The peak of Avengers and the end of an era.

Rating: 10/10 (26 April 2019)

Fans of Marvel have been waiting to see this movie for a year but in reality we've waited to see this movie since the first Marvel movie in 2008 because this movie is the culmination of 11 years of the Marvel and Avengers as we've grown to know and love.
Infinity War set a high standard for me and it was really hard to imagine that this movie would surpass that and to be honest I am not really sure if it does or doesn't. I've seen the movie a couple of hours ago and everything is still very fresh and trust me, there is a lot to take in. Nevertheless I feel that the movie is excellent and really well done.
A big worry for me was that due to Captain Marvel being extremely OP she would swoop in at the end and destroy everyone, saving the day and being a super superhero. Thankfully that did not happen, although at one point I got big scared when she started smashing everyone. The Russo brothers introduced her to the Avengers really well, she was there for about 15 minutes of screen time and was really a background character which was a very smart thing to do because the last thing you want to do is shove a character down fans throats, especially a new one who has not yet been established, in the long run it will do well for Brie Larson and Captain Marvel.
Hawkeye was missing from the Infinity War movie so in Endgame he got a big part, showing how much of a badass he truly is. He has had some crucial scenes in this movie and was one of the main characters which he deserves it since he was a part of the Marvel team for a very long time. He did a great job here and the fans will only grow to like him even more.
Black Widow death was a bit of a shock to me. She was one of the characters I was adamant would survive because she has a movie coming out next year. Boy, was I wrong. She was there since the beginning and a big part of Avengers, in the end she sacrificed herself for the greater good. She wouldn't let Hawkeye sacrifice himself because he has a family and kids who need him and she always felt that the only family she has ever had was Avengers and she would do anything and everything for the greater good of that family. An honorable exit for an alumn of this franchise. She will be missed.
Thanos is one of the best villains we have seen and ever will see. Thor decapitated him 15 minutes into the movie but we all knew from the trailer that he would come back and wreak havoc on the Avengers one more time. And he does. Even without Infinity Stones he proves just how incredibly strong he is, battling Iron Man, Captain America and Thor successfully. In the end he fails and gets erased from the existence but his actions will always scar the Avengers in many ways.
The big death of the movie is of course Iron Man. He is the OG, the one who started it and the one who carried it for very, very long. Robert Downey Jr. will forever be Iron Man and every time you utter those words or mention Iron Man, you will immediately be linked to RDJ's face. He was the one to take the stones from Thanos and "snap" everything back to good, in the end he couldn't survive that and sacrificed himself for the Avengers. He is a staple of this franchise and it will be very hard to imagine another Avengers movie without him.
Captain America survives this movie but Steve Rogers is not longer Captain America. He travels through time to return the Infinity Stones but doesn't come back when expected, instead he comes back as a old man who lived his life with his love Peggy Carter, growing old and happy. At the end he gives the shield to Falcon so that he becomes the next Captain and takes his place.
There's not many things I didn't like in this movie but that part is definitely a hit and a miss for me. After all this time and all those movies dedicated to Bucky Barnes (Winter Soldier, Civil War), lifelong friendship and build up for him to assume the role of Captain after Steve Rogers, they went with Falcon instead? That just makes no sense to me. I know that Sam Wilson becomes Captain America, as well as Bucky Barnes in the comics but there was little to no build up for us to even treat Sam Wilson as anything more than a sidekick, that's all he ever was and now all of a sudden he assumes the role of one of the biggest superheroes instead of Bucky Barnes. It pissed me off and was definitely a wrong decision by Disney and Marvel.
Overall the movie is excellent and definitely doesn't let fans down, it's a spectacle and an emotional experience that deserves to be spoken with the same praise as Infinity War.
The future for Marvel and Avengers is very unknown after Endgame, so far we know next to nothing but after Spiderman and Phase 3 ends hopefully we will get some more information.
This is definitely the end of an era and in my opinion the peak of Avengers. This is the best it will probably ever get and we should treasure these movies and these experiences for very long time.