Question. Were you super confused because you hadn't seen Thor? Thor would be the one movie I would tell people they'd have to see before The Avengers.
I liked Thor. I think the biggest problem with it was that it just kind of threw you in and expected you to pick everything up. Stupid Kenneth Branagh expecting his audience to be smart.
THANOOOOOOOOS
Solid movie. A+ would watch again. Classic Whedon, too.
Did they ever explain why Loki had next to no magic ability?
Other then the fake images of himself I don't remember him doing anything special.
I suppose it could had been a bit confusing / make him much stronger like in the comics but a bit more would had been nice.
I basically got "dragged" to this movie (did NOT care to see it), but a few friends said they heard it was really good so I just went along with it.
This is one of the best action movies I've seen in a long time and definitely best Marvel film since IM1. I'll be buying this when it hits BR.
It was £14 including tax. No popcorn or anything, just the ticket.
Hulk towardsLoki:
"Puny God"
I rarely see movies in theater/care about comic book movies, but I was as pleasantly surprised by the Avengers as I was when I saw the first Iron Man.
Awesome flick - loved how they used the hulk.
So I'm still confused about Chris Evans.
He's both the Human Torch and Captain America. How the fuck is that going to work if they continue this?
When silver Surfer shows up, like he did in the last Fantastic Four movie, he heralds Galactus. Eventually, they cross over a bit in the infinity saga and there is some more corroboration between the fantastic four and the avengers in later series.
Or they just going to ignore all that despite bringing in Thanos?
So I'm still confused about Chris Evans.
He's both the Human Torch and Captain America. How the fuck is that going to work if they continue this?
When silver Surfer shows up, like he did in the last Fantastic Four movie, he heralds Galactus. Eventually, they cross over a bit in the infinity saga and there is some more corroboration between the fantastic four and the avengers in later series.
Or they just going to ignore all that despite bringing in Thanos?
Crazy! F4 team + Avenger team movie? That would be 10+ superheroes.
How about we throw in the X-men team, Daredevil, and spiderman...
...And the Street Fighter team and make a Marvel vs Street Fighter movie.
Though, I would like to see them do the Marvel Civil War movies.
Crazy! F4 team + Avenger team movie? That would be 10+ superheroes.
How about we throw in the X-men team, Daredevil, and spiderman...
...And the Street Fighter team and make a Marvel vs Street Fighter movie.
Though, I would like to see them do the Marvel Civil War movies.
He's both the Human Torch and Captain America. How the fuck is that going to work if they continue this?
Does Marvel even own the movie rights for the Fantastic Four? I know they don't for Spider-Man (Sony Pictures does, hence the reboot), but I can't find any decisive evidence. The two films were done by 20th Century Fox.
Marvel studios does not own the rights to Spider-Man, Fantastic Four, or X-Men. The current rights agreements all require the rights holders to put out movies every so often (like 5 years or so) or the rights revert to Marvel. Until such time as the rights revert the franchises won't (can't) be incorporated into the larger Marvel universe.
This is why Spider-Man has been rebooted and X-Men was rebooted with "First Class": they prevent the rights from going back to Marvel. Expect Fantastic Four to revert as that franchise's film treatment was crap.