Breath taking

Rating: 10/10 (24 April 2020)

Avengers Endgame wraps up the Infinity Tale in dramatic fashion, with huge customer support, moral gravitas, deeper Thanos, philosophical post-war contemplation, and one of the best final acts in blockbuster history. It's 9.5/10.
Ten years, twenty one features, thirty two characters. The Marvel cinematic universe as we know it only came to an end, and it did so as dramatic as one would have predicted. Avengers: Endgame is one of, if not the Strongest and Conclusive Marvel Films-and it certainly deserves the publicity.
The film opens up into a bleak post-Infinity War world where our protagonists are still coming to grips with the extent of their loss.
In terms of glimpses of life-full psychological battle after contemplation on topics such as the remorse of the victim and the PTSD, I must admit: I was mildly dissatisfied with the first episode. Excessively funny and light-deformed in sound, it's a little discordant with the horrific things that have just happened to trillions of life types. It was also a little anti-climatic to see them locate and challenge Thanos too quickly and early.
These shortcomings, though, are largely sequestered in the first third (despite the odd intelligent Hulk and obese Thor only terrifying to watch), and are ~ quickly forgiven in the light of what happens.
All beyond the first act is a masterful, brilliant, huge fan service that leaves every Marvel fan or superhero speechless with their jaw-dropped. Mid-act transition period scripting allows some amazing scenes with previous Marvel cinematic universe movies and characters connecting with their former selves.
It was the beauty of DC's Flashpoint storey series, and while the film borrows the premise, it executes it beautifully. Sublimely paced are the hallmark smooth-fluid action scenes The Russo Brothers have been recognised and practised since The Winter Soldier, as well as the good pacing and meticulous managing of such a gigantic size of a plot line attempting to defeat Thanos until he really realized what happened.
Yet again, the Avengers take solace in splitting them into micro-teams that contribute to certain amusing and interesting character variations distinct from the Infinity War. Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Ronin, and the majority of the first 6 (there were also a few others) are shipped out to various teams and time periods to collect the rocks, so it allows for some amazing entertainment experience alone beyond the price of admissions to enjoy.
Thanos is also scouring for the Rocks, too as all this is going on. His manipulating the trigger of issues like deploying rogues and deliberately placing stuff to disrupt the plans of the Avengers render him much more powerful than his rogue Infinity war commando form.
The last chapter, eventually. I can't even find the vocabulary to explain how iconic the final act of the Endgame is-it may be one of the best final plays in the Film blockbuster. Unlike the Wakanda Acid War, this huge combat, beginning with the three most famous Avengers against Thanos and transforming into a pure spectacular war field for any Marvel hero you might probably picture, would render every fan speechless. So there's nothing relative to the heart-breaking nature of contributions there render people proud and have possibly huge consequences for the existence of the Marvel cinematic universe.
Total Rating: 9.5/10