[Cecil Terwilliger]

There’s so much to unpack.

The start was jarring. I’m still shocked they went that direction. I wonder how the movie would’ve played if they’d skipped that part. Go straight to five years later after the Hawkeye opener.

There are some logic issues with the return of snapped people that get hilarious when you really think about it. Even for a movie about super powered humans, time travel and raccoons from space.

I wonder what happened to past Gamora. Did she get snapped with the bad guys? Quill was still searching for her at the end so I’m thinking she did. I was half expecting her to stay in the future and in GOTG3.

Might be Ruffalo’s best Hulk performance. That CGI is flawless.

Loved the callbacks, like the elevator scene.

I read the signatures during credits was borrowed from Star Trek VI and it was a nice touch.

Some of Peter’s friends will definitely be in Uni now. But the more you think about the return of the snapped the dumber it gets, so it’s probably best to just ignore that.

For the second Avengers movie in a row Tony made a pop culture reference I didn’t understand.

I’d like to read an explanation of how Cap’s other life worked when he went back. I haven’t read anything yet that explains it within the rules of timetravel that they laid out.

It wasn’t perfect and I liked IW quite a bit more, but I can’t get over how insanely ambitious End Game was. It was like they combined the Infinity Gauntlet and Avengers Forever storylines and just went for it. The time travel, having all the actors reprise their roles, the fan service etc. It felt like they were able to hit payoff after payoff in a way only a comic book can. But they found a way to put it to film.

Hard to compare it to other movies given this was such an event. I’ll be honest it didn’t quite nail it for me but was close enough I feel satisfied.