"Part of the journey is the end."
"Avengers: Endgame" (2019) is the epic conclusion to over a decade of Marvel storytelling, directed by Anthony and Joe Russo. As the 22nd film in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it follows the aftermath of Thanos' snap, which wiped out half of all life. The remaining Avengers and their allies embark on a daring mission to reverse the devastation, leading to an emotional and action-packed finale. The film is celebrated for its powerful performances, dramatic stakes, and the way it brings together beloved characters for one last stand against Thanos.
| Movie Information | ||
|---|---|---|
| Directors | Anthony Russo | Joe Russo |
| Production Company | Marvel Studios | Distributor being Walt Disney Motion Pictures |
| Release Dates | 22 April 2019 (Los Angeles Convention Center) | 26 Apil 2019 (United States) |
| Fun Fact | Became the highest-grossing film of all time (until 2021). | Running Time: 181 minutes |
| Box office | $2.798 billion (worldwide) | Highest-grossing film (2019) |
After the devastating events of Avengers: Infinity War, half of all life in the universe has vanished due to Thanos' snap. The remaining Avengers and their allies struggle with loss and failure, but when Ant-Man presents a plan to travel through time using the Quantum Realm, hope is reignited.
The team embarks on a daring "time heist" to collect the Infinity Stones from the past, facing old enemies and revisiting key moments in their history. After successfully gathering the stones, Hulk uses them to bring everyone back. However, Thanos from the past discovers their plan and launches a massive attack.
In the epic final battle, all the resurrected heroes join forces against Thanos and his army. Ultimately, Tony Stark sacrifices himself by wielding the Infinity Stones to defeat Thanos and save the universe. The film ends with the Avengers mourning their loss and Captain America passing his shield to Sam Wilson, marking the end of an era.
