My opinion on this movie has significantly soured over time, but since I haven't seen it since release and it's now on Netflix, I've decided to see how it affects me. #NowWatching Avengers: Infinity War.
I know it's a minor thing, but it kinda frustrates me how the first two Avengers films both open on shots of Infinity Stones that highlight their significance & power, yet INFINITY WAR, the film that's *about* Infinity Stones, breaks the pattern and just opens on two spaceships. 
"I'm going to make a call"
*shows Steve Rogers' name*
Cut to...Guardians?
That's such a weird editing moment. It'd be like if they cut to Tony Stark instead of Cap after Fury gave that "War is won by soldiers" quote in the first Avengers.
*shows Steve Rogers' name*
Cut to...Guardians?
That's such a weird editing moment. It'd be like if they cut to Tony Stark instead of Cap after Fury gave that "War is won by soldiers" quote in the first Avengers.
Dr. Strange's cape and Chris Hemsworth are the clear MVPs of this film.
The 'Quill screws up' moment plays weird on rewatch. Don't necessarily think it's right to blame the guy for everything, but the decision to have Quill be the one to freak out because Thanos killed Gamora just a little bit after he was prepared to kill her himself is odd.
Baffling to me how little this movie cares about civilians. It's prevalent throughout all the action scenes, but the Snap in particular is a bad example of this. Being only focused on the Heroes makes this massive, universe-altering moment feel way smaller than it should.
