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Avengers (2012) - AniMat's Reviews (Patreon)

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2022-07-05 19:00:03
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After 10 years since the first time that the Avengers Initiative went into action, does it still stand as the history-changing cinematic event?

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After 10 years since the first time that the Avengers Initiative went into action, does it still stand as the history-changing cinematic event?

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Strider_Blaze

Oh nice! This was definitely an event in the making and to think it’s already been 10 years since that movie came out.

Alan Oliva

Wow! Now there's a shock, I never actually though you would get into another Marvel film since Iron Man (Give or take) 3 years ago. It's actually nice to get onto the blockbuster train.

Kenneth Stoddard

I did not expect for you to make a review of the Avengers but I’m glad you did. I’m also surprised that you actually seen the whole phase 1 films outside of Iron Man which you did make a review back in 2018 too although you have told everyone that you have seen the first Thor movie, Guardians of the Galaxy films, and Black Panther after phase one which those later films from after phase one of course. I seen this film in theaters with my mom back in 2012 and both of us were amazed with how awesome with this film was at the time especially having a superhero crossover team up as well. Looking back again now, it still holds up great from the action, visuals, characters, the acting, cinematography, music by Alan Silvestri, which create one of the memorable music themes of the MCU, humor, and direction that makes all of us feel invested with more story to tell later on in phase 2, 3, and right now with 4. I admit that Joss Whedon is not that good of a director especially what he has done with Avengers: Age of Ultron and the recut version of Justice League before the Snyder Cut, but if it weren’t for all of these I mentioned before, this movie would’ve been a disaster for Marvel. It a great epic movie so I’m glad you review it. It makes me wonder if you ever get a Patreon request of reviewing the first Spider-Man film back in 2002 given that it now 20 years old and was at the time that saved the superhero genre and even Marvel in general at the time while lead to Marvel to create it own studio in making what we have now is the MCU. There a Variety article about so I highly recommend checking it out if you have the chance. Hope you able to see other MCU films in the future!

Justin Monti

This was a review I never expected you to do, as someone who is a huge fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I absolutely love this movie, in my opinion this really was an important film in cinema and definitely an important piece in making the MCU what it is today, the action scenes are awesome and so much fun, the action is amazing all around and it does a great job building up everything that the previous phase 1 movies set up, I also thought it did a great job developing Black Widow as a character and help give us an idea of what to expect from her in future projects and Mark Ruffalo did a great job replacing Edward Norton and was a better Bruce Banner in my opinion, and especially I think it did do an amazing job to help set up what would be to come for the future of the MCU and helped pave the way to set up elements like the Infinity Stones and the introduction of Thanos. However I do have to agree that it does get a bit hard to follow and understand what’s going on if you haven’t seen the previous phase 1 movies, however that is honestly nothing compared to how it gets a lot harder especially when you enter upon the future phases like phases 2,3 and especially with phase 4 right now, seriously just to give you context with phases 4 right now, not only would you have to watch the movies, but you would also have to watch the MCU Disney+ shows to keep track of everything, like you have to watch WandaVision in order to understand her role in Multiverse of Madness. But overall, The Avengers is a great movie and really did help shape the MCU become what it is today and help it to keep it going strong even to this day, seriously it’s crazy just seeing how far the MCU has come with not just the movies, but also how they are expanding beyond movies like with television series on Disney+, so for me this is an 8/10, it was definitely a great film and just a taste of what would be to come.

Hunter O'Laughlin
>>87081795

Which film do you think at the end of the year has the strongest chance of being inducted into the National Film Registry: The Avengers or Spider-Man?

Hunter O'Laughlin

Wow! I wasn’t expecting this to be a review of The Avengers. At first, from your vague description on one of your previous update blogs that it was a movie from a franchise that was celebrating its anniversary and was a milestone in cinema, I would have thought it was Disney’s Tron due to being one of the earliest pioneers in computer generated effects. But this isn’t a bad request and fitting for the 10th anniversary and I do have my memories of seeing this in theaters and it was and 10 years later I’d still an experience. It may not be as awesome as it was when seeing it for the first time on the big screen, but I can’t deny that that 360 degree turn of the Avengers is definitely one of the most iconic scenes in cinema in the same vein as E.T. and Elliott flying past the moon or Belle and Beast’s ballroom dance. Plus, the action is still fun to watch. But I do wonder if this or Spider-Man will have the chance to be inducted into the National Film Registry by the end of year. Who knows? Time will only tell.

Kenneth Stoddard
>>87081795

That a tough question. I would honestly go with Spider-Man given how the latter is much more older than The Avengers as the people over there tend to give more recognition to older films than the newest films. Sure there are some exceptions like the Dark Knight and Wall-E for example but only because people are aware of their current films that many are familiar with, that and it now over 10 years old. I mean The Avengers just turn 10 years and it would need at least a few more years to get that kind recognition and Spider-Man fits that qualification since it about 20 years old now and it would be good to have that film be recognized in honor of it anniversary just like how Shrek got in for it honor of the anniversary. Also, Spider-Man plays more of a significant role of how modern superhero is the way it is today that sorta kicks people into be invested in watching superhero movies as of today with different unique stories. So I’m placing my bet with the latter if it gets in.

Lady Tyler Bio Rodriguez

I think its still a good film. Perhaps aged a bit over ten years but still fine.