avengers

If they didn't, then they'd stop spending 1.5 billion dollars on going to see the avengers, and see something else instead.

In the promo pics for the Avengers movie, Hawkeye was wearing double arm guards.

Of course, my source for this is reddit comment threads back when Avengers first came out, so make of that what you will.

I have a suspicion that this is the basic plot of the new Avengers movie.

I think any adult should be able to give up The Avengers for moral reasons.

I think someone completely missed the point of Avengers 2.

To continue the direction trend, Up 'u up 4 avengers?' works just as well in the vernacular as 'u down 4 avengers?' and is 50% as heavy to type (err, 'more optimized for mobile') Sup would work, Yo 's already been taken.

I am just watching Avengers 1, and I have to scale the sound every two minutes, because action scenes are too loud and dialogue scenes are too silent.

It's shocking how few movies pass that test (as Playboy just pointed out, The Avengers doesn't pass Bechdel Test, and a lot of the sexist language directed at Black Widow can be traced to that).

Marvel is constantly restarting their series in a way that is welcoming to new readers - the longest run on a current book is I believe Avengers 44 (out next Wednesday) - which will also conclude that volume; they'll have a big event (Secret Wars) and then there will be an all new Avengers team with a new writer and direction.

As a 30-something guy the main issue I had with Avengers 2 (just to pick the latest mainstream action movie example) was the blatant product placement which had no logic (like driving an Audi convertible in the midst of a gunfight scene).

What you'll see is more of a bimodal distribution - the big megastar films like the Avengers or anything with an A-list cast (eg 2 big stars and a few small ones) are not going away - those people know what they are doing in terms of story, production, marketing and so on and the people that work on them are the cream of the industry.

Something like "The Searchers" is an order of magnitude more poignant and challenging than Iron Man or Avengers.

A lesser-known but highly amusing performance, “Never, Never Say Die.” The Avengers, Season 5 Episode 10.

> Something like "The Searchers" is an order of magnitude more poignant and challenging than Iron Man or Avengers.

Try comparing Laurel and Hardy's "A Perfect Day" to The Avengers while comparing The Searchers to, I dunno, Gran Torino or Million Dollar Baby or Interstellar or whatever your poison.

It's incredibly gratifying to see how popular the movies, based on my childhood heroes (Iron Man, the Avengers), have become.

Avengers is an example of his own thing, yet with established characters.

Avengers is a classic example of Whedon's strengths as a creator.