I shut up and gladly gave Marvel my money

Rating: 8/10 (18 September 2018)

Infinity War doesn't differ from other Marvel production. Dialogues and jokes are sometimes good (e.g. Thor meeting Guardians), sometimes really cheap (Thanos + Gamora + Soul stone). The characters don't surprise, but the team interaction is still great to look on.
Unfortunately, story jumps from place to place across the universe, some characters disappear from the story for so long that you almost forget them. On the other hand, having 20 characters in one place would be likely even more unbearable. Unlike in previous two Avengers, where it took an hour before things started moving, Infinity War is agressive from first to last scene.
The biggest star is clearly Josh Brolin and his Thanos. Compared to previous villains, Thanos gets a lot more screentime, so his character and motivations make sense and it's easier to symphatize with him (to some extent). He's a bulldozer, smashing all superheroes like flies, without anything/anyone being able to stop him. The movie ending serves, of course, just as a spectacular effect. The feeling of hopelessness and fear from Thanos is pretty well transfered upon the viewer.
Infinity War doesn't show anything new. It's not easy to entertain with the same thing over and over again but Marvel did it. Despite having 10-15 main characters it still holds together and doesn't feel like some confused mash-up (ehm, Justice League, ehm). Bravo Marvel, bravo.