Jackson) enacts the Avengers Initiative to bring together a team of extraordinary individuals including Bruce Banner/The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo), Tony Stark/Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans), and Thor (Chris Hemsworth), along with S.H.I.E.L.D. unable to defend against Loki on their own, Nick Fury (Samuel L. If he can’t rule Asgard then by Odin’s beard he’s going to rule Earth.
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But never fear, for Joss Whedon has created a movie that masterfully juggles multiple strong characters, allowing each Avenger to have their moment in the spotlight, including those we haven’t really seen before, while also telling an exciting team adventure.įor this Marvel outing, Loki (Tom Hiddleston) has stolen the Tesseract, a super powerful energy cube, and plans to use it, along with an alien army, to take over Earth and enslave humanity. After all, they’re not used to working in teams. One of them would have to stand out among the rest. These are people and demi-gods with such big personas and egos that they could barely fit inside a single movie, let alone a film with six other similar personalities. But when I saw the majesty and awesomeness of THOR and the earnest heroics of CAPTAIN AMERICA (who quickly became my favorite Avenger) last summer, I couldn’t wait to see what it would be like to have all these strong, dynamic characters come together and defend our world. The first IRON MAN was great up until the final act and IRON MAN 2 felt like it was trying too hard. I’d seen both Hulk movies and they were okay. While I've generally liked all of the films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, it wasn’t until we were hit with a double dose of Marvel movies last year that I really got excited for an Avengers movie.
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