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Avengers: Endgame

Name: Avengers: Endgame
Genre: Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Fantasy
Released: April 26, 2019
Duration: 181 min
Rating: 78
Cast: Benedict Cumberbatch, Bradley Cooper, Brie Larson, Chadwick Boseman, Chris Evans

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Movie Details & Credits

Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures | Release Date: April 26, 2019 | PG-13

Starring: Benedict Cumberbatch, Bradley Cooper, Brie Larson, Chadwick Boseman, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Dave Bautista, Don Cheadle, Elizabeth Olsen, Evangeline Lilly, Gwyneth Paltrow, Hayley Atwell, Jeremy Renner, Jon Favreau, Josh Brolin, Karen Gillan, Katherine Langford, Letitia Wright, Linda Cardellini, Mark Ruffalo, Michelle Pfeiffer, Paul Rudd, Pom Klementieff, Robert Downey Jr., Scarlett Johansson, Sebastian Stan, Terry Notary, Tessa Thompson, Tilda Swinton, Tom Holland, Winston Duke

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Summary: The grave course of events set in motion by Thanos that wiped out half the universe and fractured the Avengers ranks compels the remaining Avengers to take one final stand in Marvel Studios’ grand conclusion to twenty-two films.

Director: Anthony Russo and Joe Russo

Genre(s): Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi, Fantasy

Rating: PG-13

Runtime: 181 min

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64	#64 Best Movie of 2019
2	#2 Most Discussed Movie of 2019
1	#1 Most Shared Movie of 2019

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Original-Cin Karen Gordon

Apr 24, 2019

In a word, it’s terrific. Read full review

Paste Magazine Michael Burgin

Apr 30, 2019

Comic book fans know the thrill of following all your favorite characters through a multi-issue storyline that culminates in a “universe at stake” ending. Now, thanks to 21 movies in 11 years and one massive, satisfying three-hour finale, moviegoers do, too. Read full review

LarsenOnFilm Josh Larsen

Apr 25, 2019

Endgame provides something truly satisfying: a sense of closure. Read full review

The Telegraph Robbie Collin

Apr 23, 2019

An alternative title for this one might have been Avengers: Encore, since the film knows its entire audience has been here for the long run – even beside Infinity War, Endgame would be completely impenetrable to a novice. Think of it as a kind of victory lap, in which a decade-plus of painstaking team assembly is re-run at top speed, then paid off with thermonuclear dazzle and force. Read full review

RogerEbert.com Brian Tallerico

Apr 24, 2019

It’s really like nothing that Hollywood has produced before, existing not just to acknowledge or exploit the fans of this series, but to reward their love, patience, and undying adoration. Read full review

We Got This Covered Luke Parker

Apr 23, 2019

Endgame is the superhero equivalent to an original cast revival in a long-running Broadway show, and often has the same hair-raising effect. Read full review

Slant Magazine Keith Uhlich

Apr 23, 2019

Every serious narrative beat in the film is ultimately undercut by pro-forma storytelling, or by faux-improvised humor. Read full review

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FERNAN

May 25, 2019

It's the best movie i ever seen in my life. Wow!!! Congrats to th Russo's. I hope it's not the last one.

16 of 20 users found this helpful164

Tannerkid09

May 16, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Hands down best movie of the year for me it was sad happy action packed and a great way to finish Tony’s story “I love you 3000”… Expand

20 of 25 users found this helpful205

VultuRex

Apr 26, 2019

Best Marvel film, so emotional, electrifying, so much heartthrob, and definitely worth the three hours

116 of 213 users found this helpful11697

EpicLadySponge

Apr 26, 2019

It can feel a little odd to watch a movie for three hours without missing out on some critical details that can affect the movie in many different ways, but that would honestly be a lie if I would say that just to bring this film down. Marvel has built its world filled with iconicIt can feel a little odd to watch a movie for three hours without missing out on some critical details that can affect the movie in many different ways, but that would honestly be a lie if I would say that just to bring this film down. Marvel has built its world filled with iconic superheroes that we adore starting with Iron Man back in 2008 and now twenty-one films later, we're now seeing what is literally going to be the most epic final battle in the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe. Avengers: Endgame does not disappoint me when it came to telling its story during the aftermath of Avengers: Infinity War and it shouldn't do the same thing to you too. You can easily tell that this is the most carefully detailed Marvel Cinematic Universe movie out of the rest of them and they put their best efforts of care into it resulting in a movie that feels more than just your average superhero movie. Definitely give this one a watch if you want to find a movie that feels more like an adventure than just a movie because you're basically not going to regret the ride.… Expand

