Avengers: Endgame (2019)

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After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War (2018), the universe is in ruins. With the help of remaining allies, the Avengers assemble once more in order to undo Thanos' actions and restore order to the universe.

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Directed By: Joe Russo, Anthony Russo

Written By: Stan Lee, Jack Kirby, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely

Starring: Robert Downey Jr., Paul Rudd, Scarlett Johansson, Josh Brolin, Mark Ruffalo, Bradley Cooper, Chris Evans, Jeremy Renner, Karen Gillan, Chris Hemsworth, Chris Pratt, Tom Holland

Genres: Sci-fi, Fantasy, Action, Adventure

Franchise: Marvel Cinematic Universe

Country: USA

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Stars	User	Rating
25	Leonardis	96 _91%
I absolutely loved this. Say what you will about superhero movies. Marvel knows exactly how to pull at the heartstrings and make you care about their characters. This film is a real accomplishment, from one of the best openings to the biggest comic book battles ever filmed. Some of the fan service felt silly, but I can overlook that. I was very pleased with how they ended everything and how they ended the main characters. I cried both times I watched it. Truly is a perfect conclusion.
19	BillyShears	65 _42%
It must’ve been the thick cloud of BO strangling me for three hours on opening night but this was delightfully meh. I’m so stoked for another decade of nerds freaking out in theaters because they recognize Moon Knight and they want you to know how much their parents regret having them. People acting like they invested themselves into this franchise lol bitch plz before this we were all about Saw.
17	BeeDub	95 _91%
Damn near perfect (except for the most gratuitous Grrrrl Power scene ever). A supremely satisfying finale and victory lap for the MCU. Prepare to get serviced, fan.
15	Barthalen	80 _81%
The man sits by himself in the now emptied theatre. Silence has reclaimed the room at last. He stands up slowly, as if a long, arduous task has just been completed. A moment passes that seems to last forever. Finally he adjusts his glasses and slowly, yet decidedly, nods. He walks out in silence. Wait. Is that a... twinkle in his eye? Or a little tea-OH GOD IT'S A LITTLE TEAR WHAT A WUSS AHAHAHA
14	Bunyas	75 _75%
Endgame is more of a homage to couple of Marvel movies and its characters than a movie on its own. It takes a risky road, leaves many unanswered questions (or u can say plot holes) Some of the characters and the choices in the movie disappointed me a little bit. However, the tone of nostalgia, extended unrushed narrative,(i love longer movies) emotional level and a few unexpected turning points in the story carry the movie to a certain level. Overall Endgame is a successful farewell to the saga.
14	P u l p	28 _13%
I'm just happy it's finally over. (It's over, right? Please someone tell me it's over)
13	Paxton	70 _63%
A fine sendoff, even if it goes full Return of the King at the end(s). This series has earned it. I've been with Iron Man longer than my own son. I have a plethora of complaints but it is a fine sendoff. A fine sendoff. I reserve the right to change this rating by twenty points in either direction.
13	Jerky	85 _98%
Marvel presents "Ocean's Eleven!" After 11 years, 22 films, 50+ heroes/villains and 48 hours of screen time, the MCU gets a much deserved and earned finale. Credit goes to all involved, in tying up loose ends, ending character arcs on a satisfying level, and wrapping up an entire universe with a big red ribbon. What I'm saying is that Marvel did in 48 hours what Game of Thrones couldn't do in 70 hours, with half the amount of story arcs. Ya blew it HBO....ya blew it!
12	Luna6ix	80 _73%
If "Infinity War" was the big blow out bash, pulling out all the stops, then "Endgame", is the sluggish, hazy morning after, with the cleaning up of the mess from the night before. Clearly, there's less fun to be had here, but it's necessary and in its own way, satisfying. Still, it's the weakest Avengers movie of the bunch, even if that's still better than three quarters of the rest of the blockbusters out of there.
12	TimeCapsule	87 _91%
It's over, it's finally over! After 10 plus years and 22 films, I finally get to be done having to run out to the theater and see the latest addition of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Maybe now I'll explore some more mature fare, and I guess maybe see what all the brouhaha around being an adult is all about, ...huh?...what?...wait..."Spider-Man: Far From Home"(2019) trailer begins to play....sigh...ugh...I mean...I guess...Disney...just...shut up and take my money.
11	LookJabba...	9 _91%
Endgame is a truly gigantic cinematic spectacle that masterfully culminates the last 11 years and 22 films in the MCU. Whilst this isn’t a perfect film and there are concept flaws and some odd character decisions, as a companion piece and conclusion to IW this is such a fitting and ambitious finale from the Russo’s. I was enthralled throughout with so many wonderful character moments and incredible set pieces. But the enormity and scale of the final act was beyond my wildest expectations.
10	Mirelurk	65 _38%
This was just too much, I enjoyed the cute ending but was pretty bored through a lot of it honestly. Unlike the first one I felt like I had seen it all before, sometimes literally. This movie has almost zero tension going for it. Most Marvel movies don't but I thought Infinity War was the first time they had actually managed to make me feel stakes so it's a bummer to just not care anymore. A heist was probably a bad route to go for the super saggy middle act.
9	Jimmy Suede	50 _17%
Sorry, but what a bloated movie. overstocked with cheap heart-moments and small-universe syndrome. Also, these guys were built up for so many movies to be simply upstaged by a shoe-horned Captain Marvel (put her vs Thanos and Wakanda vs his army, call it good). Thor did nothing (though funny at first), after shining in Ragnarok. Hulk did even more nothing. There's not enough space to go into all the disappointment. And even if I wasn't invested in the characters it still wouldn't be a good film.
9	Ocelot	45 _36%
the rare film that is both completely subversive and incredibly predictable. I saw it opening night with some Marvel fan friends, and a lot of those fanservice moments feel like they're going to have diminishing returns. for what is meant to be a crescendo of 11 years of storytelling, a lot of it falls flat. the length of the movie feels appropriate, but a lot of the time spent filling that length does not. many moments (Girl Power!) are laughable. the last scene, however, is wonderful.
9	terrymac	82 _89%
Tries to do absolutely everything within its run-time, and just about succeeds. Time travel is a dangerous area for a film like this, but it pretty much gets away with it. There is a lot of box-ticking in terms of giving characters screen time, and it doesn't feel quite as neatly-woven as its predecessor, but it ultimately comes together rather wonderfully and satisfyingly. So, a few nit-picks, but this is genuinely entertaining and involving blockbuster cinema. The bairns liked it. Recommended.
9	JJ1986	40 _13%
The best parts are the beginning. Spends a huge amount of time establishing the rules of time travel only to flaunt them ("Open portal") in order to bring about another giant battle scene (that looks the same as the one in the previous film). Only one of the time heists (soul stone) brings any drama - the ones with Rhodes and Banner are ridiculously easy - and even when they have to go back to 1970, the face no obstacles after that. The quiet moments work so much better than all the loud bits.
8	Mentaculus	76 _64%
A fitting coda to a lexicon built on 11 years of truly marvelous characters, themselves grounded on a foundation of spectacular actors. It's not perfect - but it's not really aiming for perfection, is it? It first lets us sit and drift into the consequences presented; showing us the cost of shame in a rather timely, potent way, which makes the price of redemption all the more impactful. Tony earns empathy; Nebula earns sympathy; Steve earns grace. We earn heroism by proxy.
8	INDYATMN	97 _97%
A monumental achievement. Yes, the overstuffed middle lacks the kind of narrative momentum of smaller films, but it's bc there's so much story to tell. And the way it's told is amazing: the writers' choices & ideas are so wonderfully unexpected (underlining the hopelessness & that they really did lose the last time around; re-encountering the other films through time travel; & actually ending some characters) that it's not just a thrilling rollercoaster ride, but a profoundly moving one as well.
