Whedon's script is so tight and streamlined, countless aspiring writers will think what he did is easy. Every Hero has his or her moment, but at the same time the film seems organically structured and linear. The set pieces are genuinely thrilling (there's a flying aircraft carrier!). The character dynamics are grounded and emotionally engaging.
Praise Whesus, I have seen the light! I LOVED 'The Avengers'.
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Couple that with the early trailer footage, 'The Avengers' looked like it was going to be a very expensive TV movie. I didn't care for his television shows or 'Serenity', and while 'Cabin in the Woods' was a fantastic genre study, I didn't connect with it emotionally. In truth, they seemed like a necessary steps to arrive at 'The Avengers', and Loki didn't seem capable of becoming the next Darth Vader. I enjoyed the first 'Iron Man', but its sequel made me wonder what they could do with the character - how many times can we watch two CGI metal men punch each other? 'Thor' and 'Captain America' were fun, but a little clunky. And while its Blu-ray success is guaranteed (so much so that Marvel didn't even care if High-Def Digest reviewed the film) after becoming the third highest grossing movie of all time, earlier this year I was pretty skeptical. To put it bluntly, 'The Avengers' was my favorite movie of the summer. In teaming up for a selfless, impossible cause, these damaged, detailed characters will each take steps forward to being the best version of themselves possible. Not just as superheroes, mind you, but as people. And hell, Bruce Banner can't even control the "other guy."īut you know what? 'The Avengers' is about a group of people who, while pretty awesome all by themselves, learn they are not all powerful and, when necessary, can aspire to be even better. And last but smashiest, scientest Bruce Banner who, after overdosing on gamma radiation, turns into the HULK whenever his anger gets the better of him.īut will these lone wolves find a way to band together? Despite the common enemy and Captain America's noble leadership, they're all huge personalities with different fears and goals and desires. Clint Barton, the world's greatest marksman, S.H.I.E.L.D. agent, expert martial artist and interrogator, who goes by the name Black Widdow. Thor, the literal God of Thunder and the prince of Asgard, who wields a mighty hammer. Steve Rogers, a genetically engineered super soldier from World War II who was once called Captain America when he was trying to drum up American support to defeat the Nazis. Tony Stark, a billionaire playboy who became a one man army called Iron Man. The Earth is in danger from an unstoppable and wickedly clever foe, and the only way to save it is to form a team of very special people. It's time to activate The Avengers Initiative, Phase One. Jackson) and Phil Coulson (Clark Gregg) have been popping in and out of marvel universe stories for years, but now it's time to bring them all together. Fortunately, the Strategic Homeland Intervention, Enforcement and Logisistic Division (S.H.I.E.L.D), which was co-founded by Iron Man's father Howard Stark, has been preparing for such a cataclysmic event. If Loki can harness a dangerous and poweful energy source (the weapon from 'Captain America') called the Tesseract, the Chitauri will help Loki enslave mankind and takeover Earth. But, Loki survives and meets up with an alien race called the Chitauri. When we last saw him, he fell to his apparent death in the infinite abyss. 'The Avengers' is the Dark Tower or Rome. But the best part is when the overlaps are huge, and your favorite characters meet and have a new adventure together. Sometimes you're only telling a story about one character, with easter egg connections tossed in for good fun.
I suppose it's akin to reading Stephen King's 'Dark Tower' novels, where all of King's creations co-exist. They didn't just create a franchise or franchises - the goal of all film studios and fearful executives - but rather what they call a cinematic universe. Like 'Harry Potter' and 'Star Wars', Marvel has done something revolutionary since embarking on the journey to self-finance blockbuster movies.
'Captain America: The First Avenger' (also 3D) And though we won't be able to own all six movies together in one package (unless we import it from Amazon UK) until Disney works out the details with a German luggage company, it's important to remember where we've been: As Marvel describes it, 'The Avengers' marks the climactic conclusion of Phase One.
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