Ok I went to see The Avengers last Thursday the 26th of April with my housemate and two guy from work. And it was amazing; if you know me you’ll know I said that words failed me when I tried to describe this film. Well know that I’ve had time to let it all sink in I feel I can more fully explain how mind-blowing the film was. Firstly I will not include spoilers in this review, and I would like to stress that you do not need to have seen all the Marvel films leading up to this movie or be a massive Marvel fan as the story is self contained and everything is explained with in the movie.Ok on to the meat and bones: This movie is great I saw it in 3D and while it was good I didn’t feel it was like Avatar when seeing it in 3D was essential, sure it adds to it but I don’t think id of missed it. The movie starts off with a big action scene and then unfolds the story afterwards (knowing the other films helps but its explained afterwards), the main plot point for the 1st half of the movie is recruiting all the super heroes and showing what they’ve been up to since their respective franchises and this helps add depth and character development and introduce 1st timers to the world and heroes. My favourite thing about this movie is that you can tell Joss Whedon was involved in the story and script as well as directing this beast of a movie, and as a fan of the man I just loved the dialogue (The man is a genius with dialogue he advances the plot at the rate it needs too and still makes the characters feel believable and fitting it in with the respective characters, enough gushing though back to the review). This was also one of the funniest movies I’ve been to in awhile there were a lot of genuine laugh out loud moments and in my opinion the Hulk steals the show, Dr. Banner is very relatable and the Hulk is the character you’re cheering on the most.This then brings me on to the second part of the film, and with most of the story out of the way the onslaught of fighting and special effects can begin and boy does it deliver on this front, it doesn’t feel like the next solo Avengers films budget has been used here it’s more like they added up the previous films budgets and doubled it the effects are jaw droppingly good. Just because you know a scene or character is CGI doesn’t mean you can tell that it is.In conclusion The Avengers (I refuse to call it Avengers Assemble) is an easy 10/10 for me and while I’ll admit I am slightly biased in this review, I still think non-fans will love this film equally, so go check it out while you can and see if you agree with me. This is my opinion please feel free to agree/disagree with me in the comments below and make sure to like this post and subscribe to our page for more film reviews and news as well as all your PS3 reviews and news. – Davey’s Reviews :)Monday, 15 October 2012
Review: The Avengers (2012) - Joss Whedon
I wrote this review the 1st of May for a page on Facebook hence the lack of relevance ha, I kept the review spoiler free, let me know what you think.
Ok I went to see The Avengers last Thursday the 26th of April with my housemate and two guy from work. And it was amazing; if you know me you’ll know I said that words failed me when I tried to describe this film. Well know that I’ve had time to let it all sink in I feel I can more fully explain how mind-blowing the film was. Firstly I will not include spoilers in this review, and I would like to stress that you do not need to have seen all the Marvel films leading up to this movie or be a massive Marvel fan as the story is self contained and everything is explained with in the movie.Ok on to the meat and bones: This movie is great I saw it in 3D and while it was good I didn’t feel it was like Avatar when seeing it in 3D was essential, sure it adds to it but I don’t think id of missed it. The movie starts off with a big action scene and then unfolds the story afterwards (knowing the other films helps but its explained afterwards), the main plot point for the 1st half of the movie is recruiting all the super heroes and showing what they’ve been up to since their respective franchises and this helps add depth and character development and introduce 1st timers to the world and heroes. My favourite thing about this movie is that you can tell Joss Whedon was involved in the story and script as well as directing this beast of a movie, and as a fan of the man I just loved the dialogue (The man is a genius with dialogue he advances the plot at the rate it needs too and still makes the characters feel believable and fitting it in with the respective characters, enough gushing though back to the review). This was also one of the funniest movies I’ve been to in awhile there were a lot of genuine laugh out loud moments and in my opinion the Hulk steals the show, Dr. Banner is very relatable and the Hulk is the character you’re cheering on the most.This then brings me on to the second part of the film, and with most of the story out of the way the onslaught of fighting and special effects can begin and boy does it deliver on this front, it doesn’t feel like the next solo Avengers films budget has been used here it’s more like they added up the previous films budgets and doubled it the effects are jaw droppingly good. Just because you know a scene or character is CGI doesn’t mean you can tell that it is.In conclusion The Avengers (I refuse to call it Avengers Assemble) is an easy 10/10 for me and while I’ll admit I am slightly biased in this review, I still think non-fans will love this film equally, so go check it out while you can and see if you agree with me. This is my opinion please feel free to agree/disagree with me in the comments below and make sure to like this post and subscribe to our page for more film reviews and news as well as all your PS3 reviews and news. – Davey’s Reviews :)
Ok I went to see The Avengers last Thursday the 26th of April with my housemate and two guy from work. And it was amazing; if you know me you’ll know I said that words failed me when I tried to describe this film. Well know that I’ve had time to let it all sink in I feel I can more fully explain how mind-blowing the film was. Firstly I will not include spoilers in this review, and I would like to stress that you do not need to have seen all the Marvel films leading up to this movie or be a massive Marvel fan as the story is self contained and everything is explained with in the movie.Ok on to the meat and bones: This movie is great I saw it in 3D and while it was good I didn’t feel it was like Avatar when seeing it in 3D was essential, sure it adds to it but I don’t think id of missed it. The movie starts off with a big action scene and then unfolds the story afterwards (knowing the other films helps but its explained afterwards), the main plot point for the 1st half of the movie is recruiting all the super heroes and showing what they’ve been up to since their respective franchises and this helps add depth and character development and introduce 1st timers to the world and heroes. My favourite thing about this movie is that you can tell Joss Whedon was involved in the story and script as well as directing this beast of a movie, and as a fan of the man I just loved the dialogue (The man is a genius with dialogue he advances the plot at the rate it needs too and still makes the characters feel believable and fitting it in with the respective characters, enough gushing though back to the review). This was also one of the funniest movies I’ve been to in awhile there were a lot of genuine laugh out loud moments and in my opinion the Hulk steals the show, Dr. Banner is very relatable and the Hulk is the character you’re cheering on the most.This then brings me on to the second part of the film, and with most of the story out of the way the onslaught of fighting and special effects can begin and boy does it deliver on this front, it doesn’t feel like the next solo Avengers films budget has been used here it’s more like they added up the previous films budgets and doubled it the effects are jaw droppingly good. Just because you know a scene or character is CGI doesn’t mean you can tell that it is.In conclusion The Avengers (I refuse to call it Avengers Assemble) is an easy 10/10 for me and while I’ll admit I am slightly biased in this review, I still think non-fans will love this film equally, so go check it out while you can and see if you agree with me. This is my opinion please feel free to agree/disagree with me in the comments below and make sure to like this post and subscribe to our page for more film reviews and news as well as all your PS3 reviews and news. – Davey’s Reviews :)
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