20 of 38 users found this helpful2018

crumbreon

Apr 27, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. I was ready for anything walking into Endgame, and while the towering 3+ hour run time was daunting, and the seemingly insurmountable pressure to outperform Infinity War, I had reservations. The cold-open to the film impressed me. Normally, there is bravado, fireworks, showcasing; this was the Russo's cherry on top of the 11 years of cakes after all. The opening scene set the tone and reminded me of what was lost, and followed up with the plain text title card of the movie. I thought it was immaculate, much like a lot of the "moments" in this movie. One thing that cannot be overlooked is that this is very much a finale. It's tying up all the loose ends that need to get sealed off, and it's non-traditional in the sense that it is essentially a victory lap for most of these characters. So in that sense, this movie is not so much a "movie", rather than a series of "moments", and I'll explain a bit on that. Some of the most impactful scenes resonated with me even several hours after the movie ended. When Cap confidently picked up Mjolnir and joined Thor in beating the crap out of Thanos with his half-broken shield - the audience collectively and audibly gasped. When a broken Thor tearfully stumbled over himself trying to save his mother, and she (accepting her fate) tells him that it's not for her to know. Piper tearfully telling Tony that he gets to rest, after the life from him slips away, following his heroic Thanos-dusting snap from his own gauntlet. The theater was so silent and the emotion was visceral. I could go on and on, but there are simply so many good moments in this film, it's impossible to detail them all without spending 3+ hours talking about them. The ending of the movie was predictable, but very much appropriate. It was safe, and the perfect end for Tony and Cap. Though maybe not as gravitas impactful as some of the other moments in the movie, it did remind me something that the entire series of MCU movies has preached to us: It's the journey that matters, not the destination. Endgame was a symphony of incredible moments, each hero stood out and showed they belonged - and in a cast this large, an incredible feat! I won't be rushing back to the theater to watch this again, not because the movie was bad - but because it was so completely satisfying. Like a traditional home-cooked Thanksgiving dinner, this movie left me without room for dessert, and I think that is perfectly fine. The only criticism the film is guilty of is shoe-horning social narratives in. I would have preferred to see a more organic relationship develop between the female heroes, instead of just throwing in a gratuitous "she's got help" and then arbitrarily grouping literally every single female cast member together who have seemingly not even met each other before. It felt extremely cliche, extremely trite and out of place in a movie that went out of it's way to explain a lot of complexities and give solid reasoning behind all of it's other decisions. The only other faux pas I can flag on this film is removing the emotion from the final Thanos fight. Plucking a Thanos who hasn't even found a single Infinity stone from history and making him face our heroes who have literally been morally and physically beaten by him, felt lackluster. Seeing Scarlet Witch just pouring out raw emotion and to have it met with "I don't even know who you are!" while comedic, fell flat with me. Thanos only realized that he "won", by getting all of the stones and snapping away half of the universe. He had no knowledge of the sacrifice or pain he personally inflicted on every single person in this movie and that was one moment that we will never get to see. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed the ride and I'm happy to see a true end to this fantastic series. It'll be difficult to rise to the heights of this again, and it's likely not something we will see again for another couple decades. So for now, enjoy the journey.… Expand

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egoBorder

Apr 28, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Considering how much I enjoyed Infinity War, I was surprised by how disappointing Endgame was. Not a bad movie by far, and some of the things that bothered me won't be an issue for others, but I expected more. With that said, the beginning and ending are the best parts, so you'll likely leave the theatre happy (even if the movie doesn't sit too well as you digest it).

I was surprised by the amount of humor. And even though I thought the jokes mostly landed, it was weird that in a universe where half of sentient life disappeared there are so many people cracking jokes. I would have appreciated a darker humor until the snap is reversed. I just felt it undercut the stakes and loss the characters would be feeling after their defeat in the last movie, even if a bit of levity is needed for the audience's sake.

The thing that bothered me the most was the reliance of time travel as a plot device. I can accept time travel if it's just kind of in the background, but the moment a movie tries to make it seem real is the moment I can't accept it anymore. The worst part of Endgame is that despite telling myself several times, "Just ignore it and have fun!" the movie spends a lot of screen time on the time travel plot and is constantly trying to justify it. In the end I couldn't get past it and it made the middle of the movie really sag.… Expand

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ty92

Aug 21, 2019

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. This movie was way too slow and too long. I don't mind a movie that is slow if it has great dialogue and characters. But I'm not a huge fan of most of the superheroes in Avengers. I think to enjoy this movie you need to be deeply invested in all of them. The only interest I had was with Thanos. The problem is the Thanos we seen for most of this movie had very little knowledge of all the superheroes he was fighting. He obviously had no knowledge of what happened in Infinity Wars. So the fight scenes didn't have as much weight to them as they should have. This was the biggest problem I had with them using time travel. Also time travel has been done so many times it just felt cheap and lazy. I'm also not a fan of them making Thor fat and making Hulk more human like. They are trying to get rid of all the best male superheroes. They also killed off Iron Man. They are full on SJW's putting down male characters and trying to make the female ones look better. I can't stand this trend with Marvel. You also get a scene with all the women superheroes on screen at once. It's too in your face at this point for me. I like strong female leads like Wonder Woman if done right. But Marvel goes about it the wrong way. The ending had some cool action scenes with some cool CGI. But that doesn't make a movie good. It's something that can help compliment a movie if everything else is good. But this movie was terrible in my opinion.… Expand

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