SPOILER ALERT: We're in the ENDGAME now

[StreetFight3r]

wad i know ill miss

 

 

but actually

 

 

 

 

[Staff69]

[Vratenza]

Booked tickets to the movie... For tomorrow... Finally! 

 

Didn't loss a single hair or sleep over it.... 

[RadX]

Booked tickets to the movie... For tomorrow... Finally!

 

Didn't loss a single hair or sleep over it....

Later I tel u whole story hahhahah

[Vratenza]

 

 

Later I tel u whole story hahhahah

 

[RadX]

Lol!

 

Enjoy bro

[Solar]

Yeah...the most boring film I ever seen from of marvel studio...anyway can't complained much. Saw it under senior citizen ticket for $4!

Finally watched. RM20 each person in Lux @TGV.

Cinema isn't half filled.

[therock]

I saw a Starke Industries White PH Mazda 3 yesterday.... v cool...

[1fast1]

I watched it Friday am.

 

Very good movie. I would say probably the second best Avengers movie after the very first one. A great way to end the series.

 

There's often so much happening that I think a second viewing is warranted.

 

 

Especially the part with the mission of Cap, Iron Man and Ant Man when attempting (and initially failing) to recover the Tesseract. I found that whole sequence had so many moving parts that I need another viewing to be sure I didn't miss anything (the Loki thing will be addressed in a sequel I'm sure, although I would've been happier if they'd given a hint in a post credits scene, the movie felt bereft without one).

 

 

One more thing: before you watch this movie, apart from the other Avengers movies, try to watch the two Ant Man movies. In fact I would consider them absolutely essential viewing as they were the standalone movies most integral to the plot of this one.

Edited May 18, 2019 by Turboflat4

[RadX]

I watched it Friday am.

 

Very good movie. I would say probably the second best Avengers movie after the very first one. A great way to end the series.

 

There's often so much happening that I think a second viewing is warranted.

 

 

Especially the part with the mission of Cap, Iron Man and Ant Man when attempting (and initially failing) to recover the Tesseract. I found that whole sequence had so many moving parts that I need another viewing to be sure I didn't miss anything (the Loki thing will be addressed in a sequel I'm sure, although I would've been happier if they'd given a hint in a post credits scene, the movie felt bereft without one).

 

 

One more thing: before you watch this movie, apart from the other Avengers movies, try to watch the two Ant Man movies. In fact I would consider them absolutely essential viewing as they were the standalone movies most integral to the plot of this one.

ESP the ant man and wasp

[Playtime]

Does anyone feel that Fat Thor is fat shaming?

Maybe that message is you can be Thor.. we can ALL be Thor.. no need 6 pack

[1fast1]

ESP the ant man and wasp

Yes but you need to watch the first ant man to understand simi quantum realm etc. Edited May 18, 2019 by Turboflat4

[mersaylee]

I watched it Friday am.

 

Very good movie. I would say probably the second best Avengers movie after the very first one. A great way to end the series.

 

There's often so much happening that I think a second viewing is warranted.

 

 

Especially the part with the mission of Cap, Iron Man and Ant Man when attempting (and initially failing) to recover the Tesseract. I found that whole sequence had so many moving parts that I need another viewing to be sure I didn't miss anything (the Loki thing will be addressed in a sequel I'm sure, although I would've been happier if they'd given a hint in a post credits scene, the movie felt bereft without one).

 

 

One more thing: before you watch this movie, apart from the other Avengers movies, try to watch the two Ant Man movies. In fact I would consider them absolutely essential viewing as they were the standalone movies most integral to the plot of this one.

Glad I watched Ant man and the wasp last night before this one earlier today.

 

All the dots from various standalone and The avengers joined nicely together.

 

Only part I don’t understand was when Hulk was told about something like “when the present you replaces the old you, the old you replaces your present you...that means nothing will change...” but was given the stone when he told the ancient one that dr strange gave it willingly to Thanos.

[mersaylee]

wad i know ill miss

 

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but actually

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This critic mentioned she has a very specialized set of skills but neber mention she has a very special set of weapon of mass distraction.

 

https://www.google.com.sg/amp/s/screenrant.com/black-widow-mcu-powers-skills/amp/

 

She should have used her assets against Thanos...when his hands are fulled...others would have a better chance to take him out.

[Tohto]

Am I the only one, completely not interested in this movie.

[Kyrios]

Even the final fight scene was touch and go, compared to the first avengers movie and ultron where the final fight scene was over an hour

[Vratenza]

Not really...in fact I feel they are pretty much doing the opposite....

 

With so much fat and port belly, no exercise and just binge, drink and play video games, he still can double wield his hammer and axe and jumps around as if nothing changed from 5 yrs ago.

 

that's not going to happen for mere mortals....a cardiac arrest will be more likely a result. 

 

Does anyone feel that Fat Thor is fat shaming?

 

[StreetFight3r]

Not really...in fact I feel they are pretty much doing the opposite....

 

With so much fat and port belly, no exercise and just binge, drink and play video games, he still can double wield his hammer and axe and jumps around as if nothing changed from 5 yrs ago.

 

that's not going to happen for mere mortals....a cardiac arrest will be more likely a result. 

 

coming from a doctor i totally concur with u