@WolvieBoy and AnneFan - I've been seeing some mixed receptions of Thor's involvement in the final battle, some people say he's awesome while other say he doesn't have as many cool moments as others.
I wouldn't worry about that, he shines like everyone else. He also has some amazing dramatic scenes with Loki that just MAKE you want to revisit Asgard in Thor 2 already :P
That said, I definitely felt like all my iconic Avengers necessary moments were met and exceeded. I mean, I can't think of a single thing I felt was really missing from the film except an immediate sequel :P
I mean hell, there is one scene
(not saying which) where something happened and I suddenly though 'What if Fury is a light model decoy in this scene?' just because it popped into my head. Turned out that was a far fetched idea and I felt silly... Then in like, the next scene, Stark makes a joke about them and I was like "AAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH" :P
Also, this is me at the midnight screening :P
I just wore my hoodie and there was a guy in the full TFA Cap costume, completely authentic. He let me borrow his shield for this photo :P
I was pleasantly surprised with how kick ass Black Widow was. The close combat fight choreography and the way it's filmed was very well done with no shaky cam or extreme cuts. You can see every punch and kick quite clearly. Her fight in IM2, for example, came across as wire work and not once did I believe the force of her blows could do the damage that was displayed. Not so in Avengers - I BELIEVED every hit, if that makes sense.
If that means that they have some more time, but Hulk and Thor have their power moments, I think that's perfect. The most powerful heroes wouldn't need the same amount of time to make an impact.
If that means that they have some more time, but Hulk and Thor have their power moments, I think that's perfect. The most powerful heroes wouldn't need the same amount of time to make an impact.
ok so the *****e who wrote the one review i've found can be ignored;-) thanks for clearing up.....cause as long the story is told in a thrilling way i dont care if its a very good plot...there arent many storys to be told ...it's how they are told.....cant wait, cant wait, cant wait,
...premiere tomorrow and on saturday ill finally see the avengers on the big screen in 3d......wish it was imax but its going to rock anyway !!!
I had the EXACT same concerns after seeing the interrogation scene. The headbutt looked fake and the flips and **** were floaty. Luckily her other fight scenes are nothing like that. They feel real and brutal. I especially liked how
ok so the *****e who wrote the one review i've found can be ignored;-) thanks for clearing up.....cause as long the story is told in a thrilling way i dont care if its a very good plot...there arent many storys to be told ...it's how they are told.....cant wait, cant wait, cant wait,
...premiere tomorrow and on saturday ill finally see the avengers on the big screen in 3d......wish it was imax but its going to rock anyway !!!
Think of it like a really good episode of Firefly or Battlestar Galactica. The basic plot might be 'Ship runs out of fuel, characters need to find fuel, fight space bandits for fuel, win day and fuel, escape' but it's the inbetween moments that has the impact, the little complications that add up, how each character deals with the crisis, how far the heroes/villains go in order to achieve the goal and the methods they actually take. It's the colouring of the story that makes it unique, not the point A to B stuff.
Think of X-Men 2. Magneto escaping prison is a pretty generic narrative point, right? But the WAY he escapes? Completely creative, original and one of the coolest scenes in a CB movie. Avengers has PLENTY of moments like that.
Think of it like a really good episode of Firefly or Battlestar Galactica. The basic plot might be 'Ship runs out of fuel, characters need to find fuel, fight space bandits for fuel, win day and fuel, escape' but it's the inbetween moments that has the impact, the little complications that add up, how each character deals with the crisis, how far the heroes/villains go in order to achieve the goal and the methods they actually take. It's the colouring of the story that makes it unique, not the point A to B stuff.
Think of X-Men 2. Magneto escaping prison is a pretty generic narrative point, right? But the WAY he escapes? Completely creative, original and one of the coolest scenes in a CB movie. Avengers has PLENTY of moments like that.
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