8	Groovy_Souls	75 _64%
I hope I don't get murdered for this score. The truth is that I ended up really enjoying myself, I mean how could you not with an excellent cast and killer final act, but there was so much missing in the first hour and a half that I can't help be a little turned off. With some proper pacing and some clarification of certain plot points this might have been one of the best marvel could have offered. Yet, even without perfection, Endgame is a worthy conclusion to my last 10 years.
8	Ytadel	7 _83%
Fat Thor
8	Alex Watkins	2 _15%
Thank god it's fucking over.
7	closedmouth	80 _67%
My reaction to the Girl Power Moment just about summed up my reaction overall: "This is unbelievably stupid and I love it." Much better than Infinity War, and it manages to ride the fine line between inevitability and predictability while still remaining about as tense as the ludicrous context will allow.
7	Hawkins	75 _57%
Oh lord they even bring back the two characters who actually died in the first one, what a cop-out. No balls! Anyway, gimme all the Fat Thor, Smart Hulk, & Old Cap you got. Edgy Hawkeye sucks. Why didn't the Asgardians ever make a hammer that attacks people who are UNworthy? Think about it. I'm right. Like, I'm sorry but I just sunk Kevin Feige's battleship with that one. Stan Lee's remains in shambles.
7	goremeat	60 _43%
For a film that is supposed to be epic, it feels so small and petty. A bunch of superpowered children eventually have a big fight over putting a football gauntlet thing into a time machine goal - which is a surprisingly fun sportive action climax - in order to solve their differences. Good fun as a casual cinema experience.
7	joel-w-m	9 _92%
From the devastating opening scene to the goosebump-inducing climactic action sequence, the scope and spectacle here will blow you away. Rich with humour (Thor and Ant-Man are highlights but even stoic Cap hass his moments), emotion, and inside references, it brings the MCU to a remarkable climax and resolve. After the blockbuster-high wears off some issues emerge (the main plot concept is severely underexplained; some characters are-understandably-neglected), but it remains a monumental film.
6	Obdurate	100 _99%
I'll rate this the same as IW but IW is better. IW smashed what we expect from the MCU. This gave us mostly what we expect from the MCU. Admittedly does MCU better than others. Some parts are too quick, it's funny but doesn't connect quite as much. But it was a thrill ride, didn't feel as long as it was, offered tons of great action and emotional moments. It's just not as daring which makes it feel slightly less special. It does trade in that for a decent exploration of trauma though.
6	WWallce4prez	77 _63%
Another few hours of Thanos trying to get those gauntlet skittles, but fairly enjoyable. The original core of heroes gets to shine in a film that is surprisingly light on action but big on heart. The best stuff is the gimmick of the "time heist" which allows viewers to take relish in the 22 movie sage. A fitting conclusion.
6	bof	64 _48%
I'm really torn here. Suffers heavily from how it's basically just the third act of the previous movie that you know is going to be reset, and half the movie is taken up with a time-travel plot they could have had done in ten minutes. On the other hand, the big final fight is glorious, and finally after five Avengers movies finally manages to combine CGI action with some actual emotional punch to the reset button. Someone cut these two movies together to 120 minutes and I might like them better.
6	hellboy76	72 _86%
A fitting end to this phase of the universe, its a bit over the top sappy at times, but that's forgivable in an (whether you like it or not) unprecedented intertwined storytelling experience. It plays true to comic book action and extravaganza and makes for a pretty good popcorn experience.
6	Bandy	70 _38%
Essentially 3 hours of focus tested fan service, down to the last detail. It's hard to outright dislike, but it's also very difficult to find anything organic or inventive.
6	90sCoffee	85 _94%
If you're expected to tie together 20+ prior films with a giant list of characters, you'll feel bloated & come with plot holes but it still pulls the rest off well. The theatre was at the edge of their seats as this packs a heavy emotional punch throughout while still containing good action & visuals with balanced humour. Can't really ask for a global blockbuster superhero movie to do any more than that in 2019.
6	Anomaly	79 _71%
Has the good graces to let out heroes stew in shame and failure for a good while, allowing them to grow and finally complete their arcs. The time heist idea is blatant fan service, but the Russos pull it off with aplomb, and we finally get a huge CGI battle that's emotionally satisfying! (How many blockbusters can lay claim to that?) Doesn't quite achieve tonal consistency, but still holds together well enough. The focus on Nebula was also appreciated, as I always liked her character.
6	Tony Irwin	35 _34%
It's as if Warner Bros had gotten their mitts on this franchise. Three hours of fan-service and hacky sentimentality in this appallingly bloated mess of dumb scenes - no wit, no intelligence, no moral argument, no pace, no story. No action that isn't choppy shaky-cam cgi dullness. I couldn't get over the astonishing hubris of the producers to think that this schmaltz was fit for release in this form. Infinity War, it seems, was Marvel's Dark Knight - they might never reach those heights again.
6	djross	35 _19%
One problem is that I find it impossible to really remember what happened in the previous instalments. Another problem is that there are so many characters and I can't remember who they all are. A third problem is that as far as I can tell the plot seems nonsensical, even on its own terms. A fourth problem is that it's really like a sitcom but there aren't enough jokes and they aren't funny enough. A fifth problem is that everything is stretched out to an inordinate length. Otherwise not bad.
6	Filligan	94 _90%
I'm not a massive Marvel fan. I don't cheer or clap with the crowd at every big moment. I'm just a watcher of films, a fan of good times. Marvel consistently delivers on good-to-great, like they've perfected a math formula, but what the Russo brothers have done here is beyond what I could've imagined this franchise achieving ten or five or even two years ago. I rarely get to see wrap-ups so satisfying as this. And now I feel relieved, refreshed—like it’s truly over and I can rest.
6	FrederikA	70 _67%
Without getting into spoilers, this film suffered from the sheer amount of plot it needed to fit in, and unlike A:IW it never managed to find a rhythm. Act one was pleasingly dark and sombre, but dragged on. Act two worked far better, but didn't quite get enough out of its novel premis. The third act was predictably big and noisy, but as a result lacked any real emotional resonance. That being said, it's still a competently made and entertaining film, and a decent cap on the overarching story.
5	TheRealJ-Ro	85 _84%
"I feel the conflict within you." Okay. On a visceral emotional level, I don't think there's an MCU movie (Infinity War included) that is this intense. This GOT to me more than a few times, and I had to fight to keep from giant man-baby blubbering. At the same time there are a LOT of poorly-answered plot points which leave me feeling, to some degree, like this is one of the sloppier MCU entries from a narrative perspective. How much that matters to me is still a matter of some personal debate.
5	Ofterdingen	61 _54%
A befitting finale. As good, uneven, annoying, overblown, spectacular, funny, and tiresome as the rest of the series.
5	Hofschneider	67 _24%
Sometimes they even talk to each other. Like ... people.
5	Scorpus	97 _98%
An outstanding, emotional, satisfying end to a deep and complex film series, Endgame delivers a fitting tribute to 11 years of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
5	Duder	70 _75%
* Well, I did say I don't want to see ressurrections, but it did hold itself together rather well. Although as a film, it is not as good as IW, I liked the wrapup. I did feel like a chunk of my life has been wrapped up, packaged nicely and sent off. They DID manage to bring it all together in the end, what a marvel.. What an event of cinema, it will define our generation and we are lucky to have lived through it, without spoilers and without dieing. Though it easily couldve been an hour shorter
5	ribcage	75 _68%
so much in here that the film begins to drag, lacking much action until the mega-clash finale, which occasionally drops into CGI overload. To be short: this movie didn't need to be a full three hours. But Endgame does call back to every point of the last 11 years of movies and sees it's characters off well, if predictably. Despite this predictable ending, the middle was completely unpredictable even if it did run too long. And anytime Captain America fought it was cool
5	DavidBlast	50 _44%
The description reads 'After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War (2018), the universe is in ruins.' Sounds about right.
