Lauren Hayes

I don't understand the hate. It's excellent.

The story of a violent, bratty, out of control, dog-hurting, mentally ill future serial killer kid who spends time destroying things and being violent with his Jim Henson friends in his delusions. Literally, that's the most accurate explanation you'll ever read for this movie.

This movie is STUNNING. Absolutely breathtaking and one of a kind! Holy cow. My mind is blown.

Like, really, REALLY bad. Not just a little bad. COMPLETELY and UTTERLY awful. I'm actually surprised it even has the good reviews that it does. I thought it might at least have a couple funny or cute scenes. Nope. Not one.

I'll be the rare honest person that didn't drink the juice... It was not great. The first 2/3 of the film was often an ad-libbed unnecessary journey into places we didn't need to travel. Lots of back story and dialogue where absolutely none was needed. Also, I won't be the "time travel is lazy" critic, but I will say that I would've enjoyed more story about the task of gathering the stones and the science behind the travel, than the occasional random button pushing of the newly (and unnecessarily) CGI'd Hulk. I was only really excited for the maybe last 20 minutes of the film. And only really because it signaled that the film was almost over. Don't expect an amazing fight scene like Marvel's past films. You'll never get your Gamma dose of action. As disappointed as I thought I was with Infinity War, it still seemed light-years better than Endgame.

If possible, it was worse than the first one. A hundred different story arcs and none came to fruition. It couldn't decide what movie it wanted to be. A hot mess.