If you’re a close friend of mine, you know I’m a huge Marvel fan. My room has lots of Marvel decor in it, most of it gifted to me by my friends, and I love talking about the movies and shows. I make a point to see new movies as soon as they come out, and with all of the new Disney+ shows I always stay up to date. I have dressed up as Captain America, Spider-Man, and Loki for Halloween over the years, and I am firmly on Marvel tik tok.
I love going to a movie theater to watch new Marvel movies, and I remember when I was younger thinking it was so crazy that I would be in college when Avengers: Endgame came out. Now I’m sitting here thinking about how crazy it is that by the time the next Marvel movie comes out I will be a college graduate (Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness can’t come soon enough, but also time slow down please).
The two movies that really hit home for me that I think I will remember seeing in theaters for the longest are Avengers: Infinity War and Avengers: Endgame, which I think makes sense since there was so much buildup to those two in particular. Spoiler alert from here on out for these two movies, but also if you haven’t seen them yet and have somehow avoided spoilers props to you. I vividly remember going to see Infinity War the day after my senior prom, exhausted from the night before, but I couldn’t wait any longer to see it because I needed to avoid spoilers. I knew that there was a character death within the first five minutes or so of the movie that people were really upset about, and when Heimdall died I honestly felt a sense of relief because he wasn’t a character that I was that invested in.