Customer Ratings & Reviews

This movie is by far the best Avengers movie! I don't want to give up any spoilers so I won't comment on what occurred during the movie. I can say that I'm still thinking about the events which took place in the movie and how those events relate to the other movies in the MCU. I find myself having to go back and review some of the other MCU movies. All in all, it was a fantastic purchase!

Essentially this movie is the tidy up of all the loose ends from previous marvel films while leaving some curiosity for the future. Some emotional scenes and poignant character moments make this a must see for all marvel fans. Sit back and relax as this is a lengthy film that requires "put aside time" to concentrate on timelines and cognitive perceptions in order to digest its complexity. In the end the film seems a little rushed in order to make things fit its purpose and plot twist. All in all its a great marvel action film with twist and turns thats worth your vested time .

The movie is fun and addicting. Plot had holes but was easy to forgive for the fun it brought. CG is top notch as you would expect from a marvel film. Great end to a piece of the franchise/transition to the next gen. The 4k ultra hd is recommended for this type of movie. If you have HDR, it takes it an extra level in terms of detail. As for the included content, there is alot. Stan lee extended tribute, deleted scenes and gag reel that justifies the 'steel book' edition moniker. If you have the hardware(hdr tv, 4k hdr player, and sound setup) then this is a must.

Wanted to try the 4K disc. I just got a new Hisense U8K. With Dolby Vision, I wanted to see if there was a difference in picture thru my 4k Blu Ray player- and lo and behold the logo came up top right of screen and the addition of the 4k style disc- makes a massive difference.

I'm sure I don't need to tell anyone what a monumental cinematic experience "Avengers: Endgame" is — it's unprecedented and incredible. Also, the steelbook packaging from Best Buy is excellent. But why on earth does Disney not provide at least an option for the IMAX aspect ratio? Why no Dolby Vision on the disc (especially when they offer it on the digital versions?!) And why, oh why, do they skimp so much on the bonus material? The one thing they usually do right in this department is the audio commentary. Beyond that, they tend to provide only the shortest and least substantive "featurettes" I've ever seen, and this release is no exception. For a film this significant, this epic, there should be a feature-length making of documentary — not a handful of 5 minute videos that are basically just marketing material leftovers of cast and crew saying the most bland and generalized things about the movie ("being a part of these movies is so great, blah blah," etc.). I'm thinking back to the Incredible Hulk release as an example on how to do it at least better (before Disney took over), with several half hour behind-the-scenes videos and some 43 minutes worth of deleted scenes (!). With Disney releases, you usually get scraps, and something like "Avengers: Endgame," that's a real shame.

with Best Buy no longer selling physical media now is a great time to buy up all theses dvds disks(4k, Blu-Ray) at a low price. Streaming services are getting way to expensive. This Movie is a family favorite.

Avengers: Endgame pays homage to the entire MCU, tying together storylines from previous films and creating a sense of closure for fans who have followed these characters for over a decade. The nods to the past add a layer of nostalgia that enriches the viewing experience.

The 10 year story of the best avengers ends here. This movie is pretty long and if you marathon this with infinity war.. Good luck. Length aside it's a great story that gives enough time to the fight sequences and story lines with a satisfactory ending. Video quality is great, I give it a 9. Audio is a fantastic 10. This makes for a great movie to show off your nice tv or sound system. Why the disc vs streaming? Quality. Netflix and others have been compressing their video quality to the point I can tell and most people have become used to it unfortunately.

Another great entry in the MCU world. Some say that it’s too long, but I lost all track of time as the movie had a great pace and great action. there were some cheesy staged shots (like all the female characters working together, and bringing in secondary characters), but you have to expect that for a send-off film. If you aren’t an Avengers fan, you won’t like this film. And you really do need to have some clue of what has gone on in the MCU over the previous 20+ films for this to make a lot of sense. Great cinematography, and the CGI was fantastic.

What an incredible ride! I've been totally vested in the Marvel arc that began with Iron Man and this felt like a perfect cap (sorry, Steve Rogers) to the storyline. I'm not ashamed to say there were a bunch of points where I absolutely teared up. Also should note that I watched this through my VR set-up with noise-cancelling headphones and it was like I was in my own IMAX theater (wasn't a VR experience, but definitely a high-def theater experience). I've watched this twice already in the past couple of weeks and will likely do so again this weekend.

