The movie that never should of been made....

I think they were trying to get an Oscar but they should have focused on making an action movie. I thought the two Captain America movies were boring so I don't know why they let the Russo brothers make this monstrosity. The first 45 minutes seemed like a melodramatic tearjerker drama. I wish they recast Iron Man since the suit is more important than the actor.

I was mad that they treated Thor with such disdain. Thor is a god that Marvel should treat with respect. I guess some white supremacists still worship Thor/Odin so Marvel thought they were justified. If Thor was a Chinese god, he would not have fared so poorly. I believe Thor is an important cultural icon that shouldn't be dumped on.

I was also disappointed that so many other characters appeared in an Avengers film. I almost fell out of my chair during the scene when Captain Marvel led an all-female all star squad to save the day. Guardians of the galaxy is sort of a comedic team so their presence brought too much levity to what should have been a serious film. I always thought the sixties Batman show was too campy and Guardians of the galaxy rises to that level of comedy. Unfortunately, Marvel will probably embrace the Guardians of the Galaxy comedic formula for future movies.

In summary, I thought the action was overshadowed by an overabundance of relationships, characters, drama and comedy.

it was absolutely brilliant

They don't seem stable.

It was either the writers or directors who later said that Thanos had the technology to multiply the Pym particles allowing him to bring his whole army through to present day.

It definitely should've been shown in the movie, but for a movie already three hours long, I'm not surprised that this didn't make it in.

I agree somewhat. I myself skipped the stuff after Thor chops Thanos' head off and then skipped to when they all go back in time to get the stones. I don't mind dramas but it's not what I go to Superhero movies for.

I agree with the crying and sulking. They spent way too much time on it.

Here's my fix:
Let all the sad stuff be shown through Scott (serving as the audience) as he makes his way through the cemetery and to his older daughter.

As soon as Scott returns without aging, Tony is immediately drawn back to the Avengers and they do a somewhat longer sequence of him figuring out time travel at the facility with access to the quantum van.

Get rid of the Hawkeye Ronin scene.

Hawkeye gets a message from Natasha that they are working on time travel. Hawkeye is also immediately drawn back to the Avengers thinking it could bring his family back. (The Endgame intro with Hawkeye still works here).

And of course have the sequence where Ebony Maw has a huge array of Pym particles after working on it for months.

For the record, time travel doesn't break the universe. It merely follows the "many worlds interpretation" of quantum mechanics which is widely supported by physicists, though not all of them.

The post that never should'VE been made...

I think the story should have ended with Infinity War. A much cleaner end ready for the next phase.
Endgame just brought up too many questions and in my opinion time travel can sometimes be a bit of a cop-out.