The Honest Trailer for Avengers Endgame only goes for seven minutes, so it struggles to point out every plot-hole and inconsistent quirk in the movie.
After all, Endgame ran three hours and capped off twenty-one previous movies.
It could have been a very, very long trailer if they’d tried to do them all.
I’m still going to but a copy and watch it when it comes out as a take-home disc, though.
Billy Crystal’s son in City Slickers is Mysterio in Spider-Man Homecoming.
I saw both of these movies when they came out.
And Billy Crystal’s Mitch Robbins felt old.
We’re watching the first Iron Man movie and I just realized that Obadiah Stane is responsible for the saving of half the universe.
Really.
And yet everyone is Tony Stark this, Tony Stark that, 3000, 3000, blah, blah.
(Or maybe Ho Yonsin, but not Tony)
(And original Rhodey never got a next time. ðŸ˜)
This epic instalment of How It Should Have Ended is a most enjoyable romp through the mind-boggling plot contrivances and inconsistencies of recent block-buster Avengers Endgame.
It’s one thing to adopt your own idiosyncratic version of time travel.
It’s another thing altogether not to particularly bother to apply that version with any pretence of internal consistency.
On the off chance you haven’t seen or heard this – watch this video of Kodi Lee auditioning on America’s Got Talent.
It’s been watched about 17 million times when I posted this, and it’ll pick up millions more.
Kodi Lee is blind and autistic, and he comes out on stage to sing and play the piano.
See for yourself.
If you’ve already watched it, watch it again.
You may need a tissue or two.
Four on the fourth.
There have been a lot of recaps trying to bring people up to speed with all the Marvel movies leading up to Avengers Endgame.
This is easily the best.
By far.
