Mastered opportunity

Rating: 10/10 (28 December 2018)

Applaud these movie makers; with so many characters with huge roles, the pressure of making a good movie is high. This isn't just an amazing superhero movie, it is an amazing movie.
Go in with little to no expectations, just like any movie.
Thanos' motive is extreme, but you can see where he is coming from (don't worry I don't agree lol). The storyline is classic: evil villain has a motive and the god guys try to stop him. This movie doesn't just stop there, there are twists, turns and unexpected instense emotional situations that keep you guessing. When the whole movie is explained at the beginning, and the ending you were expecting happens, you might be disappointed.
Here, the movie mysteriously ends in a fashion open for interpretation. The twist at the end is something you might expect, but the manner in which it is executed leaves you speechless. The remaining persons after Thanos' stint on earth are left with questions regarding what happened to their friends. Some die, some live, but the real question is what actually happens to those "turned to dust".
Allow me to explain my interpretation. When Thanos uses his guanlet, some part of the person or item is usually colored similar to the infinity stone used (purple fire emerges when he uses the power (purple) stone). When he uses his gauntlet to destroy a moon and literally pull the remains towards Iron Man, his gauntlet turns blue and purple. However, when Thanos uses his gauntlet to execute his master plan (once he has all of the infinity stones), there are no colors, either on his gauntlet or on or near anyone affected. These people literally "turn to dust" and fade into the wind. But are they dead? I am under the impression that they are transported to some sort of spiritual prison or something like that under the supervision of Thanos. Also, since Thanos has the time stone, the people who "turn to dust" likely can be brought back.
Overall, it is more than just a superhero movie, it is a great movie. The previous movies help for background purposes and allow the movie to illustrate the current issues. The acting is incredible and the characters are fun with watch. The story is incredible and the ending is open for interpretation, but not too much so that you are confused to the point of frustration. The Prestige made me want to watch the whole movie over again the second it ended, but Avengers: Infinity War made me want to watch the next Avengers just the same.
Just don't be mad at StarLord.