5	bktan	98 _99%
The finale to end all finales. Finally a franchise that manages to stick the landing. Watched: 24-Apr-19, 28-Apr-19
5	Darren	55 _25%
Now there will be no more superhero movies....right?
5	Ununnilium	80 _75%
Why doesn't every big crossover movie start with the characters having feels at each other for an hour!? (For shorter movies I'll accept half an hour to 45 minutes.) This was better than I expected after Infinity War, full of meaningful character moments, fun sidequests, and solid resolutions to long-running character arcs. ...that said, it also has a lot of flaws, small and large, and my opinion has gone up and down every time I think about it. There's so much in here, good and bad.
5	glumpy_99	69 _32%
Lumpy series entry/culmination is hampered by some considerable bloat in the first and third hours (nothing is said once that can't be said thrice) but the mid-section riffing on time travel tropes is great fun and warts and all this series has engendered genuine affection for the characters (and actors) on display, giving some of the arbitrary plotting more heft than deserved. As always, Hemsworth is the stand-out, though the much anticipated final battle is a curiously laborious experience.
5	psim	81 _78%
About as good of an ending for this long and inhomogeneous saga as one could have hoped for. The film rewards fans of the franchise and delivers some of its most emotionally resonant moments. I'll never be as invested in these stories and characters as many others seem to be, but I'm glad that they got their satisfying conclusion. Sure, there are many nits to pick, but beween some long-overdue love for the unjustly maligned Thor 2 and Scarlett Johansson's best MCU performance, I won't complain.
5	Haui Memo	10 _98%
This is not perfect movie, and in a vacuum it's not a masterpiece, which is what I save 10's for. It's probably a 7 on it's own to be honest, but to isolate a movie like this from all of the context (not just within the MCU but within the context of popular culture and movies as a whole) would be derelict. This is a moonshot for the medium; the MCU is the Apollo program, ENDGAME is Apollo 11, and goddamn it they landed on the fucking moon and returned home safely. If that's not a 10/10, what is?
5	tenhas	40 _11%
Pinch of humor, pinch of sadness, pinch of time travel. So..? A pinch of superheroes. But there is a huge missing: pinch of intelligence about filmmaking. Avengers was finished for me while Thanos watching sunset. That was amazing moment.
5	coffee	65 _39%
The time travel is the worst concept for a movie to try to handle. If you're not making especially a time travel movie (like 12 Monkeys) don't mess with it. Find any other solution to resolve your issues. The time travel effectively ruined Harry Potter. Now the MCU has become ridiculous. Tons of plot holes and unanswered questions piled up. Stop being lazy and find something original. This giant turd overshadows a great character's heart breaking sacrifice.
5	BadFurDay	8 _86%
Very far from the best movie I've ever seen, but most definitely the best movie experience I've ever had. 10 years of build up and drama over many movies actually hyped me up massively, and watching the events unfold was a crazy relief. Concluding a series is always hard, this movie does it just right.
5	NothingsGood	15 _7%
There are so many things wrong with this movie it's impossible to put into 500 characters. It's quite the MCU fanfiction ending to a decade long trilogy of 2-hour trailers and lacking payoffs. Infinity War is the only one worth a damn, and this one takes a dump all over Infinity War with some of the laziest problem solving in the MCU to date. There's one action sequence in the first 2 hours, and one absurd action section that makes up the entire last hour. At least it glorifies suicide.
4	mwgerb	63 _73%
This is not the perfect movie, but it is the perfect wrap-up to Tony Stark's story and to eleven years of ground-breaking franchise film making.
4	SirStuckey	70 _56%
It's fine. A good ending to an impossibly long series of films. Plot was sloppy and had a few too many coincidences and basic dues ex machinas for me to ignore. I feel more people would be pointing these out if Marvel hadn't banked such goodwill and people weren't so attached to this story line. Oh well. I'm happy it's good enough that people feel content with this conclusion. I am also happy I feel less obligated to watch future Marvel movies since this phase is over.
4	Seethruskin	3 _25%
When Hulk dabbed, I felt that.
4	damil	85 _95%
I might've had a little better time with Infinity War, but this was a pretty satisfying ending to this phase of the Marvel movies. Much more than in Infinity War, a lot of characters were short-changed, but overall, they did a great job with balancing them all and giving them payoffs. It wasn't as emotional as I thought it might be, but emotions were definitely had. Lots of good character stuff, some good action stuff, and some really nice deep cuts from the MCU up until this point.
4	Bown	85 _76%
Objectivity will come later for now I’m still in pure “this was the coolest shit I ever saw in my whole life” mode ya feel
4	JLFM	45 _14%
As was the case with Infinity War, your mileage here will depend on your investment and enjoyment of the MCU. For the fans, Endgame offers some moments of giddy geekery that justifies the last decade of Marvel films. And although I would be lying if I said there weren’t moments that worked for me as well (largely a dissenter of this franchise), I simply don’t like any of these characters enough to enjoy three hours of ponderous meandering interspersed by canned quips.
4	lena_c	6 _98%
I'm impressed in so many ways, and that's coming from someone who isn't a true fan. Wasn't bored at any time, so amazed by the special effects, and I left with no question marks. *Fantastic
4	flipzo	91 _89%
There is almost everything you would ever wanted to see. And this is enough. Take your time, hold your breath and thanks marvel for ten amazing years.
4	Velvet Crowe	60 _63%
The time travel shenanigans were cool in a superficial way but in practice, it just leads to a lot of boring drama and lame shenanigans. The big climactic action scene around the end was awesome but the build-up to it was laughably contrived and forced. On the other hand, the world building in the post-IW time skip was cool and the ending for Cap's character was fantastic. Not as exciting as IW, but this isn't the worst way this saga could have ended.
4	Ippei	95 _99%
It's as a good a finale as an MCU fan could have hoped for. Epic, emotional and exciting, there's probably not enough words to describe this film. One thing is true; if you've followed this saga, it's a must-see. It is definitely the payoff that makes this film so great; the majority of the characters get fitting endings. Almost perfect in its execution, it will not disappoint.
4	cagedwisdom	75 _65%
The Avengers have seen a consistent rise in quality with each film. Finally a dip! For me this was inferior to Infinity War in every way. I can't help but feel that these films were all building to the events of IW, and this is just 3 hours of time travel as a means to revisit past events and stretch the story. It never finds its own groove. Thanos was a true force in Infinity War, but here he's a shadow of himself from the past - which is pretty much what the film as a whole feels like.
4	Corbad	75 _67%
Once again the Russo brothers pull off the improbable, but this time it is the incredible spectacle of it that saves the mess of a concept from ruin. The time travel is nonsensical and illogical, and only gets worse as it grows in complexity. Luckily, the concept is utterly overwhelmed by exceptional visuals, breakneck pacing, America's ass (and effective humour throughout), and a thrilling climactic battle. A remarkable film for many reasons, all of them incredibly expensive.
4	KeyUtkan	68 _57%
Full with plotholes. Contradicts with its past and future. Kinda mind blower mess for all MCU. And very lazy script. But in the end this is the final destination of a 11 years journey for MCU and cuz of the feel of nostalgia and worship. Its kinda hard to ignore all this experience and feelings. As a fiction, as a script and art piece. Its lazy and flat. But in terms of fanatism and being part of something. It was an unique experience. Great as a fanservice, medicore as a fiction.
