Review By Ian Walter (Toronto, Canada)
We’re all in the Endgame now.
Avengers: Endgame WILL NOT BE SPOILED. GET OFF THE INTERNET AND GO SEE IT NOW!
For those still looking for reasons to see this movie, well I can give you at least 22 of them.
The 22nd film and concluding chapter of the Infinity Saga of the MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe), Avengers: Endgame (Joe and Anthony Russo’s direct follow-up to Avengers: Infinity War) is an emotional rollercoaster that will leave you satisfied with the time and money you have spent enjoying the fruits of the MCU’s labor over the last decade.
Although the MCU will go on, Endgame offers a payload that not only caps off phase 3 but also brings some gratifying closure to the saga that started with 2008’s Iron Man (starring Robert Downey Jr.) and birthed 2012’s Marvel’s The Avengers on the big screen. The movie starts out with a group of desperate survivors unsure how to move on after Thanos’ (reprised by Josh Brolin) devastating snap in the Infinity War that wiped out half of the universe. Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) is encouraging people to move on even though he admits to Natasha Romanov (Scarlett Johansson) that they can’t. The squad finds a glimmer of hope in some of the players that were not available during Infinity War (Brie Larson’s Captain Marvel and Paul Rudd’s Ant-Man) as they move to confront Thanos and attempt to reverse what has been done.
For Tony Stark (RDJ), he has made peace with their new reality and is forging forward with a family of his own. Some have suffered from the loss more than others, however, as Rocket (Bradley Cooper) and Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) try to convince Thor (Chris Hemsworth) that he is invaluable in their efforts to avenge the fallen. Changed in a dangerous way by Thanos’ actions is Hawkeye a.k.a. Ronin (played by Jeremy Renner), and he is blazing a trail though the criminal underworld as a deadly assassin. When the plan comes together to perform a ‘time heist’ and snatch the six infinity stones before Thanos can, team-ups are formed and the adventure ramps up.
There are strong connections in the narrative to previous installments in the MCU (shedding new light on some of the lesser watched entries such as Thor: The Dark World), and cameos and references that remind you of all of the fun that’s been had with these characters over the past 10 years. The Easter eggs in this movie alone will have you wanting to go back for repeat viewings. The tighter focus on character development rather than your typical loud action set pieces gives Endgame an emotional backbone that resonates when each of our remaining heroes are called into action. Nebula (a bone-chilling performance by Karen Gillen) in particular gets some much-needed screen time, and as a result we get a deeper appreciation as to what drives her character.
As if the movie’s first two hours weren’t emotional and entertaining enough, strap in for the third act. Clocking in at just over three hours, Endgame doesn’t even feel as long with the majority of the last 45 minutes to an hour occupied by a giant battle of truly EPIC proportions. Others will get into spoiler details, but this Avengers finale really is a sight to behold. What we are left with after quite possibly some of the most thrilling action we have ever seen from the MCU, is a sincere feeling that the MCU has been forever changed. As the new recruits charge forward and form new Avengers teams, the old guard will be retiring their jerseys one by one. It is nice that the original team that sparked this whole cinematic universe have a poetic adventure that pays homage to all of their accomplishments.
Both Infinity War and Endgame have felt like the most comic book-inspired pieces of film to date and, for different reasons, contribute to solidifying the MCU as the most compelling over-arching narrative in cinema. Avengers: Endgame serves as a beautiful terminus for the Marvel Cinematic Universe as we have come to know it over the last decade, and will stand the test of time as one of the greatest comic book movies ever made.
Rating: 5/5
I read the whole thing,lol
Just like I was watching it all over again.
Thanks!
So that quote “no amount of money can buy you a second of time” Ton receive from hes dad is actually him telling his dad if the first place?
“6 stone 3 teams 1 shot ” this quotes didnt added please add this also remaining all are good
Morgan Stark Talking To Happy Is Missing That She wants Cheeseburgers And happy refers That Tony Was Also liked Cheeseburger
AVENGERS: ENDGAME, It’s So Good I Cried…TWICE!!! (SPOILER FREE)
So I’m going to keep this review short as I do not want to give anything away. Audiences should watch Endgame with a ‘spoiler-free’ mind, the only way that one can enjoy this film at the highest level.
I didn’t think that ENDGAME was as good as INFINITY WAR, but as the title suggests I still loved it. There were only a couple of ‘imperfect’ things, the most notable being the pacing. The beginning was extremely slow, and it took a while before the story actually got going, but it was understandable considering this was the aftermath of the dire consequences of Infinity War. And the second aspect was that there were a couple of characters I expected were going to have more screen time and more relevance to the story, but instead, they fizzled and diminished quickly away probably so that the story could concentrate on the first main characters of the original Avengers film.
Despite these minor flaws, for me, it was the end that made the film so magical, so incredible, and so emotional. I had tears, and because of the fact that there were other people in the cinema, I somehow controlled my emotions so that I would not cry and wail like a three year old toddler. The ending was a homage to itself, and if it was any other movie this would probably be quite arrogant, but what the film shows is how incredible the MCU has, for over a decade, created worlds and characters through 22 films that many a population has dedicated and invested their time, money, and emotion.
You don’t need me to tell you to watch it, the film has already taken over $1.2 billion after five days of its release. Just a word of advice: bring some tissues.
Rating: 4/5
It’s funny and sadly.
Found what i was looking for ! Thankyou Great job
Joy, Emotions and finally an ending.
This is the movie for which the whole world waited. We won’t get another movie like this for sure.
Love, Emotions, Friendship, goosebumps, and fight scenes are perfectly scripted.
One main theme is ‘Sacrifice’ yes it’s needed in our real life too but we can’t or won’t bear it.
Y’all need to quote about him and his dad. That money and time quote!!!
been looking for that 🙁
Tony said “No amount of money ever bought a second of time”
That was the whole movie.
So while youre at it, can you post the conversation between old cpt america and falcon?
Btw, what was the very last sentence said in the entire movie?
Where is Spiderman quotes after Tony snaps his fingers.
Those aren’t quotes it’s the ones like, “I love you three thousand”
Tony Starks Daughter to Him and Vice Versa
Agreed! I was looking for what Freya said to Thor about who he’s supposed to be and who he’s meant to be
Same, here it is:
Thor: His head was over there. His body over there (pointing). And what was the point? I was too late. I was just standing there. Some idiot with an axe.
Frigga: You’re no idiot. You’re here, aren’t you? Seeking counsel from the wisest person in Asgard.
Thor: Yes.
Idiot no. A failure? Absolutely.
Thor: Seems a little bit harsh.
Frigga: But you know what that makes you? Just like everyone else.
Thor: I’m supposed to be like everyone else, am I?
FRIGGA: EVERYONE FAILS AT WHO THEY’RE SUPPOSED TO BE, THOR. A MEASURE OF A PERSON, OF A HERO, IS HOW WELL THEY SUCCEED AT BEING WHO THEY ARE.