In the Avengers series, this brings a stoic end to the stories. Well written, just the right amount of camp, and nicely produced. The only down side (and this seems common across most movies lately) is the darkness of the production. I don't mean the content, I literally mean the lack of light in the display. Some things are difficult to see which leads one to think they may be missing some of the cinematic detail. Strikes me as ironic as we buy bigger televisions with greater resolution only find a lack of light preventing the display of detail

22 films over 10 plus years to bring this film to life, and the wait was worth it! From that first “I am Iron man”, to “Should he be worthy shall possess the power of Thor” to “I’m just a kid from Brooklyn”, this movie brings everything back around. The joy and the sadness that this universe has brought us over the years is all contained in this film. The film is filled with everything that made the others great and more in my opinion. Well worth it and although for some the journey is over I am excited to see where the stories take us for the others!

I'm not sure how Marvel will move onto their next phase. Avengers Endgame is a marvelous capstone to this decade long journey. I'll admit, after the intro, the movie's pace started to drag, but the writers really brought everything together and I'm amazed by this multi-movie arc we've been on. I'm looking forward to the next movies and I hope they continue with this fantastic storytelling. The 4K quality is great for me and I'll rewatch every so often to catch more details. I've watched most of the extras and will be interested in the commentaries.

This was suppose to be the FINAL movie of Phase 1 of the MCU....well for all of the HYPE it was rather disappointing! Don't get me wrong, it was worth watching, to see how Phase 1 concluded. With that said, I think they missed it. The movie was good, until they started changing things in the past, but still ended up with the same results??? Why/How was this possible? In Cap traveling back in time to correct the placement of the stones, he somehow, is able to stop and have a life with Peggy then return aged? WHAT?!?! If this happened then he would have NEVER have been an Enhanced Super Soldier, nor would he have been frozen, only to try to get Bucky to remember him and then Ultimately, give his whole suit to some guy he would have NEVER have met. They could have at least had him pass off the Captain Shield off to Bucky after all, that would have been better. Then, there is the part about Tony, how can you let the LEADER of the AVENGERS Die? Marvel will live to regret that decision, especially, after losing out on the Spiderman deal. Overall, the movie in my estimation is worthy of about a 3 1/2 to 4 star ratings review. Just left too many open for a supposed Phase 1 Conclusion movie. Oh, and did I mention that this movie is OVER 3 hours long!!!!

The final movie of this phase of The Avengers is a must-own. Love the Steelbook version which comes with amazing art (though it's kind of "Spoiler-ish", so if you haven't seen the movie don't pay any attention to the cover till AFTER watching the movie. Definitely a must-own for any Marvel fan or collector of Steelbook DVDs. And if you don't own any of the previous steelbook versions of the Avengers movies, Best Buy also released a 4-Movie Steelbook Collection which would end up being cheaper to buy if you HAD TO HAVE these movies in steelbook form.

The movie itself is very enjoyable and touching. It will make you cheer and maybe tear up a bit at the end. Excellent ending to 11 years of Marvel movies. I cannot imagine how the movie could have been better. 4K visuals are excellent. Picture was pretty sharp and the colors we very accurate. The HDR is not as dynamic as Infinity war, but it fits the tone of the movie well. Unlike many resent Disney mixes, this atmos soundtrack had excellent dynamic range and bass. I would rate this as the best soundtrack of all recent Marvel 4K bluray releases.

The second half of the Infinity Wars saga and the culmination of the entire MCU series of films is far from over, but the future will be different because of what has happened in the Endgame. There were questions left unanswered and surprises left to be revealed in upcoming films. Those who do not like change will cringe a bit and ask why did that have to happen, but all in all, if you had read the comic books you would already have known what was to come. Over all it was a satisfying compilation of action adventures and there is more to come.

At first I thought that the movie wasn't going to live up to all the hype - but it did. The action is incredible, all the Marvel characters coming together was just amazingly well done and I thoroughly enjoyed the whole 3 hour thing. In watching the deleted scenes, there was one that I didn't think should have been deleted as it had me in tears. I think the powers to be may have felt it was repetitive and you have to cut somewhere, but leaving that particular scene out didn't hurt the movie at all, it just was I felt powerful. Loved the movie.

Avengers: Endgame had an almost impossible task of wrapping up this phase of the MCU in a way that would satisfy, but amazingly it does just that. It smartly focuses on the two central characters of Iron Man and Captain America and gives fans the closure they were seeking. Above all, it's the characters that make these Marvel films shine. After 10+ years of being invested in the Marvel universe, there is a tremendous payoff. I have to say the Russo brothers did a fantastic job of rewarding fans with such a heartfelt and gratifying sendoff.

Hands down the best Avengers movie, with so many emotional rollercoasters throughout the movie, the action, the story, and everything else. HIGHLY recommend just owning the movie itself whether it's physical or digital. Even if you're not a Marvel fan, you'll love this movie. LOVE the entire MCU collection, loved the movies, and I couldn't pass up the 4K collectible steelbook. Definitely worth the purchase if you're a marvel fan and already have all the previous steelbooks that released. This was the steelbook that you couldn't miss out on!