Avengers: Infinity War/Avengers:Endgame (2018/2019)

[Tom R VanSlambrouck]

Went and saw this last night with my friend and it was amazing. A perfect way to end the Infinity Saga. I can't wait to see what the future holds for the MCU in general especially now that they have pretty much the entire Marvel verse to work with.

[mrbluehair]

I really enjoyed it...never felt 3 hours, others have explained what I wanted to say so no sense repeating it. I’ve enjoyed most all the MCU movies, this was a nice bow wrapped around the whole Phase 1. The only thing I really wanted to see

They pulled the heart strings though and built up to an amazing end.

We were so wrapped up when things in the final battle would happen, we were like “crap, forgot about that...and that...etc.

Well done Marvel.

[Gargantuan Gargantua]

You think every non Disney owned movie studio is crying right now? Even if this movie has a 50% drop off next weekend domestically that is still $175 million. LOL.

Ooooh poor WB.

[mr.negativity]

[mr.negativity]

[O.Supreme]

hmmm... I did not get that Tom Holland Intro at my screening Yesterday morning (unless they waited until evening showings to start it...)???---Anyway Great overall. Loved it...

Minor Nitpicks

Again these nitpicks are extremely minor. The rest was great.

[jellydonut25]

[Dai]

I guess the soul stone is like a rare trading card. It's only special due to its scarcity, and the price is obscenely high, but if you want the full set you have to grit your teeth and pay up.

[Benjamin Haines]

Avengers: Endgame is a lot of movie to take in. I really liked it, not more than Avengers: Infinity War after just one viewing but Infinity War actually improved with each rewatch for me so the same might happen with Endgame.

I have mixed feelings about the whole time-travel plot. On the one hand, I'm glad that they just went for it and brought time-travel into the MCU with this fourth Avengers movie. These characters have already been through everything else up to this point.
All of the original six Avengers are taken in bold, exciting new directions in Endgame.
Scott Lang frequently steals the show. Paul Rudd really shines in his fourth MCU appearance and his first Avengers flick.
Endgame leaves an interesting new status quo for the MCU.

[jellydonut25]

[Benjamin Haines]

[jellydonut25]

[Benjamin Haines]

[XvGojira]

[mr.negativity]

What if Avengers : Endgame had an Anime Opening? *HEAVY SPOILERS*

[O.Supreme]

https://www.boxofficemojo.com/

100M from overtaking Avatar WW
130M from overtaking TFA Domestic (this is actually the bigger of the two hurdles IMHO to beat)
Currently at #19 all time adjusted for inflation, even if it suurpasses TFA, it would only get to #12...

Also, the greatest Avengers theme song you've probably never heard.... (there are literally dozens of these videos on Youtube I just chose one) *End Game Spoilers*



The original from 2010

[Benjamin Haines]

There's no way Endgame is topping The Force Awakens' $936m domestic total. Endgame has been less leggy than Infinity War week after week. Even if it manages to be as leggy as Infinity War from this point on, it would still top out at $870m.

That would put Endgame at 16th place on the all-time domestic admissions/adjusted-for-inflation chart, just shy of Avatar's estimated 97.3m tickets sold in North America. If it continues to be less leggy than Infinity War, say, if it has Civil War legs from here on, it would finish short of $840m domestic and end up above Jurassic Park but below Return of the Jedi in ticket sales.

No matter what, with an estimated 89.3m domestic admissions through today, Endgame has already sold far more tickets than any superhero flick in American moviegoing history. The Avengers (76.8m), Black Panther (76.2m), The Dark Knight (74.5m), Infinity War (72.4m) and Spider-Man (69.4m) are all distant runners-up at this point.

[O.Supreme]

75M from overtaking Avatar WW
121M from overtaking TFA Domestic
Currently at #18 all time adjusted for inflation,

[O.Supreme]

56M from overtaking Avatar WW
111M from overtaking TFA Domestic
Currently at #17 all time adjusted for inflation

Marvel will no doubt push a *go back and see it again* campaign leading up to Spider-Man in 3 weeks, much like they did for Captain Marvel preceding Endgame.

[UltramanGoji]

[O.Supreme]

45M from overtaking Avatar WW
106M from overtaking TFA Domestic


*edit* well, we pretty much saw this coming...

https://screenrant.com/avengers-endgame ... its-scene/

I've only seen it once in theaters, and was going to see it again. I guess now I just have to ask the theater owner when it comes to my budget theater, to confirm its the version with the new end credit scene.

[O.Supreme]

37M from overtaking Avatar WW
102M from overtaking TFA Domestic

It is interesting how the press is calling it a "re-release" since it hasn't even left theaters yet, unless that is for the benefit of some foreign markets where perhaps it did cease playing already.

[mr.negativity]

Everything You Need To Know About The AVENGERS: ENDGAME Blu-Ray Release

[O.Supreme]

27M from overtaking Avatar WW
95M from overtaking TFA Domestic

Looks like that end credits scene (I don't know what it is...I didn't see it myself), wasn't enough of a push. Kind of disappointed, but not unexpected.

[Gwangi]

I liked "Avatar", but was never in love with it. However, this stunt by Marvel, has me strangely rooting for "Avatar" to maintain that top worldwide box-office spot!

And it looks like this maneuver by Marvel is not going to lift "Endgame" to the top spot.