4	ADragon91	75 _78%
I came out a little underwhelmed, honestly. I must stress that I don't think Endgame is a bad movie by any means, it's just the bar set by Infinity War was super high. The pacing and structure of this movie was all over the place. Compared to Infinity War where everything flowed so smoothly, Endgame's writing was far sloppier. I still had a blast and I was never bored despite the lengthy running time. Endgame to me, felt like a really noticeable drop in quality after re-watching Infinity War.
4	juntakinte99	75 _49%
I've always said these MCU films are more television shows than proper movies. And this one drives it home by feeling like a series finale. It's eerily like the Lost finale: time travel, characters meeting one another in alternate realities, the plot of a big bad coming to fruition, & a great deal of dramatic play between characters. My only complaints are the runtime, uneven genre mashing & lack of any real great zingers. Still, Disney has made a bingeworthy film series, which says something.
4	Trooth	85 _91%
The biggest complaint I think I could level at this movie is that I wish some minor characters had gotten MORE screen time. I know that's ludicrous to suggest of a 3-hour movie, but I guess it's a sort of sentiment of not wanting it to end. That said, I can't imagine I'll be in the mood for a new superhero movie for a long time.
4	doyler29	80 _63%
I enjoyed this ... it did pretty much everything it set out to do correctly. It resolved the story ... it closed out a giant series of films in a satisfactory way and provided a lot of fan service without feeling pandering. It's a big dumb enjoyable film that kind of deserves to be the most commercially successful film ever. It's certainly not great cinema, but it's hard not to enjoy it.
4	vv238	77 _81%
Endgame does stumble in a few places but I still can't think of a better way to send off these characters and this story. Even though the business of Marvel demands a continuation to the saga, this really is the end of a long journey. The MCU will never be the same after this.
4	chemtrails	50 _38%
Franchise says I clap, I clap.
4	magdabag	94 _92%
Perfect. Fucking. Movie.
4	The Pirate	89 _90%
So much magnitude, emotion and years of build-up and investment, I doubt Marvel will ever top it. Overall it's amazing how cathartic and fitting of a conclusion it is for the main Avengers storyline. My main issues were how Thor remained too drunk and jolly even after being set straight by his mom/Rocket, Prof. Hulk being too cutesy and no Black Widow in the third act, though her sacrifice was touching and in character. Still, Endgame does deliver an amazing movie experience!
4	greghend	81 _69%
While Endgame is by no means a perfect film, it is a perfect love letter to the MCU.
4	jimmyp	60 _27%
How do you mess up a time travel heist? This should have been an exciting film, but it gets bogged down in dull concepts and even worse action direction. Marvel should really hire people who can do action because the action in their films is the most boring part of any of their films. There is a nice emotional core to the film, but the action scenes are way over edited and nonsensical.
4	MontyCircus	100 _96%
Saw this on opening Thursday night. The cinema was packed with a line that ended outside. While typing in my PIN buying snacks, the cashier looked around the bustling lobby and said to himself: "craaazyyyy". Everyone filled the IMAX theatre early, well before the trailers began to run. Oh, the movie itself? There were cheers louder than I've witnessed at sporting events. There were squeals of delight. Big, hearty, rolling laughs. And this city usually has dead audiences. Not tonight!
3	Sadman	80 _62%
[First viewing] As a finale this works really, really well. Almost every emotional or fanservicy (the good kind) moment is expertly done. The comedy is as great as always and there are a few breathtaking shots throughout. The acting is uniformly stellar. Unfortunately, the plot of the movie is such that it works best if you just accept it and move on. I did not manage to do that and as such all the great moments in it were somewhat neutered by the nagging nerd in my head I tried to silence.
3	natebarrios	70 _56%
The Big Lebowski (1998) exists in this world meaning Jeff Bridges the actor exists which means Obadiah Stane played by Jeff Bridges in Iron Man (2008) is a bald doppelganger of Jeff Bridges in this universe, this is infinitely more intricate than all this other shit, I'm looking forward to when Jeff Bridges can return as Jeff Bridges. oh and the movie was cool and fun! dipped into demolition porn again but it's cool, it goes large writ small at the end.
3	IsaacM	20 _11%
Why do I agree to watch these?
3	guy piranha	50 _24%
the best and probably only joke worth mentioning is putting "end" into the title. as if.
3	CMonster	83 _76%
If you are looking for a recommendation, spoilers, you are out of touch. 2 movies a year for a fucking decade, you should've figured this out by now.
3	mattorama12	77 _82%
This is truly a monument to storytelling. It was genuinely successful in wrapping up the entire saga that's led up to this point. It did that in 3 hours that were never rushed, and still felt like it got in pretty much everything it needed to. The trickiest part of this movie was really creating stakes, since it follows 20+ movies where there were never really any. And it did that so successfully that the final action sequence is one that I cared about for a change. Great stuff.
3	Matija D	75 _62%
Works well as a closure to lots of Marvel characters and stories, but as a standalone movie it doesnt work that great.
3	KenMeisters	75 _73%
After starting with the biggest power move possible, the movie gets terribly unimaginative and ends with my greatest fear. BUT: it does its character arcs very well and overall it works out satisfactory. It concludes more than ten years of movies. That alone is an accomplishment.
3	amazedemon	78 _95%
Endgame begins considerably slower than IW, allowing it to better contemplate the effects of the Snap and deliver deeper character arcs than any MCU ensemble film has before. The time travel antics are fun and a fitting homage to all that came before, though very convenient for the plot. The end battle feels shorter than I would have liked, and the "Future is Female" shot irked me as being forced and padded with sidekicks. An enjoyable end, that thankfully leaves me less invested in the MCU.
3	philamental	80 _80%
I find it fascinating that the highest grossing movie of all time was designed purely to work only for those who were heavily invested in the 20 odd movie franchise that is the Marvel Cinematic Universe. That's not necessarily a complaint, and Marvel earned the right to release a fan service blockbuster given the phenomenal pop culture achievement that is the MCU. For fans, aside from some pacing issues, this is a virtually perfect conclusion, but non fans will wonder what the fuss is about.
3	The Beast	4 _27%
Met most all of the technical requirements for the plot that needed to be answered to end the saga, without achieving much more. The first 30 minutes up to when they jump could have easily been cut and implied to have been in the 5 years they skipped. Rushing to tick boxes, major plot holes, bizarre power levels with no continuity, bad CGI elements stand out against other elements that are excellent. Thanos looks real, ant-man's face looks plastic and imposed in his helmet.
3	PerryStroika	57 _30%
What is the point of anything if any consequence can be undone with some omnipotent Deus ex machina plot device? If you can go back in time and magically bring back half the world's population you can do anything and nothing has any weight.
3	Kingjohnbbq	100 _97%
Im not going to downplay how much I loved this movie, it gave me everything I wanted and more. this movie had me in tears several times. I was elated to watch every minute. there is no scene in this movie that does not have a purpose behind it and that is what is so captivating, the movie may as well be a living organism. I do not think this can ever be topped. infinity war and endgame are the penultimate super hero movies. I would love to see them try to beat this. Such a massive undertaking
3	joseywales	90 _97%
My only qualm is having all three of my celebrity crushes in one movie. I loved a couple character arcs, loved the pacing and I marked out like a little bitch more than a few times!
3	reecedolan	100 _93%
Avengers: Endgame is not the cinematic marvel that Avengers: Infinity War is. However, with the added complexities of time travel and making sure that everything is at an end, Endgame does exactly what it needs to do and is a fitting way to close off the MCU.
3	Prophet92	100 _99%
A flawless finale to Marvel's 10 year saga.
3	angrypierre	85 _85%
Pitched just about right. There were moments of laughter, of joy, of despair. At one point the hairs on the back of my neck stood up. It's an enormous film, that has to encompass so much to tie up the series, but does it without feeling bloated, and the 3 hour run time absolutely flew by.
