Avengers: Infinity War

Directed by: Anthony and Joe Russo

Genre/s: Fantasy/Science fiction film 

  Iron Man, Thor, the Hulk and the rest of the Avengers unite to battle their most powerful enemy yet -- the evil Thanos. On a mission to collect all six Infinity Stones, Thanos plans to use the artefacts to inflict his twisted will on reality. The fate of the planet and existence itself has never been more uncertain as everything the Avengers have fought for has led up to this moment.  

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welf herweiornh43rtyg34qrg5t8ciread hbcn HOW COULD THEY END THE MOVIE THE WAY THEY DID??? FUUUU—

GO SEE THIS MOVIE.

REVIEW DONE.

SEE ITTTTT.

Ok, but in all honesty though, this is by far the best Marvel movie and possibly my second favourite movie of all time (the first spot would have to belong to a truly mind-blowing movie).

It is so, so hard not to put spoilers in this review. So instead, I'll answer any fears you might have about the movie (if it's not listed, comment and I'll answer):

- Fight scenes are great.

- Any scene to do with Gamora and Thanos is awesome (the way the two interact remind me of Damian Darhk and Nora Darhk's relationship in DC's Legends of Tomorrow; Season 3).

- The pre-credits ending is... urgh. So hard not to put spoilers. Um... Let's just say... Bring tissues (if there was no one else in the theatre I would be a mess from crying. The first movie in a while to do that).

- The post-credit scene is definitely worth seeing, HOWEVER: If you want the movie to end the way it's supposed to (cliff-hanger, uncertainty etc.,) DON'T wait for the final scene. 

- The humour worked (all I need is one, just one Sherlock joke).

- There are stakes, there are moments when you are like "How are they going to do this?", there are moments when you stop doing whatever you're doing and you are on the edge of your seat.

I went to a theatre that was sold-out, which was great especially because whenever there was a joke, there was enough time between lines so that the audience could laugh but not miss out on anything important. And at the end, you could feel the entire theatre holding their breath and/or trying not to cry (and there are my friends who happened to sit next to me...)

Despite all this, there is one thing that really annoys me: The stupid decision Dr Strange and Gamora does; They are willing to sacrifice half the population of the universe for one person. And it's to a person who clearly doesn't care about life.

TL; DR:

Overall: 9/10. Will hopefully get to watch it again. Another thing that annoys me is the fact that it came out on the 25th of April in New Zealand. Couldn't they have moved it to the 26th?

GO SEE IT.

NOOOOOWWWWW.