I was gonna do a review of Avengers: Infinity War.
But the great show put on by some members of the cast left me reflecting and in a sober mood.

I was truly impressed by the performance of scarlet witch and spiderman.

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You could see the fear in spidermans face, when he said "I don't wanna die".

His heightened sense of perception probably made it a ton worse for him. Those seconds felt like an eternity, and the audience could feel and share in his pain.

And you get that feeling of wanting to save him from the state of chaos he finds himself, seeing it seems like something he hasn't experienced before, and he doesn't know how to deal with it.

I now agree he's the best spiderman in recent memory.

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My best takeaway was truly seeing Thanos, and the conviction with which he fights for what he truly believes in. His sick dedication to being civilizations saviour, paying the ultimate price just to have the chance to give the multiverse a chance of survival.

After conquering and getting the stones...you see a human side of him. He reflects and count the cost of what it truly cost him. He also takes a time to grief for losing the only light in his life he truly cared about.

But then, in all that, there is a sense of accomplishment, gloating aside... I've done what i set out to do.

Thanos is a really complex purposeful individual, and his portrayal by Josh Brolin is some next level shit.

Analysis can go on and on.

But that porpoise..... Having that drive in whatever we do... Will definitely get us results and make us winners, any day, any time.

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