3	constantine	64 _27%
A big, messy, overstuffed & disappointing finale. I would have discussed plot holes but why bother?
3	andayb	70 _80%
Marvel accomplishes the gargantuan task of wrapping up 20 odd stories, and it achieves this feat with exceptional flair, like an olympic gymnast going for that impossible move and sticking the landing perfectly. A triumph for corporate authorship, endgame will probably change the movie industry - for better or worse - in a substantial way. On the other hand, it's basically back to the future 2 with superheroes, which is almost certainly a great idea.
3	PetrosTser	60 _40%
What holds this back from being a great superhero film is its shortcomings regarding what "Infinity War" managed so gloriously: bringing all those characters and subplots together in a concise whole. Certain plot threads are hasty or inadequate, things happening too easily and without the proper set-up; for the first time the MCU seems too big for its own good. Despite that, "Endgame" does offer several huge, hair-raising and even moving hero moments that signal a really special curtain fall.
3	Ross	95 _99%
Hats off for the Russo brothers. I cannot fathom have you can make this amount of characters, interactions and storylines feel this organic, natural and entertaining. MCU is by far my favorite superhero franchise and this is the icing on the cake with its integration with previous Marvel films. Just wow!!!
3	omgfridge	7 _65%
Easily the best of the Avenger series. Opening and closing act are both superbly done. There is the usual tropes and fan service that brings it down a couple levels. Still found it a fitting conclusion that was well paced and rounded. Thor Lebowski was fun.
3	jfen	94 _93%
I'm sure if I analyzed it further as a film you could find flaws, but as a culmination to 11 years of comic book movies and continual storytelling, this movie is pretty perfect. It gets more comic booky than any of the previous movies did.
3	KasperL	80 _86%
Like in 'Avengers: Infinity War', simply getting away with tying everything together so well is impressive. In the first act of their incredibly effective tribute to the MCU, the Russo Brothers show their balls (not literally), and I really liked the way they have chosen to reference many of the previous movies. Also, 'Avengers: Endgame' is (hands down) the Marvel film that I have been most invested in. And, most importantly of all, I had a lot of fun throughout so the three hours flew by.
3	Icarus	40 _8%
I've seen the Alpha and Omega of this series--Iron Man and Endgame--and nothing else. Given my skipping the 20 movies in between, this one still made sense plot-wise (until it didn't--who makes all of the Avengers' machines, why is Spiderman [and esp. all his friends] still in HS after five years gone). The searches for the stones lacked any drama, while the battle sequence was impressively CGI'd. Many people seem to like these men in tights movies. Good for them. I'll spend my time elsewhere.
3	XakkMaster	83 _71%
Initial response: everything I expected, for better or worse. RDJ has been my favorite part of the MCU and proves himself again here.
3	nobamba	80 _87%
Needs a rewatch. A fitting end to this chapter. First hour was pretty bad and needs a lot of suspension of disbelief. Fat Thor was really, really bad and he never suffered much for it. Glad they limited the large scale and extended fisticuffs to a final battle in the end. Filled with references and callbacks that aren't just cheap fan service. Nice twists with Thanos mucking things up. Fav scene: Captain America picking up Thor's Hammer.
3	dunetails	100 _98%
They've largely managed to pull this off. I hate what they've done to Thor but I can forgive most sins. The first hour is brilliantly,and surprisingly, downbeat. The middle is a victory lap around the MCU, and the last hour is an amazing comic book style crossover of epic proportions. I'm not sure we'll see anything like this pulled off cinematically,or logistically IRL for a long long time
3	BionicNinjas	90 _83%
It was a long slog through a lot of mediocre/subpar crap, but the payoff was great.
3	bowfinger	50 _42%
"Meh End." And let's not forget to thank Russo bros for their bravery in acknowledging the gay people in a superhero movie, that was a bold move. Unless they are already in talks to make a Netflix movie next.
3	luord	82 _90%
It isn't a repeat of the narrative wonder that was Infinity War, is often oddly concerned with making callbacks and the comedy doesn't flow as naturally as usual, but it is a worthy conclusion to the story that's been built over the past eleven years.
3	Vandelay1	72 _80%
good movie
2	Inkwell0121	93 _50%
A triumph of structural writing, directing, and acting, Avengers: Endgame deftly manages to pay off more than 10 years of buildup and promise. The main issue (though small) is that the third act doesn't quite live up to the promise of the rest of the film, and the most energetic action takes place off-screen. The character beats are so good that it's a minor issue only, however. Altogether, a fitting final chapter for the first three phases of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
2	spacefloh	60 _57%
ger; [avengers: endgame -- 3D]; nach dem ableben der hälfte aller lebewesen versammeln sich die avengers um das event von thanos ungeschehen zu machen.; (spektakuläres effekt-feuerwerk, story leider nicht in sich geschlossen durch das verschwinden von thanos);
2	redflag	86 _33%
zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
2	nutcrackr	70 _37%
The marvel universe has been preparing for this one for a long time and it's quite impressive how everything connects together. Fans of the first Captain America movie will probably get the most out of it. But all the time-travel malarkey hurts my head. If people from the past can be brought back to the future, then all the deaths are unnecessary. The moping was kinda excessive in the early parts ant there are not that many jokes here. It does not use all the characters well.
2	adornment	63 _37%
If there's a testament that Marvel movies should be taken seriously, this is it. It is the most intelligent and thought-provoking film they've released. I do think it's also their most convoluted and tonally uneven film, hence the lower score (but that's... subject to change). There's a lot to unpack here, though, for sure.
2	DyanneThorne	84 _87%
For a movie that had the balls to proclaim that Back to the Future was wrong about time travel, this sure does borrow a lot of "running around in the background of the earlier movies". Does a nifty job of tying everything together, I actually liked the novel take on time travel and it was all round satisfying, if not surprising in any way. Still awkward that Thanos' solution was probably the best thing to happen to Earth in a long time and undoing it was restarting an ecological disaster.
2	recklessmess	89 _95%
So like, did all of the infinity stones have to go back to the original spot on the timeline, or just the ones they borrowed? Why couldn't they go back to a point at which Vision was still alive, take him to Wakanda, have the procedure done, and return the infinity stone? And like, two souls were traded for one stone? How does one return the soul stone, and why can't you get your soul deposit back? So many questions. Great film otherwise.
2	Kuroel	89 _97%
This, from the start, went to a wholly different, yet welcome, direction - subverting my expectations. With an ensemble as big as this, there were some plot threads that were not as interesting to follow, but everything was masterfully weaved together. And the amount of fan service this movie offers, absolutely loved it!
2	FoxyRussian	94 _88%
Amazing Superhero movie and probably one of my favorite big budget blockbuster films. It's an emotional spectacle that knows how to pull on the heartstrings of the fans who have been with the MCU since the beginning. Acting is standout, everyone delivers in this, while Robert Downey Jr. especially delivers an amazing performance
2	timmo	95 _88%
The Russo brothers have conquered the superhero formula. They hit every good storytelling beat while still making a compelling narrative. I hope they get to make movies forever.
2	Iamdwg (Interpreting the Stars)	97 _97%
As a general rule, I'd probably say Infinity War was a more exciting and entertaining film from beginning to end, but Endgame was put together better and contained what I wanted to see in Infinity War - everyone occupying the same space instead of being spread thin in multiple stories - it has that here, too, but it has some assembling, which is what you want to see. Also, the plot is simple, the character goals are solid and there is a plan of action. Fewer characters means less convoluted, too
2	orcunyondem	99 _98%
I almost cried. After 11 glorious years, it has come to an end with a perfect movie. I still can't believe it's over; kinda over. Marvel always managed to give what people expect unlike the other super-hero movies. Yes all of them have epic scenes, Marvel has them better but Endgame? Just wow. I could've added this to my 100pts list as number 13 but one small thing (you know what I want) prevents me. And I'm not gonna let it take out more points. 99 it is.
