Great Movie

Rating: 10/10 (24 April 2019)

I promised myself I would not watch anymore Marvel movies after Infinity War because I was upset Infinity War could have ended in one movie with an extra thirty minutes like they added to this movie, but they split the movie into two movies without informing the audience to make more money and to introduce new characters into the universe. I kept my promise until I got a chance to see this movie and I gave the movie a chance. I was very impressed with this movie. It was a love letter to the diehard fans who have been with the franchise since the beginning. Every character gets their moment to shine. The characters who you figured were leaving the franchise had a satisfying send-off which made you smile at times and other times made you sad. I didn't cry watching this movie, but I laughed and smiled a lot. Thanos was a great movie villain and every time he made an appearance onscreen you could feel his intimidating presence. I loved Capt. in the third act of the movie and there is one epic moment when you gasp in excitement. And yes, I think it's a callback to that hilarious scene in Avengers: Age of Ultron. I really enjoyed this movie again. It was the older generation passing the torch to the younger generation while original Avengers received a proper sendoff and closed the chapter to the final installment of the phase one and opened the door to the next chapter of Marvel movies. There is one big question left unanswered; but seeing Spiderman 2 coming out this summer, I think we'll get the answers. The only con in this movie is Captain Marvel. She doesn't fit in. She is like the Iron Fist of the Marvel Movie Universe. She stands out like a sore thumb and I think Disney is going to turn her into a LBGT character and force her on the audience or shame fans if who don't accept her. Like I expected she was an ex machina character and I was so happy she was hardly in the movie besides a handful of scenes. Anyway, I really enjoyed this movie. It was a fun ride and proper conclusion to phase one.
No, this movie was not any Dark Knight Trilogy or movie masterpiece but it was entertaining and fun and answered your questions and answers and left the audience with a satisfying conclusion like all the time and energy you spent on these movies were worthwhile. In what I believe to be his final movie cameo, I think the godfather of Marvel himself, Stan Lee, would have been proud with the final product of this movie. Excellent movie you should definitely check out and enjoy.