We can only hope.Darkstrike_11 said:Trust me, after Avengers Assemble, there will be another Hulk movie. Mark Ruffalo owned every scene he was in, the hulk gets the most epic moments and funniest bits of the film. Everyone walked out of the cinema talking about the hulk being the best character. There WILL be another filmMB202 said:
Very true.Darkstrike_11 said:Trust me, after Avengers Assemble, there will be another Hulk movie. Mark Ruffalo owned every scene he was in, the hulk gets the most epic moments and funniest bits of the film. Everyone walked out of the cinema talking about the hulk being the best character. There WILL be another film
I had a guy sat behind me with his girlfriend, and no lie - EVERYTIME a new character came on screen she loudly asked who they were. Unbelievable.V TheSystem V said:
Only person I had to explain to her was Coulson. Drew her a diagram linking all the films together the day before, and telling her the important plot points and people. She ended up enjoying The Avengers so much she wants to see the other films. Best. Girlfriend. Ever.Iron Criterion said:
I disagree, it is really hard to say anything specific without spoiling major bits of the movie but this was FAR from a special effects-fest a-la transformers. Most of these characters already HAD their development as characters in their own movies and now this movie is about taking the characters that have already been established and developed and putting them in a new adventure (which is where the comic-book continuity style comes in real handy). And even then you can still see changes in them based on how they react towards eachother. The Avengers has splendid writing (thanks to Joss Whedon I presume) and all of its heart lies with the cast. The interactions are spot-on, the characters bounce off eachother perfectly and the movie manages to be absolutely hilarious without feeling at all forced or contrived. I can totally believe that every one of these characters really WOULD make every joke they make in the entire movie, and every single funny line or action is delivered with perfect timing.Don Reba said:
I have no idea who that is. But if you agree that the movie has a lot of good writing, then why did you say it was nothing but special effects the first time?Don Reba said:
If you look at any fragment of the movie, you see very competent acting, funny dialogue, and amazing eye candy. However, it does not hold together as a whole. The villain is weak, both figuratively and literally, being slapped around by individual superheroes throughout the movie. The challenges faced by the avengers are unconvincingly contrived to move the action forward. I still think the God-mode playthrough analogy is apt. There are many people who would enjoy it, and it does not reflect badly on them in any way, but for me it was an unsatisfactory experience.Silverspetz said:
I still disagree. Loki was a pretty damn good villain I think. He is the god of trickery and deceit, so it makes sense that he isn't very powerful as an individual. His true strength lies in the mind-games he plays on the entire team and he actually seceeds in that aspect of his plan, which makes him seem like a very legitimate threat even if any of the avengers could take him down in a fair fight.Don Reba said:
