Ok it opens next Friday, other then me whose going to see it, and how do you think it will end.

AANNDDDD GO........................

well obviously the Avengers win.. duh! But it's the HOW will they win is the question.. 

Sadly however, i wont be able to see it in theatres so i have to wait for it to either come out to rent on the PlayStation network or on Pay Per View on my cable. 

Prediction: Arya marries the Night King and together they lead Gondor into battle against the deathstar.

It is 3am

• Captain America - dead (Bucky becomes the new Cap)
• Iron Man - Dead or retired (War Machine takes over the Iron Man role... or Pepper becomes Rescue)
• Captain Marvel - new "Leader" of the Avengers or heads back into Space with GotG
• Thor and Valkyrie - leave to "rebuild" Asgard
• Hawkeye/Ronin and Black Widow - retire and/or go off together to start a new life together (or end up dead)
• Ant Man, The Wasp, and Spidey - become full fledged Avengers
• Hulk - becomes "The Professor" (Hulk's brawn/Banner's brains)
• Vision and Scarlet Witch - Same as MoHawkeye and Black Widow (reunite/retire/disappear back to Scotland, perhaps)
• Thanos -Nearly wins AGAIN but is finally defeated or switches sides when a "new" Big Bad (Galactus or Adam Warlock/The Magus, maybe?) shows up.

Just guesses, here, really... but couuuuuuuuld happen.

I saw it. I'm a hard lukewarm.

Well my friend you got 2 and 1/2 of your predictions correct  

This movie is not a movie your gonna expect, yes it has comedic interaction between the hero's, yes it has an epic battle, and yes it has a lot of surprises. However it also has a cameo by quite a few major sub characters or side kicks from the movies, including Stan Lee's final one, that we may never see again as those sections of the Marvel Universe end. Underlining everything to me this is a movie saying goodbye to a decade of beloved characters and the passing of the torch to others.

If your not in tears by the end of the movie, I can't help you, i was and I'm not ashamed. I don't know in which direction the Marvel movies are headed, not sure if I will follow, but I know I will miss what will be no more.

I wish I had been wrong on at least one of the ones I got right.

This movie " stuck the landing," so to speak. Had it all and then some.

*enter breebles, with the rain for this parade*

It was super alright.

The pacing, like Infinity War, was done really, really well. It did not feel like a 3 hour movie.
The scene where all of the Strange portals open up and the recovered armies come barrelling through is so satisfying.
Rescue's suit was dope.
The WOMEN ASSEMBLE moment with all the ladies backed up Captain Marvel was bad ass .

Hawkeye's path after the snap was interesting--if not random AF. I understand if he took that path in the comics, but there was no build up to that in the MCU. Per the movies he lost his fam, got a haircut and I guess decided to take down drug lords? I dunno.

Black Widow! Man, that one hit me harder than I had expected. Her and Hawkeye's fight to throw themselves off the cliff was so oddly sweet and sad. Man, that one was difficult.

They, re-fought? Thanos? This could be in part because of my ever-growing cynicism toward time travel in stories, but I didn't care about this Thanos. He hadsn't had the development or anything that old gardener Thanos at the beginning of the movie had. He was strangely more powerful than 4-stoned Thanos though, so that was interesting.

So, Steve went back and lived out his days with Peggy? Had she just pretended the entire time with young Steve then in the movies whenever he came to visit? Did she found S.H.E.I.L.D. and just never mention Captain America was still alive? I did like Captain Falcon and all, but time travel, man, I am disliking it more and more.

Captain Marvel. What a nuke. She frustrates me because I've liked Larson in the past, and Captain Marvel is pretty cool, but I feel like Marvel is just dropping the ball with this character. Maybe because she's too much like Superman? Wherein she's so overpowered she's boring? So they take her out of the game until the very end to help them with the hail mary?

These guys explain my thoughts and feelings pretty well (it's about 35 minutes but they're pretty entertaining and I generally appreciate their analyses):

Half in the Bag: Avengers Endgame

And, of course, Tony.

"I am Iron Man"

His moment was so great. I really really reeeeally wish he didn't have to die. There's still so much potential for his character and everything. They could have even let him go out to continue living in the woods and pass on the mantle to Riri Williams. I understand the symbolism of the franchise beginning and ending with him, but it was still such a bummer to kill him off. Siiiigh, beautiful and sad.

I echo Tann's sentiments, I'm going to miss these people. We've been with them for so long. I hope the new group takes their time in building themselves up and all, and I'm hopeful for their future, but yeah, reeeeeally going to miss our OGs.