Angello

Damn, it must really suck to have been snapped while being on a plane.

Pros:

• First and foremost, props to its ambition.
• There are major goosebumps, as well as emotional, moments.
• The acting is top notch. And especially the people who need to be top notch, are really top notch.
• The action has fantastic ideas at play.
• The amount of cameos in this film is unbelievable. Spoiler: Loved the fact that Jarvis from Agent Carter got a cameo!
• It celebrates the MCU in a good, and sometimes also very clever, way.
• The right characters are highlighted.
• A good score, and finally some more musical continuity.
• The villain is still great.
• It wraps up in a very satisfying way. Characters whose story ends here, get a great wrap up.

Cons:

• The first hour is a little hard to get through. It's very dialogue heavy, which in itself isn't a problem, but the Russos aren't good at directing long sections with just dialogue, while keeping you interested. And when that's a problem, you also start to notice the slow pacing, as well as flavourless direction of those scenes.
• The time jump feels like a lazy way to force inorganic changes into the story (e.g. The Hulk & Banner issue, a big plot point in the previous film, has been solved off screen; or the Civil War conflict that has been sort of resolved now, neither one of those feel earned. )
• The choreography and editing of the action aren't good. Moreover, the action that involves a lot of CGI feels weightless.
• Not a fan of the direction they took with Thor. They made him a tragic, but badass hero in the last film. I get that he's sad in this film, but did they really need to turn him into a joke again, like Thor: Ragnarok so annoyingly did?
• The time travel mechanics in this film don’t make enough sense. As a result, the continuity of the MCU is fucked now, because of the huge plotholes in this film. If half of the population is now 5 years older, do we just have to assume that the entirety of Peter's school got snapped? Do we have to assume that all the important Wakandans that play a future role in Black Panther sequels got snapped? What about any of the tv shows that are loosely (although not as loose as once before) connected? Also, how come we can't bring back anyone who died? If a past Gamora, Nebula and Thanos can come to the future, then why can't we bring back Natascha, Gamora, Pietro, Vision, etcetera? Also, going forward, anything that goes wrong can now be fixed with time travel (as long as they don't place restrictions on the Pym particles). It's issues like these that make a lot of time travel movies fall apart, and Endgame is no different.

6/10

On the surface this film is about a group of people who have been labelled “villains”, working together to save the world. But really, this film is about one man and one man alone, he isn’t strong, but yet he defies all odds and sacrifices his life to save his friends. His only power is his bravery, he is the driver of the van and the main character of this film, Milton. 

I REALLY don't get why most people didn't like it. In my opinion it really worked quite neatly

Funny as hell and delightful rated R content. Was not disappointed.

"Just when i thought i was out they pull me back in."

Michael Corleone

I have to side with vo0ds and nbplopes.

I haven't enjoyed a spy movie as much as this one in a very long time. The slow pace and the scarce dialogues create an even darker and more cruesome environment than just habving people running around shooting at stuff.

Too many plotholes. Very slow start. What's the deal with Iron Man getting a funeral but not Black Widow? A very overhyped sequel that doesn't live up to the hype.

I enjoyed Captain Marvel more than this one tbh

Great movie, somewhat similar to the first season of True Detective.

Total awesome. My heart was in my throat continuously watching this. Great visual style, Awesome soundtrack, and one of the best movie openings I've seen in a while. The chemistry between Gosling and Mulligan is palpable. One suggestion when you watch it - turn the lights down and the sound up - it is a movie that requires your undivided attention...

Admittedly, I was quite tired when watching the film, so my first impression may not be my last. I enjoyed the film, but there were times when it slowed to a halt, particularly the Steve-Diana romantic interlude, and Steve's band of army buddies who made little impact to the overall film. However, some of the action sequences were very well done, and it was good to see Gal Gadot getting into character after her fairly brief appearance in BvS. I will buy the film, and I will watch it again. My opinion may change and I might be inclined to give a higher score. For now, with the lasso of truth tied around my waist, i have to say I was slightly underwhelmed.

I was one of the few that really enjoyed MOS and BVS. So I was pumped up to see the applauded Wonder Woman. I was sooooooo disappointed. The action was terrible with all the slow motion. And when it wasn't slow motion WW looked like Mighty Mouse. Loved the story and acting though. It wasn't a terrible movie by any means but this slow motion stuff ruined the movie for me. Please Geoff Johns don't let Patty Jenkins get another DC movie.

Good movie, not as spectuacular as people have told me but enjoyable. Even Chris Pine is way better than Gal Gadot. Sometimes I got tired of the excessive slowmo fights and so much CGI but the rest is fine.

Didn't expect much but it was a nice movie. Shocking facts about a cult and how it worked. Didn't believe though the love story and how far a girlfriend went for her boyfriend who we have no idea even how long they are together. Other than that its a great strong political story.

That was so much better than the first one

I loves the sounddesign in this one, cristal clear crisp sound. The story was a lil bit to cheesy, but the insanity was very well played. My Gilrfriend was creeped out by those insane guys. Even is though the story has some loop holes, like if they spend so much cash on a defense systen and the guy who sells them knows that it has flaws, why the hell did he not build a panic room ? All in all the movie was ok, I had fun but I knew when shit was about to happen and when there were jumpscares comming.

Not terrible, not great, just... fine. Easily the worst of the new trilogy. Script-wise it was a real letdown from DoFP and First Class, and Apocalypse as a villain is stereotypical and brings nothing new to the table. Oscar Isaac was so wasted in this role.

While being a complete deus-ex-machina, the Quicksilver scene is again the best in the movie.

Brilliant movie. Much, much better than I could've expected!

I wasn't expecting much from this, but it exceeded my expectations. Certainly not great but good enough to keep me interested throughout.

This movie has a certain tone and ring to it. It carries the mood through out the story really well. I felt the longing and the pure boredom of being old and forgetful. And I got excited with the possibilities of Frank's robot. It is really well made. If you liked... Safety Not Guaranteed, you'll like this too.. this one's a bit slower. It'll serve you well if you are having a slow pondering day.

Humane and harrowing, deeply appealing performances, highly recommended. This one will stay with you.

Great documentary about a guy suffering from an acute iron aggregation in his testicles.

It was extremely beautiful. The acting and scene were just breath-taking. The story, though, not so much. Unfortunately predictable from the first moment, it was rather disappointing. Very artistic experience, though!

"Three Days of the Condor" is a good conspiracy/thriller with very good suspense but a very questionable ending. The film really takes you for a ride in the first half but as the movie continues the suspense starts to fade away. Although "Three Days of the Condor" is considered a classic 70's thriller, this film is not the best compared to other 70's classics of this genre. If you like conspiracy thrillers check it out..if not you might want to see something else.

I loved it. Movies like these only come around once every 3 years.

Great movie and great cast!

The funniest action movie I know with a "larger than life" performance of Johnny Depp as "Captain Jack Sparrow".

The fast paced action flick features some nice plot-twists and a very special humour makes this one of the best movies, ever!

Director Howard Hawks To Have and Have Not marks the first screen appearance of Lauren Bacall; the first of 4 with her future husband, Humphrey Bogart.

Bacall's smouldering "Look" was crafted here and the on screen chemistry with Bogie is palpable from their first encounter.

The film features arguably Bacall's most famous line;
"You know how to whistle, don't you, Steve? You just put your lips together and... blow."

All i can say is , Long Live The Legend ! Great Movie , Great Acting , most of all Great Cast to begin with.

All i can say is , Long Live The Legend ! Great Movie , Great Acting , most of all Great Cast to begin with.

All i can say is , Long Live The Legend ! Great Movie , Great Acting , most of all Great Cast to begin with.