Avengers: Endgame: A Spoiler-Free Review for All the Crazy Fans Out There

This epic superhero movie is the perfect continuation to Infinity War.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is really a marvel for some people. They anticipate and re-watch every trailer like the Avengers: Endgame trailer. They wait in excitement for upcoming movies like Spider-Man: Far from Home, and they look up to actors like Robert Downey Jr. and Chris Evans like real superheroes. If you are also a crazy fan of the comic-inspired movies launched by Marvel for more than a decade, then there’s some great news for you. Avengers: Endgame has hit the theatres now, and it’s everything a fan could have hoped for. To read a real spoiler-free review, just keep scrolling!

The first thing that we would like to highlight is the satisfaction factor. Yes, we felt like we were hanging off a cliff when Avengers: Infinity War ended but thankfully, we didn’t have to experience the same feeling this time around. Instead, we felt highly satisfied and content after watching the film. After 21 movies, Avengers: Endgame has succeeded in wrapping up the plot in a way that’s unique as well as satisfying. All the characters, especially the Original characters get a climax that they deserve, and that’s when you will feel that the tickets were worth it.

 

Though we don’t want to go into details about the plot of Avengers: Endgame, we would like to mention that it starts with a hopeless situation which most of our heroes feel that they are responsible for. Then they work on rectifying it, and the experience is nothing but fun. Yes, there are moments in Avengers: Endgame when you’ll laugh out loud. What we liked the best about the plot was that it was more focused on the good guys rather than the villains.

 

The ending of Avengers: Endgame is truly emotional, and your heart might skip a beat or two when all the heroes are thanked uniquely. Though the film is very visually appealing, the action sequences are quite light. The only criticism we can offer is the filmmakers could have cut about 20 minutes of self-deprecating content and used those 20 minutes to close off a few more plot lines in a satisfactory manner.

But all in all, Avengers: Endgame is worth the experience and worth the money even if you watch it multiple times!