Of course a must watch, but....

Rating: 6/10 (1 May 2019)

Acting, CGI, quality is all great in this movie but I honestly expected a better script.
The time travel was better handled than I feared but they still create at least 2 situations which they claimed themselves in the movie were to be avoided: cap stayed behind and must have changed the future considerably and Gomorrha was not returned to the past, so Quill could never meet her (?). Sloppy in my opinion. When they suggested bringing the stones back to when they took them this made sense to me (even though Banners/sorceresses explanation sucked. "the stones are time?" shouldn't matter if you take an infinity stone or a rock, you have to bring it back before anyone notices if you want to avoid changing timelines)
Other things that annoyed me: I expected 3 hours of movie because they must have so much story to tell, but the beginning and the end were heavily padded with uninteresting stuff.
Everybody was kind of OP sometimes and then weak at other times because I guess this is a team and they did not want anyone stick out as unimportant or too powerful.
The movie is too "funny". This was kind of supposed to be a desperate situation yet every scene had to end with a joke and often the jokes were not worth ruining the mood of the scene. We get it Thor is fat now, how absurd!
Which brings me to the next point: the emotional pulling. Apparently a lot of people like it but this movies can not make me cry. Especially because it's always pretty arbitrary who dies and not some inevitable cosmic destiny, so I feel just played by the movie makers. A good death should seem inevitable (They had to kill him to make this work!). None of the deaths in this movie worked this way. In fact they literally played with the viewer by making you guess who is gonna die. Tony sacrificing himself bringing back or saving Spider Man for example would have felt meaningful to me. They did not need to make the gauntlet kill somebody, they made it work this way because they wanted to kill Tony. It just disappoints me sometimes because it seems like movie making 101 to me.
On top of that you get the normal comic book nonsense I guess you can not be mad about at this point: Tony figuring out time travel within an afternoon, Nonsensical tech and the fact that you literally need to snap your fingers to make the stones work (who designed that thing this way?), people with spears fighting space ships, space ships bombing an armored compound to rubble but literally missing every living person and the time machine van, Bucky looking like he's on a bender with his band shooting a dang old machine gun at armored super aliens...
I also kind of disliked the smart hulk. The idea was okay but he was too silly. And for some reason the acting seemed off there, Ruffalo sounded like he was reading the lines sometimes.