Review of The Avengers (2012) by Devin D — 02 Nov 2017

'Marvels The Avengers' have assembled for people to see.

Based on Marvel Comics The Avengers has finally hit the theatres with great quality and a excellent plot to keep you on the edge of your seat. The director for this movie is Joss Whedon with actors Robert Downey Jr. (Tony Stark), Chris Evans (Steve Rogers), Mark Ruffalo (Bruce Banner), and many other actors.

Messing with a source, of unlimited power: the tesseract, Nick Fury (Samuel L. Jackson) brings forth Thor's evil bother Loki (Tom Hiddleston). Now stealing the tesseract, he threatens to bring war and destruction unlike the world has ever seen. With no choice, Fury calls upon a group of heroes to stop Loki for completing his plan and save the world from mass destruction.

What really drew me into watching this film was the drama that went with this plot also the action that made me wonder what would happen next. Them bringing to life the comic that we loved so much to the main screen made me want to see if it would be like the comics we grew up reading or just garbage that people made to boost their rating. As the movie began, I was already put into suspense with its beginning dialog and partial clips of an army getting ready for war. Trying to bring together a group of superpowered individuals that have never met each other and never worked together can cause turmoil between them and start a fight between them.

I think the actors really played their parts well, with some slide remarks and being serious when the time came. Being able to become emotional if something happened and made it look like that they really cared; not fake tears that you know they are faking it and don't care. I really felt their struggle through the movie that they had to go through trying to work together as a team and being able to save the world from Loki. It made me feel like that if one of those characters died, I would have become sad because I felt connected to them and I would have felt their pain. The special effects in this movie were very excellent with the designs of the helicarrier and with the effects of every power that everyone had. Even though that they were effects, the actors played though all the stunts and made it look like all the special effects were there and apart of them in any case that they needed to. I feel that even if I didn't know the story beforehand or didn't read the comics, the story itself was a thriller in my eyes and pulled me in regardless if I didn't know anything about it.

The movie I think was way beyond its time and made a huge excess in all aspects of it. I would recommend this movie to anyone that asked me. It gave me a thrill of excitement with the action and drama all in one movie. It made me never want to look away for a second because of being afraid of missing out on something. Therefore, I think that the movie The Avengers have assembled for everyone to see and to be excited for.