I actually thought she looked amazing with short hair. Think I'm in the minority on it from the sounds of things but really think she looks iconically Super now.

I'd watch more films like that! Heck.... I watched the Iron Man boardroom movie... so I'll watch anything MCU, but still... I'll HAPPILY watch this!

So, they could go back, retrieve each stone, then go back 10 minutes and do it again, then repeat and repeat, take them all back to the future, get Stark to make dozens of Infinity Gauntlets for the dozens of each versions of all the stones, give a Gauntlet complete with stones to each Avenger then the Avengers become invincible forever?

Not what I said in the slightest, the scene isn't a scene which was formed naturally, it was formed with a "now lets get a picture of all the lovely girl heroes" and I think that is patronising the very thing they want to achieve, see the same thing all the time in wwe where the plot of female wrestlers is the fact that their female and that's great.... that's not what makes a character great (their gender) the abilities, personalities and accolades are why we love them, making a very clear effor to ram ever x chromosome into the same shot just gets an eyeroll from me. They're better than that, they're more than their gender and should get screen time based on that.

I thought that the first 45 minutes or so were pretty slow, but that's acceptable in a 3 hour movie. Overall I thought it was pretty good and tied a good knot over everything I wanted. I was intrigued by Captain Marvel in this movie and it kinda makes me want to watch her standalone film.
8/10

I think it was a very deliberate slow pace after the first Thanos death, just to kinda let it sink in and linger with no villain they can team up and defeat, they just get to sit back and wallow in defeat or to try and rebuild and get back on their feet and remain functional. Time to stew in defeat I kinda loved and it made the final acts crazy pace all the better for it, imo ofc! on rewatches to be honest that slow stuff will likely get skipped  til act 2.

I agree with that. The third act is definitely better because of the slow pace of the beginning. The tension build up is absolutely excellent.

The whole thing felt like work. After 22 movies I'm glad to be done. It is a shame I love Spider-Man so much so I will probably see Far From Home. I really want to swear off superhero movies like I swore off fast food last year.

That's the thing. This scene is not badass. Captain Marvel destroying a spaceship is badass. Pott blasting aliens is badass. Valkyrie riding her pegasus through an army is badass. 20 seconds of complete pause in the middle of a fight for a political photoshoot is the opposite of badass, it breaks the action's flow and show them just waiting around while the guys are doing the job.

If they did the same scene, with the same female characters, but all fighting to push back ennemies from Spiderman instead of just standing for the camera, it would be a lot more badass and beneficial to the battle's flow.

Why Hollywood doesn't understand that actions are more important than political messages? Don't waste time showing women taking pose like "Look, we have women!", show them in the battle killing ennemies and let their strength do the talking.

There's just one person hung up on this, most others here said the scene was forced and served no narrative or productive purpose. But that's the extent of my "hanging" up on this, move on yourself from trying to turn this thread into something other than talking about one literally pointless scene.

As the OP of this thread that is a request here btw, drop this in here, feel free to make a thread about it if you want to keep talking about the scene.

When you say whole thing do you mean the whole mcu series? like... all 22 movies? or just infinity wars and endgame?

Maybe just play pick and choose for a bit? skip out on the heroes you don't follow and just meet up with them during the team up films? can always go back later if you feel like seeing their little stories later, that's what I  had done with Thor2 and Iron Man 3 originally.