You look like melted ice cream

“The measure of a person, a hero is how successful they are in being who they are.” – Queen Frigga (Rene Russo) with her son Thor (Chris Hemsworth)
“No amount of money can buy every second.” – Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) with his father Howard Stark (John Slattery)
“You look like melted ice cream.” – Rocket Raccoon (Bradley Cooper) to Thor (Hemsworth again) who has found an unforgettable love for beer, junk food, video games and sweatpants

Marvel’s Avengers motion pictures are definitely about superheroes and in other words merchandise, theme park favorites, and an infinitely scalable series of money-making movies. However, they are about something else… and all the time: the household. Discovering one’s household are essentially the most unlikely locations and creating new bonds (Avengers, Guardians of the Galaxy, Thor), rediscovering and treating fragmentation of one person to another (Black Panther, Iron Man, Captain America) or redefining one’s future and challenging constraints that others unfairly or unintentionally impose (Unusual Doctor, Spider-Man, Ant-Man) are the themes that underpin this groundbreaking film collection. Spoiler alert!) The massacre of almost half of the beloved film crew has caused such a conflict (and damage) with the general audience. We comedian lovers (and anyone who’s paid half a millionth of a second in consideration for a return to field work or awards season nominations) realize there’s no mundane way that a personality like Black Panther (Chadwick Boseman) is “dead”. Still, we had a heart attack to see fan favorites new arrivals like Dr. Unusual (Benedict Cumberbatch) or Spider-Man (Tom Holland) eroded like columns of ash collapsing, in style. Sodom and Gomorrah, after “Mad Titan” Thanos (awesome glow Josh Brolin) snapped his fingers (really), used the “Infinity Gauntlet” mojo and caused 50% of all resident creatures to disappear from the sky. The universe. You see, Thanos has an unpopular answer to the idea of chaos and overpopulation: get rid of half of us, re-establish stability in a chaotic world. In the end, our viewers were left with the mother of all impersonators and, while Marvel Studios’ persistent production schedule only spoiled the shock that the surviving Avengers would discover there was means bringing back their needy brethren, we don’t understand how and perhaps more importantly, we don’t know what this dissolution will do to the Marvel family. ) Juggernaut Endgame. To be believable, even if I wanted to include the 3 hour story right here, I still haven’t decided I can unravel the pile of spaghetti that relies heavily on motion pictures 21 ( !) Before that because it does some quantum mechanical data rudiments, unhealthy time travel moments, and delicately handcrafted peanut butter sandwiches. Read more: How long can ice cream sit in the car And in the long run, it doesn’t matter. The movie is a miracle (meaning a pun) because the Russo Brothers administrators (not related to Rene… to which I am conscious) are good enough to digest the proceedings with transition sequences reasonable action but as a background to the whole person, heart and skillfully improve the character. Endgame’s working time doesn’t feel gratuitous at all (various entries in the Marvel series often feel stretched and let loose every so often). In fact, this huge amount of airtime is crucial to re-engage with our core heroes: Iron Man (Downey, Jr., who started it all with his eponymous debut. of his character), Captain America (Chris Evans, long the center and soul of the collection), Thor (Hemsworth, who has grown from rather boring to quite funny), Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) , by far one of the best actors on the team, who always makes each actor different simply their scenes with him are significantly better ), Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson, who, like Hemsworth, have discovered a lot more strong props as the gathering process goes on), and Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner, mostly a cryptographer who actually appears in him personally in the new season). this one). succinctly presented right here, with emotional weight, in brutally sincere cases, the icon(s) celebrate all that came earlier and place all of the franchise in a thrilling and unexplored road. It’s not all doom and gloom as there’s loads of wit/self-deprecation, with Captain America initiating some of the greatest of the bunch on his own. The whole business is sweet, highly entertaining, genuinely funny, and vibrantly delivered. Trust me, you’ll probably sniffle for the last 20 minutes and be sobbing about the rest of it. It was a genius transfer. For more than a decade, Marvel Studios president and government producer Kevin Feige has been teasing us about his “phased” capture plan, which is all about the same as the rest of these movies. All of Hollywood has come to covet Marvel’s “shared cinematic universe” (I believe creative envy is much less than material greed…however, I believe it is). so). (See: DC’s Extended Universe, Common’s Monster Universe… no, higher but, don’t.) We’re in Endgame, and with success, Feige and Marvel threw the kid out with bathwater, copper. time is the beloved canon of the sun. thumbs into their nostrils. 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