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<blockquote data-quote="ccs" data-source="post: 7597322" data-attributes="member: 6803664">1st, although there are some examples that are done better than most, let me say that I really really really dislike time travel.&nbsp; Even the better done examples. In comics, in movies, etc.&nbsp; With that said?&nbsp; End Game is about as good as it could be given its horrible central plot device.Hopefully now that they've ticked this particular box the MCU has gotten this out of its system....My favorite part?&nbsp; Watching two of my favorite characters wield the hammer.My least favorite part was old man Steve passing the shield.Not because I have anything against Sam, but because:1) I dislike turning one existing character into another.&nbsp; I didn't like that move in the comics &amp; I like it no better here.&nbsp; But at least Bucky didn't get it.&nbsp; That's some consolation.&nbsp; And I hope to God that future movies don't give Sam both the shield + wings (and any version of that awful looking suit he wore in the comics).2) I think it would've been a better ending to leave the Avengers in the dark as to what happened to Steve.And then, after the credits, close it out with the scene of Steve &amp; Peggy dancing back in the past.All in all?&nbsp; I was well entertained.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="ccs, post: 7597322, member: 6803664"] 1st, although there are some examples that are done better than most, let me say that I really really really dislike time travel. Even the better done examples. In comics, in movies, etc. With that said? End Game is about as good as it could be given its horrible central plot device. Hopefully now that they've ticked this particular box the MCU has gotten this out of its system.... My favorite part? Watching two of my favorite characters wield the hammer. My least favorite part was old man Steve passing the shield. Not because I have anything against Sam, but because: 1) I dislike turning one existing character into another. I didn't like that move in the comics & I like it no better here. But at least Bucky didn't get it. That's some consolation. And I hope to God that future movies don't give Sam both the shield + wings (and any version of that awful looking suit he wore in the comics). 2) I think it would've been a better ending to leave the Avengers in the dark as to what happened to Steve. And then, after the credits, close it out with the scene of Steve & Peggy dancing back in the past. All in all? I was well entertained. [/QUOTE]

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