An Avenger movie with new angles and depth.

Rating: 7/10 (22 October 2016)

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This is a review made by StoneDraim... and that means that if you want to read a probably different kind of review, keep reading....
This is my personal experience, my personal point of view/perspective and my personal opinion... and my opinion is just one of like 7 billions in this world.
First off, two things comes to mind. Nr. 1: When will Robert Downey Jr. involve himself in a movie that is plain and simple bad with bad acting? Because Robert Downey Jr. is one fantastic and splendid actor that nails his characters every single time with his eccentric and detailed persona. Very sophisticated, sarcastic and subtle at the same time. Nr. 2: It feels so good and safe watching a movie that obviously has a vast budget, a really characteristic and experienced director and good actors all through, such as William Hurt, Paul Rudd, named Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Scarlett Johansson, Anthony Mackie, Paul Bettany, Don Cheadle and Jeremy Renner.
As I have written before, these modern Marvel movies has become atomic bombs in sense of delivering devastation, war and explosions...so to speak. Therefore, it is very fresh and it feels good coming to that conclusion that this picture starts off in little more emotional matter. That with the relationships between the Marvel characters and the little story around Tony Stark and his work for the students at the university.
To involve both the Spider-Man and the Ant Man seems like a fresh angle and a moment that created a strong; "Hey! That was fun...nice...cool!" The thing that these characters all of a sudden came into place, was coming from out of the blue as a very needed surprise. And at the same time, as someone else wrote in here; did they have to involve those new characters for the fight to be exactly 6 on 6? Did they...?
The humour in the film is generally sophisticated and blends into the movie in a neat way. Instead of creating humour into the story, the characters themselves, just being the way that they are creates elements of humour in the incidents and moments that goes by. That is professional and an aware work from the director and the script writers.
Best dialogue of this motion picture: The secretary of State Thaddeus Ross and Tony Stark discusses the situation. Tony Stark: "Let me catch 'em... give me 72 hours." Thaddeus Ross: "36 hours." Thaddeus Ross leaves and Tony Stark expresses his emotions: "Hmmm... my left arm feels numb... is that normal?"
Dialogue nr. 2: The woman plants Ant Man (that is new to the gang) into the side of the van. Somebody asks Sam "Falcon" Wilson (Anthony Mackie); "What the hell was that?" Sam Wilson: "Everybody's got a gimmick nowadays..."
Maybe the best Avenger screen picture I have seen in a long time... Instead of having a massive and over explicit fight in the end with devastation, bombs, guns, explosions, superheroes etc., they have implemented like 3-4 fight into this one and more kept the process on a relationship basis, which gives the whole story a deeper and more trustworthy meaning.
Superheroes that fight side by side solving inner differences between them for a greater cause; a really good script. You have done a great job, Christopher Markus, Stephen McFeely, Joe Simon and Jack Kirby.
Over to the movie as a product: - The production : Solid production with a few errors here and there where it clearly stood out that it was effects. All in all, splendid production speaking of sound, visuals, special effects, editing, acting, directing, and so on. - The actors : Every actor nails their own special character and their superhero talents. The directing is very, very good. Thank you, Anthony and Joe Russo! And again... Robert Downey Jr., a class act of his own. - Entertainment : Very much so, indeed. - Age : 11
7,5 out of 10. (The final rate is based most on my own entertainment of the movie. Short elucidation of the rating: 8 Excellent movie and a solid production 7 Well made movie. Proper entertainment.)