A Few Tears Fell Over Avengers: Endgame


     
     The Avengers: Endgame is now the second highest-grossing film of all time next to Avatar, surpassing Titanic. Endgame is stunning but I liked Infinity War a lot better. Infinity War is the better and more entertaining movie of the two for me. Funnier, too. While Infinity War has spectacular fight scenes from the get go, Endgame at the beginning is slow, contemplative and, well, a bit boring. And why did they portray Thor as childish and irresponsible, becoming alcoholic, fat and depressed after failing to kill Thanos.  He’s a god, for crying out loud. And Hulk? Why did he become amiable  Incredible Bruce. He’s cute and adorable but that’s not what Incredible Hulk is about. Hulk is all about anger and releasing it and smashing things. So the future Captain America is black? And how on earth would Earth cope with the return of billions of people who have been  considered dead for five years?

     But I agree that Endgame would make you cry. My heart indeed broke when Thanos (who’s become a peaceful and adorable farmer) was attacked by Banner, Captain America, Rocket, Captain Marvel, Thor, Black Widow and War Machine as he was preparing his simple meal (ginisang alien na upo yata). Thor decapitated and killed him after learning that the Mad Titan had destroyed all the Infinity Stones. Jeez, the big dude was only trying to help, he was just trying to give the universe some balance and harmony and was preventing its destruction, and was trying to ease hunger and suffering and making every planet a better place to live in.

     What? That’s not the part where people cried? It's the part where iron Man died? Ah, okay. LOL.

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