Avengers: End Game - NO SPOILERS!

[Arsenal]

Plus it would be a weird way to end phase 3 with a prequel that leads up to a moment seen in a movie released a year ago.

[Sammael]

Avengers End Game confessions.

I bought my ticket later than release day weeks ago for launch night. I could only see it in the theater at a 2:20 am showing. The movie is said to be 3 hours long. I won't be done until after 5am.

[Arsenal]

Looks like the review embargo is up so reviews should start coming in shortly.

Here's one (nonspoiler)

[Gaastra]

Here we go!

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[HowitzerJoe]

Going in a couple of hours. Very excited.

[Midvillian1322]

Well doing well so far on RT. Looks like another critical sucess for the MCU

[Somecrazyaussie]

It came out here in Australia today. Saw it at a special 8am showing. The film perfectly caps off 10 years of story. Each character gets a moment to shine. I do feel it didn't need to be 3hrs though.

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The movie is smashing all the records in China.

It’s expected to open to around $95-$100m...in one day.

[HowitzerJoe]

Holy smokes. That was the most epic film experience I've ever had. Even more epic than last year by a huge margin. What I saw on film, I didn't think was even possible. I'm more emotionally drained that last year. Already seeing it again tomorrow with my wife.

I live in Macau, and I've never witnessed so much emotion in a theater here before. People are usually reserved at the cinema. Definitely not this time. It was surreal. I can't imagine how awesome it will be with American audiences. That's the only regret I have seeing it here.

I hate to gatekeep, but in my opinion if you read spoilers, you're just cheating yourself out of a once in a lifetime experience. Absorbing the narrative for the first time through simply reading a synopsis or worse leaks, just isn't the same. This film is clearly the culmination of the entire MCU rolled into one. It's a love letter to the fans that have invested their time in watching, and even though Marvel is going to continue after this, Endgame clearly feels like the end of a long emotional 10 year odyssey. Marvel could stop making movies today, and it would be perfect.

The Russo Bros. were clearly the right team for this job. Clearly.

[AJBopp]

I hate to gatekeep, but in my opinion if you read spoilers, you're just cheating yourself out of a once in a lifetime experience. Absorbing the narrative for the first time through simply reading a synopsis or worse leaks, just isn't the same.

To each their own. For me, it's not the same experience because it's an enhancement. Especially for a complex film like this one, I always feel like if I go into the movie cold the first time I've kind of wasted my money. I need to see it a second or third time to really take everything in. Going in with an understanding of what I'm about to see - like reading the book before the movie - helps me tie everything together in real time and make full sense of the experience. If I come away from that experience feeling that the movie is diminished in some way, that's on the movie, because I would have felt that way no matter what.

[Vinsanity]

It was good but it wasn't fun imo

[Miles To Go]

To each their own. For me, it's not the same experience because it's an enhancement. Especially for a complex film like this one, I always feel like if I go into the movie cold the first time I've kind of wasted my money. I need to see it a second or third time to really take everything in. Going in with an understanding of what I'm about to see - like reading the book before the movie - helps me tie everything together in real time and make full sense of the experience. If I come away from that experience feeling that the movie is diminished in some way, that's on the movie, because I would have felt that way no matter what.

That's a great perspective to have. Spoilers as an enhancement drug!