I agree with your points too. For me, the time travel is the biggest issue. Then again, I just never think there is a good way to do a time travel story without having a lot of “what if” questions left at the end.

It was definitely entertaining. It didn’t seem like a 3-hour movie to me. Glad you enjoyed it! 🙂

I didn’t think about it at the time, but agree with you 100% on Thanos as a villain and unresolved Bucky/Cap – maybe we’ll get a reunion with old man Cap in a future movie.

I also agree about Hulk. I did NOT like the fuse and how it was explained at all. It was lame. He was lame.

The Cap wielding the Hammer scene was a huge hit in my house and in the theater as well. I LOVED the scene with all the MCU females in the keep away scene – when they all stood with Captain Marvel.

I was a bit disappointed with the extent of Marvel – she wasn’t really part of the team and I wish she’d been more integrated. But I loved Nebula. The scene with her playing flick football had me in stitches.

Overall it was a good movie and I can’t wait to see it again to pick up all I missed the first time around. Great post!!

I felt the time travel, while giving some great scenes (watching Star Lord dance but not hear the music!), created too many “what ifs” and easy answers – now anything can be fixed with time travel. I did like Cap’s HEA, but at the same time, it makes me cringe b/c of the implications. So the founder of SHIELD was harboring a secret marriage to a missing hero for all those years? It just raises too many issue for me.

Natasha… What to say? Isn’t there a confirmed Black Widow Movie coming in 2020? I can’t imagine it will be a prequel because who would get behind that, knowing she’s gone?!

Unlike you, I liked Sam being the new Cap – it was unexpected. But he is Cap’s protege and embodies all of Cap’s core values. Bucky, on the other hand, still has many unresolved issues and I hope he stays in the Black Panther Universe.

More to come…