Avengers: Endgame

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Marvel Cinematic Universe released its biggest movie to date this past week, Avengers: Endgame. This movie has been the talk of Twitter and basically all social media for months. MCU came out with multiple different PSA’s requesting no shared any spoilers once the film came out. MCU has been working 10 plus years weaving multiple different storylines together to create the complete ending to the universe. With all that hard work it is understandable that they didn’t want anything ruined for the viewers.

The Marvel Cinematic Universe is one of the most creative movie franchises of the current generation. They have found a way to create a brand that is like its own world. The creators managed to follow the actual comic books so well and end the movie franchise the way it should be.

The actual Endgame movie came out April 25th and it was available at the Ada Theater and that was a crazy experience for all of Ada. The movie theater had more guests than it has in a few years and with their extremely low prices they had a lot of happy customers. This was a great PR experience for the Ada Theater. It got their name out and had people in their doors to see what the venue offered.

While the theaters were packed, there were still millions of people who had not seen the movie. The wonderful fans of MCU truly didn’t get onto social media and spoil the film. The franchise was going strong until a football player, LeSean McCoy with a large following, tweeted a nasty spoiler. I would share the exact tweet in this blog but then I am no better than he was.

This caused outright panic within the MCU fan base. People were requesting that twitter suspend his account indefinitely for such a crime towards the franchise. This has all been a very crazy experience and honestly, the movie is worth the hype I would recommend anyone to see it.

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