Avengers: Endgame 3D Blu Ray 2019

In Avengers: Endgame 3D the narrative unfolds after the catastrophic events of Avengers: Infinity War. The surviving members of the Avengers, devastated by their previous defeat, devise a daring plan to reverse the damage caused by the powerful antagonist, who wiped out half of all life in the universe.

The team embarks on a perilous journey through time, revisiting key moments in the past to collect powerful artifacts. Their mission is to assemble the Infinity Stones, essential for restoring the balance of the universe. Along the way, the Avengers confront personal demons, make sacrifices, and grapple with the profound consequences of their actions.

As the climactic battle ensues, the fate of the universe hangs in the balance. Avengers: Endgame 3D explores themes of redemption, resilience, and the enduring spirit of heroism in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds.

3D Movie from the Franchise - Avengers

After the click of Thanos at the end of the “Infinity War 3d”, half of all life in the Universe turned to dust. Someone is trying to put up with the loss, someone after losing loved ones goes crazy. And the remnants of the Avengers, the space raccoon Rocket, and Captain Marvel, who arrived on a call from a pager, are trying to find a way to fix everything. But for this they need to find Thanos and take away the Stones from him - at any cost.

At the same time, despite the clear superiority of the super-tasks over the story itself, the “Finale” is surprisingly structured dramatically. Let, with the exception of the details, the decoupling is more or less clear to everyone (especially with the knowledge of which sequels are already in production), live suspense does not go anywhere - fortunately, the scenic bits are placed with the same academic instinct. At the best moments, the film makes you forget how important it is in large contexts, how epochal, huge and incredible it is, it is freed from all emotional add-ons and allows you to relive the story with almost childlike spontaneity. And with children's questions in his head: not “How will they end the story, leaving a place for sequels?”, But naive “How will the heroes cope with this and how will they manage to save the world if everyone around is evil and everything is against them?” For a film of such magnitude and such information redundancy, this is perhaps the main merit.