This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
“I don’t feel so good Mr. Stark.”
That’s how it feels to watch the end of Infinity War. Watching people one-by-one get dusted is gutting even after several watches. When this came out, I remember in the last five minutes, you could hear a pin drop. Everyone’s jaws dropped in fear, shock, and sadness. Truly an incredible feat…with an equally incredible follow-up. But, Infinity War, for me, may never be topped!
Wakanda Forever. Chadwick Boseman forever.
This is one of those few Marvel movies that make you forget you’re watching a Marvel movie, in a good way. Casting, costumes, score, soundtrack, etc. are elite. Chadwick you are so missed.
“Are we really helping these people build a better world, huh? We’re just like the soldiers down there. Pawns to their leaders.”
The themes of this movie hit you harder and harder with every watch. And as time goes by, you watch what is happening in the world, and you realize, just how difficult being human is.
The Eternals aren’t even living, they’re just robots, yet they feel and see pain, suffering, war, hope, death, life. So you think, as…
