Infinity War is where it's at.

I honestly thought they were going to complete Thanos's character arc in Endgame instead of reverting him back to a moustache twirling baddie. I think it would have been completely doable if Thanos used the timestone to visit futures to see if the universe "balanced" itself after his intervention, and since life always finds a way, he realizes his efforts are futile.

I think the entire point of the “Thanos back in time” bit wasn’t actually about Thanos, but Gamora. They need Gamora for the third guardians movie, but they also needed to kill her for story in Infinity War. The writers couldn’t think of a way to bring her back without being corny, so they decided to do a time heist. At least that’s what I think.

I love this movie but it honestly baffles me that Scott got saved by a rat. It’s so hard to believe that nobody in the writing room could think of a more interesting way to get him out the quantum realm

My main problems was the script and there was a joke in almost every single scene.

Every time I watch Endgame, I just go straight to the fight scenes and the fan service moments lol

There’s a thing i don’t see a lot of people talking about, this movie KILLED Hulk. From the beginning of the mcu they told us that Bruce and Hulk are different things, during Age of Ultron and Ragnarok we understand that Hulk is not just a parasite, but an actual “person” with his ideas, fears and a whole personality. Endgame comes and all that character development just disappears, Hulk is no more, the only thing left is a green and buff Bruce Banner

If you go back in time and change things and it creates an alternate timeline, then Captain America would have lived his life in an alternate timeline. Because he clearly changes the timeline. Old man Steve Rogers would never show up. They make time travel rules and then ignore them for fan service.

You also forgot to mention how illogical it was that the two nebula were on the same wifi signal....being from technical different universes

Will no one even dare tackle the fact that Iron Man wielded all 6 stones like nothing while half God Quill needed power of friendship to tame just one of them? Mkay.

You forgot to mention that if Cap went back in time and stayed there, that should've branched a new timeline with the movie's own logic on time travel, right? How does the disappearance of past Thanos not change the present somehow, but then the current timeline is intact with the presence of a second captain America altering past events as well? This movie was filled with so many contrived inconsistencies, nostalgia bait, and forced humor, that the final battle was the only good part to me. Also, fast forward to present day and the movie makes less sense with the inclusion of the multiverse. And clearly, through the Dr. Strange movie, there were more options and ways to defeat thanos.

Also gotta love how they had Hulk snap his fingers so the gauntlet would fit thanos later. Like why wasnt this gauntlet heavily damaged like the last one? Why didnt it just change shape?

What bugs me is how time travel in this movie operates by whatever rules are convenient rather than anything that makes sense. They make a point that you're not going back as much as you are bringing the past forward, thus why its okay to kill the past version of Nebula, and yet Captain America going back and then returning as an old man implies that he really did go back in time and stay there. Then you have how there is still a need to return the time stones to the exact times and places they were taken from, meaning that once again this is actual travel backwards with real responsibilities and consequences. But if that's the case then it really does make no sense how Nebula is fine killing her past self. Then there's how Loki escapes using the Tesseract. Where does he end up? logically, accounting for the actual time travel Steve and the need to return the stones implies he should be running amok causing time paradoxes, but obviously that doesn't happen. This movie has such a bad rule system for what is and isn't possible that it's just an insult to other movies which actually had thought put into how time travel works.

The thing that made me not like Endgame is simply just how predictable it was. I remember leaving the theater after Infinity War saying “I hope they don’t go the easy route and just travel through time to get the stones and change what happens” but no, they couldn’t be any lazier. I was really anticipating something crazy that no one could really think of like perhaps going to where the stones originated from? It doesn’t have to make total sense or line up with the comics but at least try and do the unpredictable like I called this movie 2 years in advanced like ugh

The problem is the time travel. I can think of a billion scenarios that would’ve made things easier or reasons that make things harder for the characters.

I'm almost disappointed you didn't mention Thor's nerfing and the fact that the movie didn't care to make his weight gain a serious issue and instead used it for laughs throughout.

Yeah, I really didn’t like Endgame at all. They wasted so, so many things and it is nowhere near as good as infinity war

what I found dumb was the "Only 1 possibility bs" -endgame is 1 possibility -Thor going for the head was 1 possibility -Starlord not punching thanos is 1 -Time travel to redo the Thor or Starlord scene thats 2 more I listed 4 on the top of my head easy. felt this was just plot device to kill everyone for dramatic effects.

My main problem with Endgame was it felt like it was leading to something more. I liked the scene in the beginning when the Avengers killed Thanos on his homeworld because they did not look like heroes. They killed an unarmored unprepared man out of revenge, he wasn't doing anything and wasn't going to. It made me think "wow the Avengers are going to learn they can't solve all their problems by beating up bad guys" and made me think it was going to be a more complex movie about morality and solving problems with violence. Nope. In the end, they solved the problem with violence.

