the ultimate showdown of all time. The Avengers and their Super Hero allies must be willing to sacrifice all in an attempt to defeat the powerful Thanos.

Ratings and reviews

This movie broke me in the best ways possible. The characters had been so well developed in the ten years of planning that it made the whole movie feel real. There was still the comedic parts, kinda a trademark of these movies, that helped balance out all the tragedy that was going to come. With every superhero that they put in this, it somehow wasn't overwhelming or to busy, the Russo's managed to balance everything out. Even though there are some parts that could be critizied, and I in no way found those yet, the movie excceded all of my expectations. They ended it in such a harsh clifhanger that it left me wanting so much more. The plot of hero's saving the universe is something that is over used a lot, but it's that kind of timeless trope that will never not be used, it's something that you're used; I feel that with this movie they twisted it by having the heros not win yet, and by having them lose so much is gonna give them the motivation to try and fight back (hopefully). Normally during movies I don't cry, I might tear up a little or close my eyes, but in the first five minutes I was sobbing (one of my friends had to try and calm me down) and from the ending I cried for at least an hour. It seems silly for me to cry for that long, even though I know that they are coming back (I hope) but in the year that I had begun to get into Marvel, I got oddly attached to these characters, and the movies helped me through rough times. They were something that allowed me to relax and laugh about, so in a way these charaters were like friends (that sounds dumb). But Infinity War managed to make me worry and get upset about them in a way I wouldn't normally react to a movie. I'll have to admit before Marvel I was really into Harry Potter (I still am) and when one of the characters died, I was so upset that I cried, he was my favorite. So when I watched Infinity War it brought me to moments where it felt like people I knew were dissapering. It made me feel so many things, and I really enjoyed that, the way that these actors and the writers and directors can evoke so much emotion from something that doesn't actually exsist (as much as we want it to) it's something that amazes me. It was something that made the movie so good. I went to see this the day it came out with nine other people, we're all Marvel nerds, and by the end almost everyone of us was in tears over it; even with that I would recconmend to watch it because it's, simply put, just a really good movie. (I would like to apologise for any spelling and/or grammar errors) (I hope my English teacher would be proud of this)

By the user reviews, it seemed to be the bomb but actually was 3 stars at best. Due to bits of comedy I laughed some but the movie is only one part of a sequel. Def rentable but mediocre buy lol. Either way the plot development took long and action was usual marvel stuff. Overall koo flick but not a blockbuster hit like deadpool or gaurdians...more like black panther with too much hype or latest thor.

I am gonna get so much hate for this but...... Avengers Infinity war was my biggest disappointment of 2018. Just because all of the MCUs most popular Super heroes are in one movie dosen't mean it's great. Most of the entire line of heroes don't even apear for that long. Bucky (Winter soldiers) probably apears in probably only 3 scenes. Black Panther (Who by the way had his own movie recently) was only there to plan the final battle in the third act. And not only that but you killed him off.