The highly anticipated Avengers: endgame is here, and we have decided to offer this movie review as thousands of fans cannot wait to know what is in store for them before they hit the cinema.
Our array of superheroes was overcome by self-doubt yet propelled by the burning urge to live past their failures and put Thanos behind them for good.
All your favorite Marvel Cinematic Universe superheroes come together to join forces in a final fight against their one enemy – Thanos.
Avengers Endgame is the last part of 11 years of wonderfully written scripts coming to life in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and fans all around the world who have been privileged to see this film in the first few days of its release have not held back from expressing how achieved and satisfied they feel.
Avengers Endgame is a movie neatly orchestrated to bring all the other stories together in a perfect ending that will leave fans feeling sad that the journey has come to an end.
This powerfully rendered culmination of 11 years of hard work has fans who have grown up watching superhero movies and fans who are older and started with superhero Comics rushing to the nearest cinemas to purchase tickets.
This film is undoubtedly a medley of drama, action, and subtle humor that keeps you on your seat, eyes wide open, and heart pounding as you watch applause-worthy moments.
The Avengers’ Infinity War left fans heartbroken. It ended with Thanos snapping his finger and wiping off more than half of the world’s population, including some of our favorite superheroes.
However, the Marvel Cinematic Universe was kind enough to begin Avengers: Endgame right from that moment when Thanos broke our hearts and showed us what it takes to mend a broken heart.
If memory serves us right, the Avengers who survived the tragic moments are Tony Stark/Iron Man, Steve Rogers/Captain America, Bruce Banner/Hulk, James Rhodes/War Machine, and Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow.
It is five years after everything, and none of these superheroes feels self-motivated enough to move past the pain, shame, and disgrace they suffered from Thanos and prove to the rest of the world that they are strong enough to save us.
Thor, who has been the man crush of many female fans every day, seems to be the most out-of-shape Avenger in this new movie. The god returned to Asgard to drown all this pain and Sorrow in beer, thus losing his masculine appeal and joining the Potbelly Men’s Club.
Thor had no time to think about the repercussions of what Thanos had done to the Avengers and world citizens. To get Thor back on the road again, his mates must put in some effort.
One of the most touching moments was when one of the superheroes was offered the chance to come back and redeem himself. He clarifies that the only second Chance he deserves is right there and then with his family and loved ones, including a sweet little girl who means the world to him. He emphasized not wanting to throw dice on it.
Earlier in the movie, another superhero leads a group therapy session and stresses the need for people to move on.
Avengers Endgame offers you the privilege of viewing the masculinity that superheroes are supposed to possess from a very different angle while revealing how fragile they can be.
If you have seen Captain Marvel, then you probably noticed the post-credit scene stating that Captain Marvel, the first female superhero with so much strength in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, will play a part in the final installment of The Avengers.
That was enough proof of the changing gender dynamics in the Marvel cinematic universe and Hollywood. The presence of Carol Danvers in Avengers: endgame was all the motivation and energizing the other superheroes needed.
At this point, any movie lover would wish Captain Marvel had a more extended role in the rest of the movie.
The other folks who joined the major surviving group of Avengers include Nebula (Thanos’ estranged baby girl), Clint Barton/Hawkeye, who has been searching every corner of the world for bad guys to deal with, and Scott Lang/Ant-Man, who was lucky enough to be set free from the quantum realm and did his best to seek out the other superheroes.
The Avengers come together to create a plan to get rid of Thanos, the supervillain, and Antman brings up the idea of time travel. The crew was initially skeptical about going back in time, but once they warmed up to the plan, nothing was holding them back—not even fear.
The Avengers: Endgame is evidence of professional directing, as Joe and Anthony Russo provided fans with precisely what they expected to see and more.
Avengers: Endgame is undoubtedly a film without flaws, and even if you are one of the world’s best movie critics, you probably would have to cook up some lies (that won’t sell) to get people to believe there is a loophole we failed to notice.
The Avengers: Endgame is the 22nd film in the series, and the team has taken it as an opportunity to do a good job and bid us goodbye forever. This movie scores big on bringing back the small but precious moments as some superheroes encounter their younger selves and the people they love.
Stephen McFeely and Christopher Markus’ screenplay reveals to viewers the human sides of these characters who became extras and took on the responsibility of saving the world with their superhuman abilities. Many details needed to come together to draw links between all the prequels and this final film.
And though it obviously wasn’t as easy to fit all those details in, the three hours this movie runs for bring together all the little bits of information that make the Avengers who and what they are.
Take it or leave it; Avengers: Endgame is the best film of 2019 and will not get stale anytime soon.
