1.
The other Avengers movies have a scene where their HQs get destroyed and the Avengers are
too weak to prevent it.
Hulk destroys the sanctum and I’m not even sure it ever got fixed back.
Wakanda is destroyed and looks like a third world country after the battle.
The Avengers facility in Endgame is obliterated and the Avengers tower gets messed up so bad,
Tony and the team have to movie instead of paying for the repairs.
The helicarrier gets attacked and the Avengers work together to get it back in the air.
2.
The minions in the other movies are meaningless.
Thanos’ 2014 minions are forgettable and the only cool one doesn’t really count as
his since she switched sides.
The Ultron clones are so lame and run away from the fight most of the movie.
Ebony Maw had potential, but the children of Thanos end up being wack too.
Ebony Maw and Cull Obsidian died off some B.S. and the rest of them died by their own
weapons which shows how dumb they are.
The Chitauri are lame, but Loki who is considered a minion for The Other, is currently the MCU’s
best henchman to date.
3.
They establish certain things about the heroes in the early films and only 2012 Avengers
keeps those elements consistent.
Pepper Potts is a workaholic and a hypocrite.
She’s always working and blames Tony for doing the same.
Her decision making is questionable and I think they named her Pepper Potts because
she thinks like she’s high most of the time.
In Endgame, she’s annoying because she keeps forcing Tony to hang up the cape even when
he has the chance to bring back trillions of people that were killed.
In Infinity War, she reminds Tony their wedding date is more important than keeping them safe
so the “until death do them part” moment doesn’t come sooner than expected.
She wasn’t in Age of Ultron because she was working and Tony’s cool with it, yet
she breaks up with Tony on the next movie when he’s working overtime.
She’s annoying and selfish, but she’s the most bearable in Avengers because she’s
the one that gives Tony the green light to join the Avengers and help save the world.
4.
Black Widow don’t have powers, but she’s graceful and agile like a cat so she always
lands on her feet.
They treat her like Steve Urkel in the other movies and she’s tripping all over the place.
5.
Thor is a runner.
I’m not sure what the requirements are for being worthy, but somebody needs to check.
Thor runs away from the fight in every movie.
In Age of Ultron, he leaves the team hanging at Barton’s house.
He leaves the team hanging to go get a weapon in Infinity War and he leaves Rocket hanging
in Endgame to get a drink.
Avengers was the only movie where he was kept away from the battle not by his choosing.
He would’ve helped the squad if Loki didn’t set him up for the okie doke.
6.
Tony Stark doesn’t like to be handed things.
This is established in Iron Man 2.
He taking handouts all over the place in the other movies.
Um, Hulk hand me that paperwork (41:19 Ultron), On Endgame, he’s handed food by Nebula and
a briefcase by his father.
7.
With Cap, he gets into a fight with Stark every movie.
In the first one, they made him look less like a hater because everything mean he said
was because the mind stone was controlling him and when it wears off, him and Tony are
cool again.
Their feud seem petty in the mother movies and that’s not something you’d expect
from a super soldier.
8.
We see not one, but two Hulk transformations in Avengers.
All of these movies are gonna make a billion plus so it’s mind boggling how Marvel was
cheap with the sequels and make Banner turn into Hulk off screen.
9.
Hulk gets disrespected more than Hawkeye in Avengers 2, 3 and 4.
In part 1, he has the coolest moments and is obviously the strongest Avenger.
In Age of Ultron, he’s on the sideline for most of the movie.
In Infinity War he’s just embarrassing and outside of him snapping in Endgame, he’s
useless for the entire battle.
10.
Speaking of useless characters.
In Avengers, all of the Avengers have a purpose and add value to the last fight scene.
Tony takes care of the nuke, Hulk cripples Loki, Thor bottlenecks the portal, Black Widow
closes the portal, Hawkeye stopped the Chitauri from leaving the perimeter, he told team about
their banking weakness to help them in battle and he was the one that kept providing everyone’s
location on the headsets.
In Age of Ultron if you remove Hulk or War Machine from the final battle, it wouldn’t
make a difference.
What did Black Widow do in Infinity War, Shuri ain’t do nothing, but waist time, Vision
should’ve been died and Winter Soldier got a new arm and was chilling for most of the
fight.
In Endgame, a lot of theses characters didn’t need to show up, but in this scene in particular,
look at Mantis, she knows she doesn’t want to be there and you could tell because she
disappears like 3 seconds afterwards.
11.
Nick Fury is in every Avengers movies.
For a fan favorite character, it’s surprising how much Fury is disrespected in the later
movies.
He’s hiding because of the events of Winter Soldier and can only help the Avengers in
a limited capacity.
He disappears in Infinity War and was ghost during the last battle in Endgame.
In Avengers, he’s there the whole time and he’s not taking up space, he’s actually
relevant.
12.
I like the fact that in Avengers, the threat was out of Tony’s league and he had to team
up with another smart mind to solve the puzzle.
I’ll even give Ultron a pass because it took Tony, Banner and Thor to make Vision.
After those movies nobody wants to work together.
Tony cracked time travel by himself in Endgame and they really trusted Shuri to fix Vision
on her own.
He would’ve been alive today if they let Banner, who couldn’t even morph into the
Hulk, stay behind and help Shuri and have Wanda who’s the strongest at this point
go down and help in the battle (audio of why was she up there?).
13.
In every Avengers movie, the heroes always catch the villains early on and the plan backfires
to wear they still have to catch him again to fight him in the final showdown.
I give more respect to these movies because the first time the villain’s caught, it
was all apart of their plan in the first place.
14.
Avengers spend more time fighting each other than the actual threat.
