Compromise when you can. Where you can't don't.

Rating: 10/10 (14 January 2018)

More superhero infighting.
The reasons are similar to the Batman/Superman thing, vigilante action causing collateral damage irregardless of the fact they are saving the world. The world wants to control the Avengers under a set of protocols. Some agree to them, while others do not and it was opposite from what I expected. Meanwhile there is a bad guy who is not a bad guy sometimes and a friend of Captain America except when he does bad things...so pay attention.
I thought the film was about as entertaining as the last one until the end which explodes on the screen with action, humor, and drama.... and we get a non-formula ending.
The film also introduces some new Avengers, of which the geeky Tom Holland gets to be Spider-Man. Paul Rudd as Ant Man joins the group in a small role. It is interesting to watch the Avengers battle as there is a lot of talking going on between themselves. The infighting seemed a bit ridiculous and could have been easily avoided, but that film would not be as exciting to watch. Whoever is doing the stunts, my hat is off to them especially Crystal Hooks, Heidi Moneymaker who doubled for Scarlett Johannson. Incredible. No Hulk or Thor or Pepper. Great action film. Iron Man/Stark not as funny and crisp as he was in the past. He was better as a straight man with Spider-Man:
Peter Parker: "I can't go to Germany."
Tony Stark: "Why Not?"
Peter Parker: "I got homework."
What made the whole film unbelievable was the Stark Compound chess board was set up with white square in the left corner and not right.
The film is less preachy in its theme. Non-Avenger Lives matter? Don't handcuff the troops? Revenge is a dish best served cold?
Minimal PG-13 swearing