Don't miss it...!!

Rating: 7/10 (26 November 2012)

Only thing I didn't want to end up with was that what if 'The Avengers' turned out to be Scavengers. I'm happy I didn't. Having solved the purpose of what most of the Indians expect out of a Hollywood action flick, 'The Avengers' did a pretty decent job.
With all the superheroes coming out of the 'Marvel's Comic World' to the Silver Screen, the film is a good deal for those who fantasize of ultra advanced 'reality possible' scientific machines and gadget, of men and women with extraordinary or superhuman skills; In short, for people who loved the 'Star Wars' and played 'Contra'. Also, the movie's like a platter. As you get to taste a lot too much in a single order. Featuring six superheroes, especially 'Iron Man' and 'the Hulk', it's a nice combination if you like to explore the Marvel Universe's fantasy. Though, I missed the Spiderman and Wolverine.
Talking of what all I missed, I certainly missed a bit of reason in the story. The story bores you in between. And with an exhibition of the superheroes, I definitely wanted a bigger Villain with some solid spine- wasn't there. I thought that 'The Hulk' and the 'Iron Man' had had better nemesis in their individual movies. Felt bad for the 'subdued' superheroes- Poor Captain America.
'A genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist.' – Iron Man aka Tony Stark's reply to Captain America. 'My secret is that I'm always angry.' – The Hulk. With superb dialogs, the film amazes you with the gross action sequences alongside the proper pinch of humor- courtesy 'Hulk' and 'Iron Man'. Undoubtedly they both steal the show and mark a livelier presence on screen. Tony Stark's (Iron man's) wit makes you applaud. The 'angry' Hulk makes you laugh and you find his anger cute in two particular scenes. First one when he with Thor kicks some butts after which, when naturally standing, Hulk punches Thor out of the frame. Well, the Hulk had to vent his anger somewhere after all. Second was his reply to the 'Demi God' villain's claim of being what he was. It certainly reminded me the days when I played WWF as a kid.
With the commendable action in 3D; all perfect performances by Robert Downey Jr.(Iron Man) , Mark Ruffalo(The Hulk) with very impressive act from Jeremy Renner(Hawkeye) the film is worth a watch as you get to spend some quality time with the ever so beautiful Scarlett Johansson as the red head 'Black Widow' while she's busy turning and twisting arms and breaking bones.
It's exactly what we expect from a Hollywood action film, though could have done better with the plot. With superb casting of all characters including Samuel Jackson as 'Nick Furry' it would secure a definite 3.5 out of 5 stars for me. My take: Go watch it.