We kick names, and take a**.........

Rating: 9/10 (27 April 2018)

The Avengers unite to battle their most powerful enemy, Thanos.
On a mission to collect all six Infinity Stones, Thanos plans to use the artifacts to inflict his twisted will on reality.
The fate of the planet and existence itself has never been more uncertain as everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment....
After ten years of big budget, even bigger box office movies, here's lies the first key to the conclusion of all three phases, and was it worth the wait?
Yes, and then some.
This is the movie that holds the key to ten years of dedication and respect to some of the most beloved comic book characters ever created, and even though it boasts an absolute plethora of characters, they are all included, even though Stark, Rogers, and Thor predictably get the lions share of the screentime.
The film is almost split into three, we have different arcs. One featuring Stark, Parker, and Strange.
One featuring Thor and The Gaurdians.
And the other featuring the rest of the Avengers preparing for Thanos.
As for the audience, we could have never been prepared for Thanos, easily the most humanistic MCU villain since Killmonger, and his goal is simple, collect all six stones in order to create a more tranquil and peaceful universe.
Is he really the epitome of all evil, after all, his purpose is sound to him, even if it is genocidal, and this makes him such a difficult and complex villain. There are times when he has to make difficult decisions, there are times when it seems that he may be able to be reasoned with.
But this is their infinite adversary, and it really has been worth the wait, it really has been worth sitting through a few clunkers, because this semi conclusion goes way beyond what you have been building up for, and to say that the Russo Brothers have gone dark for this, is an understatement.
It still has that wonderful sense of humour that has been rife throughout the films, and the chemistry between all characters is seamless, but the final third will have your mouth left gaping, especially if you have invested so much time with this universe.
As expected, the effects are amazing, and even if Thanos looks like Bruce Willis, you soon forget he is a walking creation of the computer.
But with the ending, it's either one of the biggest red herrings committed to celluloid, or the Disney/Marvel monster are aware of superhero fatigue, and are not scared of sacrificing a few franchises.
Believe the hype, and then some, this is the movie event of the decade, and it has the best ensemble cast since The Longest Day.
Next year cannot come quick enough.....