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I think Thanos carries Infinity War. Despite doing horrible things, he doesn't take joy in it. He views it as a burden that he is willing to take for the sake of what he views as the greater good. I like the final shot of the film where he sits to watch the sunrise. I think that, at that moment, he's thinking something like "Was it really worth it?" After being hyped up for so long that he'd ended up becoming a joke, he ended up redeeming himself as a character and living up to the hype. I'll be honest, I was actually rooting for Thanos to win in Infinity War.

He's not as compelling in Endgame where he's more of a generic evil supervillain, but it makes sense because it's not the same Thanos, and it's not his story any more either. It's the Avengers coming back from their lowest point to overcome seemingly impossible odds. Thanos is as quotable as ever though,

Recently, I also found Avengers Memegame on Youtube, an abridged version of the film that adds shitpost meme characters like Shrek, Tobey Maguire Spider-Man and John Wick to the Avengers. I found it funny, and yet I thought the parody version of the Soul Stone scene was somehow sadder than the real one, despite how ridiculous it was (In this version, Master Oogway from Kung Fu Panda sacrifices himself because he can't bear to watch Hawkeye and Black Widow fight over which of them will die, which at least means Black Widow survives in this version). It's a bit like how I preferred the Just a Pancake version of Yen Sid's Big Damn Heroes scene in Kingdom Hearts 3 to the real one. Speaking of which, if you're taking nominations for this series, Kingdom Hearts 3 would be a good finale to do.