To love and let go.
Avengers: Endgame , by Joe Russo, Anthony Russo, Christopher Markus and Stephen Mc Feely . T he business of the great studios behind the seventh art has fatigued its clients, without even blushing and for more than half a century, with a shameless saturation of the same four genres (drama, romance, comedy, action at gunpoint) and its handful of storylines, regurgitated ad infinitum. It is true that from time to time the viewer is allowed to enjoy fantasy with its ocean of possibilities, but the results of those brief lapses of unlashed creativity were never more than a few quality jewels quickly buried under an avalanche of mediocre imitations searching for a quick success in the box office. However, when the same business understand that artistic renovation would eventually lead to more money, is when creativity and his carriers are not just allowed to exist, but even encouraged. Thus, since a little more than a decade, the enthusiastic cinep