Great movie...not enough Pym particles

Rating: 6/10 (29 April 2019)

Another reviewer coined it perfectly in saying that the more you think about it, the bigger the problems rise to the surface...
So, from first view, it's a great movie...it had the perfect balance of all the emotions needed to bring this 22 movie MCU chapter to a close...
With that being said...spoilers ahead as I bring to light the most glaring issues:
1. The plot device that Nebula "syncs" up with her past self actually creates the exact paradox issue that Bruce and others say can't happen. Also, from a scientific stand point, the distance the "syncing" would need to travel would take longer than the future Avengers were even in the past timeline, so its feasibility is laughable.
2. How is Thanos more powerful without the Infinity Gauntlet? Without the IG, Even out of shape Thor, with both Storm Breaker and Mjolnir should have been able to easily dispatch Thanos.
3. Why did they have to take the gauntlet across the battlefield? Just a few moments earlier Dr Strange literally teleported a huge army onto the battlefield...why didn't he either bring the Pym van to them or the gauntlet to the van? Or transport both to a location far away from the battlefield so they could send the stones back in time? Maybe Dr. Strange should have gone to 14,000,606 futures.
4. There just wasn't enough Pym Particles in Nebula's suit to transport ALL OF THANOS' army and ships. Plus every one of Thano's army would need a travel suit to survive the Quantum Realm...just saying.
5. Captain Marvel IS NOT the most powerful MCU Avenger...she hasn't matured in her "absence" and thinks she will save the day...what ends up happening is she goes in single-minded and blinded by her arrogance...something that Thanos used to his advantage, pulled the power stone from the gauntlet and knocked her a cross the battlefield...Never to be seen again for the rest of the brief battle, leaving the victory to the true embodiment of the Six Infinity Stones: Tony Stark...because he IS Flawed, and he has made a LONG journey to his current maturity...he's even become a surrogate father to Peter Parker. So it was without surprise that Tony needed to make the ultimate sacrifice.
Even with these glaring issue; if you don't think about the movie after you leave the theater, it's one of the best...a great example is the journey Thor has make, even with his opportunity to have a farewell talk with his mother.