Apr 25, 2019 05:14 PM
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(Updated Apr 25, 2019 05:23 PM)
It was exactly a decade ago, that another superhero movie was going to hit the block. Aside from your general capes, kevlar and spandex. When a media personnel came live from the premiere, even then we were just going to see RDJ(Robert Downey Jr) propping up any second later to promote just another'form to look upto'.
However, it purified our perspectives and stemmed our needs to watch something more interesting. In the "super-dork" world Marvel studios was giving us a peek into.
Similarly, it added another in the form of the first avenger. A'catchy concept and a dashing hero' should have been its tagline.(Chris Evans) didn't disappoint from his previous heist as a fantastic four character.
More new favorites arrived with another handsome bloke(Chris Hemsworth) making the "godman" radiate with divinity and diligence.
Later confirming that the incredible hulk was a part of this universe, the team brought together a culmination that turned into a household name called "the avengers".
Yet, people kept asking that one dreaded question, "why was this a departure from the 2005 DC studios superman?"
Little did anyone expect that this was a formula that could put a nation on a standstill. Movies erupted from every corners-some grounded, some overoptimistic and taste buds started blending with variety of flavors including Antman, Guardians of the galaxy and Spider man(provided Sony had to acquiesce).
These plethora of superstars only needed just one more thing to make this into a recipe inducing machines counting cash for two days.
They added a super villain, that was again out of this world for marvel nerds who had thought so.
Just when people of varied hearts began to get nudged into the movie theaters. Directors Joe and Anthony bagged the sequel to the premise deciding to wipe the slate clean.
Avengers endgame is not just a kiddish fascination out there that must be stopped cause its harmful for the children.
Its a culture that everyone understands to be entertaining and nostalgic. Especially when it comes to comic book binges.
The movie starts rolling from where it left off and how the "ash turning" incident impacted other lives. Thanos(Josh Brolin) is not as grimacing as the previous flick, but his presence just about creates that eerie sensation. The comic element doesn't die away and there is plenty to savour when a'bearded man' enters the screen. Until things start picking up in the titular tale branding all the studio's creations together one final time.
Many don't get as much a screen time, that could have been possible. You cant blame the producers, as they had to look into the matter of getting this much more lengthier than my review.
The figures to look out for are undoubtedly(Robert Downey Jr) Tony Stark/Iron man who displays a staggering role again and(Chris Evans) Captain America who will just try to sweep you from your seat and give him an ovation.
Rest don't excel more as could have been expected.
In the end, this will feel like a proper curtains down on an adventure that began long ago and has exacted a heavy toll to reach its conclusion.
Don't leave the hall with heavy hearts; for the stories will forever remain etched in our minds.
