Find a flaw
>>68077329
>Marvel
There's your flaw.
>>68077329
This isn't on /co/
>>68077329
Hawkeye and Black Widow are literally useless.
>>68077329
>It looks like a TV show.
>Marvel's "staple" humor gets stale quickly.
>Laughable, inoffensive invaders pose no real threat.
>Struggles to find an excuse to include Black Widow, Cap, and Hawkeye in the final fight scene.
>I'm always angry.
>Agent Coulson's death impact was disregarded later on and shoved down a carpet.
>>68077713
>I'm always angry
How is this a flaw?
Meaningless CGI pinatas for the entire 30 minute climax of the film, while Loki, the main villain, and best part about the fucking film, is nowhere to be seen.
A fucking travesty.
>>68077329
The framing was so wierd, felt like a TV movie for some reason especially in the first half of the movie
Jon favearu or the Russos would've been way better choices to direct
>>68077541
Black Widow successfully interrogates Loki.
>>68077505
>post on /co/
>WAAHHH LIVE ACTION SHIT
>post on /tv/
>WAAHHH CAPESHIT
there's no pleasing you faggots. Yes, I'm mad
>>68077743
It's lazy writing that doesn't explain at all how Banner can suddenly control his powers.
>>68077848
Fuck them and post this there any way, tell them we banned you
>>68077853
wasn't it implied that at the end of the Incredible Hulk that he can control when to Hulk out.
>>68077853
>suddenly
He mastered his power at the end of the Hulk movie, retard.
He lost control briefly due to Loki's staff fucking with him.
>>68077906
Then what's the point of Loki's plan of him hulking out in the Helicarrier?
>>68077489
DUDE MEMES LMOA
>>68078057
How did I never notice this when I saw the movie?
>>68077968
Loki's staff fucked with him and made him lose control, but the point of "I'm always angry" was that Banner was always in control of his transformation otherwise. If you watch the movie again you'll notice he's never actually nervous about Hulking out, he's always just joking about it and dancing around it and using it as an implied threat. It's everyone else that's nervous, but Banner has a smug air of, "Jesus, these fucks don't realize I have this shit on lockdown, do they?" and he just fucks with them throughout the movie.
>>68077877
>we
easy there faggot
There is reason of why Joss Whedon Avengers was sucessful. You DCucks don't understand why Whedon's magnum opus is better received than Dawn of Plebstice.
The whole movie is a thrilling representation of the Also Sprach Zarathustra, hidden between the CGI and corny jokes. It's a call to humanity, trying to tell us why we need to leave religions, to unleash our hidden nature.
Just take your time to analyze the characters:
>Steve Rogers; A man out of time, attached fervently to his religion, trying to ignore the fact that he is the Ubermensch incarnated and that he has seen things beyond his belief.
>Tony Stark; An iron man with so much wealth and power capable of create the most powerful armors. He didn't need someone beyond him to do that, he accomplished all of this with his own bare hands and effort. He realized that humanity doesn't need to be guided by someone with more strenght.
>Bruce Banner; The representation of the power that we hide so the rest wouldn't judge us based on their dogmas.
>Nick Fury; A man physically (but not mentally) blinded, that will not follow our brainwashed leaders.
>Thor and Loki; Powerful gods, surprised when they realize that our race is not willing to believe in them anymore.
>Natasha and Clint; the symbol of humanity, surrounded by the Ubermensch.
The story, the soundtrack, the cinematography and symbolism is exquisite. You will never find something like that in DC Capeshit because they aim at the manchildren fanbase. This, on the other hand, doesn't aim at an specific group, it aims at everyone, not caring about the race, age or colour. Is a desperate call to humanity, so we can get up and unite, to not serve another being, but to be the masters, the avengers.
>>68078120
Yes we. You and me bro
>>68078089
The terrible thing is the suit looked great in First Avenger.
Who knows what they were thinking.
I can't, because I don't remember anything about it.
>>68078145
DE LE TE TH IS
REEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE
>Ending was literally ripped off Transformers 3 and countless other movies where the main hero flies into a generic otherworldly portal to defeat the 'evil'Big hero 6 anyone
>Loki HURR I WANTED TO BE CAUGHT PART OF MY PLAN
Rest of the movie was fine if not a little quippy
>>68077489
first post GOAT
>>68077329
Unremarkable score
Shame because alan silvestri did a Great job with captain America
>>68077489
>>68078234
Stay mad
>>68078145
>look at me, I can pull made up shit out of my ass and try to make my kids movie look halfway non-retarded
>>68078256
I'm not sure if I'd prefer to be a frog or a white man.
>>68078249
I thought the main theme was pretty good
>>68078289
Frog-man
>>68078264
>look at my ad-hominem and how I can dismiss everything someone says by calling it a kids movie
>>68078461
>look at me defending this movie made for kids
>>68077329
>Quips all day every day
>Filmed like a television show
>Even Coulson's death had quips in it
>Hawkeye could have been cut out of the movie and nothing would change
>The opening with base being destroyed is filmed awfully
>No danger felt
>Ending was a cgi clusterfuck
>Joss Wheadon
Might have been decent if you only watch it once even then its fucking mediocre
>>68078500
I've seen it over 100 times.
It's the perfect Capeflick
It does something that no other movie before, or since, and for that I love it.
>>68078583
I thought it was ok when I first watched but when I was rewatching with my friends I just thought it was terrible
>>68078156
Meme-off
Hey Dcucks.
28%
>>68077329
not an adaptation of the Ultimates
>>68078583
what did it do that no other had done?
It looks like a TV show
>>68077329
no flaws whatsoever. there was action, there was comedy, there was drama, and there was suspense. it had everything and everything was done well.
/thread
>>68078815
objective non-contrarian consensus.
/thread.
>>68078759
I'd watch a live action Ultimatum.
>>68077329
>We need a plan of attack!
>I have a plan...attack.
>>68078970
All things aside with how tired we are of quips, that's a pretty cool line tbqh
>>68077329
Soulless, mass marketed, calculated disingenuous money-fueled anti-art in movie form designed to villainously take advantage of human beings.
>>68078970
epic meme bro, here have a billion dollars
>>68079002
only 4chan retards/autists care about the levity in marvel movies.
Wasn't bad for the first 2/3rds, but the ending was fucking terrible. Felt like watching a Transformers movie. Seeing Black Widow hitch a ride on one of those things (I think that's what happened) was completely idiotic.
Visually, it's odd. Not sure if it's that it's like a TV movie, but there's something "off" about it where it doesn't feel very cinematic.
>>68078970
literally nothing wrong with that line being in a summer blockbuster.
I wish I had this movie when I was a kid. I probably wouldn't have worn out the Jurassic Park VHS if I had.
>>68079179
I'm pretty lenient with lines like this, some of them I even enjoy, but this one is just groan-worthy to me.
