REVIEW: 

Thanos: You could not live with your own failure, and where did that bring you? Back to me.

I am speechless. There is nothing to say, but I will say something anyway. In my brief career as a movie reviewer/critic I have never felt so inclined to write the shortest review I have ever done. There is nothing to say. I am a big fan of all things Marvel, even bought a watch that says so, and if you are one too, then you already know that there is nothing to say. This is it. This is the culmination of 20+ films over 10+ years to reach a final conclusion, an End Game. I WILL BE SO BOLD AS TO SAY, this is the best movie I have ever watched. There I said it.

Tony Stark: Part of the journey is the end.

I reviewed Infinity War back then and I mentioned that the Infinity War film was like watching one long climax to the epic MCU (Marvel Cinematic Universe). Well, this short 3 hour long film (it doesn’t feel like 3 hours), is like the climax to that climax. It is the biggest, grandest, greatest, most epic movie I have ever seen. I laughed a lot, I quite literally cried a lot, I smiled a lot, I cheered a lot, and Priscilla was practically screaming at some points and nearly ripped my arm off too. The cast alone is mind boggling. The storyline will not disappoint. The effects and action scenes, come on, don’t even need to bring that up. The characters, well without even realizing it, I have grown so attached to these people over the years that I feel I’m part of that family, thus the emotional response. They did it right and I for one am very proud of everybody behind the MCU. What an accomplishment. Kudos to the Russos. WOW! I mean WOW! Amazing. We have witnessed cinematic history and yet I feel that this transcends just cinematic history into human history. The mic was dropped.