Avengers Endgame, world's greatest movie and emotional roller-coaster

We've reached the end of the game. Welcome back everyone, and if it's not clear; there's going to spoilers galore today. You were warned. 

The Avengers brings to a conclusion the Infinity Saga, effectively the greatest and largest cinematic undertaking of all time. The action was thrilling and absolutely unforgettable. I would say literally "jaw dropping". The characters were all given a time to shine and growth to be demonstrated. Questions were finally answered and interconnections were strengthened retroactively across all of the MCU. I am not ashamed to say I cried several times, and have been struggling with what to do now that I've seen the world's greatest movie. In this pod I delve deep into what I loved the most in Avengers, and if you too were salivating through the parts where Cap wielded Mjolnir, I feel you. There's nothing I've ever experienced like the collective, heightened excitement of that theater full of people. All gasping, crying and laughing the way through a full 3 hour film. I already can't wait to see it again, I can't recommend it enough, and I implore the human race to all go out and catch Endgame whilst we can.

Game of Thrones was no slouch either, and Sunday night's Battle for Winterfel was the height of television fantasy battles. Much like with Endgame, the stakes were high, the body count piled up, and we shed tears for a Stark. If you like zombies, fantasy, castles, human extinction, ice landscapes and dirty/bleeding people, you should check out the episode. If you're someone who is already a Thrones fan, you'll love it. Also like Endgame, GoT wastes no time throwing us into the action from the start. The episode is close to an hour and a half, and it's honestly without any wasted moments. It's brutal, terrifying and really everything we want and expect from Thrones by now. Check it out! 

Also, FortniteXAvengers is still really fun. Definitely the After Eight Mint to the meal that is watching Endgame in theaters.