The task of tying together an entire cinematic universe into a suitable ending was the task at hand for the Russo brothers in Avengers: Endgame.
Ever since the final moments of Infinity War last year saw Thanos (Josh Brolin) disintegrate half of earth’s population, fans have been waiting for Endgame to wrap up the series and give a conclusion worthy of the incredible stories that have been told since 2008.
Anthony and Joe Russo did not disappoint.
Endgame is not just a triumph for Marvel fans, but for movie fans as a whole.
It clocks in at a hefty 181 minutes, but it takes advantage of every second of that. Not once do you feel like a scene drags on or worse still, could have been longer.
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Cinematically, it has some of the most stunning CGI effects that have graced the silver screen and a fight scene that is nothing short of epic.
Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr), Steve Rogers (Chris Evans), Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) Scott Lang (Paul Rudd) and Clint Barton (Jeremy Renner) are among the survivors of The Snap, and now have to try and save those who have been lost.
The three hours that ensue are packed with the hilarious quips we’ve come to expect from the Marvel Cinematic Universe, but it manages to interlace this with some of the most emotional scenes in the series.
In previous movies, there has been loose ends that fans picked up on but Endgame manages to tie everything up in a way that doesn’t feel like they’re even doing it.
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The stakes are high from the get-go, either the Avengers save everyone or lose everything.
This cast have grown together, along with the adoring fans who have followed them throughout.
The synergy between such a gigantic cast is incredible, and delivers some truly spine-tingling moments.
There was major pressure on the Russo brothers to deliver a Blockbuster worthy of the cinema records it is sure to smash when it opens on tomorrow in theatres worldwide.
The conclusion of a whopping 21 films is one that will no doubt be recalled as legendary for future decades.
This is not a movie to miss.
