The Get-Eveners, and loads of (you heard it here first) Quipaction

Rating: 9/10 (2 May 2018)

Yes. It's a fun movie to watch. Yes, it definitely has its moments.
I know there are far superior reviews preceding mine, ones where the reviewers break it all down and get all "science-y" and some even discuss the characters and plot. All I wanna do here in my review is have my say about what I saw (and heard), and a handful of thoughts I had during the movie.
First of all: when did The Avengers, whom I like to think of as The Get-Eveners, as they are indubitably out there to even the score with the baddies and wreak vengeance aplenty-------when did The Get-Eveners morph into Guardians of the Galaxy comedians?
Sure, the Guardians cast is there, so you'd expect those silly jokes, bad puns, and, of course, The Get-Eveners have always had their own style of quipping , albeit a bit more sophisticated. . .But . . .when did *every other line* become a quip? Gad, that was a bit much.
Quip . . . action . . . quip . . .action. I have coined a new term for this and I dub The Avengers: Infinity War a "quipaction" flick. Honestly, does there have to be some inane, barely "cute" quip every other sentence? If so, let's get some better jokes at least.
Other things stood out for me and, don't worry, I enjoyed the movie, but just had to put a few more "insights" out there for you readers (both of you.):
Robert Downey, Jr. is FINALLY looking old. Gorgeous Iron Man, where oh where did you misplace that Fountain of Youth? Still a looker, but I hate it when actors suddenly age. It makes me feel . . . old. Love the voice, Downey; love you.
Josh Brolin is awesome in his role. "Thanos," as I am sure the die-hard fans amongst you know means "immortal" in Greek. Thanos was terrifically acted. I thought the CGI was kind of bizarre and plenty distracting a lot of the time, but I love how Brolin's mannerisms and facial expressions came through on the big screen. Brolin makes a formidable baddie.
I'm tired of writing now, so I will only mention two other things that I REALLY liked about the film. I LOVED IT when Scarlet Johansson says, in her initimably super sultry and SEXY voice, "She's not alone." I wish I could have played that back, right there in the theatre, over and over again. (I will do it now, online.)
For me, those three little words made up one of THE best moments in the entire movie. Black Widow had so little time onscreen. Hearing her speak that one line was worth the price of admission.
Scarlet's voice and the Wakandas chanting. Yep. A solid 9 for this flick.