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Marvels: The Avengers 2012
Image courtesy of FilmoFilia
Do be forewarned, the post below is full of spoilers. Read at your own risk. :)
Last Monday my siblings, Leon and I went to the Mall's Cineplex to watch The Avengers. It was such a brilliant movie with awesome fighting scenes and superb acting performances. I especially liked how **SPOILER ALERT** Loki carried himself while he was at the party in Stuttgart. That guy knows how to wear a scarf, man.
Though it pissed me off that **SPOILER ALERT** they had to kill off Phil Coulson. He was a favourite of the audience and killing him off really evokes the emotions. This was a guy with no special powers/abilities to call his own but who died believing his belief. Though somehow I suspect Nick Fury faked Phil's death in order to motivate the Avengers. I mean, it was not shown in the movie where the medics confirmed his death.
And for those who actually stayed to watch the post-credit scenes, in one of the scenes, **SPOILER ALERT** there were two figures talking and at the very end of that clip, a guy was looking back at the camera flashing an evil grin. I was really excited when I saw him. For those who doesn't know the character, that was Thanos the Mad Titan. And if you thought Loki is bad, this guy re-defines the meaning of super-villainy.
And here are some of my favourite lines in the movie:
**MORE SPOILER ALERT**
The scene where the Avengers were arguing.
Thor: Be careful how you speak of Loki! He is of Asgard and he is my brother!
Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff: He killed 80 people in 2 days.
Thor: He's adopted.
Oh that was funny!
The scene where Hulk ragdolled Loki.
Hulk: Puny God..
This one really brought up laughter among the audience
In one of the post-credit scenes.
Character "Other": To challenge them is to court death.
Another character (Thanos): *evil grin*
I love this particular line because there is a double-meaning to it. See, Thanos the Titan had always been obsessed with nihilism and death, to the point of being infatuated with the personification of death itself, Mistress Death. And the line implies that challenging humans means inviting death for themselves, but also an act of "inviting" Mistress Death. Cool, huh?Labels: movie, The Avengers
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Wednesday, May 16, 2012 |
Marvels: The Avengers 2012
Image courtesy of FilmoFilia
Do be forewarned, the post below is full of spoilers. Read at your own risk. :)
Last Monday my siblings, Leon and I went to the Mall's Cineplex to watch The Avengers. It was such a brilliant movie with awesome fighting scenes and superb acting performances. I especially liked how **SPOILER ALERT** Loki carried himself while he was at the party in Stuttgart. That guy knows how to wear a scarf, man.
Though it pissed me off that **SPOILER ALERT** they had to kill off Phil Coulson. He was a favourite of the audience and killing him off really evokes the emotions. This was a guy with no special powers/abilities to call his own but who died believing his belief. Though somehow I suspect Nick Fury faked Phil's death in order to motivate the Avengers. I mean, it was not shown in the movie where the medics confirmed his death.
And for those who actually stayed to watch the post-credit scenes, in one of the scenes, **SPOILER ALERT** there were two figures talking and at the very end of that clip, a guy was looking back at the camera flashing an evil grin. I was really excited when I saw him. For those who doesn't know the character, that was Thanos the Mad Titan. And if you thought Loki is bad, this guy re-defines the meaning of super-villainy.
And here are some of my favourite lines in the movie:
**MORE SPOILER ALERT**
The scene where the Avengers were arguing.
Thor: Be careful how you speak of Loki! He is of Asgard and he is my brother!
Black Widow/Natasha Romanoff: He killed 80 people in 2 days.
Thor: He's adopted.
Oh that was funny!
The scene where Hulk ragdolled Loki.
Hulk: Puny God..
This one really brought up laughter among the audience
In one of the post-credit scenes.
Character "Other": To challenge them is to court death.
Another character (Thanos): *evil grin*
I love this particular line because there is a double-meaning to it. See, Thanos the Titan had always been obsessed with nihilism and death, to the point of being infatuated with the personification of death itself, Mistress Death. And the line implies that challenging humans means inviting death for themselves, but also an act of "inviting" Mistress Death. Cool, huh?Labels: movie, The Avengers
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