I very much enjoyed this one. I was skeptical from the trailers, but it was definitely worth going. The story was pretty good, the humor and drama mixed perfectly and the actors did a great job, but the best part was how it was filmed. It had a unique feel to it and many of the scenes were filmed in a way I don’t think I’ve seen before. Some of those scenes would have been completely action-packed and dramatic in most modern films, but the tone of them in this film was completely different. And it was perfect. The editing on some of the scenes was wonderful and made it fun to watch and added to the feel.

It was fun to watch this spy movie that wasn’t focused on the action with another spy movie that definitely was back to back. This one was better, which I didn’t expect. I’ve always loved action and advanced technology, but this film was just better. A different tone and feel than most movies I have seen. I don’t know how it compares to the tv show, but if they are at all similar, then I need to find a way to watch it.

Fantastic.  I definitely didn’t think a movie would outshine Age of Ultron in my mind so quickly, but this one did.  Amazing in every way.  The visuals were stunning and wonderful to watch.  The camera work was just about perfect, adding much to the movie.  They managed to make the story and characters good and relatable while still delivering non-stop action.  The pace barely slowed for a moment, but I could still get into the story and relate to and like the characters, despite their limited dialogue.  It was tastefully done as well.  They easily could have gone overboard with the violence, but didn’t, they knew where to draw the line.

This is one of the best movies I have seen recently.  Very well done.

Holy crap, holy crap, holy crap.  I don’t know how Marvel does it, but they manage to improve with every movie.  I may be biased just because I like all of these superhero movies so much, but I think this one was just fantastic.  Full of that Marvel humor I so love, this was extremely entertaining.  There was good delving into the characters themselves, which was interesting and fun.  They poked fun at themselves and each other.  I’m pretty sure the creators wanted to change people’s minds about Hawkeye, and succeeded.  But that’s all I’ll say on that.  Visually, there were some awesome shots that were extremely cool to see.

Ultron was slightly disappointing.  He was not as I expected.  He was funnier and cooler as a character than I was expecting, but as a villain he was a little disappointing.  His reveal was pretty sick, but then he never felt overly dangerous.  He felt more like a child with big dreams than a dangerous enemy.  He was supposed to be extremely dangerous, but the avengers were never really threatened by him.  The only time they were in danger of defeat wasn’t because of Ultron.  Though he was disappointing, the other new characters were nice additions, namely Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch.

Overall, I loved this movie, definitely recommend it for everyone and I will be watching it again soon.

Entertaining.  I knew very little about it and have not read the comic, but I did enjoy it.  Clearly comic-based at times, but that’s not a negative.  Not the kid-friendly kind of comic feel though, it is rated R for a reason.  One or two moments may have been slightly overkill.  Great cast that put on a good show, you can’t go wrong with the likes of Michael Cain, Mark Strong and Colin Firth.  The gadgets were sweet and the references to other spy movies were entertaining.  Overall it was fairly humorous, entertaining and enjoyable.  I recommend it as long as you aren’t too sensitive to violence and language.

I don’t even know what to say. It’s amazing. Heart wrenching. Just phenomenal. Bradley Cooper did an amazing job bringing the amazing hero into a remarkably done film. You just must see it. I don’t care who you are, you have to see it. That’s all I’ve got. 9.9999/10 from me.

I do no remember the book well enough to comment on how close the film was to it, so don’t expect that in this review.

Now that that’s out of the way, I’m just going to say that it was a wonderful way to end the Middle Earth journey. It was the best of the three Hobbit movies in my opinion, in pretty much every way. You really felt for the characters and the actors did a wonderful job portraying them. The story was definitely epic, something I enjoy very much. There is one moment that I think is one of the most badass moments in movie history. The battle as a whole is wonderful and an inspiration for my own writing. I give this movie a 9.99/10, though I may be biased from my insane love of all things Arda. But really, the movie is fantastic, and if you are a fan of the Lord of the Rings movies, the ending is perfect. When you see it, you will understand.

Goodbye Middle Earth. You will forever rule the fantasy genre.