Let's be for real, Endgame's biggest problem is the Time Travel. This is why Infinity War is the best Avengers movie and my personal favorite MCU movie.

8:18 “This is just a shitty way of making things seem more dire than they really are.” This is EXACTLY how I felt when Strange says he only saw 1 victory out of 14,000,605 probabilities - it was something you’d expect to hear from an excitable pre-schooler recounting a story they were making up on the fly. Adjusting the story so that Strange sees multiple opportunities that the team progressively miss until the window narrows at the end would have worked far better and raised the tension of the final conflict significantly. Great video, agree with all points. I’m a huge Marvel fan but Endgame could have been so much better...

The fact that Markus and McFeely thought they could get away with making fun of Back to the Future and The Terminator when they had written this pile of garbage completely baffles and infuriates me. Also, as a long-time fan of Doctor Who and sci-fi in general, the time travel rules they did come up with never fail to give me a hernia.

This... is actually REALLY good! I was expecting this to just be pointless nitpicking, but instead you bring up some solid points about the movie's logic and rules! I still like the movie, though!

Not to mention, the MCU timeline is made needlessly more complicated for fans and the newer writers. All because Strange gave up the stone and saved Tony, only for Tony to die anyway and for half of the universe to be jumped five years into the future.

I honest to god thought I was crazy. Finally some one else not not blinded by hype!

Time travel doesn't work with such big stories like Endgame, because, instead of limiting the world, it expands it, and that freedom makes it very hard to write a story that is compelling on more than just the most surface of all levels. It makes it very easy to contrive a plot though, and that is probably one of the reasons why they wrote the time travel story - so people could have their cake and eat it, too. So they could bathe in nostalgia and get new adventures with the same old characters - but at the cost of stakes, emotion and logic. There are numerous sins in Endgame, but the worst of them all, in my opinion, is that the writers killed Thanos in the beginning of the movie. All the personal conflict between him and the superheroes was completely gone after that. The writers even had to contrive a new motive for his younger self. I think one of the biggest signs that either the writers or the director had lost sight of what matters is the fact that the Professor Hulk transformation happened off-screen, when there was essential character development to be had for the Hulk after IW. That is an unforgivable sin of storytelling. Like so many others in Endgame.

My issue with the end game is how shitty they treated the hulk and thor. That infinity gauntlet won't hurt the hulk at all ..but yet his arm is in a sling

I haven't watched the movie since it came out in theaters but I think Thanos said he reduced the stone's to atom's. Not completely destroyed them.

This video does not have enough views, the review is absolutely amazing, finally someone does a proper review of this movie.

KZfaq just now recommended this to me. And here I thought that I was literally the only person in the world who thought that Endgame felt wildly underwhelming for what it was supposed to be. I didn’t hate it, and I have no shame in admitting that I did get sad at Tony dying. After all, I quite literally grew up on Tony Stark and the MCU. But it wasn’t anything like Infinity War.

