According to IMDB, Nearly as good as LOTR?, too much of a tank for that!

Rating: Null/10 (1 September 2018)

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The plot seems mostly summerized in 10 words:
A villain boards a spacecraft, character sent to earth, mostly fights from here on. I can understand it's an end-game movie but the same rules apply everywhere.
Section 1: Plot armour
Ok, i can tolerate Hulk being overpowered, but there is more than that.
Thanos is about to lose the infinity gautlet when peter quill screws up, and stark only asks him nicely to avoid engaging thanos in the meantime. Doesn't peter know half the universe is at stake?, i can understand a loved one dying, but when a lot of other friends are at stake?, WOW!
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Dr. strange GIVES thanos the time stone, what?, isn't half of the universe more important than 1 life?, Dr. strange may doubt that a infinity stone is destructable by anything, but with the time stone, as shown in his own movie, could reverse destruction and decay of an apple by sending it back to it's earlier state. It is clear 1 life isn't as important as half the universe, and the ability to reverse wounds from thor which would have killed thanos without the time stone.
Wouldn't all of the above mean that avengers 4 would be an idiot plot?, as it wouldn't exist if it wasn't for the decisions above.
Section 2: The ability to stand on it's own
The movie has little character development, i understand that 18 movies are prequels to this, but if you can't write a review without using that fact, then you're not reviewing a movie anymore, but instead the entire MCU.
So, IW has little character development, which the rest of the MCU has plenty of.
Though lots of characters die, which is the least ClichÃ© thing i've seen in a while, there's more to a good movie.
Overall, the humour was pretty funny by modern standards.
Section 3: Villain
The villain certainly isn't a bot, as thanos actually cared, he believed he had to kill for salvation, Thanos certainly isn't generic.