Avengers: Endgame

As anyone who knows me can tell you, I am a Marvel gal. To a certain extent.

I like Marvel films because Robert Downey Jr. is in them, as Tony Stark, A.K. A. "Iron man." Just as I liked the X-Men films because Hugh Jackman played Wolverine. If Tony Stark and Iron man aren't in a Marvel film, I have no interest in it.

That being said, I did watch "Thor: Ragnarok" and "Ant-Man and Wasp" leading up to "Avengers: Endgame." The day before going to the movies to see "Endgame", I did watch "Avengers: Infinity War" to get up to date.

If you are one of the few people on the planet who has not seen the movie, I won't share any spoilers, or divulge who survives the fight with Thanos.

3/4 of Endgame is leading up to the fight, the last 1/4 being the fight. That final part of the film is truly epic. If you're a Marvel fan and haven't seen it yet, you won't be disappointed.

Seeing this film, it makes me want to watch all of the Marvel films, in order.

If you're not up on the Marvel movies and want to set started, or perhaps just get caught up, there are 22 movies. The Marvel cinematic universe begins with "Iron Man."

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This fall, the Disney company, who owns the Marvel franchise, is set to reveal a streaming service similar to Hulu and Netflix called "Disney +". It has been reported that the new service will have all of the Marvel films, as well as the television series. They will also be creating new Marvel content, all of which will only be available in the Disney + streaming service.

Now in theaters, coming to Blu Ray and DVD soon. 5 emphatic stars. Thanks for the ride Tony. It's been amazing.