GREAT VIDEO! love your critiques, and I agree. Please consider also: 1.There is NO WAY to "return" the freakin' Soul Stone. What do you do, call Red Skull and say, "hey, you can stick this back up your butt or whatever, we done." (and they did NOT need to sacrifice Natasha OR Clint. They could easily have yanked it away from Thanos when he first got it after Gamora died, before he put it in his gauntlet). 2. Is nobody gonna address the most GLARING PROBLEM with bringing "everyone snapped away" back? What about the people who died because of the disappeared people? There is zero mention of whether they came back. Mothers whose babies died falling downstairs when the mom got dusted and dropped them... Do they come back 5 years later, then have to commit suicide when they find out their baby died that way? Passengers who crashed in the planes whose pilots were dusted? How about the UN-SNAPPED people who "appeared" in mid-air where their plane was 5 years ago, only to hit the ground 32000 feet below with a splat? I.W. even shows that one helicopter crashing into a building in NYC. Would that pilot just appear 5 years later, as high as the chopper had been, then fall to his death, maybe take out a pedestrian too? The writers could easily have had Hulk also mention those who died as a result of the vanishing snapped-away, but they are too lazy and overpaid to do it. 3. Both Vision and Black Widow should have been brought back. Period. I hated the timing of the Black Widow movie, coming along after we all know she is pointlessly, stupidly, unnecessarily dead. I hate the Captain Marvel movie even more. That movie (and its boring, overpowered character) should have been saved for the next "phase" / story arc of films, or just sh!tcanned. Black Widow should have been rescued by Steve when he went to Vormir and learned that you can't actually "put back" the Soul Stone. And Vision? What a horrible waste of the amazing Paul Bettany and a cool character. It should have been HE who suddenly appeared to crash Thanos' ship and beat his a$$. Clint brought a baseball glove back from his home in that time-GPS test. Why couldn't they go to Vision right before he got stabbed in Edinburgh, and yank him away? We barely ever got to see Vision in action. 4. The current "goodguy" Nebula tells "still mean" Gamora that Peter is her boyfriend. Why couldn't Gamora, seeing that Thanos is dead, and that Nebula is with the good guys, just chill out? And do you really buy that ANY version of Gamora or Nebula would "love" or miss or honor Thanos? 5. Josh Brolin is good, but what's with his accent/voice? I don't like the utter lack of mention of why Outer Space Eternal Thanos talks like a Texas football coach. Come on, people. Thanos is from Titan, and it's fine to give him a humanoid face on the CGI body, but that accent is very distracting. 6. Infinity War has a bunch of stupid crap too, but the most RIDICULOUS and glaring is when Black Widow, hardened lifelong pro assassin, walking weapon who coldly murdered human unenhanced soldiers on the Lumerian Star in Cap' Winter Soldier, actually says to the giant Blue Murder Girl Alien creature: "We don't want to kill you, but we will." That is the single most unforgivable piece of feces that the Russos ever inflicted on a paying moviegoer. Those two Thanos thugs damaged Vision permanently, nearly killed Wanda, and were trying to rip the stone out of Vision's head, and when Black Widow, Cap, and Sam showed up, they treated them gently until they Blue Sky-Beamed away. AAGH! That can't be unseen or unheard. And speaking of Infinity War, did you see how powerful Mau the Telekinetic Torture guy was, and how he went out like a lil' bitch in both films, both timelines? But he was absolutely unbeatable in New York in that fight. And Wong made quick work of the giant guy, but they had trouble with him when ALL the wizards were there in Endgame? And the worst of all, is that boring, stupid Thanos, one of the most poorly developed and forced "villains" i have ever seen or read in my life, was too powerful for Hulk, then got more and more stones, but almost got his a$$ kicked on Titan by 3 Avengers and 3 Guardians, then managed to BEAT UP 3 Avengers with ZERO STONES? Did I mention I hate the Stones? Not the Rolling ones, but the Infinity ones. Idiot silly childish plot mcguffins. and if they came from the Big Bang, why was one a Mind and one a Soul Stone?? Who had Minds and Souls at the birth of the universe? And all the Stone devastation should have been limited to one galaxy, as should Captain Marvel , if we must tolerate her. Do you know how huge a galaxy is? Even if the influence of the Stones happens at 100 times the speed of light, it would still take A THOUSAND YEARS to cross our own Milky Way. Science fiction in comic books needs to learn how to Science. I hate both of these movies, and I am glad to know I am not the only one. And like Sleuth said, now we are stuck with all this poop as canon, so that all the drivel they write after it has to take The Snap into account. Thor would have gone for the head, or remove the gauntlet arm. And Etri the Giant Dwarf should have got his 300 people back when the Un-Snap happened. And Hulk should not have suddenly been "scared" to appear in Infinity War. And what happened to the nice romance between Banner and Romanov? We just gonna pretend that was never a thing? Does every adult in these movies, besides Tony and his ladies, have to be totally sexless? And Drax is annoying. Peace out.

So you're telling me Doc left the fate of the universe at the hands of a rat...

Thank you! Someone finaly said it. I really enjoyed Infinity War but I was so let down by this one. I especially hated what they did with Hulk and Thor. Both characters were wasted for just comic relief. And don't even get me started with the cartoonish CGI. Most of the times it looks like Robert Downey Jr's head has been stuck to the suit and his neck moves in the weird way. It really takes me out of the movie. 2008 Iron Man did it so well. What the hell happened? In the end, all I wanna say is that endgame was a cashgrab. They could have ended it in Infinity War with Thor using the storm-breaker, but greed won.

Great video. I agree 100%. Here were some of my problems with the film (some are the same as yours): - Thanos dies in first 10 mins - The infinity stones cannot actually be destroyed otherwise the universe would be destroyed - Tony figures out time travel in one night - Hulk is essentially dead as we see no sign of his old personality, just his body, with Bruce's mind. No Hulk development, fights, etc. No redemption. - Black widow and Hawkeye love each other all of sudden? And the most important thing in the universe is each other / their own lives? Didn't get that part at all. - Big group female battlefield moment - Iron man saying "i am iron man" instead of "we are the avengers" or something along those lines since it's not Iron Man 4 - Captain America seamlessly just uses the power of Thor better than Thor himself

I hated what they did with Thanos. In Infinity War, you understood where he was coming from. He didn't have evil intentions, although what he was doing was obviously evil. But in Endgame he became a sadist.

