One of the Best Movies I've Ever Seen

Rating: 10/10 (11 April 2020)

First off, I know people may consider me overrating this movie, but we have opinions, so if you didn't like Endgame that much/it's not one of your favorite movies, you can skip this review.
Before even seeing the movie, I went to Wikipedia to see how it was doing in its box office, and when I scrolled down (I forgot why), I tried to not look at the plot, but I accidentally spotted the last paragraph which had "Tony Stark's funeral", and I just felt like slapping my forehead over and over. However, even with this spoiler, this movie is one of my favorites ever.
While this movie was far from perfect (plot holes, not as intense action as IW) it was nonetheless incredible and perfectly contained lots of emotion and still had enough action for it to be considered an action movie, but come on: it was meant to be the culmination of 22 films and 11 years of work, so I can see why there was lots of emotion and satisfaction displayed. It delivered a very proper sendoff for the main 6 in my opinion: Iron Man's family, coming to terms with Cap, and of course his snap; Captain America fighting Thanos, lifting Mjolnir, and declaring "Avengers... assemble"; Thor wielding both Stormbreaker and Mjolnir, growing in his character through depression (yet still having the opportunity to grow since Endgame isn't his last film); Hulk merged himself and became both smart and strong (people complain he's weak since he can't increase strength with anger, but I believe MCU Hulk never had that ability and he literally lifted the entire Avengers compound with ONE hand), reversed the snap for half of life while only losing an arm (though I would've loved a rematch with him against Thanos); Black Widow sacrificed herself to allow Hawkeye to see his family and we can get an origin film on her; Hawkeye sees his family and goes through character arcs of becoming Ronin and eventually recovering. All in all, there is no way that this film did not greatly change the MCU, and I thought it did for the better.
I've only been an MCU fan since 2018 (though I saw GOTG and Black Panther earlier than 2018 but I didn't know about the MCU) before Infinity War came out, but I have seen most of the films to be able to rank them, and this film goes on the top of my list. In Endgame, I understood most of if not all of the references made to earlier movies, such as "on your left", "I am Iron Man", "I can do this all day", and more, but obviously the character arcs impacted me the most despite me being a fan for merely a year, and I quickly developed a liking and understanding of the MCU. To feel such a connection with characters I knew for less than a year was very surprising to me, yet I always come back to this movie for satisfaction to indulge a bit on everything it provides.
An MCU movie isn't an MCU movie without action; the Big 3 vs Thanos was great (though I wish it lasted twice as long), and Thor showed prowess despite being out-of-shape (disarming Thanos and nearly beheading him with Cap), yet Cap easily took the best 1v1 fight. Then, the Battle of Earth (I like that name), while only 15-20 minutes, was great with all the dead heroes revived, and the Portals theme is among my favorite music to listen to, along with Iron Man's funeral music, The Real Hero. The action, while limited, was spectacular nonetheless, as well as epic.
Overall, this movie was great for me in terms of emotion, character arcs, and action, and it is still one of my most loved films ever.