oops they did it again

Rating: 5/10 (1 May 2019)

Marvel and Disney ambition is to become serial killers of successful "classics". Not because they are incapable of creating something awesome; they simply follow an agenda based on the politically correctness that requires the rewriting of every "classical" plot.
What's wrong with the movie?
Duration. 3 hours is frankly too much.
The plot. The "raison d'etre" of the movie is double: to cancel out what happened in the previous episode (dead end) and write off the leading characters. There are indeed some discrepancies between what is known (half of the world population disappeared) and what we see: halving the world (pardon, the universe population) would have had negligible effects even in small town. Instead what we see (abandoned houses, scarce population) would suggest something way more devasting.
A problem in the plot is Nebula.There is no need to be a theoretical physicist to understand that "hey, we have a big problem". In the very same moment that the "Nebula of the future" (redeemed) kills the "Nebula of the past" (bad girl) we have a paradox and even contempling the multi-universe theory, the first Nebula should disappear.
Characters.
It is quite irritating to see Thor as an obese alcoholic.
Antman makes too many useless jokes.
Captain Marvel powers are notoriously immense but here they are excessive even for a "thor" (synonym of God) not to raise the question of whether she was enough to do everything on her own.
Hulk is actually very nice but a jujube is not really the characteristic of an Hulk.
Thanos destroyed half of the life forms to give another possibility to the universe (it is not clear, however, why he should have destroyed even non-sentient beings, like birds, and even so, why he spared plants) ending up as a retired man dedicating his endless time to cultivate vegetables in a garden planet.
But the difference between a cartoon plot, which reinvent many classical characters, and an ideological film is at the end: Thor abdicates from leader of "new Asgard" in favor of someone that has nothing to do with the Norse mythology; Captain America appoints his successor by giving him his "symbol", the Shield. Of course it isn't a mere coincidence that both successors are black. As Black Panther showed everybody, you can create ex-novo a great and successful character and every fan would be happy. On the contrary if your goal is rewrite the old character because you want to erase classics, then we are in a very different realm: ideology and brainwashing.
The title is indeed correct: ENDGAME but in the sense that the classic heroes are buried because the actors are either too old or too white
P.S. The initial reference to Disney was not accidental. They did exactly the same thing with Star Wars.