By Michael Hernandez, Entertainment Reporter, Texas Metro News

If you still haven’t seen it, AVENGERS: END GAME is much more than just a movie. It is a cultural and cinematic event.

The movie, during its three hours run time, pretty much covers every unanswered question from the past and reveals the future for each remaining member of the Marvel Comics Universe, ending with the bang of a fireworks show where Marvel throws up everything they’ve got in their final battle with Thanos. The end result will have you ooooing and ahhing.

After the last Avenger’s movie, INFINITY WAR, the surviving members of The Avengers return to thwart Thanos, played by Josh Brolin, and to prevent him from doing any more damage with the glove he possesses with all five infinity stones.

The teams’ plan is to travel back into time and resurrect the half of earth’s population, including members of The Avengers team and members of their own families, who they lost when Thanos arbitrarily turned half of the earth’s population into dust.

The script is also hilarious with some major changes being made to The Avengers team. To reveal the changes with the members of the team would be a “plot spoiler.” So, you’ll just have to see for yourself. There’s also a lot of talk about the length of the movie, at just over three hours.

There are a few lulls in the movie that might allow you to get in a bathroom break; most of them occur early in the movie. There is also no final scene after the closing credits, as in every past Avenger movie. This little tip gives you an inside scoop that will get you in a shorter line in the bathroom.

Also, as in the D.C. Comics movie WONDER WOMAN and the last Marvel movie, CAPTAIN MARVEL, “woman power” plays a big part in the film. Could there be an upcoming movie with all of the Avenger women of Marvel Comics? We’ll see.

AVENGERS: END GAME is an amazing movie. The length of the movie is its only drawback. It’s probably the longest superhero movie in history. Still, it’s a movie that everyone will be talking about next week.

The movie costs a reported $200 million to make and as I predicted, it made that much and much more over its opening weekend in release.

AVENGERS: END GAME is rated PG-13 and on my “Hollywood Popcorn Scale” I rate it a JUMBO!

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