What a blockbuster should be... a ball-busting experience!

Rating: 7/10 (2 May 2018)

I've been watching so many "artistic" movies lately, and although those are great in their own way- in my opinion what a movie should really be about is escapism while conveying a message. The message in Infinity War is clear: everyone is united and fighting against some united cause. There is hope in humanity after all despite all the chaos.
The critics have been slamming this movie due to it being too "chaotic" and completely missing the importance of having chaos in this movie. It's almost like an invisible side-character
The humour is one of the wittiest and funniest i've seen in a Marvel movie so far and it's clear that they put a lot of effort and time into this movie.
Why are the critics so hard on a movie that simply wants to entertain before patronizing?
I've watched many "critically acclaimed" movies lately and they have just made me feel depressed, drained out of hope, and the message was contrived yet concealed in some wishy-washy, snobby, elitist and morally assumptive package.
Infinity War isn't about that. It's about how YOU perceive hope in times of danger, while not being afraid to go into the unknown. To fight the most evil man out there. Marvel did a great way of portraying teamwork and desperation instead of how this movie could have otherwise gone: extremely cheesy.
Infinity War is the most entertaining movie i've watched this year and one of the few movies where I sat in the theatre for over 2 hours what felt like and flash-forwarded to the end because of how EPIC and FUN this movie was.
The critics have been watching so many preachy and superficial movies with amazing "plot twists" and "stories that break the heart" when in reality they are more superficial and gimmicky than anything Infinity War ever intended to do.
Infinity War is about having a good time. Critically acclaimed movies these days seems to just be about spreading a message covered in a $$$ and ego-boosted package.