Another High Cost Superhero Movie with Low Cost Scenario

Rating: 2/10 (30 April 2019)

The spine of a movie is the scenario and similar to the recent popular superhero movies, this movie's is jelly. It does not include creativity and smartly combined events.
First of all, weak script writers hold on to time travel concept in order to make
writing easier with lack of creativity. They do not need to stick onto a logic - they can just explain everything by time travel. This movie has Terminator Genisys impressions which I think was the least fun to watch of Terminator series.
Second, I hate repeated usage of "Deux ex Machina" in these superhero movies. This a concept which should strictly be avoided due to lacking creativity, but trending contrarily. At the end of Batman vs Superman; while they were both fighting against Doomsday and losing, Wonder Woman pops up and saves their day.
In Avengers, when the superheroes were losing against Thanos' spaceship, Captain Marvel comes from the space unexpectedly and fragments the spaceship into parts. Why was she not around until they were beaten enough and lose hope? The writers do not leave us without a logic expression: She was busy saving other planets. But Captain Marvel is not the only superhero to poup at the end. Zounds of "good" superheroes enter into the scene from some magical gates to fight against the "bad" army. (impressions from Lord of the Rings Ghost Army - but it had creativity and logic within)
1 sentence summary of the movie: While good heroes are losing against bad, many other good heroes appear somehow and they all save the world together.
There is another controversial trend rising : Instead of creating black superheroes from scratch (which requires creativity), white heroes hand the superhero job over to black people. In Spider Man into the Spider Verse, the regular Spider Man hands the job to a black youngster.
This movie follows the trend, too. At the end, Captain America assigns a black guy as the new Captain America.
However, we are not seeing movies with black superheroes in the lead role. (Always side roles)
If the filmmakers are sincere, the lead superheroes in following movies must be acted by black people (especially Spider Man and Captain America),
otherwise this trend is just a forced gesture.
Oh, the movie also does not skip emphasizing another cliche: the of the importance of family.
So that the filmmakers have $400M to spend on a movie, I believe they can also spend some money, effort and time on creating authentic, non-cliche scenarios without cutting corners.
If you are just seeking a vast variety of superhero collision without thinking much, go see it.
But if you are seeking a movie with an original, creative scenario keeping focus on a particular character (as in Terminator 1&2, Avatar and Alita), avoid wasting 3 hours of your life.