The greatest achievement in the whole history of movie making!

Rating: Null/10 (25 April 2019)

Avengers Endgame is the absolute movie Marvel of all time. Bringing together a story from 22 movies into one ever-moving, character-driven, hilarous, dark, and absolutely epic and exhilarating joyride is an achievement to behold. I want to express my gratitude to everyone who has worked with the MCU franchise, for giving us this monumental piece of entertainment history!
This movie should earn its share of Oscars. At least the Best picture, best directing, actors and supporting actors (both male and female), writing, editing and cgi. And if there ever was a special category for reinventing the whole cinematic concept from a single movie to what a beast MCU is, then Kevin Feige should definiget that.
Three hours of pure movie magic, and when it was over, I wondered how quickly it went. I loved how the trailer's didn't spoil anything, so the story was always fresh with funny, sad, epic and surprising moments. Focusing first on the surviving characters' loss, grief and relationship building and gradually upping up the action to the apocalyptic finale worked really well.
I have been reading Marvel comics since 1980's and could have never imagined how awesome movies could be done in 30 years. The legacy of Stan Lee lies in capable hands, and he would have been pleased to see yet this one.
Some highlights from acting perspective: Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth and RDJ - they absolutely nail everything every time they are on screen. If Hugh Jackman is Wolverine, these guys are Captain America, Thor and Iron Man! Awesome acting, in joy and sorrow, not just fighting over a CGI background. Special mention to Mark Ruffalo who seemed to have fun with his character all the time. And of course everyone else did their job with what screen time they ever got, whether it was a cgi character or not.
There were so many meme-worthy funny/epic moments that I'm waiting for those to flood the internet, and that's always a good sign in a movie! But maybe Thor gets the most praise, both in acting and writing-wise. Looking so much towards Thor 4 if that ever happens. Another comedic highlights went, not surprisingly to Paul Rudd as Ant-Man and Bradley Cooper as "The Rabbit", but almost every character had their funny moments too, even Captain himself.
The battles, especially the clash with three Avengers and Thanos towards the end were really well choreographed, as always in Russo movies. And oh boy does Captain America serve some mighty surprises with the equipment available! That alongside some really epic one-liner(s) make Cap stand out even in the end.
Of course there are some glorious plotholes in the whole time travel/quantic realm thing, glowing like a Sorcerer Supremes' rings of teleportation, and one could eventually argue that a mere rat in a garage was the real hero here. But when you laugh, cry, wonder in awe and forget time and place and all your eartly sorrows for three magnificent hours, who the hell cares!
And the end... it does come eventually, in its bittersweet form. See it yourself. No, experience it.
Excelsior.