Not Infinity War level, but still a pretty good "ending" to the Avengers movies

Rating: 5/10 (25 April 2019)

It is not easy to end a series after a movie like Infinity War, even more having in account all the pressure the fans put on the ending. Endgame definitely dealt quite well with it. It is not as good as Infinity War, but then again, I doubt there will be a superheroes movie as good as that one for quite a long time, but overall it as a very good movie. A well written script, just as long as it needed to be to make it good (having in account all the goodbyes that needed to be given) with a masterly handling of the spectators emotions: you'll laugh, you'll cry, you'll suffer, you'll be anxious, all of it, several times, during the whole movie. On the downside, there a few crappier dialogues, mostly when they are trying to get the team together to travel in time (the one between Tony and Pepper, the one between Black Widow and Captain America, and a few more).
Still on the downside, there are a few actors to point out: Scarlett Johansson has a specially poor performance, with her two major scenes being quite horrible (her talk with Captain America, and her death), always overdramatic, always fake... Chris Evans wasn't much better, almost never making any kind of expression in a movie that asked a big lot out of him. On the plus side, Robert Downey Jr was great, as usual, and Chris Hemsworth surprised me big time, with a worthy performance. About the directing, I think it was just as good as any superheroe movie.
The visual effects were closing in on perfect, as one would expect.
The appearances of Captain Marvel gave too much the idea of convenience, with her saying that they probably won't see much of her, which basically leaves them with total freedom to bring her in when it is most convenient.
To finish, Infinity War left no choice but for them to mess with time travel (or dimension travel, whatever you wanna call it). As happens with every movie who does it, and even though they did seem to think a bit more about it than most movies, they still got themselves into a huge mess, and there a couple of errors in their theory.
All in all, 3 hours well spent, well paced by the writers and well put on screen to entertain the fans. And a finale that I think will please most fans.