What was up with the fact that they killed Loki and Gamora just to replace them with alternate versions? like, Gamora did not deserve to be killed off like that, and especially by Thanos. She tried so hard to escape him but he still got to her in the end, what a bad message. They had that one "girl power" scene, but that definitely doesn't make up for the fact that they killed off the two main females on each respective team. Natasha was the leader when everyone was still moping over the snap, and while Hawkeye was murdering people. She didn't have to die to be redeemed, and Tony had a life as well. Both did not deserve to just be killed for shock value. Also, what's with Loki's death though? it made no sense, and lead to nothing, which is why there were so many theories suggesting he was still alive. Finally, Captain America's conclusion. Three words. WHAT THE FRICK! the deaths did not work for the characters chosen and were simply used for shock value, if they had made sense I would be sad but move on.

Actually nebula knew that the soul stone needed a sacrifice as she said it in the infinity war fight that got star lord triggered, so she could have warned them about it instead of letting them go in not knowing.

Biggest issue for me is that if they were so committed to fan service, there were a lot of other call backs and character narratives they could have paid off, but by using 2014 Thanos, they robbed us of Scarlet Witch, Nebula and Hulk getting their true redemption moments against the actual Thanos they wanted revenge on. In the comics, it's Nebula who uses the gauntlet to reverse the snap. In this movie, someone else could have done the reverse snap, and Nebula would have been the one to dust Thanos and his minions. That would have been such a badass moment and would have checked the box on their "strong female characters" quota much better than having a grouping of women characters coming together to "help" an insanely powerful character who wouldn't need any help getting past some generic goons. The movie could start the same way with Nebula and Tony on the ship, but Nebula's been heavily damaged from their battle with Thanos and the moon crashing on them so Tony uses some of his nano-tech to repair her and that's why he's down to only having his helmet. He records several messages, and eventually his final message for Pepper. You could then cut to Carol hanging out with the Skrulls she rescued in her last movie. They are talking about the snap and Skrulls that were dusted. Carol says she has to leave because she received an emergency signal from her pager and she believes it may have something to do with the snap. Before she leaves, the skrulls tell her that they stumbled across another signal from a ship in distress. She says she doesn't have time to look into it because she needs to get to earth. They tell her that she needs to hear the signal. She listens and hears Stark's voice talking about how they failed to stop Thanos, then she flies off. She rescues Tony and Nebula and brings them to earth. The rest of the stuff happens, but instead of killing Thanos 5 seconds in, have him be on the run and no one knows where he is. The next five years is spent dealing with the repercusions of the snap and Carol searching the galaxy to try to find a lead on Thanos, while Rocket is using his tech to do his own search. Then Scott shows up at their doorstep and meets with Nat and Cap. He tells them about his time travel theories and they go to Tony and he still refuses initially. I know they had to go the time travel route to give us a version of Loki for the new series. However, I'd rather Tony had figured out the navigation and they'd tried time travel but failed in each case. Cap couldn't get the septer from Hydra. Loki steals the tesseract. The Ancient One says no and that's that. Quill gets the jump on Rhodey and Nebula, and he flies off with the orb. Nat and Clint are unwilling to kill each other and the Red Skull says that self-sacrifice won't work (the person has to BE sacrificed). As for Tony and Cap, I'd take out that part where there were just extra PP's waiting at the army base. Tony and Cap would just already have an extra Pym Particle vial to travel back to the 70's and still get home, but they arrive after the tesseract has been moved to an undisclosed location and have to go back to the present. And young Thor stops Rocket from getting to Jane while present day Fat Thor is chatting with his mom. But before they leave empty-handed, Thor summons his hammer, (apolgizing to his younger self with something like, "I'm gonna need this.") and he and Rocket go back to the present. They could still have some of the same emotional arcs (Thor with his mom. Tony with his dad. Cap glimpsing Peggy), but failing to get any stones from the past and being out of Pym Particles would force them to deal with the real Thanos in the present and finding a way to get the original stones back. The only thing they get from the past is some emotional closure and Mjolnir. Back in the present, they get word from Carol that she knows where the stones are. Rhodey says that he's suprised she didn't try to get them herself. She says that Thanos has hidden the stones in different locations, guarded by different factions of his armies. The minute she went after one, Thanos would have been alerted and the rest of the stones would have been lost. They have to get all six stones by hitting all six locations at once in a coordinated attack, before Thanos can get wind of their plans. Carol says that in order