Overrated movie

Rating: 1/10 (29 April 2019)

**Spoilers alert**

Boring and slow at the start.
The writing wasn't great. Come on, using time travel to fix everything. Iron took literally no time at all to "figure out the chaotic of the quantum realm". Thanos had the gauntlet, becomes a god, yet he could not foresee the future (that they will go back in time?) come on, he had the time stone.
Captain marvel was in the movie for like 5 minutes...
Captain america is so OP at the end.
Need to have less of Captain America and Iron man, they are boring characters with the same hate/love relationship. Needed more scene of Thor and Hulk (these two really lighten up the mood of the movie).
The army battle at the end was over the top and had really no purpose. Who needs an army when you have Thor + Hulk + Captain marvel. Captain Marvel took no effort at all taking out their mother ship.
Thanos, a character who is patience and always prepare/plan ahead yet he wanted to start a fight with the avengers from the future. He had no stones (just a weapon) and he fought head on with the avengers who already gather all the stones. Why risk it? Yes some would argue that he was over confident and that he thought none of the Avengers can use the gauntlet (they have a Hulk and Thor!). Thanos should have just waited till they return the stones...then take the stones then. Or he could have stop the future avengers from gathering the stones in the first place. Just bad writing.
And the ending, come on, Captain America manages to find and live through the same timeline and meeting up with the future Bucky and Falcon (what is the chance of this? 1 in 14 millions? The writers set rules for time travel, yet they end it like this. Just really unbelievable.

Most people I spoke to said they enjoyed the movie for the fun of it. They liked the action...etc. Yet when I asked them did the movie make sense? Most of them replied "no" or "kinda".
I felt they were trying to do too much and in the process left people like me wondering..."that made no sense..."