Marvel's 1st blockbuster about how growing power of Earth brought new challenges from other worlds
The Avengers was Marvel’s first blockbuster. It brought together all the main characters that had been introduced in the previous films. It was a tale about how great power brought great challenges. The emergence of super heroes on Earth led to new threats in this case Thanos and the Chitauri led by Loki in an invasion of Earth.<br /><br />The story focuses upon Thanos looking for the Tesseract, which had not yet been revealed as containing an Infinity Stone. Thanos sent Loki to sow chaos upon Earth and obtain the Tesseract followed by an invasion by the Chitauri to conquer the planet. Joss Whedon and Zak Penn wrote the story and Whedon handled the screenplay. They did a really good job putting together this super team. It didn’t take the easy way out with bad guys show up, good guys unite and there’s a big battle, end of story. Instead, each one of the heroes had to be collected together and turned into a team, which was not easy at first. Banner for example was brought into a trap by Romanoff. When Captain America, Iron Man and Romanoff captured Loki, Thor came in to take him back to Asgard which led to a minor battle between Iron Man, Cap and the Thunder God. Stark didn’t trust Fury and spied upon SHIELD. Loki also attempted to divide the Avengers when they weren’t really together yet as well. This added twists and turns and some tension.<br /><br />Of course, in the end there was a giant battle in Manhattan. That was quite well done. You had just six heroes fighting an alien army. That could have been done really badly such as the climax battle in X-Men: Last Stand, which was horrible done. This also played upon the theme of the movie that now that Earth had heroes and found tremendous power in the Tesseract other beings would challenge it. This was actually a reaction to the arrival of Thor and the feeling that the Earth was too weak to stand up to beings from other worlds thus creating a series of escalations that resulted in the Avengers show down.<br /><br />In the end, the Avengers movie was rightly labeled a blockbuster. It was everything the audience wanted, great characters, a well written story, and big action.<br />C
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