Avengers: Infinity War Review

Over the past decade, Marvel has earned itself the benefit of the doubt But that's precisely what makes the final product such a monumental achievement. Yes, it was very dark with more of a serious tone. This movie has made me feel things that I haven't about a movie in a very long time. I'm definitely very excited to see how this storyline will carry out in the next Avengers movie. The stakes are certainly high, with a number of deaths of key characters throughout (no spoilers) and the opening scene literally taking no prisoners. The CGI is fantastic the entire film, with plenty of scenes in space and on new planets, which is always great to see - as is Iron Man (Downey Jr.)'s inevitable new suit. This film is completely different than any other MCU film, and any other film in general, and you will find that out when you see it for yourself. Avengers: Infinity War is the third Avengers film and the 19th Marvel Cinematic Universe film overall, serving as a culmination of the last 10 years. Two years after the occasions of Captain America: Civil War, the Avengers group remain a cracked gathering of saints, with some totally dropping off the radar inside and out. Be that as it may, one day, the capable intergalactic dictator Thanos (Josh Brolin) touches base on Earth to finish his accumulation of Infinity Stones, which after securing each of the six, will enable him to control half of the known universe. With time rapidly running out, The Avengers must rejoin and collaborate with the Guardians of the Galaxy to put a conclusion to Thanos' ravenous hunger for control.