By KOREY FERRINGER- Avengers Endgame opened on April 26, 2019. From that arose a feeling of suspense and excitement to see the movie. Many students want to see if their favorite character dies or not.
Avengers Endgame also has Stan Lee’s last cameo. For those who don’t know who Stan Lee is, Lee is the Co-Creator of Marvel and is the face of the franchise Unfortunately, Lee passed away on November 12, 2018. The producers made sure to include Lee’s last cameo.
On a more positive note, within 2 weeks Avengers Endgame has made more than 2 billion dollars. This makes it the second most watched movie in the world. With a few more weeks Avengers Endgame might actually beat Avatar which holds the title as most watched movie.
Most students wanted to watch Avengers Endgame just to see their favorite characters. Sophomore Joey Kuzneski said “My favorite character was Thor.” Students usually like a certain character because they look funny or have a certain attitude. Whatever the case is, students got to watch their favorite superhero or super-heroine.
Those who wanted to see the movie usually went when it first came out. Sophomore Nathan Petro said, “I saw Avengers Endgame when it came out.” To avoid spoilers, students would try and see the movie as soon as they can. That way since they saw the movie, it can’t be spoiled. However, those who didn’t see the movie would surely enjoy it if those who did see it wouldn’t spoil it. That way students can enjoy the movie for themselves.
Some students say they have mixed feelings about the ending. Freshman Daniel Ray said. “I really enjoyed the ending of Avengers Endgame.” Many students who saw the movie where very surprised with the ending of the movie. Since it is the last Avengers movie, the producers wanted to leave the franchise on a positive note.
Photo by Korey Ferringer
Photo caption: Freshman Daniel Ray next to a poster of Avengers Endgame.
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