An “Avengers: Endgame” superfan in Florida is trying to break a world record by watching the Marvel blockbuster 114 times — and counting.

Agustin Alanis, 30, of Riverview, posts a photo to Facebook and Twitter — holding his ticket and posing with a theater employee — each time he watches the more than three-hour-long superhero film.

“I had bought tickets to watch it five times on the opening weekend so I wouldn’t miss a thing,” Alanis told CNN. “Then, I started going every single day, posting my rounds or views because I really love the film.

“I go twice on weekdays; Saturday and Sunday, four to five times, [which] is the most I can because of the movie being 3 hours and 2 minutes long,” he added, as he walked into a local theater for a screening on Wednesday.

Alanis, who works as a supervisor for his family’s construction business, has spent the equivalent of more than 40 workdays watching the flick.

He hopes to crush the Guinness record for “most cinema productions attended — same film,” according to the report.

Anthony Mitchell, who watched “Avengers: Infinity War” 103 times at his local movie theater in Charlotte, North Carolina, currently holds the title.

Alanis decided to challenge Mitchell’s record when “Endgame” opened in late April with a $1.2 billion debut.

He’s submitted paperwork to Guinness World Records a month ago and hopes to hear from them this week, Alanis told CNN. Guinness did not immediately respond to the outlet’s request for comment.

Though it seems Alanis has already shattered the world record 11 viewings ago, he said his “Endgame”-watching spree won’t stop until the film’s theater run ends — and told the network he “might reach 200.”

When he watched the film the 103rd time on Sunday, he even tagged Mitchell on Twitter.

“Today I tie this legend @NemRaps with 103 views watching the same film in theaters,” he wrote. “You sparked this to be done, so I honor you brother.”

“Keep going!!!!!” Mitchell replied.