2	offlineoz	85 _83%
The most perfect ending you could give to a franchise that was 11 years and 22 films in. Yes it had its problems but the emotional thrill it provided was unlike any other film I've ever seen in my life.
2	whatismyname	65 _63%
A fitting ending to the Avengers saga. Overall what you want in the culmination of 10+ years.
2	Difontaine	89 _94%
I feel similar to how I felt after Avengers Assemble. How did they pull this off? How do all these moving parts work? How do you make a film that is an end and a beginning? Props to the Russos and the cast for their hard work, not forgetting the special effects people. Contains my favourite moment of 2019 and of many years.
2	Rudolph101	97 _99%
avengers endlame is needless filler on the road to the mcu's long-awaited conclusion in spiderman far from home
2	SuperSui	82 _83%
The whole saga comes to an end. Not every move where made perfectly but it's satisfying enough.
2	DougCollins	100 _93%
This movie lived up and blow away the hype. I could not even imagine a movie being this well written and so incredibly good. Hands down for me the BEST MOVIE EVER! My only regret is that I will never see this again for the first time. I laughed, I cried,and i cheered!
2	mwestcott	90 _75%
Endgame cleverly subverts expectations by saving all the sweeping action and fan service moments for the final act. All in all, this is a careful film with a lot of quiet moments and well written dialogue. In the end, Endgame is on the same level as Infinity War for entirely different reasons.
2	d_r_e_s_	4 _90%
They actually pulled it off! *Very Good
2	vahidtr	69 _52%
I said before, I hate time travel and when they tried to distract me by changing the name to time heist, I even more hated it.
2	Yoshinaruto	100 _99%
I almost rated this lower because of the second half of the first act, which drags a bit. Luckily this film picks up the pace well, with great humor, action, and drama. It also left me emotionally exhausted by the end. The second it showed Vormir my heart sunk. My biggest praise is to that whole part which was masterfully done. I don’t know where I’d rank this among the other three Avenger films, but it’s worthy to be among them.
2	kgbelliveau	88 _73%
It was an upgrade from Infinity War with impactful and world changing battle sequences. The length of this movie did hurt however as it is a spectacle and a hard film to sit through. Fans are calling it necessary as Marvel wanted to leave no stone unturned (pun intended) but this film really left more questions than answers. It was a fitting conclusion to this version of the Avengers team.Most of the heavy lifting acting wise was done by the original core and that helped the emotional ending.
2	Kavu	88 _90%
Entertaining, sure, but also terribly well written considering the huge amount of character arcs involved. Impressive on an IMAX screen as well.
2	alwayshere88	83 _91%
3D and audio OK. No wow moment like Infinity War, but much funnier.
2	plvenice	9 _85%
This series deserved a terrific send-off and got it. They hit the emotional high points hard, and delivered the fireworks we all expected. It did not need to be 3 hours, but you'll have a good time anyway.
2	aaasolanki	77 _49%
The movie gives you a closure for having tracked the Marvel franchise over the last decade. It doesn't pack in as much humour (specifically punchlines) as the first Avengers movie. Neither does it have the undertones of mankind (i.e. over-population) being responsible for the world's problems. The movie just keeps with the flow. That's all. The whole 'big-fight-with-a-nailbiter-finish' gets a bit too much now. You just wonder why can't Captain Marvel single-handedly save the day.
2	alexandros6	95 _99%
I enjoyed this movie so much.... I will remember it and definatelly watch it numerous times. For sure it was not perfect, but I really do not have any complaints.
2	Onac	79 _84%
Marvel surprised me. I had my predictions for this one, but the movie went in a completeley different direction after only 20 minutes in the 3 hour long runtime! The picture is full of interesting turns and touching moments. It also makes a good job of incorporating the events of nearly every other past MCU picture. A truly amazing feat of storytelling which is worth seeing even if you have seen only a single title in the series.
2	ajmurad	70 _62%
I love you 3000
2	whatisitisee	50 _10%
even worse than the previous due to the mind numbingly boring first half, dogshit writing, contrived build up of "epic" moments, etc
2	cherrorist	42 _20%
So cheesy and predictable, so painfully formulaic not even the death of (yeah like I'll post spoilers :P) saves it. Pompous lameshow with stupid plot holes. Reminded me a bit of a sporting event though, and it works on that level. Ten points for that and 32 points for Thor's belly and lame "The Dude" Lebowsky impersonation.
2	fenixdown	71 _40%
A wild time-traveling ride with some dramatic heft as well
2	PasadenaVic	70 _4%
It felt like whining and moping composed the first hour of the movie. Some of the narrative didn't make sense, either.
2	TheDailyNathan	99 _99%
Is this an overreaction? Maybe, but consider this as a sort of series score - Endgame and Infinity War have such incredible payoff that it uplifts the entire MCU. Movies 1-21 are MUST SEE just to get to the payoffs and full enjoyment of these climactic movies. Especially viewed as a pair, Infinity War+Endgame is imo one of the most complete movies in existence, there are the huge action payoffs but so many deeply rooted characters that they all mean something.
2	Stewball	80 _80%
Epic and well worth watching, more that once for those so inclined, but it's necessarily way busy. I can't help but wonder all the way through about the writers trying to come up with relevant intros and involvement, while balancing the necessary screen time according to the characters and the stars playing them. In any case Rocket steals every scene he's in, IMHO. And the plot might even spark an interest in Quantum mechanics, even though a key assumption they make is, of necessity, wrong.
2	Victoriouz	100 _93%
The team-ups in this one were WAY better for me than the ones in Infinity War (I only really cared about Iron Man's team on the previous film). cinematic art.
2	Ametrine	10 _91%
Endgame is everything that it needed to be, everything that it should be, and everything that I wanted it to be. This is about as perfect as a Universe film can possibly get. Disney, and specifically Kevin Feige, has cemented himself as one of the most brilliant and passionate filmmakers in history.
2	myfavchords	85 _88%
This is an exciting and thrilling conclusion to this Avenger series. Of course there will be more Marvel movies but not with all of this same cast. The cast is great and the story does not drag at all. Overall I would highly recommend this film.
1	Mpython	9 _87%
9-
1	TheSheriff	100 _87%
This is a great change of pace from all the other MCU movies. There is no looming threat and nobody is in a hurry. Just a bunch of people with an opportunity to save the world and decide to do it. There is less emphasis on action and more on having the characters interact with each other.
1	Revan007	88 _83%
It is hard to follow-up a movie like Infinity Wars, but Endgame succeeds for the most part. It is arguably much more flawed than its predecessor but if you are willing to look past those flaws, you are in for a wild ride and a lot of fun in a movie that does a great job tying in and wrapping up all the other MCU movies that have come before it, an impressive feat in and of itself.
1	dogeatmoon	70 _55%
It made for a fun watch.
1	Max_Alkvit	86 _94%
#loved Fat Thor
1	Pickle_Man	80 _55%
Too long for criticker. Read it here https://letterboxd.com/pickle_man2135/film/avengers-endgame/
1	umutheatre	80 _69%
Ben hayatım boyunca sinemada bu kadar seyirci ile senkronize ilerleyip etkileşime girebilen bir film görmedim hatta sadece görmemekle de kalmayıp, yaşamadım. Avengers: Endgame; Marvel'ın tamamını içinde barındıran 3 saatlik epik bir göz ve ruh orgazmı. (25.04 Onur ile, IMAX)
1	Antonio P	20 _17%
The highest grossing movie ever now. I don't like it as it was 3 hours long and a lot of scenes I felt dragged on or they just had them there for convenience. The scene with the time travel and they are explaining all these rules about that to just do it anyways. or when the fight scenes come unglued and they'll show you all the women hero's first then the men. I didn't like that captain Marvel in this movie was easily defeated by Thanos etc.
