It may be that there are more and more cookie-cutter superhero movies, and I feel that Marvel's movies are increasingly relying on the aspect of constantly creating laughs. These laughs are not found in early movies such as Iron Man, but I like this transformation. For me, in Marvel movies, the plot of how to defeat the villain is not important anymore. I can't wait to yell in the movie theater: "Look, this is who is who!" So as far as the plot is concerned, there may not be anything special about this movie, so that the memory of the plot begins to change shortly after watching it. It's vague, but it doesn't disappoint me. Marvel's movies are all about feelings. As long as it's not an important plot line that concerns everyone's survival like Avengers 3 and 4, I don't really know how to go to most of the plots. care. At the end of the movie, I once felt that it was difficult for a family of three to reunite. Someone should die. Either my mother was absorbed as energy in the end, or my father was lost in the quantum world. However, Disney still carried out a positive style as always. I didn't let the tragedy happen, so I'm not worried at all about the heroes who were wiped out in Avengers 3. They are destined to be resurrected. Not only them, but I also believe that a series of pioneering characters such as Loki and Yondu will have a chance to be resurrected. .
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