This is one of the most satisfying endings to a superhero story. I’m really glad James Gunn was able to come back and deliver such a funny, emotional, and well written ending to the trilogy. It’s one of my comfort movies and the ending always makes me cry happy tears. Love this one.
<p>I just wanna say I’ve been a believer since this was announced. I know so many people were like “we didn’t ask for this”, but some of the best things in life are things that we didn’t ask for. This is a really tight movie. In a two hour run time they delivered a heartbreaking story. Even though it’s a team up, it was a very wise decision to make Yelena the lead. While I wish we got to see more from ghost or even taskmaster, every choice felt like it served the story well. I cried the entire final act. The decision to make loneliness and depression the villain of a superhero movie sounds crazy, but I’m so glad they went there.</p>This is really close to tying with my number one, and given time I might have to adjust my rankings. I’m trying to hold back since it is so new.
This is probably my hottest Marvel take. I love this movie. Monica and Kamala are outstanding, and while Carol still feels a bit bland at times, I do think this is a major improvement from what we’ve previously seen. This movie is pure fun and feels like a wacky comic book adventure. The action scenes are actually really good and it’s also visually a nice movie. This is a great example of one MCU humor works in favor of a movie.<br><br>It also has the best post credit scene of the Multiverse saga in my opinion. I think this one is one that fans will eventually come around to.
One of the most fun Marvel projects. The short episode runtimes meant the show didn’t have the space to live 100% up to its potential, BUT the final revelation ties together the emotional heartbeat of this story in such a perfect way. It’s one of the best cases for why television is an important medium for the MCU.
This movie is really fun, I love the fox cameos, it was a great movie, theater experience. Don’t think fourth place means I didn’t like it. I do feel like after three movies, I’m a little bored of Deadpool at times. Like I laughed a lot, but I also had moments where I was like checked out. I’m also really over the fact that this is our fourth and counting goodbye to the Fox universe.
This is a very mid Marvel movie. I enjoyed it, I like Sam and Joaquin Torres. The air fight before the final act is one of the best action scenes in the MCU. But then they followed up with one of the worst in that final fight sequence. There are some characters that barely left an impression, and the villain was done very poorly. <br><br>I think this movie is better than what people say, but it’s also not something to get excited about.
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