The real definition of catharsis!

Rating: 10/10 (5 May 2019)

It's been a week since Avengers : EndGame hit movie theatres. Since then, I've been trying to wrap my mind around the idea that it is really over.. This week saw EndGame breaking long-held records and creating new ones. It has made 1 billion and over $900 million worldwide!
Almost everything that could be possibly said about it has been already said. Like so many others; nevertheless, I was and am profoundly emotional. I've always studied catharsis yet for the first time, I lived it. EndGame showed me the true meaning of catharsis; it purged me. It was beyond what I expected and I expected phenomenal! It was an experience like no other, a masterpiece. I laughed, cried, cheered and cried some more.. I was a complete emotional wreck towards the end. I was a ten-year old boy again. It took me to a journey which I've been part of. I was nostalgic. I saw myself in every piece of it. The movie was a capsule of memories..
This is history, the world came together to witness an end of an Era. All shapes, ages, sizes, colors, religions and genders. It was a national event! Marvel showed us how movies should be made.
I've loved Lord of the Rings, I've loved Harry Potter, I've loved Star Wars. But I have LIVED the MCU. We can never be thankful enough for what you've given us. From a small kid who watched Iron-Man in 2008 with zero expectations to the man who watched EndGame three times after a week of its premiere!
It was not easy for Marvel to start the MCU. Marvel had to sell some of their rights to other studios in hope to start the MCU. Things didn't go quite as planned. Therefore, Marvel gambled its rights to all of their characters to get a loan of $500 million to start the #MCU. It was a risk worth taking. A well-earned success; not only for Marvel but also for the fans, myself included.
From the bottom of my heart, thank you Marvel, thank you StanLee, Russo brothers, Kevin Fiege, writers, producers and actors. Thank you, Robert Downey Jr. the one who started the game and the one who finished it. He created one hell of a legacy. I never want it to end, but "Part of the journey is the end." I am really grateful for being part of that journey. I love you 3000