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The ENDGAME Decoded : Review

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Before I start telling what’s good and what’s great in the movie here are a few spoilers. Ohk, I am kidding, the article contains discussions on some scenes and moments in the film so please proceed with caution as there will be a lot of spoilers ahead... Hell Ya!! the movie is too good to spoil for anyone(any fan). So let’s begin! To begin with, the film is a complete delight to watch from dialogues to visuals, till the final battle and that epic end, it’s spellbinding. It’s the most  apt and   just  endings written in a long time. MCU movies after Iron Man 2008, have grown to be one of the best movie watching experiences in the contemporary times, with almost 21 films before the Endgame, Marvel has created an enormous storyline with some great characters for everyone. Since, being aware of the fact that the film is great and has got all of us excited, I decided to review this in two points of view: A film: where it is just a 3 hour experience and nothing mor
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The ENDGAME Decoded : Review

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Before I start telling what’s good and what’s great in the movie here are a few spoilers. Ohk, I am kidding, the article contains discussions on some scenes and moments in the film so please proceed with caution as there will be a lot of spoilers ahead... Hell Ya!! the movie is too good to spoil for anyone(any fan). So let’s begin! To begin with, the film is a complete delight to watch from dialogues to visuals, till the final battle and that epic end, it’s spellbinding. It’s the most  apt and   just  endings written in a long time. MCU movies after Iron Man 2008, have grown to be one of the best movie watching experiences in the contemporary times, with almost 21 films before the Endgame, Marvel has created an enormous storyline with some great characters for everyone. Since, being aware of the fact that the film is great and has got all of us excited, I decided to review this in two points of view: A film: where it is just a 3 hour experience and nothing mor
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