Very, very dissapointing - Aimed at 6 year olds and should be called Iron man & Captain America (contains spoilers)

Rating: 4/10 (25 April 2019)

Firstly, let me start off by saying that I know it must be difficult to get the balance right for a film with so many characters.
One of the reasons the original 'Avengers Assemble' movie was so good, was because they did just that. They had different tiers of bad guys, so Thor & The Incredible Hulk (class 100 characters in the Marvel Universe), were fighting the big guns (Loki and the biggest flying aliens), whilst Captain America & Iron Man dealt with the smaller guys and stopped the nuke.
This unfortunately didn't happen in Age of Ultron where you had Hulk and Thor fighting exactly the same enemies Black Widow & Hawkeye, but they seemed to get back on track in "infinity Wars' with Hulk fighting (briefly) and losing to Thanos, as did Thor & Loki.
That's okay though, Hulk would surely get his revenge in End Game... right?
WRONG!
The hulk doesn't even have a fight!!!! Arguably THE strongest being in the marvel universe with immeasurable strength and the 'strongest there is' and he doesn't even throw a punch... not once in the entire film!!!!
Everything he does Banner could have done and even Ant Man had to save him from drowning...I mean ffs!!!
Marvel have totally undervalued the Hulk and he may as well have not been in the last 2 films.
Captain America picks up Thor's Mjolnir and not only that but can all of a sudden summon Thunder & Lightening too.
Thanos is able to fight and defeat Thor, Iron Man, Captain America and Captain Marvel... even WITHOUT the infinity stone glove.
There's not one memorable fight scene in the entire film and the person who gives Thanos the longest fight is (class 10 rated) Captain America.
The only memorable scene is with Black Widow & Hawkeye which is well done, but that aside this movie really offered little of substance and is totally forgettable.
The story was like something you get watching a cartoon for young children on morning TV.
The Banner/Hulk thing was fine, but if there was a comic called the Incredible Banner, no one would buy it.
It's the HULK who is 'incredible' and he's totally marginalized for the entire movie, just to make Mark Ruffalow's acting 'shine'.
A really, really disappointing film and that there are so many 10/10 reviews on here is baffling and I can only assume they have been written by the children this film was aimed at.
A real shame as infinity Wars had set this up perfectly.
Avengers Assemble 9/10
Age Of Ultron 6/10
Infinity Wars 8/10
End Game 4/10