The cat fights in Age of Ultron aren’t memorable, but the Hulkbuster vs Hulk fight was epic,
In Infinity War, Stark, Parker and Strange fight the Guardians of the Galaxy and it’s
definitely not a top 10 moment.
FYI, Drax spends the entire time fighting a cape.
Cap fights himself, but the cat fight at the beginning is probably more memorable and that’s
not a compliment.
In Avengers, Cap vs. Thor vs. Iron Man is epic, Hulk vs. Thor is epic, Iron Man vs.
Cap is epic and the list goes on (Widow vs Barton).
15.
Someone always has to die to motivate the Avengers.
Agent Coulson, who they had built up from Iron Man, Iron Man 2, and Thor was murdered
in cold blood.
At that point, I knew enough about the character to care and if I cared, the Avengers definitely
cared.
I barely knew this guy (Quicksilver), thank god when Thanos snapped, I don’t really
mess with Gamora like that.
Iron Man is the MCU’s most meaningful death, but at that point in the battle, his death
didn’t motivate anyone because the battle was already over.
16.
Iron Man risks his life in every movie.
This is why Cap was on that bull when he told Stark he wasn’t the guy to make the sacrifice
play, to lay down on a wire and let the other guy crawl over him.
Stark and Thor stayed behind to destroy the bomb on Age of Ultron, Stark collapsed, but
luckily, he survived.
Stark went head up with Thanos to stop him from getting the time stone, he got stabbed,
but luckily he survived.
He took the Nuke into the worm hole while he was on 0% battery and in my opinion, this
was the only time Stark was prepared to die for a sacrifice.
Luckily he survived, but I don’t think he was trying to cut the wire, he was trying
to lay down on the bomb.
He was prepared to die in Endgame, but that’s says less about his heroic deed and more about
his selfish teammate.
Captain Marvel could’ve done the snap, Thor could’ve done the snap, Doctor Strange saw
this coming and he was selfish enough to avoid trying the snap 14 million times.
I love the moment, but it shouldn’t have happened.
17.
Every Avengers movie has an epic shot of all the Avengers on screen at once.
Age of Ultron tried to copy the circle shot from part 1, but couldn’t.
In Infinity War, they have the shot on Wakanda, which looks nice except some of the cooler
characters were on Planet Titan and are missing.
Endgame has that one shot with everyone, which is cool, but even they recognize what the
best shot is which is why they recreated the circle shot from part 1 during the time travel
scene.
18.
Avengers always use the imaginary earpieces to communicate during battle.
In part 1, it seems more believable because Barton is telling the team everything he sees
and Cap is giving them direction only after he learns their locations from Barton or from
the characters themselves.
Professor X, I mean the Avengers aren’t using earpieces in the other movies, they’re
using cerebro because they know where everyone is during the battle and are giving direction
when it’s impossible to do that unless they know where each member is all the time.
19.
A new Iron Man suit is introduced in every Avengers movie.
Mark 45 is forgettable.
Mark 50 is a cool suit, but it’s so fake.
It looks fake when he puts it on and the magical features go against everything that’s made
Iron Man, Iron Man.
Key word, “Iron”.
This seems like a suit that Doctor Strange would wear, not something that was built.
Mark 85 is beautiful, but it pales in comparison to the best suit in the franchise.
With that being said, it’s not even a matter of opinion, it’s safe to say it’s a fact.
Mark 7 sounds like a bible verse and when you compare it to 6, that’s the most upgrades
we see in a movie from one suit to another and it looks so clean.
20.
Avengers always have to fight carbon copies.
I think this is always a stupid idea, but it was the least stupid in part 1.
If I have to rank the copy cat soldiers.
I’m definitely fighting me some Ultron copies first because those are the easiest.
I’ll fight those BBQ Outrides second because they don’t have any type of common sense.
The creatures in Endgame look hard, but I think the difficulty setting is on Rookie
because none of the heroes struggled in the fight against anybody, but Thanos.
Chitauri are deep and it’s really because of the Leviathans they get the edge.
21.
It never feels like civilians are in danger in the later Avengers movies.
I don’t know why the government was trippin in Civil War because Ultron should’ve killed
way more people.
It seemed like Quicksilver was the only one who died because most of the civilians were
evacuated.
I’m not including the snap, I’m just talking about the battle, but in Infinity War and
Endgame, the fight is always somewhere remote where civilians can’t get injured.
In Avengers, they couldn’t evacuate the city so the entire time you’re watching
the battle, you feel like people could die.
22.
The Avengers get whooped for a couple minutes, but their X factor always shows up in the
middle to tip the scales.
Vision was the X factor in Age of Ultron.
His battle entrance is low key funny to be honest.
He’s holding onto Ultron’s head and it looks weird and it’s nobody’s favorite
moment in the MCU, I’ll put money on that.
Captain Marvel makes an entrance and it’s decent, but I don’t know what it is, maybe
it’s because they didn’t give her a quote to go with it.
She doesn’t even say anything at all, Cap steals her shine, but whatever, it just isn’t
that epic.
Thor’s entrance is legendary, there’s no disputing that, but when you compare it
to Thor, I’m always angry entrance?
They set him up as an enforcer with that moment and line.
23.
Back in the day, the Avengers used to have rules.
This was the reason for bringing the Sakovia Accords up in the first place, they don’t
have to answer to anybody.
They took prisoners back in 2012.
After that, if they caught, they weren’t trying to use handcuffs, they were trying
to kill you.
24.
Next to the end credit scene from Iron Man, every other movie is fighting for second place,
but between the Avengers films, the Thanos reveal set the tone for the Infinity Saga
and is the most impactful.
Those are 24 reasons this movie is better.
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