A perfect send off

Rating: 10/10 (25 May 2019)

I loved this movie, it beautifully encapsulated all the movies that helped build to this point, and rewarded the ones who became fully immersed by the infinity saga.
Tony's interaction and accusation of Steve after returning to earth, removing his chest piece and telling him to hide is absolutely fantastic acting.
Scarlets performance and character arc was amazing as she selflessly saves the universe and will go down as one of the strongest female protagonists on screen.
The Timeheist scenes are a great call back and I appreciate the time they took to explain the logistics of time travel and the effect on the existing and alternative timelines created.
The final fight sequence was amazing, and was a reward to see all these stories and heroes tied together for the battle. Beautifully shot and masterfully choreographed (for most scenes) to keep the action rolling; Ending with an amazing finished to each main characters arc. A terrific movie and a justified end.
My only gripe of the movie is the corny all female fight sequence. If properly executed it would have been a perfect callback to the world black widow has opened for the women of the MCU. However, all women stopping in battle and lining up was completely immersion breaking. This happens with Steve in civil war with the helicopter and Thor and starlord in specific scenes, where pandering to the audience breaks the immersion by shoehorning in politics. Anytime these scenes come on in the theatres I'm in, the audience groaned because everyone understood what they were watching. If the women line up was dynamic and moving constantly then it would of been good but they stopped the action, took us by the hand and walked us through a political shift before returning back to the movie. With strong developed females like Okoye, Scarlett witch and Valkyrie (to name a few) they don't need this level of pandering, it undermines the message of their strength and independence of men.