So is this the last movie in the universe?

Yes. We are doomed.

Did u like it?

Definitely a good movie. Three hours went by fast.

Being opening day, the crowd cheered a few times. Worth seeing in the theater.

I'm pretty sure they already have GotG 3 and Spiderman 2 planned.

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It’s the last movie in The Avengers story arc.

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best avengers one yet. It all tied in so well.

The movie was amazing. Far and away the best in the series.

I don't like going to movies because I can't sit still for that long. My mind wanders and I think about other things I could be doing. I've watched most other Marvel movies on my bike trainer at home. We went to see Endgame yesterday afternoon and I really enjoyed it. I would go see it again today if I thought anyone would go with me. I laughed, I choked back some tears and left feeling satisfied with the story. I came home and one station was playing Marvel movies all day. I appreciated the storyline of those movies more after seeing Endgame.

Spiderman: Far From Home opens in July

Guardians Vol 3 is next year

There's also another Captain Marvel, another Black Panther, another Doctor Strange and a Black Widow solo film in the pipeline

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I really enjoyed the movie... and even cried a bit at the end. Well done Marvel.

Two thumbs up.

The story was not at all what I expected, which was a good thing. Very good pacing and nice story arcs. They did a great job of bringing in a lot of the characters.

In terms of popularity, is has DOUBLED the previous opening weekend record for sales.

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I hadn’t seen any of the Thor movies.

Going to watch them this week.

He and the Hulk were my favorite characters from End Game.

Also need to watch Captain Marvel.

I have a few comic nerd friends and between them and what I've read, you are definitely in the minority for needing more.

Sequels aren't usually as good as the originals. The Thor movies bucked that trend though, mostly because the first one really fell far short. The subsequent ones are much better IMHO.

I think I've read that Feige (sp?) has stated that Spiderman: Far From Home will actually be the "end" of the current arc.

Saw it today. It was good, though Infinity War kept me on the edge of my seat more. I think I’d put it 5th best on my personal list.

Part of it is probably a little let down that it’s all over (the Thanos/IG story line that is). Kind of like the last Harry Potter book which I found to be a bit meh. You finish it and don’t have anything left the think about or get excited about or come up with theories of how it will end.

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It was originally the last movie in this "phase" of domination by Disney. Then Disney got Spiderman back from Sony.

Phase 1 was Iron Man through Avengers
Phase 2 was Iron Man 2 though Ant Man
Phase 3 was Civil War though Far from Home

They are also calling the first 22 films (IM though this one) the "infinity saga"

First one was OK. Second one was the worst marvel movie made (mcu, excluding any fantastic four movies).
Third one is fun.

It's best parts were spoiled in the trailer, it's very conventional and predictable, and like every other one, super people final battle by punching each other. The director plays the best character in all the movies though (Korg, who was playing Fortnight in endgame, played by Taika Waititi)

If you want to watch Thor from this movie, skip 1 & 2 and just watch ragnarok