Avengers: Endgame (2019) BluRay 480p 720p & 1080p

After acquiring the Infinity Stones to achieve ultimate power, Thanos (Josh Brolin) went straight for The Snap, destroying half of all life in the galaxy. Years later, The Avengers are scattered all over the planet, trying to make sense of the new world order, with Captain America (Chris Evans) and Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) still holding out hope that The Snap can be reversed, bringing their friends and family back from the dead. A promising lead arrives with Ant-Man (Paul Rudd), who manages to survive The Snap while inside the quantum realm, reemerging with a plan for a “time heist” to restore order. Taking such a crazy idea to Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) to work out the details, The Avengers are newly focused on ending Thanos’s reign, setting out to get the team back together, having trouble persuading Bruce Banner (Mark Ruffalo) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) to join the fight, while Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) returns to view.Thanos left Earth in a state of shock, using the Infinity Stones to restore naturalistic balance the fatigued despot perceived the world was in need of, fending off multiple attacks from The Avengers to achieve his nightmarish goal. The loss was mighty and many, with those left behind stunned that such power was unleashed, leaving some of the heroes with nothing left but themselves. “Infinity War” followed the rise of Thanos, getting to understand his philosophy and disgust, with every Infinity Stone acquisition one step closer to galaxy ruin, with the bad guy imagining himself as a savior, thinning the herd for the benefit of all. There was a fascinating question of intent in the movie, as Thanos, while a violent beast capable of cruelty, wasn’t exactly wrong in his assessment of humanity’s overindulgence, making him a powerful antagonist in visual design and self-analysis, boldly marching all over the cosmos to ornament his gauntlet.“Endgame” is long and it feels so at times, making room for Hawkeye and Nebula (a terrific Karen Gillan) to become major players in the plot, while the conclusion is a slow wind-down, similar to “Return of the King.” The scale of the picture isn’t up for debate, and the Russos know how to choreograph massive displays of costumed might and battlefield chaos. Performances are strong as well, with Evans trying to squeeze something different out of Captain America, while Ruffalo finally takes command of this version of the Hulk, permitted to explore the green monster’s softer side. There’s charm, thrills, and some heartbreaking interactions with unexpected characters. “Avengers: Endgame” satisfies, delivering a comfortable, tear-jerking payoff after 21 movies. However, as the second stage of “Infinity War,” it’s not exactly brave, pulling a few punches as Marvel makes a transition to a new generation of superhero leaders.