Um Excuse Me Why Is Stephen Strange Wearing The Eye Of Agamotto???? You Don't Have The Time Stone Anymore

Sam: So, you like cats?

T'Challa: So you like birds?

I don't want Aunt May to be with Happy Hogan

Don't be mad at me now. Of course I want May to be 'happy', and possibly move on from Ben Parker and have a new relationship in the future. BUT this May Parker x Happy Hogan vibe?? It feels like it's not for May's happiness, but a set up for Happy Hogan's sweet retirement life. MCU keeps portraying Marrisa Tomei's aunt May as a 'sexy' 'young' 'MILF' and 'dateable' material ever since her first appearance in Civil War and I HATE IT.

Sometimes, it just feels like Marvel put Aunt May's character for sexual attraction for other male characters to flirt and talk about in town. I like Happy's character but it just feels like Marvel's trying to make a 'hot, cool, sexy female character with some old scars who can provide emotional support' for 'tired, hurt, male character who went through a lot and need some caring'. I hope it's just for comic relief and not actually building a serious relationship. I want both May Parker and Happy Hogan to have great lives, but just not together. Please??

SPIDERMAN MEETS DEADPOOL'S DAUGHTER THIS IS SO CUTE AND SO IS THEIR FIRENDSHIP, WADE TRUSTING PETE TO INTRODUCE HIS DAUGHTER WHICH HE HASN'T DONE TO ANYONE BEFORE

So Loki did actually appear in age of ultron before the blue ray

Justice League review!

Non- spoiler review as always, with my PERSONAL opinions

- To be real honest, Ben Affleck's Batman was ????? to me in this film. I felt like he had better character in BvS in terms of action and character. The thing is Batman always has been my favourite character in DC. Like, every heroes were suprised to hear that Batman is just human because he was so capable of everything. Sadly, he felt too much like normal human being in this film

- Wonder woman's actions were great, but what I loved the most was the fight scene of the Amazons. It just stuns me as always. Some of Gal's actings were ?? But overall, she was one of the best characters and had great chemistry with the others

- Jason Momoa as Aquaman was perfect, in terms of the character, and it was really interesting to watch the action using water in the movie. It's a shame he didn't have much chance to have more scenes with water in the third act of the movie. However, he definately bought my interest and I'm looking forward for his solo. Also, Mera was perfect

- Ezra Miller as the Flash was adorable was happy to watch the speedforce in action. An intersting approach to the character but I'd like some of more comic accuracy for the Flash. He felt more like Wally than Barry in terms of the character' behaviour

- Unlike the comics, Cyborg was kind of gloomy in this film. But I feel like Ray Fisher's character has so much potential in the future movies and I hope to see more of his robotic actions and gimmicks later on

- Henry Cavill's Superman may be my favourite character in the dceu actually. He was charming, strong and likeable. It was just really glad to see him in the movie. BUT I feel like Zack Snyder made Superman too strong compared to the other leaguers, I mean, Snyder always loved to portray him as a god, but it was kind of ?????? Oh, and I really ship Clois

- I really have to say. HORRIBLE VILLAIN. I mean WTF?? Parademons seemed more threatening than you Steppenwolf. Also, the movie really lacked with stunning action scenes except for the Amazons and Atlantian scene

My overall score is 7/10 for this one. I feel like the movie was kind of rushed, especially since Warner Bros forced to cut the movie to be 2 hours long. The villain felt disposable too. I feel like DCEU has so much potential lying behind them yet doesn't know how to use the given sources. This is not DC's fault, it's WB's. The story of the last end credit seemed much more interesting than the whole movie. I liked the film, but it could have been better. It should have been better.

Oh, and also, GIVE ME MY FUCKING GREEN LANTERN ASSHOLES

The thing is, Thor isn't a person who would abandon his responsibilities as a king or his people after Thor 3. Possibly in Thor 2, sure. He actually mentions that he doesn't want to be a king. But after Thor 3 and Infinity war he's grown, he saw Loki & Heimdall sacrifice themselves so Thor could live. But in all those incidents he wouldn't let him self go just like that. He just wouldn't. Remember when he lost his hammer, father, hair(lol), finds out he had a sister who's really evil and he got casted out as a slave in trash planet? Did he let him self go? NO. Because Thor is someone who continues to walk forward no matter the failures and mistakes he had made. He destroyed his own planet to save the Asgardians and still had hope to carry on. Then in Endgame where Valkyrie, Korg, and the survivors of Asgard returned, he just chucked away his responsibilities and whines about his the one who killed Thanos and blah blah. He's trapped in self misery which is out of the past 10 years of characterisation. He actually doesn't have the reason to give up! Not to mention How Russos used Thor's PTSD as a comic device and fat shamed him the entire movie for the sake of humor

