The re-release of "Avengers: Endgame" includes visual adjustments and additional scenes. After watching it in theaters, a foreign media author believed that this re-release was worth the ticket price; his change of heart was also influenced by his feelings while rewatching the main feature.
When Marvel Studios first announced the re-release, some fans questioned its necessity. After all, the story of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has progressed significantly from "Endgame" to "Avengers: Doomsday." Disney simultaneously promoted a high-spec theater experience with the "Infinity Vision" project, but this promotion initially failed to alleviate the author's doubts.
The author originally thought that the scene where Captain America assembles the heroes would be the most nostalgic, but upon rewatching, he paid more attention to the beginning of the film: the low point after the Avengers' defeat and the process of the members coming back together. He believes that watching these plot points and the performances of the main actors years later brings a different perspective.
The audiovisual changes were also a reason for his approval of this re-release. The author stated that the re-release version adjusted the color grading and improved the clarity of the high-definition visuals. He watched the 3D version; having seen the film multiple times at home, the 3D effects in the theater brought a fresh experience.
The re-release also adds new scenes at the end, along with teaser content related to "Avengers: Doomsday." The author believes that these additional scenes alone are not enough to justify a ticket for a re-release, but they remain interesting as supplements to the main feature. The content answers a question related to a key character and sets up clues for the next movie.

