Mmm, I sympathise, Broodblik. It was definitely pretty emotional for me when the cavalry finally arrived, and at several other points, and there were a lot of good laughs and wow moments, but I'm not sure the film fully worked as a whole either. Hugely, ridiculously impressive, and very thorough, but perhaps lacking... something? Maybe I'll find it on a re-watch, as often happens with these over-anticipated finales. I've certainly enjoyed digesting it!
It might have been fun if they'd inserted a shadowy figure lurking in the backgrounds of the time-travel scenes à la Chonocops, that we would later realise had been
Cap.
Some interesting questions arise in the aftermath:
The Sorcerer Supreme no longer has the Eye of Agamotto at his disposal. How vulnerable is Earth to supernatural assault now?
Now that
Steve and Peggy did get together and live happily ever after, does this mean Cap was snogging
his niece in Civil War? And is that why the lovely Emily VanCamp wasn't in this one?
Where did Steve return Mjolnir to? He had to do it *after* the Dude of Thunder summoned it, but where was it when that happened? (Goes off to find Dark World DVD...)
If Pym Particles and the Quantum Realm can allow you to move anywhere in space as well as time, complete with miniaturised cargo, why isn't everyone doing at least the less-paradoxy instantaneous-travel part? Surely Hank isn't the only guy in the universe to come up with this?