Nailed it!

Rating: 10/10 (25 April 2019)

I would like to review it without spoilers, but I know I won't be able to... So here is my list:
Liked:
* Hulk. Like all others, except Captain America, this original avenger has a very good growth arc. He is the embodiment of the inner division so many of us feel (wonder if this was the inspiration for the character - to give the inner rage, inner "i just want to smash things", which most of us so often have to suppress of keep deeply hidden due to our social role, mask). This Hulk is the result of inner peace that is so hard to find - just be a friend to yourself. The scene where current Hulk tries to be the Smash-all-things Hulk is very funny because it stresses the big inner differences between them. Just like the remark: "I wear shirts now". It uses very well the point in timespace when clothes became a symbol of "being civilised".
* Black Widow and Hawkeye. These two have one of the best friendships on screen of all times. The love they have for each other could be easily felt in their every scene over the various films. I already saw some complains from a very bias group about he fate of Black Widow, but I assume that they are the kind of people where personal agenda wins over the character consistency. Back Widow has only one family - Hawkeye's family. She was the only one (except Fury, but he knew because of work) who knew about Hawkeye's family. They even named their kid after her, so you know that they each considers one another very closer. Closer than anyone else. And they will do everything for one another. Their main scene showed that very well too. There is no way Black Widow would have let her sister in law and her nephews and nieces live without a father. Their friendship is the goal how friendships between man and a woman should be portrayed. And we for sure don't have them enough on the screen.
* Iron Man Tony Stark. His story is so symbolic in this one. Everything started with him and ended with him. His unwillingness to go and leave the family he has and the guilt he felt after Peter Parker turned to dust in his arms. Everything was great. Such a turn around from the playboy we first saw to a two women man. Plus, I doubt there is anyone else who is so much Tony Stark in real life as Robert Downey Jr. You will be missed as Tony Stark.
* Captain Marvel. As expected, she didn't have a lot of screen time, but came to the final fight. Was she the key in defeating Thanos (or, more precisely, helping Tony to do it)? Debatable. But the visual effects around her are always very nice. I liked that she (and, sort of, was) the key character. This film wasn't about her or any other new character. This was all about the original 6 and including her would have taken that away.
* Captain America. For me he is the most boring character. He is already fully developed in his first film and afterwards he doesn't change. On one hand, it is very nice to see such an unbendable morale and code, on the other hand it's a bit boring. His story end though rases for me a lot of questions that have to do with time travel paradox.
* Thor. Nailed it!

Dislike:
* No Fury and Carol Danvers scenes. Seriously. Their first meeting after Fury was brought back should have been epic. Especially if Hill was by the side and has Fury something like: "Nick, what just happened?". The eye Carol should have given to Fury, the remark about "everybody calls me Fury". I also doubt that he would have held up his comments about her hair and her - about his eye. Such a wonderful opportunity missed.