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Review of Marvel's The Avengers

Marvel's The Avengers dominated the summer blockbuster scene as marvelous performances, eye-popping action scenes and a seamlessly written script all melded together to produce an awesome film. Samuel L. Jackson,finally getting some prolonged screen time before the movie credit, was completely cast as the daunting and manipulative Nick Fury. Chris Hemsworth as Thor again wowed fans with his blend of suave good looks and hulking biceps. Chris Evans again played the ethical juggernaut, Captain America. Scarlett Johansson turned in a sensual performance as the insidious Black Widow. Even Jeremy Renner as the usual soldier codenamed Hawkeye demonstrated that arrows aren't just for cupid. Each played their roles as individuals and as part of a team. Movie Reviews The movie Nonetheless belongs to Robert Downy Jr. as Iron Man/Tony Stark and Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner/The Hulk. The two played their parts well individually, but their chemistry with each other, as shown by their 'bromance' moments, was a thing actually fun to watch. Each had their own jaw-dropping moments, as when Iron Man utilized his new and improved armor and when the Hulk wiped the floor with Loki.Hopefully, the next Avengers movie could build upon these two good actors. Movie Trailers It is difficult for a author and a director to develop a movie with so many significant chracters. Yet Marvel's The Avengers managed to give each character enough screen time to show their personalities, exhibit their powers and to allow them a few comedic moments. It is these comedic moments that elevated the film from just good to great. With a long running time, the comedic moments, perfectly timed and placed, kept the audience from being bored stiff. Movie News A great cast, a well-written script and tons of visual effect fun all contributed to the movies rousing good results. Marvel's The Avengers managed to set the bar high, location the standard for summer and superhero movies in the future.