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Nick Fury (Samuel Jackson) has the task of bringing this group together and making them play nice with each other. If you are familiar with Marvel’s the Ultimate line of comics, then you know they based their version of Nick Fury on Sam Jackson. So, who better to play this role then the man himself.
Oh, and then there is the Hulk, played by Mark Ruffalo. Now a lot of people were upset that Ed Norton did not reprise his role for this film. I too was a little concerned when I heard Norton would not return. After seeing Ruffalo’s performance, I have to admit I think it was a good call. As for his Hulk, this version of the Hulk is probably the best to date. The CGI effects are incredible (there I go with the puns, again) and the Hulk appears to be every bit the unstoppable force he is in the comic books.
The Avengers is one intensely entertaining and fun ride. I dare say this is what we go to the movies for. Even at 142 minutes long, I didn’t feel the slightest flash of boredom. Sure, there is no shortage of violence and plenty of stuff gets decimated. Yet, if there is a message to the movie it’s about people learning to accept one another and putting aside their differences, coming together in a time of need for the greater good. Now there is a noble concept for you, and a notion the whole world needs to be reminded of from time to time. Luckily, The Avengers are here to do just that. Avengers Assemble!
Marvel’s The Avengers earns 4.5 stars out of 5!
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