1	Zangin	70 _60%
A fun and exciting conclusion to the infinity war saga. The various parallel plotlines are balanced a bit better than Infinity War. Overall though, the narrative doesn't hold the same surprises as IW and the climax isn't quite as engaging, but it's still as fun as ever.
1	morphinapg	99 _98%
Infinity War impressed me just very slightly more, mostly because it was more unexpected while this follows a bit more of a predictable storyline, but there are still unexpected moments and while the basic outline may be predictable, the details are a bit less predictable. Otherwise though, still as epic and well made as Infinity War.
1	kadikoy	85 _93%
Spoilerin dibi. Süper kahramanlarımız zaman yolculuğunda. Yaşayan kahramanlar, kuantum fiziği ile zamanda geri dönüyor. Senaryoda yine eksiklikler var. Mesela Ant-Man daha fazla partikül alabilirdi. En iyi iki süper kahramanın da öldüğü ama mutlu bir sonla da bıraktığı kahraman-macera filmi. En iyi özel efekt Oscar adaylığını alır ama ödülü başka bir filme de kaptırabilir. Hayatta kahraman olmak güzel bedelini ödeyince anlarsın
1	SageSledge	100 _91%
Avengers: Endgame makes Infinity War, a film I once described as a cultural moment, feel like a mere trailer in comparison. I was completely unprepared for the sheer level of tension, excitement, sadness, and joy this elicited from me. 11 years of groundwork has led to this moment, 22 films of disparate quality and the countless characters therein, all finally given their time to shine. As a film it's stellar, as a moment it's timeless, and as an ending, Endgame is unprecedented.
1	semioticus	71 _35%
Not better than Infinity War. Some scenes are really well done and a potentially hazardous plot mechanism is executed mostly smoothly but overall it feels a bit lackluster. I think it's fair to say that the first half fails in setting the tone, but the movie gets its act together more and more in the movie.
1	milkacow	90 _71%
gud
1	LewisMeeking	78 _62%
I have a lot of problems with this film, one of the larger ones being Steve's arc, which they completely fucking ruined. It would have made so much more sense for Steve to die fighting instead of abandoning his best friends for a woman he kissed once like 80 sumn years ago! Also the Russo's killed off Tony because of a personal vendetta against Tony, what. the fuck... The Russo's fucking ruined this film.
1	Lexie	50 _30%
I still sweat thinking about how they put all the girls from the MCU in one shot saying "we got this". That's it. Feminism is over.
1	sourheart	1 _2%
3 hour highlight reel
1	gabba2k7	60 _0%
used all 4 films as a background noise when gaming ;] prolly ppl need to be into some ridiculous and-or uber-mutantish superheroes and 3D mess to like it. / othewise - what an epic garbage. heroes, plot, scenary. all / i cannot say that im very biased. i found xmen quite tolerable (i wish they get rid of some cartoonish xmen) and some 'human' superheroes\|vigilantees are alright... Logan, Nolan's Batman, Punisher.... TheBoys was solid as superheroes were intentionally represented as parodies.
1	siphus007	75 _50%
Despite admirably doing what it could to conclude the several years of connected pieces, the writing felt disjointed, the humor only marginally landed, and it lacked some of the gripping immersion and adept plot points of the Russos previous work. But still impressive in its own right.
1	EmirhanShn	80 _66%
Gayet güzeldi keşke daha fazla karakter ölseydi,o kadar abarttıkları miğfer dibiyle kıyasladıkları berbat cgi yeşil ekranlı savaş sahnesine çok güldüm bunu mu bu kadar abarttınız ? :D
1	SlrSoapbox	85 _86%
Mindblowing.
1	CStewart64	18 _97%
W4E2P1S2M2V2A2R3. Almost gets a zero on premise because of the unabashedly hammy concept. But it couldn't have been executed more perfectly in my opinion. Only nit is with how they prioritized characters. It got the top billing right with Steve and Tony. But no one was clamoring for more Hawkeye.
1	chadisdanger	79 _56%
Pretty much my same reaction as towards Infinity War, which is that it's hard to judge on the same level as a regular movie but succeeds wildly as a big, dramatic, exciting "season finale" to the series. If I had to be clinical about it I could criticize the awkward structure, tonal shifts and homogenous visual style, but god damn it this was just a lit theatre experience. If you're invested at all in these characters this is a terrific finale to this insane story.
1	Kebapche	45 _7%
Couldn't even reach the half of it. As Scorsese said - this is not cinema, but some other form of entertainment that I am not digging much
1	CosmicMonkey	75 _49%
Honestly, I enjoyed the first act: superheroes dealing with failure, loss, grief and trauma hasn't been explored in film much and they handled it decently, and the final battle was surprisingly exciting and satisfying; however the middle act and all its wibbly-wobbly time travel stuff really seemed to sacrifice coherent story-telling and logical character decisions for the sake of fan service, and I didn't love it. Still disappointed that Ant-Man never climbed up Thanos's butthole.
1	walkearth	40 _23%
Pop culture junkies' wet dream. I fail to see and comprehend what the fuss is about. The film has no artistic merit, it does not contain structural, storytelling or character coherence, presents less humour, chemistry or quality screen time than its predecessors (naturally, as there are too many characters to show properly), and its worse sin of all is that it is exactly the same film as all the others before it. A high for the masses encouraging the dumbing down of society. Ain't nothing to it.
1	letskillrobots	14 _36%
Yo whatever happened to that bench the Hulk threw across the lake. I kept waiting for that thing to hit the ground and it never did.
1	eric-jan	75 _74%
Damn, there were a few backstories that I didn't know (didn't watch the movie) - then the movie is less nice to watch as a new movie. There is a lot of action, as expected and there are so so (way too) many different storylines. Well made and cool action.
1	babamots	78 _66%
Huh. That was actually a pretty good movie.
1	Evolution	61 _29%
Would have preferred it ending with Infinity War.
1	Wiche	78 _77%
Had some good touches to it. I loved fat, existential-crisis Thor for example. But to be honest, this film wasn't what I'd hoped for and left me unsatified. This end of an era is a bit of a letdown to me.
1	muutanet	73 _70%
Endgame was like Hulk. Big, beautiful, strong and above all well written. It was full of characters and plot lines, lots of bare hand superhero fighting and twists for three hours. But I can say I could live without seeing it. Except I did see it in IMAX theatre. It was worth for viewing. Once.
1	Okkervil	87 _93%
There are things in Endgame to niggle at if you want, but it's such an incredibly satisfying conclusion to the whole 'Infinity Saga' - and that it is actually a conclusion & not a fudge is one of its great strengths. RDJ/Evans/Johansson/Rudd all really stood out for me as giving their finest MCU performances. There are those who will always be down on comic media, but Endgame is a true cinematic landmark; full of genuine quality & class. For a childhood Iron Man fanboy, a perfect conclusion.
1	msprague	65 _46%
I'm not a big fan of the franchise so I wasn't disappointed or surprised by any of what happened. I was really hoping for a clever resolution but if that's not going to happen invent a [spoiler]. It was cool that the Gungan army helped in the final battle. The Avengers resolution of the drama was a bit short sighted in the grand scheme of things.
1	Koalafish	60 _30%
I liked the first half, but as soon as the action starts, the countless plotholes are just too big to ignore, given the serious tone of the film. There are some good moments, but just as many made me cringe.
1	td888	70 _76%
Disappointing. They tried to cram in way too much. First hour is just silly.
