Marvel Studios Avengers: Endgame

It had been a decade and 22 films in the making and does not fail to deliver an epic conclusion to one of the biggest sagas in movie history. The movie starts by picking up 5 years after the events of Infinity War where the remaining members of the Avengers are broken, defeated depressed and hopeless. Whilst some try to find ways to move on, others struggle to function. The movie explores a lot of dark themes such as mental health, depression, anger etc, with they occasional humour added for good measure. It shows that some people sometimes need to look back in order to move forward and there is a lot of character development where you see some of the regular Marvel Ciematic Universe (MCU) characters in ways you've never seen them before. The performances are strong from all characters and somehow despite the roster of superheroes in this movie, they all seem to get a respectable amount of screen time. Endgame doesn't have as many action sequences as Infinity War but focuses more on story telling. However, there are some excellent action sequences along with flawless visual effects that make the wait worth while. If you have seen the previous MCU movies prior to Endgame, this is a must. If you haven't, then I would recommend watching the others first. Although some may argue that Infinity War was a better movie overall, I have to admit there is one particular scene in Endgame that no other movie have ever been able to achieve and very unlikely to do so in the future. It is probably one of the most epic scenes in movie history and worth waiting 22 movies for. Overall the last 2 Avengers movies would seem impossible to make on paper but somehow the Russo brothers have pulled it off. There are a few things I would have liked to be different in Endgame but cannot say as this is a Non-spoiler review but nonetheless, it is a very good film and a worthy conclusion to the Infinity Saga which has been hinted since the beginning of the the MCU.

Good film to watch. Good value and good entertainment. Always enjoy Avengers films.

The film smashing all box-office records in terms of income, Avatar slipping into second place, Titanic third. Would be interesting if a count of bums on seats when each of the films including The Sound Of Music was available for comparison....obviously blockbusters such as these including Endgame released at very different times. As I am no longer able to go to the cinema to watch the films as I once did, I have been looking forward to this one, especially after the brilliant Infinity Wars. In this, we see Iron Man(Robert Downey Jr)and Nebula (Karen Gillan) who have been stranded in deep space since the battle several days ago, saved by prospective Avengers new recruit Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) The surviving Avengers join forces with Captain Marvel to recover the stones from Thanos (Josh Brolin) who claims to have destroyed them. Five years pass, the remaining Avengers now a shadow of what they once were continue to mourn the loss of so many friends and fellow heroes. However, they reluctantly unite behind an idea that Scott Lang/Antman (Paul Rudd) who has escaped from the Quantum Realm proposes - what if they could go back in time? could they change the course of events and bring those lost back? Technology that doesn't really exist, however putting their minds to it a machine is assembled to do just that. Now with a very out of condition Thor (Chris Hemsworth) along with a very different Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) Captain America (Chris Evans) Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) War Machine (Don Cheadle) Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and Rocket (voiced by Bradley Cooper) join Iron Man and Antman in a mission to find the Infinity Stones keeping them out of the clutches of Thanos, preventing the loss of so many and the destruction of the infrastructure of much of the Universe. To do so, many dangers will have to be faced including another head-on-clash with Thanos and the forces at his beckon-call. Will the past be restored? Will all of those on the quest survive? A superb follow-up to Infinity War, maybe not what I anticipated having avoided being told of events, but, exciting stuff indeed, action-packed coupled with the usual array of dazzling CGI. With its star-studded cast-list, certainly a must for Marvel/Super-Hero fans. Footnote - I hope the Disney/Sony dispute regarding Spiderman (Tom Holland) can be resolved...surely a must?

This is a once in a lifetime film. The (film) stars have aligned and a unique confluence of events have come together. We’ll never see anything like this ever again. Certainly not in my lifetime. How to end a decade and 20+ of films without blowing it? Well, this film pulls it all together and to say it pulls it off is an understatement. A film for which I’ve waited all my life. I love, love, love this film and I look forward to watching it again even as I’m watching it. Thank you Marvel for giving the 10 year old me the film of which I always dreamt. And for showing me I was right for reading comics in the first place when it was the least coolest thing to do on the planet.

I waited a whole year to watch this film, I didn't see Infinity Wars because I know the wait would kill me. So I waited and now I have watched both films back to back. I'm so glad I waited. This is the work of ten years and as it stand right now, they almost got it right. There was allot in this film and so much more they missed out. This is Infinity Wars stripped down to the bare bones and they make a decent job of it. There's some stuff in it that I didn't see coming but allot I did. There's some nice plot hole's filled and a few cop out's along the way. The film IS good and as a closing chapter to phase one in the marvel MCU it does a decent job of tying things up for allot of the charter's while leaving the door open for other's. This is Downey Juniors swan song and a fitting good-bye to his charter that will be so sorely missed in the MCU, Tony is our guiding light, we may not have alway agreed with him or liked him but he was the star we stirred towards always. It was all about this moment for him and as endings go, it was a good one. Having said that I think it is Thor, out of all the charter's in the MCU films which has grown the most. Surprising you may say but going back to watching him from the start, he is the one most changed out of everyone and is still changing. I hope we get to see more of him in the second phase of the MCU because I'd love to find out where he goes from here. Overall I was 90% happy with EndGame, it was never going to be perfect and to expect it to be is a mistake. I think they hit most of the nail's on the head. I'm really going to miss allot of the charters but Tony Stark will always be that little be extra to me. I was a comic fan before the MCU, I grew up with these charters as a child/teenager and it's been a privilege to see them bout to the big screen in full. Now, New Avengers, its time to Assemble. Bring on the second phase.

Good movie , plays well , good price, came on time, thanks amazon.

Reasonably priced and great condition. Arrived promptly and was well packaged.

As described, in perfect working order.

Love this film coz its the end of a new beginning for other marvel stories to come.

Je suis très déçu il n’y a pas de version française

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My favorite Avengers film.

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