At the end of it all, this movie is one for the history books. I personally adored it and was shocked at how the Russo's managed to do a enormous task like this.
The marketing for Infinity War was executed wonderfully, first, with both of their trailers misleading us into believing certain aspects of the movie. Like Hulk appearing in the first trailer.
Did you spot the green bastard? He's in the thumbnail, too.
Also, the Russo's crafted the best Marvel villain yet and one of the best of all time. Thanos' goal is dead simple. He believes that life is in danger from there being way too much of it. So what is his solution? To wield the Infinity Gauntlet with all 6 stones in it and rid the universe of 50% of its inhabitants.
He believes that this is the right thing to do, he is determined more than anybody else to prove that. While his methods are very extreme and are rightfully condemned, in a way, you can relate to him.
Now. With a movie on this scale being hyped up for months on end, Marvel understood how crucial it was to keep as tight a lid on spoilers as possible. With only a handful of people aware of the full plot, they did it well.
However, people were people and ignored Marvel, continuing their journey for leaks and publicly spoiling it for everyone. So Marvel had to push their lid on ever so tighter. Creating a tweet that was enough to make the bad spoilers disappear...
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