A Solid Ending for 10 Years Worth of Stories

Rating: 8/10 (25 April 2019)

I've been following the Marvel Cinematic Universe since Iron Man released in 2008, and this film right here, it feels like a good epilogue for all the characters that Marvel Studios has released in the 11 years it has been making movies. Endgame has more emotion, more drama when compared to the more action-packed and thrilling story that Infinity War has, but as a sequel to that movie Endgame certainly delivers.
I'm not going to lie that this movie is perfect, it certainly has a few scenes which I thought could have done without. To mention the ones I dislike the most (and spoilers, for those who don't want to read them):
1. Nerd Hulk

Sure, he proved important when he volunteered to wield Tony's gauntlet, but I thought that the "The Hulk was a part of me, he wasn't a disease but more like a cure" explanation Bruce did was sort of a copout. It doesn't explain also why he couldn't Hulk-out in Infinity War and if they really wanted to go and bring Nerd Hulk to the screen, why not show how Banner becomes this kind of Hulk instead of him explaining how he did it?

2. Thanos' Ship Being Destroyed

Yeah, being one-shotted by Captain Marvel pissed me off. The entire MCU roster of heroes are down on the field, weathering the firestorm Thanos' ship is unleashing and then suddenly Carol Danvers flies right through it, destroying the ship in one blow. If I thought Nerd Hulk was a copout, then this scene was just cheap. Couldn't they sacrifice a few other heroes to actually heroically destroy the ship? Couldn't say Valkyrie or Star-Lord and the Guardians fly up there and show some struggle as they try to disable the ship? Couldn't the Wakandans use some kind of advanced tech they had to disable the ship's systems and then have a small group of heroes go in and destroy it?
I suppose having Carol just tear through the ship is cheaper (budget-wise) and allows for the focus of the film to stay on the fight on the ground, but still. It was anti-climactic, and it also felt like it undermines the diminishes the power the main villain has.

Spoilers stop there, and to conclude my review, I'm going to say Avengers Endgame was great. I felt my heart stir as I saw scenes depicting how the surviving members of the Avengers dealt with the events of Infinity War, and I smiled as I saw scenes that showed characters from previous movies make an appearance and actually contribute to the story. The ending was what really got to me, from the final fight between Thanos and the three-man team of Cap, Tony, and Thor, to the final lines of dialog between Thanos and Stark, that was just epic.
Go see this movie, you won't regret it.