Apart from your title (and from the point about loving the characters, as I didn't honestly have much of an emotional bond with those characters beforehand, not having read any of their comics and having seen just one Iron Man movie), I agree with all of that.
I devoured them in the late 80s, so I had rather strict expectations about the interaction of those characters and the kind of adventures they'd have. Scenes like the fixing of the crashing helicarrier or Thor in the spinning capsule were so close to what could have been a part of those old comics, it was a pleasure to see on the big screen after all those years. As an old fanboy I couldn't have been happier.
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You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.
You mustn't be afraid to dream a little bigger, darling.
Why did everyone like the Avengers so much?
- 15/12/2012 07:09:17 PM
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Because it was so triumphalist?
- 15/12/2012 08:08:19 PM
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Could you clarify that for me, please?
- 16/12/2012 04:00:44 AM
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I may have been drunk and using my own created meaning when writing that.
- 17/12/2012 07:00:55 PM
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Well, it's no Citizen Kane, obviously.
- 15/12/2012 09:12:56 PM
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Duh, it lacked a major plothole like the opening scene of Citizen Kane,
- 17/12/2012 11:47:30 AM
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It was FUN.
- 15/12/2012 11:53:47 PM
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It was? I mean, I personally thought it was amusing. I wouldn't go so far as to say fun.
- 21/12/2012 01:30:03 PM
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Because it's better than Citizen Kane, of course
- 16/12/2012 12:08:37 PM
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- 16/12/2012 02:23:08 PM
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- 16/12/2012 02:23:08 PM
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Right, I forgot about the comics
- 16/12/2012 02:34:52 PM
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Because superheromovies suck long & hard unless they are animated or done by Christopher Nolan
- 17/12/2012 11:45:36 AM
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