I don't feel so good....

Rating: 10/10 (13 May 2018)

And yet at the same time, I feel greater. Marvel has not just outdone itself, it has exceeded the expectations of the movie genre in a way that hasn't been done since The Dark Knight. After Winter Soldier and Civil War and now this, Anthony and Joe Russo should go down in history next to the Coen Brothers for their masterpiece of film.
Josh Breiling undeniably steals the show with his magnificent performance as Thanos. The Mad Titan's philosophy of balanced genocide could have been handled in the same way as Lee Pace's Ronin: a one- dimensional monologing maniac. Instead, he truly believes his solution will bring peace, loves his daughter Gamora with all his heart, and goes through great pain in his quest for the Infinity Stones. And in the end, he wins. Half the universe's sentient turns to dust, and the final shot is him looking into the sunset, smiling in the new reality he has created. In my opinion, he is the most intriguing character ever written to screen.
You will not leave this movie happy, or hopeful. In fact, after seeing Peter Parker die in the arms of Tony Stark, or even before that when Thanos kills the one thing he loves most, Gamora, there was only sadness. And yet I am happy for having seen it. For over 10 years I've watched all of the MCU, defined by youth, and One day begged to one day become Captain America
The reason being is that the acting, SFX, writing, suspense, emotion, comedy, action, and payoff are the perfect in every way. It is the greatest roller coaster of emotion at the greatest scale in the greatest movie series i've ever seen. And for that, it may just be the greatest accomplishment in movie history.