Avengers: Infinity War
In Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War, the Avengers - torn apart after the events of Captain America: Civil War - join forces with the Guardians of the Galaxy to confront Thanos.
The deadly showdown - ten years in the making and spanning the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe - will force the super hero allies to sacrifice everything in the face of Thanos' blitz of devastation.
- Director:
- Anthony RussoJoe Russo ('Captain America: Civil War', 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier', TV's 'Community')
- Writer:
- Christopher MarkusStephen McFeely
- Cast:
- Robert Downey JrChris HemsworthMark RuffaloChris EvansScarlett JohanssonDon CheadleBenedict CumberbatchTom HollandChadwick BosemanZoe SaldanaKaren GillanTom HiddlestonPaul BettanyElizabeth OlsenAnthony MackieSebastian StanIdris ElbaDanai GuriraPeter DinklageBenedict WongPom KlementieffDave BautistaVin DieselBradley CooperGwyneth PaltrowBenicio Del ToroJosh BrolinChris Pratt
Reviews & comments
Flicks, Steve Newall
flicksBilled as the culmination of Marvel’s ten years of worldbuilding, Avengers: Infinity War lives up to that description in a way that’s consistently separated the MCU from other blockbusters. As ridiculous as this sounds for a film populated wall-to-wall by costumed heroes with somewhat silly “made-up names”, as one describes them, the ambitiously over-the-top effort works mostly due to the strong character work that’s preceded it.
21st Century's Biggest Blockbuster and A Cinematic Experience
Wow! Avengers Infinity War is not just a film for our generation its a mixture of emotion and goosebumps. If one movie which I truly admire and really excited to force my grandchildren to watch a single movie that defines my younger days then this will be the perfect movie. From Acting performances to visual effects and ending all are just perfect. In my...
Thank you Russo Brothers
This film left me speechless. I have to commend the Russo Brothers for directing a Marvel film so well done and being able to achieve something that we would never expected before. With a storyline packed with so many beloved Marvel character's, some had less time on screen than preferred but still had their own moments to shine. This film does not...
Finally an Avengers film that makes sense!
Okay, its not that the other were confusing but at least in this one it's not just a blur of action sequences and buildings/cities being destroyed. Theres plenty of that in this one but it all seems work a bit better. Theres a lineal flow in the storyline here, and as Newell says, Thanos has bit of depth to him. Like all bridal dictators he thinks what he's...
Total Film
pressIt’s not perfect, but it goes to a place most tentpole movies wouldn’t dream of, while retaining the scale, excitement, and humour you’ve come to demand from an MCU movie.
The Guardian
pressIt’s just a supremely watchable film, utterly confident in its self-created malleable mythology. And confident also in the note of apocalyptic darkness.
New Zealand Herald
pressAn impressive achievement in blockbuster movie-making. But there's no denying that, expectation-wise, the MCU is starting to look a little bit like a victim of its own success.
Newshub
pressThe one special thing which for me just glues this whole package together is The Avengers, and The Guardians, making sweet sweet music together. It's a beautiful thing.
FilmInk
pressAn epic romp across the breadth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with all the action, comedy, pageantry, and sturm und drang you could hope for.
Empire Magazine
pressMarvel has solved their third-act problem and villain problem and then some. However prepared you feel, you are not ready for Thanos. But then, neither are our heroes.
Flicks, Steve Newall
flicksBilled as the culmination of Marvel’s ten years of worldbuilding, Avengers: Infinity War lives up to that description in a way that’s consistently separated the MCU from other blockbusters. As ridiculous as this sounds for a film populated wall-to-wall by costumed heroes with somewhat silly “made-up names”, as one describes them, the ambitiously over-the-top effort works mostly due to the strong character work that’s preceded it.
Total Film
pressIt’s not perfect, but it goes to a place most tentpole movies wouldn’t dream of, while retaining the scale, excitement, and humour you’ve come to demand from an MCU movie.
The Guardian
pressIt’s just a supremely watchable film, utterly confident in its self-created malleable mythology. And confident also in the note of apocalyptic darkness.
New Zealand Herald
pressAn impressive achievement in blockbuster movie-making. But there's no denying that, expectation-wise, the MCU is starting to look a little bit like a victim of its own success.
Newshub
pressThe one special thing which for me just glues this whole package together is The Avengers, and The Guardians, making sweet sweet music together. It's a beautiful thing.
FilmInk
pressAn epic romp across the breadth of the Marvel Cinematic Universe with all the action, comedy, pageantry, and sturm und drang you could hope for.
Empire Magazine
pressMarvel has solved their third-act problem and villain problem and then some. However prepared you feel, you are not ready for Thanos. But then, neither are our heroes.
21st Century's Biggest Blockbuster and A Cinematic Experience
Wow! Avengers Infinity War is not just a film for our generation its a mixture of emotion and goosebumps. If one movie which I truly admire and really excited to force my grandchildren to watch a single movie that defines my younger days then this will be the perfect movie. From Acting performances to visual effects and ending all are just perfect. In...
Thank you Russo Brothers
This film left me speechless. I have to commend the Russo Brothers for directing a Marvel film so well done and being able to achieve something that we would never expected before. With a storyline packed with so many beloved Marvel character's, some had less time on screen than preferred but still had their own moments to shine. This film does not...
Finally an Avengers film that makes sense!
Okay, its not that the other were confusing but at least in this one it's not just a blur of action sequences and buildings/cities being destroyed. Theres plenty of that in this one but it all seems work a bit better. Theres a lineal flow in the storyline here, and as Newell says, Thanos has bit of depth to him. Like all bridal dictators he thinks what...
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