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Avengers: End Game (No Spoilers)

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As usual No Spoilers for at least 1 Week.

 

Wife, daughter and I saw it this afternoon. The three hour run time flew by. The great thing was that the previous Marvel movies did a great job of setting up every scene in this movie. There is little to no wasted time or energy in this movie. There are a few Easter Eggs and some shout out loud moments. This is far and away the most emotional movie of the series.

 

Go see it with a large crowd and enjoy the energy of the audience.

Saw it last night in imax. It is phenomenal. And yes, extremely emotional. In both sad and joyous ways.

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Still good if you haven't seen the previous movies?

 

Yes...just some subtle things you might not catch or know about.

Not sure if a crowd is necessary. Ours was pretty quiet.

 

Enjoyed it.

Just got out and wow. Just wow. Phenomenal movie. Fastest 3 hours of my life.

I was waiting to hear about whether or not you needed to see all of the others to enjoy this one. I’ll probably go check it out next weekend.

I was waiting to hear about whether or not you needed to see all of the others to enjoy this one. I’ll probably go check it out next weekend.

 

I am of the mindset yes, but you do you.

Between seeing this movie and now game of thrones. Just wow!

I was waiting to hear about whether or not you needed to see all of the others to enjoy this one. I’ll probably go check it out next weekend.

 

 

It makes no sense to go see Endgame, if you (as you posted in the other thread) haven't at least seen Infinity Wars. That being said, I don't know that you have to have seen ALL of the other movies, but there are certainly some that could be beneficial.

 

I'm thinking...

The Avengers

Guardians of the Galaxy

Captain America - Civil War

Doctor Strange

Avengers - Infinity Wars

 

(Anybody else have a "must" that should be seen before watching Endgame?)

 

There are some quick one-liners and subtle moments that others may understand more than you, due to seeing all the other movies.

I was waiting to hear about whether or not you needed to see all of the others to enjoy this one. I’ll probably go check it out next weekend.

Absolutely not. I loved the movie but haven’t seen half of the movies.

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It makes no sense to go see Endgame, if you (as you posted in the other thread) haven't at least seen Infinity Wars. That being said, I don't know that you have to have seen ALL of the other movies, but there are certainly some that could be beneficial.

 

I'm thinking...

The Avengers

Guardians of the Galaxy

Captain America - Civil War

Doctor Strange

Avengers - Infinity Wars

 

(Anybody else have a "must" that should be seen before watching Endgame?)

 

There are some quick one-liners and subtle moments that others may understand more than you, due to seeing all the other movies.

 

Infinity Wars is probably the bare minimum. Anything else just adds to the experience of End Game.

Love it. Having seen all the other Marvel films, it lived up to the hype. It was perfectly done.

 

Being a teacher I had to go out and see it right after school on Friday because I knew kids would be talking about it on Monday morning. They proved me right. The first two kids walking into my room this morning were discussing events in the movie.

I was waiting to hear about whether or not you needed to see all of the others to enjoy this one. I’ll probably go check it out next weekend.

 

Yes. You need to see a bunch of the before you go see Endgame. You’d be wasting your time.

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