Avengers: Assembled

It's pretty good

Didn't know I needed this in my life

I got to say, this fan-edit really elevated my enjoyment for both Infinity War and Endgame. As much as I enjoyed both movies in their original cut, I felt like the pointless forced humor shoved into both movies pulled me out of the movie. This fan-edit did a remarkable job in that sense because it got rid of the terrible forced humor that really killed the pacing. Every scene macmilln cut out of the movie elevated the pacing and tension throughout. I felt like I was able to take the movie way more seriously than previously before. I also like how you incorporated the post credit scenes from both Antman & the wasp and Captain Marvel. I was shocked how those scenes actually make the snap feel way more impactful to the overall narrative. Also the way you connect both Infinity War and Endgame is seamless. It felt like the story was just continuing. It didn't feel "Oh here is the next movie now". Nice job on that man. And amazingly enough, nothing feels missing. After watching this fan-edit, I was astounded by how many the changes are so unnoticeable. I bet you can show this to a person who has never seen Infinity War and Endgame they can't tell what was cut from the movie.
Thank you for this fanedit. This fanedit deserves all the praise it gets.

Absolutely amazing. I can't believe how amazing this was, to be honest. It felt like an amazing end to an era, and a worthy way to conclude the story. I'm not even going to talk about how much better this this than the originals. Just suffice to say that you made them far better than I would have thought possible. It does, however, make me realize how much a lot of the newer characters got screwed out of screen time (Valkyrie and Captain Marvel, especially) but I get it. It was meant to be the last movie for all of the original Avengers. Actually looking forward to seeing the next phase now.

Only technical issue I noticed was the audio got a little weird for a little while right in the middle. Not sure exactly, but, while noticeable, it was not enough for me to feel like it deserved a point taken off. It could have been my headphones for that matter.

They say that the sign of a good movie is that you don't notice how long it is, you are fully immersed. I happened to glance down at my video player's counter at one point, and was surprised to see that two and a half hours had already elapsed!

This extended cut/combination/conglomeration extravaganza clocks in at over four hours, but much of what would have slowed or interrupted the pacing has been stripped away. The edit is tight, and missing scenes are really only noticeable if you're very familiar with the original movies.

This version could also be titled Avengers Assemble: The De-Goofening of Thor. Thor can be kind of thick, and Chris Hemsworth has great comic timing, but some of the jokes in the original films about how dim he is went over the top into complete ridiculousness. The same can be said about a number of other cuts; the Marvel humor is still there, but without over-staying its welcome.

If you've got four-plus hours to spend and love the Avengers, this is the film for you! You won't notice the time...til you try to get up later ;)