The Avengers review

The Avengers is one of the most anticipated films of the year. Does it meet our expectations?

In a word: Yes. This movie was awesome. Every single second is worth it. The greatest parts of the movie are The Hulk, who has a scene where he smashes Loki around like some sort of toy, and the master of swag himself, Tony Stark. There is no such thing as too much Robert Downey Jr., and his Stark is fantastic. Bruce Banner's explanation for how he controls the Hulk? Brilliant. 

Details aside, let's discuss some of the other features of The Avengers. Visually, this movie is a great blend of CGI and live actors. Each scene is presented such a way that it seems as impressive as possible. An interesting thing about the film is it's ability to build suspense. When the scenes aren't blissfully action-packed, they're filled with suspense that will have you on the edge of your seat. The characters are well developed, with the new characters getting enough focus to reach the same levels as the established characters, and even those characters getting their own scenes of development.

Of course, the greatest part of The Avengers is the action. As mentioned previously, the movie has a simple wow factor that will give you the greatest enjoyment possible. You have Iron Man blasting things while delivering his deliciously snarky dialogue, Captain America being a badass and smashing invaders alongside new character Black Widow, with Thor smashing his own invaders elsewhere, and Hawkeye sitting on the roof of a building shooting arrows, and Hulk doing what he does best-smashing.

Awesome. I extend my greatest recommendations to this movie. Watch it. You won't be disappointed.

My final rating for The Avengers is a perfect 10/10.