The film that has everything that was missing from the other Marvel movies

Rating: 10/10 (29 April 2018)

10 years, 19 films, 15 billion dollars and a huge fanbase composed of an extremely homogeneous audience of women, men, children, teenagers, adults and the elderly; In short, Marvel with its MCU has created an unprecedented film phenomenon that seems not to want to decrease but instead does nothing but expand more and more from year to year, especially in the American and world box office where it continues to break records on records so much to create almost an economic monopoly while the DC counterpart, as much as I appreciate it, remains helpless to look with great envy.
All this immense work to get to this point, to get to this huge, impressive and epic, as well as exciting, dark and, however difficult it may seem, even deep film; all this to get to "Avengers: Infinity War".
A waited film, as already mentioned, for ten years and a huge number of fans and not only, which had the task of being able to bring together all the Marvel superheroes so far cinematically known, to link the various films, to give a species of conclusion, which will then be more concretized in the fourth, to this complex scheme that is the expanded Marvel universe, and above all to succeed, at least, to satisfy the great expectations that have grown together with this universe.
To do all this, Joss When, after creating "Avengers" and "Avengers: Age of Ultron", is replaced by two brothers, Joe and Anthony Russo, former directors of the last two chapters of the trilogy dedicated to Steve Rogers aka Captain America, "Captain America: the Winter Soldier" and "Captain America: Civil War.
The two directors have managed to give the film a heart and a soul, you can perceive in each frame, sequence and dialogue the love on their part and of each of the actors in the film that have invested in this project and, above all in this movie.
They also managed to give to Infinity War probably what really distinguished this to all the other Marvel films, that is an almost perfect villain, Thanos, a villain who does not believe in his ego to be such because he is motivated by a real, tangible and understandable motivation, a villain who is able to experience feelings beyond anger and desire for destruction, a villain with whom the spectator almost manages to tie because as immoral and ruthless as he may be it is also almost understandable, a villain that has not only the characteristic to be such but that has different facets, different nuances and different reasons that push he, almost against his will, to be such, in short an extremely complex villain, characterized in an exemplary manner and that marks a real strength and turn to the internal of the MCU; if there is something missing in each of the previous films that are part of this universe is the presence of a great bad guy, absolutely not flat or forgettable but that proves a real challenge for heroes protagonists.
It is also interpreted with great credibility by an extraordinary Josh Brolin, which we will see soon also in the role of Cable in the sequel to Deadpool, who immerses himself totally in the character and manages to be worthy of his intense and really complicated role.
The Russo also impress the audience with a balanced and well calibrated alternation of ironic moments with others darker, of moments more emotional and moving with others more sensational and with a strong visual impact. They also succeeded in giving the right time to each character, perhaps one of the most difficult tasks given the large number of them and the duration of "just" two and a half hours.
Basically they managed to make a film not difficult to work, almost impossible to achieve, they did a job that will enter, if it has not already done, in the history of cinema, which will be studied in film schools and will act as an example for many others movie.
Nothing of this film is not in the right place or does not work, especially if considered the technical aspect that really turns out to be a real triumph: extraordinary special effects, extremely credible and realistic despite their abundant amount, especially in the realization of Thanos give the best of themselves; a direction, as already said, impeccable; an extremely suggestive and exciting cinematography, with truly sensational colors; an incisive, noisy, perfectly contextualized soundtrack that gives the right tone and the right atmosphere to the whole film; and a perfect editing in every sequence.
An unforgettable film, impossible for a fan to see objectively because it touches the emotions that have formed over the past ten years, an immense, extreme, epic film and I could continue for many lines giving it the best compliments for a blockbusters of this size.
But above all for me is a film that has managed to awaken in me that great fan who grew up with this universe and that in recent films was lost because demoralized by the repetition and the stalemate created inside the MCU, they aren't bad movies, especially the last "Black Panther" but that were beginning to repeat itself in the structure and in the plot. So I can only be more than happy with this "Avengers: Infinity War", a film that has everything that was missing in the other Marvel movies.