Review: Marvel´s The Avengers

Rating: 7/10 (30 March 2019)

Initiating the first crossover of Marvel's cinematic universe, as well as for The Avengers, the first installment brings us more than action and a whole solid story like Iron Man could be.
The film tells us an alliance of Supehéroess that unite to defeat Loki, Thor's evil brother, which the latter had to defeat in his solo film.
The film has a well-carried narrative, the CGI does not feel that it clashes during the film, it is intelligent to bring us an antagonist rather than entertaining as others of other films, and has a coherent reason why it does evil, while the performances They are still cool as in their films, the characters have these characteristics which make it more realistic and nothing flat, which is half questionable is the soundtrack, I mean, this is NOT very important in this genre, but placarñas, it was necessary to repeat the same Music sequence like 12 times??? ...
Although out of it, it remains in Baundcrrack and is not distracting or annoying, but prestandole attention, questionable.
While in other sections, it feels pleasant and serves, Tony is still arrogant but aware of everything that is happening, and saves the world carrying the missile that was going to destroy NY sending it to a kind of portal where the ¨ ¨ henchmen ¨ of Loki.
Thor is still arrogant as in his film, but this one concentrates on the same Loki and what he can cause.
While the Hulk has a bigger role than normal, now does not destroy things because if or destructive things, now is right and does well without feeling generic.
Much of this battle takes place in Midtown Manhattan, where the sharpest sequences involve the huge snake-lizard-wavy snake dragon Machine from Loki, which seems to have a mind of its own and is backed by countless coils. At Any given moment, a Avenger flies into the mouth of this leviathan and penetrates its full length, emerging at the end of the business. You Won't see that in "The Human Centipede."
"Comic-Con nerds will have multiple orgasms," predicts critic David Edelstein in New York magazine, confirming something he had vaguely suspected about them. If you're right, it's time for the desperately needed movies to reeducate the nerds in the joys of sex. "The Avengers" is well done by Joss Whedon, with style and energy. It Gives your fans exactly what they want. If It's exactly what they deserve, it's moot.
Anyway, it's a good movie anyway. 3.5/5