For Bruce Banner, in Infinity War the Russos didn't give any chance for Hulk to actually fight until the end after he got beaten in the first act. I thought there would be an important reason for that which would be explained in Endgame. BUT NOPE. The struggle of Bruce identifying his alter ego is just one and they mixed the two together. We didn't even got to see how the hell did that happen. Russos were like 'here, this is canon accept it even if we showed & explained nothing for you' in our throat. Also, Bruce banner is one of the smartest scientist in the mcu yet he struggles so much on the Quantum realm sutff and in the end, its always Tony Stark who saves the day with Bruce banner not being able to solve anything. I really prefered Whedon's Bruce Banner & Hulk more than Russos'.

For Natasha, I found it really creepy on how Russo brothers kept sacrificing the only female member of the team (Gamora in original GotG, Natasha in original Avengers) for the sake of 'sacrifice the LOVED ones for the sake of greater good' in Vormir. Also it just doesn't make any sense. If they wanted the soul stone then didn't Nebula forewarn them that there should be a LOVING sacrifice? Again, plot hole. Natasha's sacrifice was unnecessary and was just full of plot holes. But then I thought, fine. I guess they're starting to kill off all the original 6 avengers one by one starting with Black widow. But nope, just her and Tony, who got the most screen time and emotional scene with most dramatic exit ever happened in MCU, but not Nat. Didn't you find it odd to see when Steve said Avengers assemble and there was no Black widow? Or the scene where all the female heroes stand and there is no first female superhero in the MCU? Didn't you think that Black widow's death was totally unnecessary and was just wasted as mere plot device? Or she didn't get that grand funeral that Tony got or just NO FUNERAL AT ALL. I mean you can say that 'Oh I'm pretty sure that Nat had her tombstone too and everyone's mourning for her as well!' But did we see that in the movie? NO. It's just Clint and Wanda mentioning her for 3 sec then boom. End of the movie

I agree Joss Whedon was horrible in AoU with her character but I really liked Nat in Avengers 1. And in terms of female characters, at least Whedon didn't make Wanda to wear Corset through out the movie. The suit at the end of AoU had no corset which Russos just ignored... Also he actually cared for Bruce Banner & Hulk which Russos just used him as comical device in IW and Endgame. And Thor... god I just want to cry on how they concluded the story line like this. Tony and Steve had glorified ending but Thor who's the big three of the MCU was just unacceptable

Gosh Avengers Endgame was so bad now I’m starting to want Joss Whedon back

At least Whedon wouldn’t ruin Thor & Banner’s character just like that or he’ll kill off female character so pointlessly… Seriously, there’s so many plot holes in this time travel shit that Russos failed to explain. Are they even the same directors who directed Infinity war???? What the fuck happened?? I think marvel will never be able to surpass Whedon’s Avengers 1. And yes, I am this desperate. It’s like Sherlock season three all over again. Directors starring themselves& their family members in the movie, taking up time and not enough for the actual characters. I didn’t pay to see your face or your children

Let them try

T'Challa protecting few members of avengers whom he fought before

And the scene expands to the jungle with Black Panther statue which gave me CHILLS

After watching Doctor Strange

Me: 'Draws a circle while going home' Lol I'm training

Sam Wilson

Logan Review!

Non-spoiler (maybe minor), subjective with personal opinions review - JUST FUCK ME UP - Hugh Jackman’s James Logan Howlett, as we know, flawlessly amazing. I also loved his relationship with Charles, and strange bond between Laura - Sir. Patrick Stewart’s potrayal was also amazing indeed, yet it was truly heartbreaking to watch Xavier suffering from old age - Dafne Keen was PERFECT!! There was literally no flaw and Laura’s fight sequences, characterisation was satisfying - If you are uncomfortable with violence involving children, be aware - A VERY GOOD R- RATED MOVIE. Amazing fight sequences - I’ve watched every X-men movies including Wolverine and Deadpool yet I didn’t quite understood the timeline of this movie. As a seperate solo piece, the movie was incredible, however it doesn’t really explain us what has been going on - No suprise cameos, nor end credits - It was heart breaking to watch our once most beloved heroes being weathered and torn - MAGNETO WAS RIGHT - I loved all the other mutant children - LAURA DESERVES SOME LOVE - It was the most devastating X I’ve ever seen - I see Fox is trying to give a change in X-men generation but I don’t know how - I didn't cry during the most of the movie, but I bursted at the last scene - Best Wolverine series up to date. What a way to end 17years of journey It was a 9/10 movie for me. Thank you Hugh Jackman, thank you Sir Patrick Stewart. Thank you Logan, and last of all, our Wolverine, who will be loved forever