I am a fan of the recent Marvel superhero movies.  Spiderman, Iron Man, The Hulk, Thor, and especially Captain America.  The Avengers is better than all of those.  All of the heros in The Avengers get a moment to shine on screen, even Nick Fury.  Going into the movie I was a little disappointed to know that Loki was going to be the main protagonist, but after seeing the film I can see why this was the case.  The Avengers ties a lot of the previous movies together, and having Thor’s brother as the bad guy made that more efficient.  It’s a long movie, but when it was over I didn’t feel beat up and ready for the story to be over the way I do when trying to watch an entire Harry Potter movie.  Even the Lord of the Rings movies seems too long to me, but thanks to a great story and even better dialog I never became impatient during The Avengers.

The standout from The Avengers is clearly The Hulk.  You spend most of the movie waiting for him to appear and it’s amazing when he finally goes on a rampage.  At two points during the movie The Hulk actually got applause from the audience.

Highly recommended, I can’t wait to see it again.  Let’s hope The Avengers 2 is half as good!

 

Came across a funny article and thought I’d post it here:

Summer season suck: The 6 worst movies Hollywood crapped out this year

By Tim Davids
published: Fri., Sep. 2 2011 @ 12:15PM

We generally try not to let our hipster cynicism and pessimism override us here at Show and Tell, but there’s no way around the truth of hindsight. Now that it’s September, and the official Summer movie season is over, we know: The tentpole Summer movies of 2011 sucked, and sucked hard.

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100 Reasons Why The Godfather is the Greatest Movie of All Time.

 
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I finally got around to seeing The Expendables.  For a child of the 80′s, it was really a must-see.  Starring primarily Sylvester Stallone and Jason Statham, this was a true throw-back to the action movie days of old.  With tons of violence, gun play, car chases and some surprisingly funny lines this one is well worth watching, especially if you are a Statham fan.

 

I’m looking forward to this one:

 

Two movies written and directed by Christopher Smith.  Keep an eye on this guy, he just might be a genius:

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