to do that, she needed a "team", and that would be a callback to the earlier part of the movie where they told her that the avengers usually work as a team. The "heist" would be going to each location and retreiving the stones without getting caught. After splitting up into teams, they all manage to get the stones back. After losing his stone to Thor and Valkyrie, one of the generals sends Thanos a message that the stones have been stolen. The heroes perform the snap to bring everyone back, just as Thanos and his armies arrive on earth. Then the rest of the movie plays out with a few changes. The attack on the Avengers HQ happens, but instead of having Ant-Man rescue Hulk for the "Assemble" scene, we see Banner seemingly drown. After the portals open and the battle begins, everything happens as it did in the film, except there's no Hulk. But Banner's not dead. Imagine the chills when Thanos is about to finish someone off and he hears a roar from off-screen and he gets a worried look on his face because he remembers that roar, but something's different. Suddenly, Hulk bursts out of the rubble, but it's not Professor Hulk. It's WorldWar Hulk. He lets out another hellacious roar and causes everyone on the battlefield to pause. We see Hulk soaring through the air, and he lands on Thanos, giving him a savage beating unlike anything we've seen Hulk do previously. Then before he can finish Thanos, Hulk gets swarmed by a thousand minions and Thanos manages to scurry away, only to find himself face to face with a pissed off Wanda, eyes glowing red with anger. Thanos DOES recognize her and remembers how powerful she is and he shows a hint of fear. Wanda goes in with her powers like she did in the movie, almost tearing him apart, and just like in the movie, Thanos calls out "Rain fire!" Carol destroys the ship and Cap tells her "they could use an assist." At that point Tony talks to Strange, he asks if they are still on the right path to the "one way" because they tried going to the past and that didn't work, and Strange answers, "It wasn't supposed to work.". letting Tony know that they still have a chance to win, but Strange still can't tell him how they win. We can still have the "girl power" moment when the women come together, but instead of them "helping" Carol, they help Peter, who's battered but still carrying the gauntlet and trying to get to the van. The point is not to get the stones to the past, but to get them to Scott so he can hide them in the quantamverse where Thanos can't get to them. Carol takes on Thanos and the rest clear out the goons for Peter. Thanos struggles with Carol, and she gets attacked by more goons, then Thanos hurls his weapon and blows up the van before Peter can get to it. Peter is down. The gauntlet was blasted off in another direction and Thanos spots it. Hulk is still battling a swarm of goons. Strange and his sorcerers are still battling. BP, Scott, Rhodey, Falcon and Clint are clearing a path for Pepper to "Rescue" Nat and Peter and administer first aid. Now we go into the final battle with Thanos, Carol, Steve, Thor and Tony, but instead of Tony stealing the stones from Thanos, Nebula is the one that runs up to him after all the other heroes are down. She grabs his arm and sneakily uses the nano-tech Tony shared with her to steal the stones. Thanos does his empty guantlet snap and nothing happens. He turns to Nebula and she's powering up with the stones moving into position on her robotic hand. She's the one that snaps Thanos and his minions away, with him being shocked that it was her, the daughter he abused and hated that defeated him. Now this alternate verson doesn't have Nat or Tony dying, so if you still want Tony, Steve and Nat to be out of the picture because the actors are leaving the MCU, just have them seriously injured in the battle. Maybe Nat's in the hospital, (She took a hit during the "rain fire" sequence after shielding/saving Clint). Tony's in a wheelchair and Cap's hobbling on one leg with his arm in a sling. That way, we get to see what 10 years of the MCU has done to these characters. They've given all they had and at the end, they don't have anything left to give. They aren't indestructable like Hulk and Thor. At the end of the movie, Thor is preparing to take his hammer back to his younger self. After Thor is sent away, Cap then asks Tony for a favor, and we see Tony and Professor Hulk Banner give each other a look and they both nod. agreeing to send Steve back into the past. Before he goes, Cap leaves the shield with Sam and tells him to hold on to it for him. Cap still gets his little bullshit dance with Peggy, but it's not a healthy Cap abandoning earth in the aftermath of the unsnappening when billions of returned people are sending earth into another crisis. It's a hobbled, crippled Cap who doesn't have any fight left. A hero who's earned his leave. Maybe Nat is in a coma and Yelena still blames Clint for that, so we can still have that stupid Hawkeye plotline. We still get Thanos, but the Thanos we deserve and we don't have to spend half the movie arguing over time travel logic. The only loose end is Gamora, but we can solve that with an end credit scene of her being trapped in Soul World inside the Soul Stone. In the next Guardians movie, Quill and the Guardians are searching for Adam Warlock, the only person who can release her.

Also, is it me or the final battle looks lifeless? Upon rewatch I only saw gray people in a gray battlefield with the occasional light beam. There is no way to tell who is where or what is going on.

