Endgame Review

Avengers Endgame We review Avengers Endgame in this podcast. First, we recount our experience at the cinema. That is, the theater cancels our first screening because of technical problems. Therefore, we use passes to go to a 10:50 showing. Why so late of a showing? Well, we emceed and performed a couple of improv shows that night. Also, Brandi laments a less enthusiastic crowd. Furthermore, we give up our luxury seating. All the while, Brandi struggles with a cold virus. Meanwhile, Dave gets distracted by deliveries and suburban neighborhood noises. Endgame Review In our review, we attempt to discuss Avengers Endgame by first talking about the characters. We look at the central six. For instance, we explore the dual arcs of Iron Man and Captain America. Also, we follow the parallels of Hawkeye and Black Widow. Finally, we see what happens with Thor and The Hulk. Additionally, we touch upon how other characters move the story. We also touch upon themes, whether themes of guilt and despair or themes of hope and aspiration. Moreover, we answer some criticisms. That is, we look at how Captain Marvel is used. Also, Dave explains why the appearance of Ant-Man is not as absurd as it seems. Meanwhile, we look forward to the Marvel TV series on Disney Plus. Also, we wonder what future Marvel films may entail. For example, what can we expect from Spider-man: Far from Home? Shout Outs Dave shouts out his fellow Slytherins. Meanwhile, Brandi acknowledges her fellow Trek.fm hosts, Hayley Stoddart and Zachary Fruhling. Dark Track of the Fortnight Finally, we end on a dark track. Time is a song performed by post-punk band, Stromble Fix, and appears on the album, Toilsome Days. Stromble Fix calls Ruhrpott, Germany, their home. Members include Frank Stromble, The Axe, and Tuffy Brazil. Find Stromble Fix on the afmusic record label.