1	maddog	87 _91%
(Spoilers in review!) I thought it'd be THE movie to earn 100, a score I've not given. Even then it'd get it by rounding-then small flaws surfaced. But the Soulstone, how it's handled, the 'missing' info when dealing with it in this movie, one is circumvented, one not- too big a plot hole to ignore. Tried to reconcile it; can't. Visually beautiful. Few loose ends, not bad. Rocket and Thor's psyches. Wow. Trade up, trade down. More small flaws (past Thanos M.O., info he has, time rules bent).
1	theficionado	37 _34%
The new pinnacle of queer cinema
1	walkabout	60 _38%
A lot of good ideas (for a superhero movie), presented in a chaotic mess. Still, I'm not categorically against it. I guess I'm mostly OK with Marvel.
1	HP_Buttcraft	82 _77%
I also hate that I loved this just slightly better than Infinity War.
1	TheDiceman	75 _89%
Good but not as good as infinity war.
1	pilgermann	50 _19%
Just way too much amounting to too little. It's not boring but I don't feel like revisiting it ever again. I mostly just enjoy seeing Guardians of the Galaxy characters.
1	DolphinSpurs	74 _32%
It is filmed -- and acted -- like the season finale of a popular series and that is both a good and bad thing. The good: Lots of funny winks and satisfying character arcs and transitions pepper the movie. If you're a fan of the Marvel Universe at all, you will definitely enjoy some callbacks with Captain America, Tony's usual snark. Highlights are Paul Rudd's interaction with everyone and the inversion of Hemsworth's Thor character. The bad: too overstuffed. Too long. Everyone gets their moment
1	Ernestina	24 _30%
In my opinion Avengers: Endgame did not handle time travelling well and this ruined the whole movie for me. Anyways, good on Robert Downey Jr. to leave the MCU universe on a high note.
1	War Machine	89 _88%
83 to 89 2nd watch. breaks even with length. does cap and tony nice. first hour was like 6-7. last hour 8-9 with some 10 shit. i didnt like them killing thanos both times, time travel for the stones (better cause unforseen problems. and most of those scenes were meh), getting the soul stone still needing a price, other nebula staying bad, other gamora here now, no cosmic entities, captain marvel OP used a bit weird, but the fan service was amazing. so ready for asguardians
1	TheEscapist	75 _77%
Much better than Infinity War. The first half I really enjoyed. After that the film dragged a little, but still not bad. I liked how funny this film was and how the characters felt more real and lifelike than in previous films. Overall just very enjoyable and a well made superhero film. There is not much intelligence or deeper philosophical themes present in this film, but from Marvel I wasn't counting on that anyway. A pleasant surprise.
1	kimiya6283	95 _87%
Not 100 just because of 2 reason, Ironman's destiny and the time theory which was vague for a viewer! Also why is that for captain america who is always the best, have the best ass and hammer or have a happy ending ???
1	EvilMangoes	86 _62%
B+
1	cairosmith	77 _77%
Your best, surest, most satisfying offramp from the neverending six-lane highway that is the MCU. If you've cared enough to watch till now, you'll be satisfied with the way they tie things up.
1	sedric	75 _70%
You still have to shut your brain most of the time but geez, this is gorgeous. This picture of cap facing an army will sure end as my wallpaper.
1	karatoprak	62 _14%
where are the people who are content with what thanos did for it is certainly a brilliant idea for the future of the planet? anti-environmentalist film..
1	jnydam	68 _58%
Way too long a buildup to the actual drama...also, they struggled with fitting so many characters into the story in this one. Getting way too complicated for it's own good...
1	gogolit	55 _14%
SPOILERS! .. The whole film for me was overshadowed by the inexcusably depressing decision to kill off Ironman, Natasha, and essentially kill off Cap. Steve Rogers is defined by his character which is one of selfless self sacrifice of his own strong personal desires, as hard as that is, to be a superhero, the writers completely ruined his arc for "enlightened self interest", as they called it. Killing Ironman was just sad, with his new family. A horrid end to it all.
1	serenates	90 _92%
Well I'm not a big fan of Marvel and to be honest, the only Marvel movie I ever watched was Infinity War to which I was dragged by my students.. But I really really enjoyed this one and I even got emotional when you know... things happened...
1	Dakota99	6 _62%
Oh boy, I'm not the biggest Marvel guy, but I must say I at least enjoyed myself. They're plot holes riddled throughout this thing that bog this down, but to a certain extent, I can let slide, especially about my Infinity War questions not being answered, but I saw the film as 3 acts, and by the end, it wraps up nicely. It has it light hearted moments, it has its high intensity actions sequences, and the heart strings. I knew I wouldn't like it as much as everyone else, but still solid.
1	PUNQ	70 _96%
A very satisfying conclusion of this chapter of The Avengers, after a few clumsy attempts at these all-star all-inclusive superhero films.
1	Dunder74	7 _68%
not nearly as thoroughly structured or emotionally visceral as part one, but thor plays fortnite so...
1	Ritteh	63 _43%
T'was OK, but nothing special as far as super hero movies go. Infinity War was better. Part of the problem with this movie is that it draws from so many of the other movies, some a decade old, and thus it's hard to remember everything. Heck, I can barely remember Captain Marvel which I saw last month. Probably could have easily cut about a half hour from this 3 hour flick. Also, no fun things in the after-credits. Mayonnaise on hot dogs is great.
1	chmul_cr0n	56 _22%
I still can't get over a movie as expensive and big like this looking so bland and generic. Like they got the costumes from some cosplay retail store and used some guy's camcorder to shoot it. This movie just doesn't have anything resembling a visual language. And the direction ist...how can I put this...stupid. Like, especially the dramatic stuff with all the pathos didn't feel dramatic. Just dumb. And pretty boring. Except for the last 20 minutes, which were pretty neat.
1	braddad68	90 _52%
I wouldn't say I was disappointed. I did enjoy the movie, but I had some criticisms. I knew about the 3 hour run time, but it was TOO long and felt long. I preferred the beginning where there were less characters. Then when you get to a multitude of characters, there is maybe time for a line or two from some of the more popular ones. I had two major predictions for where the storyline would go and both were part of the plot. For any movie, being predictable hurts it for me. Still, a wild ride!
1	LordBeefJerk	70 _70%
Not without flaws and plot holes but an overall satisfying ending to the saga. Loved the slow pacing unlike many others, but wouldn't have minded a few more surprises.
1	jkathrens	80 _75%
I think it navigated potential pitfalls pretty well and felt like a good conclusion to the story. I'm afraid I was just ready for it to be over and can't say the setup for the next phase is anything I find intriguing.
1	Talvitie	68 _53%
The movie has some seriously forced scenes that make me almost puke. For a while, it tries to reach an adult audience, but then falls really childish scenes that take too much of attention. The main message of this movie is that comics are just for kids and that message I fight against. It's okay to watch, but I have no desire to take a second look at it.
1	mandy	6 _45%
Does quite well to give each character screen time and a story - some more so than others. Colourful and spectacular but not really for me.
1	Guillaume	60 _16%
So tired of this shit. Gets points for some of the emotional scenes.
1	bolivar	55 _16%
finally this shitshow of a shitfest series is over. random cgi fighting other cgi things. loop holes the size of planets allover the place. you cant have dozens of characters that range from virtually to literally invincible and at least two ways of time travel and try to have a cohesive plot where you actually care for anyone.
1	Kevinraayy	95 _97%
Yes, I'm a Marvel cuckboi. But fuck you, the absolute balls of them to create something that has spanned over a decade and culminate it with this show stopper of a blockbuster and for the most part actually fucking stick the landing is a triumph that's insane. Think of movie franchises that has done anything this big and successful (momentarily and story wise) or better yet even shows that end in a satisfying note. I'm sure there are but nothing comes even close to my mind.

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