A Journey That You Will Never Forget....

Rating: 10/10 (26 April 2019)

21 films, 11 franchises, 11 years... the game has come to an end.
It started way back when I was just 7 years old and Iron Man had come out in cinemas back in 2008. Today, I am now 18 and watching Avengers: Endgame on it's first day of release here in Australia meant so much to me and my best mate.
Together, we laughed, tried not to cry and rode waves of nostalgia as we saw the extended superhero journey of our childhood reach it's climatic conclusion...it reached it perfectly.
But before I get to the positives there were some negatives to this film. Rest assured, no spoilers are ahead.
For those who are die hard Marvel fans like myself and my best mate, there will be moments in this film that you will not like and that may even confuse you, this is only inevitable as us fans tend to over analyse everything. At points, the film will be very predictable to us and so my advice to both fans as well as non-fans going into Endgame is this, watch it with open ears, a silent mouth and just let the film consume you.
For Avengers: Endgame, the positives far outweigh the negatives, this three hour spectacular of a culmination of everything Marvel Studios has offered us for the past ten years has the right plot, correct conflicts and a resolution that was meant to be. How can all of these elements that make a film excellent be absent from Endgame when you've got so many characters each belonging to their respective franchises expressing their chemistry with each other. Not to mention the extensive character development that has taken place over the past decade, each moment in each Marvel Studios film before Endgame has ensured that the final chapter in the biggest movie franchise of all time is to be the greatest one of them all.
Disney CEO Robert Iger, Marvel Studios President Kevin Fiege and directors Anthony and Joe Russo should be proud of what they have accomplished. This will never happen again.
The whole cast and crew involved should pat their backs in unison. Most notably, Robert Downey Jr, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner are going to be remembered for taking part and serving as the core backbone of what is the most legendary feat ever performed in cinema history.
Thank you Stan "The Man" Lee.
(10/10)