When i heard they were using time travel to get the stones back is when i stopped caring about this moving. Its a cheat way out. You're right that at least Back to the future and Terminator had consequences with its version of time travel making it more compelling .

I am literally so glad this video exists. Every major movie review channel has videos about how incredible Endgame is. From the minute I stepped out of the theatre I thought, “That was trash.” I don’t understand why everyone in the universe thinks Endgame is good. I really hope this video gets more popular

I love how in everyother timeline they failed. But in literally every other universe they did it like it was nothing

I believe the difference between the characters who died or got old that didn't get resurrected and Gamora getting resurrected is the fact that those characters chose to sacrifice themselves. Gamora did not. I'm guessing making the choice to die in the MCU creates a fixed point in the timeline. I say that, but then the What If scenario with Dr. Strange and Christine Palmer states otherwise.

People like endgame because of infinity war. Endgame would be ass as a solo movie.

another cringy part from endgame was the feminist part where every lady in the squad comes together to help captain marvel. they all meet up, then decide to go their own ways lmao like wtf was the point plot-wise. captain marvel is super powerful too, so its not like she needed any help anyway.

Yet these were probably the same people who said Rise of Skywalker was all a hot mess because "nothing made sense"

A thing I've suggested to myself, should I do film reviews; watch a movie and then spend a few weeks or so to let the hype die down and actually think about it. As much as I enjoyed Endgame, the more I thought about some of the events afterwards the more I find something wrong. Like the whole idea that you could just remove Captain Marvel from the entire film and it would still reach a similar ending with only a few, small, changes to try and continue what Marvel originally wrote. Or how the Wasp, who is already at the van her and Scott had to set up, suddenly goes over to Spider-Man and Captain Marvel JUST to go back to the van! But yeah...there were some good points in this video

Also for Tony’s death, another option for it to play out is like in Guardians of the Galaxy, everyone holds onto Tony... it would have made sense and it would have been a cinematic scene

Thank you. You brought up a lot of things I felt, but couldn't put it into words. For me, the biggest "disappointment" was what they did to Thor. I hate how they keep using him to fail, to legitimize other characters. I didn't find fat Thor funny. It made no sense anyway. The very first movie of Thor he was a huge drinker and ate a lot. There's absolutely no reason to think that this time his excessive eating and drinking would make him fat. I also was frustrated that Cap seemed to wield Thor's powers and hammer better then Thor did in any of Thor's encounters with Thanos. Once again, just for the sake of story plot.

I completely agree with you at every point you said in this video. Although I am a big fan of superhero movies, I don't think this movie was worth watching. I told my friends the same things, but they are big fans of the MCU that they can't even see the downsides of the movie and consider it the best MCU movie ever. I really enjoyed watching your video.

When a movie creates a plot hole so big they have to create a whole show to explain it (aka loki) then it's not a good movie... Which is ironic because loki made endgame even more confusing 🤣🤣🤣

Everything you said at the beginning about killing off the original Thanos, I couldn’t agree more with you. It makes every interaction in Infinity War completely POINTLESS, and now you don’t even get the satisfaction of watching the guy who caused all there problems get defeated, because the guy at the climax is NOT THE SAME PERSON. I completely agree with you, this movie should’ve been about the survivors trying to find a way to defeat him. All I wanted was to see Thanos get stripped of his dignity the same way he stripped the hero’s of their dignity, and they couldn’t even give me that. I hate quoting memes, but: “Endgame writers, you had ONE job!”

Also when Cap returns the stone, doesn't he just create another alternate timeline in which that timelines now has 2 of each stone or did he create 6 more timelines it just makes no sense

What I wanted from Endgame was a proper redemption. I always assumed the reason the Avengers lost in IW was because they weren't, ya know, assembled like a real team. Civil War was supposed to matter. But then the writers decided nope, Dr. Strange saw the only way to beat thanos is to go back in time and use the stones to reverse everything and fight a less powerful version of Thanos.

I had a feeling of being underwhelmed after finishing endgame. So many characters I liked either becoming dead or boring just to bring the world back to square one and kill a less interesting version of a guy they already killed. It's not like they couldn't have spent another year or two buffing themselves up to the point they could just go back in time, stomp Thanos, take the infinity stones and then return to their own time and fix everything.

Younger Thanos: " I don't even know who you are." Lol Best scene in the entire film.

2:00 FINALLY SOMEONE WHO AGREES WITH ME...this movie would have been way better if they had to find a better way to beat Thanos with all the stones.

I remember watching this movie over and over and over again trying to figure out why people were so obsessed about this movie

Only 2k-something subs? Oh man, your editing deserves way more credit than that. The Austin Powers clip about going cross eyed had me rolling!

x men days of future past did endgame better than endgame

Also the whole hype for me is to see avengers fighting thanos at full power with all stones and all I get is a younger thanos without a single stone.

