Avengers: Endgame Review It's no secret that our community doesn't fall under the soyboy Marvel fanatics, so as a member of the community I thought I'd give my two cents on the film.  Honestly, I thought it was good. You have to appriciate that it's eleven years in the making and for them to pull it off is an achievement not just for Marvel, but for the film industry in general. There are plot holes here and there but it's a brilliant watch and I would recommend it, just maybe not at the cinema.  I'll cover what you all want to hear first, Captain Marvel. I think it's important that you don't judge a person's performance by their personality, because Freddie Mercury was an aids riddled faggot who jeapordised his band for his degenerate lifestyle and Brie Larson is a feminist cunt, but Mercury was a brilliant artist and I'm still gonna listen to Queen. That's not to say however, that Captain Marvel wasn't an annoying cunt, because she really was. The kind of smug prick who smiles about as much as Kristen Stewart and thinks they're better than everyone else. Thankfully she's hardly in the movie, she probably gets less than ten minutes in a three hour flick, which is nice. I'll also talk about the part where all the female characters come together, because it doesn't feel forced at all; it lasts for like 30 seconds and they don't do anything important, they just kill a load of CGI goons like everybody else. Captain Marvel does have a sort of 1v1 with Thanos, but ultimately it's Iron Man's fight.  Now I'll talk about the film as a whole. I thought it was good! They did a really good job of bringing all the characters together, giving them enough screentime and all, and they handle the time travel aspect really well too. It was cool to see a load of the films from the past and how the characters react to their past selves. But they were still too soft on character deaths, there were two deaths in the whole film, Black Widow and Iron Man, and they definitely could have killed off more characters, War Machine, Wong, a lot of side characters basically. I'm sure the only thing preventing them from giving more characters the axe is plans for future films.  Sadly, Sam Jackson is more or less a cameo in the film. This is biased because I think he's brilliant, but they did a huge disservice by leaving him out, especially since he was the saving grace for the Captain Marvel movie. They definitely could have put him in too because even Pepper gets an Iron Man suit and joins in the final battle, and it's not as if Marvel doesn't jump at the chance to put a black man in their films, so I really don't know why they left him out.  So that's what I thought of the film. I'm not a massive Marvel fan and I would have rather watched Dragged Across Concrete instead, but I'm definitely glad I saw it (because it's all we're gonna hear about until July) And I would recommend it to you too.