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Personally it wasn't terrible, contrast to all the warnings that I had been given prior to watching this movie... it certainly wasn't exactly what I was hoping for, but I guess they had kinda passed a threshold in the last movie that they couldn't fix. It felt like they had taped it up the best they could, and despite the mess of the plot it's not too boring, the fighting scenes are okay, occasionally funny. I kinda wish they could have gone for another story, not so dramatic as 'Rey was actually ----'s granddaughter...!' stuff. That part was a twist in some sense but not very interesting, they were pushing it too far. But anyway, nice movie, still enjoyed it, so I'm giving it a four.

Pretty cool movie, everyone acts so well, even to the youngest actors! I personally loved Mcgregor's acting- he really can act everything from a low-life alcoholic to a man with a kind heart. Just the perfect amount of horror, a lot of creativity shown, a real tribute to the Shining. Could have sped up things a little bit, but I'm not complaining!

weird, weird, weird movie- but it was fun. Perfect to watch with a friend who really hates snakes.

It was great to see Keanu Reeves back- (btw he really doesn't age!!) A lot of peculiar, unique characters, a lot of action (might be a little violent but it kept its line), a cute puppy, and some dark humor. I don't know what Rotten tomatoes gives it- I loved the movie as it was.

Honestly I have no idea why Dark Phoenix is being attacked by media- I watch almost every single hero/action movie these days, and I didn't think Dark Phoenix was that low. I really enjoyed the fighting scenes, and I think Sophie Turner was the perfect actress for her role, plus I could see that they really put a lot of effort into expressing her inner struggling, which was cool by my standards. The plot may be simple- but I guess too many people were expecting an Endgame out of this movie. And to be frank, if this movie had too much of a plotline, it would have gone down badly. Keep it simple, action-packed, emotional- perfect. I loved it- it really portrays Jean as a charismatic, self-controversial yet powerfully calm hero. It was never boring, and plus, it was a nice break from the Avengers, or the previous full-scale X-men movies.

I honestly thought that this movie would be terribly boring, but once I watched it, every time it came on TV I just had to watch till the end of the movie. It's really addicting, which is surprising because the plot isn't that well thought-over, and some parts are packed with cliches. But at the end, it all comes down to whether it's ultimately fun or not. And this is one hella fun movie.

Uh... I just want to say, it could have been better without all the massacres and stabbings. It would have been better off leaning more towards 'subtle horror', than 'blood-splattered gore'. I do like violent or bloody things like the Alien series, but I think they could have honed the Us plot a little more.

It's a totally awesome movie, for starters. It never bores me. I still watch it once in a while when I've got nothing to do. I liked the beginning of the Thor series, but I think Ragnarok was a bold leap from Dark World, which was a little dull in my opinion. Now, Ragnarok; a colorful, action-packed, gives-me-the-chills hero movie that portrays all the characters in both humor and pure awesomeness. There are people who are rather discontent with the new concept of the series, but personally, this is for the best. Taika Waititi sure knows how to grasp the audience with the new bursting colors and designs, the landscapes... it's awesome. And the song? Addicting. I like how Thor finally lets go of his original source of power, the hammer (or the utility to harness his power, whichever) and learns that his true force comes from within himself (along with the haircut, lol).

Okay, this is a rather biased opinion on Endgame, and those of you who are devoted Marvel fans might disagree with me. But please note that I think Endgame is a beautiful movie, if not entertaining, it is still beautiful. So, the positives: The last tribute to Ironman and how he brought the fight to an end, the sacrifice, all that, was really nice. Even brought a few tears to my eyes. Plus, all that stuff about quantum physics (which I did not understand at all, but it didn't matter) proved that the marvel staff did a lot of thinking on the plot. Very intricate plotting, I praise them for that. But I have to say, there was a lot of holes, missing links, and unbalanced characters in this movie. First, I kind of hoped that Captain Marvel would play a greater role in the movie. With all that dramatic distress signal at the end of Infinity War where Fury contacts Marvel, I would have thought that she would be the final character to defeat Thanos- or if not ( because I did like Ironman's role, too), have a larger scale full-on fight with Thanos. But I have to admit, plotting big and small fights with dozens of characters is difficult, and I don't blame the team for this one. But on this point I've got a lot to say. WHAT THE HELL HAPPENED TO THOR? In Infinity War, I was glad to see that Thor had finally retrieved his true power, and that he was truly the god of Thunder (not hammer)! He was the most powerful character in Infinity War, and very nearly killed Thanos with Stormbreaker, even when Thanos had had all six stones. But suddenly, in this movie, he turns into a meager, pot-bellied hippie guy who can't even get a good swing at Thanos- who doesn't even have a single stone. And it's cool that Cap suddenly wields Mjolnir, cause I think it was meant to say that Cap is worthy enough, but surely Cap holding Thor's mighty weapon is pushing it too far? So basically Thor loses all his dignity, his good looks, and half of his power. What happened there? I'm confused. Now, I know that Endgame definitely has a different atmosphere from Infinity War, but there was a LOT OF DRAMATIC, and LESS FUN. Nevertheless, it was a touching and beautiful story to watch, though a little too... splayed out everywhere. I've got to say Infinity War will remain my favorite of the series, and I do hope that Thor restores his power and charisma in the next Thor/ the next G.O.G

Wow, all I've got to say is this: the scriptwriter and the staff must have used up 90% of their brain cells for this. So creative.