You forgot the mortal Avengers, somehow, surviving a Missile storm from Thanos' ship. AND, being STILL able to fight!

thanos never got “rid” of the stones he reduced them to atoms, they are still in the universe, just not tangible

1. Thanos is bland in this film (because he's literally not the same thanos we met in infinity war) 2. Thor's arc is ruined and is turned into a joke that lasts way too long 3. Hulk is changed completely again from the previous film and is turned into a joke that lasts way too long. He also doesn't do anything in the final battle 4. Captain marvel's inclusion in this film feels contrived and she's unlikeable. She also steals the original cast's thunder during the final battle 5. Time travel plot holes. As you point out, there were easier times for them to get the stones and there are also inconsistencies in their time travel rules. When you change time, it is supposed to create a new timeline, not alter the existing ones but when Rodgers goes back to live with peggy, we see old him on a bench in the existing timeline. 6. Ugly visuals. Cheap and lazy set design and techniques to make it seem like they are in real 3d spaces rather than green screens. 7. No funeral for natasha and weak response from hulk 8. Horrible pacing (this is caused due to the movie trying to juggle too many characters, them spending way too much time on the depressed heroes figuring out their lives post snap and the movie trying to explain away and then cover too many plot points and events) 9. Feminism (reason I think why thor was made pathetic, captain marvel was forced into the film and ofc that cringey girl power scene) 10. Jokes ruin the tone, there's too many of them and they are made at the expense of the characters 11. It isn't timeless. Things like the fortnite reference will age poorly. 12. Captain america using mjolnir makes thor even more pathetic in this film. His hammer and control over lightning are his main superpowers that make him unique and now he's lost that thing that made him special. There's probably more but I cant think rn... lemme know

Finally someone. I don't get why this movie gets so much praise. It's mediocre at it's best

Captain age so slow because he has a healing factor he was still supposed to be young at the end of Endgame.

They wrote themselves into a corner in infinity war, there was literally no way for the hero’s to win unless they created obsurdity

This is Just Avengers: Fan-service! Really bad story telling and nothing really compelling. The sense of strategy and working together was completely missing in Endgame even though all the prior avengers films had a sense of strategy and plan to it... The core of avengers is lost here...

Endgame should’ve never used time travel

they introduced time travel in this movie only to reveal eternity in thor love and thunder

Even before I started this video, I will say that I've been following Time-Travel Science Fiction literally since I was 5 years old. Every franchise has to establish its particular rules for time-travel & how it effects history. Infinity War had THE worst time travel rules I've scene since that Godzilla movie from the 90s.

People hype it so much that some even call it the best superhero film. Well guess what, it's not! The Dark Knight is the greatest comic-adaptation. End of story.

I am so happy this exists. Everywhere I go, someone is saying Endgame was the best comic book movie of all time (Like the Dark Knight doesn't exist). I sat bored as shit for 3 hours. I remembered nothing from this movie except the time travel nonsense and Captain Marvel showing up out of nowhere because reasons.

I really dont know how they're going to pull of Kang dynasty and Secret wars, I mean Endgame was overlooked in terms of plot due to all the fan service and fan loved characters, But in the next movies there are 0 characters people care about, No fan service can be done because fans aren't invested enough and this all multervisal thing completely reduces stakes.

I’m pretty critical of the MCU especially with phase 4 but thanos didn’t technically destroy the infinity stones they’re still in the universe. He said he shred them into atoms. They’re still there but they’re impossible to use in the gauntlet. Still kinda silly but it works lol

You know the funniest thing about them claiming they talked to actual physicists to make sure the time travel made sense? There is more than one theory regarding time travel out there. In fact, there are several. Multiple scientists over the years have developed theories for how time travel would work if we somehow created it. So did they look at all the theories and choose their favorite or the least popular or what? Cause I’ve watched a lot of time travel in my life and heard a lot of time travel theories but I’ve never seen or heard anything regarding time travel the way it’s depicted in this film.

Marvel Universe just ended for me with Infinity War movie. This endgame has spoiled everything. I haven’t seen Spider Man Far from home and not interested in watching any other movies from Marvel. Our investments in these superheroes has gone for a toss. How would Captain react post his fight with his future version ? I mean will it not just spoil that timeline he’s living with ? How can he just forget about that event and handles the crisis by just forgetting about it. Similar things do happen with all other time travel. They might have just use some serum and injected with the characters they were interacting in time travel post their interaction is done just to give some believability. The more we think the more we get confused and disappointed with final result. And one last, Captain went to live his life with his love and became old. That should be different timeline as he went to past and stayed there; it would create a different timeline. But he manages to come back to his present future timeline and sits on bench. Is it not timeline collide ? Marvel - you just spoiled entire game with endgame.

