The Russo brothers have done it again. They have successfully brought together a massive roster of characters created by different writers into one jaw-dropping,action packed and exciting film. Infinity War is the near-perfect reflection of everything Marvel has done in the last 10 years.
3 years after the events of Civil War, the Avengers are now seperated. But when Thanos- their biggest rival shows up, the former allies have to set aside their differences and stand together against Thanos with the help of the Guardians and the people of Wakanda.
The film's plot was rather simple, but it had no major plot holes and was very easy to get abreast of. It was the characters that formed this blockbuster. I loved how the Russos set up the storylines for each chracters in the film. All of them shined and you will remember every single character. The acting was obviously fantastic. But the best performance in this film goes to Josh Brolin. He successfully betrayed one of Marvel's greatest villian yet and prooved why Thanos is the biggest and the baddest villain in the MCU. He will make Keaton's Vulture and Jordan's Killmonger look meh by comparison. The best part is how different characters are set in different tones. For example, when the scene moves to the Avengers, everything gets a bit dramactic and more serious whereas every time the Guardians show up its all laugh-out-loud.That along with the epic soundtrack formed a great amotsphere in every shot. However, the Black Order was somewhat a disappointment in this film. They had very little screen time and was not as frightening as we saw in the trailers.
The only negative part of the film is probalbly the tempo. The film was a bit too fast-paced, which was hard to catch up with sometimes. But I think it's understandable as there are over 70 major characters in this film. The filmmakes wanted to make sure that everyone has a spot in this epic showdown.
There's just so much to say about this film, but I will have to pass because I do not want to spoil anything. Infinity War may not be the best film Marvel has made and it has some problems here and there, but it is a satisfying ending to a 10-year period of Marvel domination. It's definitely worth 2 hour 36 mins of your life. I would recommend seeing it in theaters at least 2 times because you may miss out on a lot of interseting details
3 years after the events of Civil War, the Avengers are now seperated. But when Thanos- their biggest rival shows up, the former allies have to set aside their differences and stand together against Thanos with the help of the Guardians and the people of Wakanda.
The film's plot was rather simple, but it had no major plot holes and was very easy to get abreast of. It was the characters that formed this blockbuster. I loved how the Russos set up the storylines for each chracters in the film. All of them shined and you will remember every single character. The acting was obviously fantastic. But the best performance in this film goes to Josh Brolin. He successfully betrayed one of Marvel's greatest villian yet and prooved why Thanos is the biggest and the baddest villain in the MCU. He will make Keaton's Vulture and Jordan's Killmonger look meh by comparison. The best part is how different characters are set in different tones. For example, when the scene moves to the Avengers, everything gets a bit dramactic and more serious whereas every time the Guardians show up its all laugh-out-loud.That along with the epic soundtrack formed a great amotsphere in every shot. However, the Black Order was somewhat a disappointment in this film. They had very little screen time and was not as frightening as we saw in the trailers.
The only negative part of the film is probalbly the tempo. The film was a bit too fast-paced, which was hard to catch up with sometimes. But I think it's understandable as there are over 70 major characters in this film. The filmmakes wanted to make sure that everyone has a spot in this epic showdown.
There's just so much to say about this film, but I will have to pass because I do not want to spoil anything. Infinity War may not be the best film Marvel has made and it has some problems here and there, but it is a satisfying ending to a 10-year period of Marvel domination. It's definitely worth 2 hour 36 mins of your life. I would recommend seeing it in theaters at least 2 times because you may miss out on a lot of interseting details