Infinity War is leagues better

Rating: 6/10 (26 April 2019)

It was an ok movie. I liked it, but I felt it could've been a lot better.
For the first half of the movie, things were going along well. It was paced a bit too slowly, as I felt like it could've worked better if it were faster, but it still worked. Some of the comedy was alright, but some things I found unnecessary was the stuff about Hulk dabbing and Thor playing Fortnite.... and him... being fat. Yeah, that honestly was way too cringey.
The second half was disappointing, to say the least. Thanos' character was... well... let's just say he was meh and so two-dimensional in comparison to his Infinity War counterpart. And then there was the final clash. That was definitely A LETDOWN. It just felt too rushed, too shallow and bland (almost as bland as all the character's reactions in front of Iron Man's funeral). And there were only a few of the characters in that battle, especially the revived ones who died in Infinity War that actually got a decent amount of screentime and even enough lines (Drax, Mantis, Doctor Strange even, I mean, seriously, they barely said anything).
The ending was... ehh. Although it is justifiable for Captain America to spend all that time with Peggy (Thanos has just been defeated, what else could he do now other than fulfilling his long-held desires?), what's weird is that he showed up on the bench as an old man rather than traveling back with his suit, implying that he had lived through one timeline leading up to his future arrival (which literally makes no sense, considering the time-travel rules the movie made for itself).
I definitely thought this movie could've played out so much better, but then the script just hits us with plot holes and many unanswered questions (such as what happened to Loki and the tesseract too?) It could've been so much more, but hey. That's just me. I guess all that hype from Infinity War made me disappointed.