...I clicked on this video genuinely liking Endgame, now I find myself lumping it in with the rest of the phase 4 trash. Thanks for that (Well written review though, subbed)

My only problem with this movie is what they did to hulk like all im gonna say picture the hulk in the movie "Incredible Hulk" fighting Thanos in infinity war Edit: And what the hell did they do to my boy Thor like he went from being Zeus in Infinity War, to a lazy alcoholic

Finally someone agrees that this film is trash... I really liked this review

The movie sucked. UP heroes, OP heroes, political statements, lazy writing, ruining awesome heroes: Hulk, Thor. No emotion, no structure and so on

Infinity war was good, the only thing I have a problem with in that movie was how stiff some of the acting was. Endgame was just lazy, don't know how people liked it also the acting was very stiff and the plot was very goofy.

People get soooo mad at me when I say I don’t like endgame, but like, it’s bad. Thank you for validating me 😂

I know that you thought it was not that good, but for me in spite of the flaws I really loved it but less thanks to this video and you deserve many more subs.

Yup. I especially have big beef with Cap's ending, it feels Disney-fied and out of character.

Why did it take a year for this to pop up in my recommends? Yes end game was an aggressively average if not an out right bad movie.

The universe can exist without infinity stones because matter and energy can not be created or destroyed, meaning that energy is still there just not in a tangible form.

How to make a movie "gOoD": Slap the marvel studios logo on the poster

the plot felt very forced especially in the first half

Honestly, who cares about plot holes? That's not what makes a movie good or bad. It's the cinematography, acting, dialogue, character development, etc. I didn't like endgame either but expecting an in depth analysis and getting 20 mins of nitpicking about pointless details instead is pretty jarring.

Captain America carries Thor's hammer. Fans: THIS IS THE BEST AVENGERS MOVIE EVER!!!

I disagree with 40% of this video, you did have some good points to make. I'll leave a like for respected opinion, because I'm not really a mindless drone to tell you your wrong and how obligatorily awesome and perfect endgame was.

Zack snyder justice league is better than endgame

It seems like the downfall began with Infinity War. As soon as they introduced Thanos directly to the Avengers, they ran out of ways to construct battle scenes. I think it started with Thanos defeating Hulk in the beginning of the movie. The Hulk is arguably the strongest you can possibly get in the Marvel universe, and he only gets stronger with rage. How would Thanos whooping his ass, not get him angry. Instead he gets sad, and gets Heimdall'd away. WTF! They should have waited to introduce the two, and have the Hulk take him on when he had some more stones. Stones like the reality stone, that could easily be understood why Thanos has the upper hand. Just saying he's more powerful because of the power stone means nothing to us as viewers. In Endgame, Thanos seems to have the same power as when he possesses the power stone. How does this make any sense? There was no reason the Hulk couldn't have fought better than the movie portraited, against just the power stone. They only made it worse in Endgame when introducing Captain Marvel. Now we have an Avenger that could fly right trough Thanos like a bullet, but for the dumbest reasons the writers can think of, she is either off in another galaxy that we couldn't care less about, or she is severely crippled when directly up against Thanos. Why would she struggle at all when attempting to take the gauntlet from Thanos? She is leagues stronger than him, with speeds that he shouldn't even be keeping up with. Putting these two up against each other should have been less than a minute in battle, with her just flying though him, or punching his head clean off. This movie was sad!

Congratulations on making the only watchable Infinity War > Endgame video analysis on the internet. I’ve been doing this all day and this is the first one that doesn’t make me want to shred this universe down to its last atom.

I imagine the better way to end the Franchise is forgetting Endgame and pretend it ended in Infinity war

the movie is awful

The more time passes, the more we will realize that the chad infinity war threw an incredible, 200-miles-per-hour pitch, and endgame walked up to the plate, looked the pitcher dead in the eye and decided to drop the bat and let the baseball hit it in the teeth to 'subert expectations'. The spell of emotional manipulation and cringey fanservice faded before I even got up out of my theatre seat. What really gets me is this justification by the creators.. "oh, it's not a two-part movie, it's two distinct films!" Biggest cliffhanger in the mcu by far, and I would say out of any film I had seen in a decade, and it's NOT A FUCKING TWO PART MOVIE?

My hype for Endgame was through the roof. I was thinking it was going to be the most epic and insane movie ever! After watching the movie i left the theaters a bit dissapointed

In A Multi Superhero Movie A Rat Saves The Universe Accidentally , WTF