Movie Review - Avengers: Endgame

After the high stake delivered to our favorite heroes by thanos in 2018 "Avengers: Infinity War", Russo bros once again take over the directing chair for the last time on final chapter of what we called The Infinity Saga.

Endgame start what's left off on previous movie where thanos plan succeed, he wipe out half of the entire population including half of avengers and Guardian of the Galaxy. The remaining heroes tried to gather strength to find way to defeat thanos and undo his action.

If there is one thing that Marvel has done with Endgame is to make it appear as a fun and exciting superhero film, on the other hand, it still doesn't forget the substance of the story and the character he is carrying out. There are a number of things we like, such as giving our own story time to imagine, take pictures, and present what consequences can arise when the earth loses half of its living creatures. It also shows how every superhero who survives to move their lives optimally in the midst of a sad world condition. Every  superhero shows a different way to grieve.

Many portion of Endgame has to offer may seem boring to those who can't wait to jump into the action to stop Thanos. But for me personally, there is a sense of satisfaction in seeing how the Russo Bros provide a place to show the consequences that arise from Infinity War itself. He succeeded in making each of these superheroes become more human and on the other hand, arousing empathy. You become more sensitive and care about the character you have actually been following for at least the past 11 years. But, the downside, he does not portray much of the consequences of what happened to humans as civilization. You only see the effects of these characters by heroes point of view.

In the end, Endgame is positioned as the conclusion of the saga that you have enjoyed for 11 years. The struggle of the superheroes finally landed at a point where the good finally beat evil. One thing that Russo Bros has succeeded in is making sure it appears as a climax that is appropriate to close the story. Super cool on a massive scale where each character comes with their best abilities, it also comes with destructive effects that spoil the eyes. Of course, not to forget he also offers a heroic moment that makes you want to shout in favor of the action of a fictional character in front of this big screen. Kudo's to Marvel Cinematic Universe for peak of nerdgasm in our lifetime