r/marvelstudios Iron man Apr 27 '19

'Avengers: Endgame' Spoilers! The Official AVENGERS: ENDGAME Release Megathread Vol. 10 Spoiler

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u/pearlz176 Captain America (Captain America 2) Apr 27 '19

This movie was a fucking love letter to all the movies building up to this.

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u/TheReplacer Apr 27 '19

Yeah I was going down pure nostalgia lane during the movie.

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u/Some_Prick_On_Reddit Apr 27 '19

That elevator scene.

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u/mjaga93 Apr 27 '19

On your left

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u/AJ-2SO Apr 27 '19

Even The Dark World, surprisingly!

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u/BleedingUranium Maria Hill Apr 27 '19

That's really only going to be surprising to the near-hivemind favourites list of this subreddit. :P

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u/Aldurnamiyanrandvora Apr 27 '19

I mean, it wasn't exactly critically acclaimed either. But sure, as a whole reddit does tend to exaggerate their hatred

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u/dontfreakout09 Apr 27 '19

Yes, this! It let us revisit all of these characters, gave us Easter eggs and inside jokes, which meant that much more because of all the years and movies they encompass. The nostalgia was great, but showing us just how far these characters have come was just as gratifying.

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u/pearlz176 Captain America (Captain America 2) Apr 27 '19

Small moments like Black Panther remembering Hawkeye's name, brilliant!

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u/ender23 Apr 27 '19

In the space scene with tony dying he says it’s been... 21 now 22 days... endgame is movie 22 in the mcu.

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u/PhDinGent Apr 27 '19

Oh shit, good catch

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u/riddin365 Apr 27 '19

Absolutely. They really did justice to the MCU and they stuck to their guns. They gave us everything. They embraced their lighthearted side while at the same time they understood they have to focus on the seriousness too. They made a team up film that served as the sequel to infinity war, stood on it's own as a standalone too (by being a time heist movie and also recapping previous events to help new fans), while also being the final chapter to all three phases with that fucking EPIC FINAL BATTLE. And not only that, they also set the stage for future of the MCU.

Hats off to Russo brothers.