Avengers: Assembled

This was a great edit and loved every minute of it. The edit seamlessly melds both Avengers movies together and you never feel like much was missed from the original two movies. Most of what was cut were the unnecessary jokes. The scene of all the female Avengers together at the end of battle was removed which I appreciated as that scene was cringy AF! I highly recommend this edit if your fan of the Avenger movies and the MCU in general.

Very good edit/cut of these movies. i can recommend it to everyone... watch it, really. brilliant job. thank you.

Brilliant job!!! I am a big fan of MCU and particularly of the solo Avengers movies. This edit brings definitely the best of the two worlds. All cuts and added scenes are seamlessly executed and everything flows nicely over the viewing. Some jokes have been trimmed but always keeping the marvel essence. I strongly believe the post-credits scenes inserted at the end of the Infinity War part add necessary material to meet narrative purposes. A minor comment would be the excision of Black Widow discussing with the surviving heroes after Thanos snap about how they are dealing with the Earth problems. This scene is key since it's the only one that explains the absence of Captain Marvel for the rest of the movie. Last, if this edit replaces the theatrical versions, it doesn´t seem to be the case for me at least. First, I don´t bother the marvel jokes at all. Secondly, I consider that the Russo's brothers do a terrific job in the way they assemble films. However, I strongly recommend the viewing of this fan-edit and judge for yourselves.

Fantastic job!

I definitely recommend that everyone should see this version of the film(s).

Loved this edit, really kept the story moving without sacrificing the essence of the characters nor the action but got rid of the moments that struck as unnecesary or injected to keep the audiences at test screenings satisfied. A really, really, REALLY great work. If you want to enjoy the end of this era of the avengers saga in a massive but not excessive movie, I can't recommend this edit enough.