Film and TV - Sabina Begum

After binge-watching Star Wars: The Clone Wars (2008-20), Star Wars Rebels (2014-18) and catching up with every Marvel Disney+ series and films, these are some of my thoughts on the characters, the narratives and anything related to the series / films. Though I am a fan of the Marvel and Star Wars universe and I do appreciate the studios going above and beyond producing a lot of content for the fans, there will be a few criticisms. Mainly speaking about the MCU, it does not mean that the studio have failed but rather, they can improve in the way they tell stories from analysing the reception of already released content. As a big fan of Star Wars, I may be biased in the way I review Star Wars content compared to Marvel but that is because I think Lucasfilm have done an amazing job at presenting characters that will be loved by fans, especially me. I have a better understanding of the Star Wars universe and have been liking the expansion of it whilst watching the shows. The shows are...

Since this film is not just a film but a cinematic event experience, here's what I thought about it. This was pretty much Thanos' story; not in his perspective but every scene always linked back to his character. He was the main character; being mentioned at least once in every scene. He's not the stereotypical antagonist who wants to take over the universe but bring balance. I thought survival was the end goal for him and so if half of the universe is gone, there will be balance and survival will no longer be an issue as he has somewhat mentioned in the film. UPDATE: Recently Kevin Feige reported that half of the plant resources and animals have also been affected by Thanos' snap. Thinking about it, wouldn't it be pointless if half of the universe's resources are gone? Poverty will still exist. Also, with the large number of characters in this film, it was obvious that not all of the protagonists will get the same amount of screen time as each other. As ...