Don't worry, it's an 11/10 subjectively.

Rating: 8/10 (9 June 2019)

Avengers: Endgame will make some people angry. There's no question about that; unlike Infinity War, which, let's be honest, if you don't like the movie then I have several questions, but if you hate Endgame, I can't really blame you. The choices made by the writers and directors, let's just say their questionable at worst.
When the movie is good, it's great. Amazing, even. You get great references and fun nods to if you were paying attention in previous movies. The humor (When they aren't fat jokes) is surprisingly clever and even dark, especially for the first act where Thor is all mopey and everyone's sad and moody. All the characters bar a few (We'll get to that later) had a proper send off and have perfect arcs when the movie ended. Iron Man's death was perfect, though I would have liked it better if Thanos directly killed him, I kinda hoped Steve would die, but you know: What can you do? Also I felt like the whole 40's dance with Peggy was too fast:; I would have liked to see him return and then they party, enjoy the booming 50s and drink and all that. Hawkeye was amazing in this film; he pretty much stopped being useless for one movie. Widow was also great, though the fight to the death scene...I don't know I just didn't feel it. Ant-Man was surprisingly awesome and Paul Rudd's acting when he reunites with an older Cassie is just beautiful. Rhodey finally gets something to do, Rocket is also fun...
...but Thor OH GOD. Ok, I'm perfectly fine with Thor being fat; it's at least understandable and relatable. But the fat jokes were just too much and they stopped being funny after 5 minutes. But, at the very least he had his moment in IW and obviously he's not gone for good because GOTG 3 is still a thing. What did bother me was hulk, who unlike Thor, was a complete joke in both films. What happened? Did the writers just give up? We didn't even get Hulk fighting Thanos in the final fight scene! Thanos is actually was OK with despite him not being as great as IW Thanos, but it's OK since this Thanos isn't a battle-scarred general who's lost everything overnight. Captain Marvel shows up to look cool, act cocky, get a haircut and then we never see her again. Thank God. Other negatives I have with the film is the entire second act. It was fun and cool to return to the previous films, but it stretched on a little too long. The first act should have been long; getting to know a post-snap world and how everyone's getting by. I don't care about Time Travel laws, but the entire second act still felt too long. However, the final act was still epic and mindblowing. Some characters like Wanda had their spotlight to 1v1 Thanos, but it wasn't enough. Drax didn't get a hit in, Hulk didn't get one, Bucky and Steve didn't even say a word to each other in that fight, and of course, that A-Force scene. Why?
Final word: The movie isn't perfect, but it's very enjoyable. If you like the MCU, chances are you will like this movie too, but if you hate botched character finales and time travel, you'll hate this one. None of the time travel makes any sense at all. The movie on its own in my opinion is solid, the story is fine but nothing special, but as a fan and with the boat-loads of fanservice and all that, this movie gets an 11/10 subjectively for me. Is it the best movie of 2019? I'd say why are we even comparing? There's no need to compare this with Godzilla or John Wick, just enjoy the movie for what it is; a satisfying, if not flawed, conclusion to MCU's first 3 seasons.
Oh, but I still hate the A-Force scene. That scene alone dropped this movie's score from a 9 to an 8.