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Avengers Is A Movie With A Master Legacy, The Best Ever On Many Levels!


The Avengers is still the king of the genre all-time and probably will remain so until Avengers: Age Of Ultron tries to take the title away. Sure, Iron Man 3, The Wolverine and Thor: The Dark World all are high quality films. Yet, none managed to deliver at the level that Avengers did.

Even prior, films like Iron Man, X2 and Spider-Man 2 were amazing. Yet, Avengers topped them all.

Honestly, nothing the character of Batman has ever been in has been in the mix for the title this century. Batman 89 set the genre on its ear and was grand fun back in the day. Once X-Men opened the door with an assist from Blade, it's been a new ball game. A game were the Nolan Batman fit in but has since been deemed overrated by most people.

Case in point most recently, TDKR will forever be known as that disappointing third film that no one outside of the fanboy community likes and the one that resulted in that horrible shooting tragedy. As has now been officially noted in the history books, TDKR's RT score is elevated only because of intimidation and threats that critics wanted to avoid. That's THE legacy of things like TDKR. I know that hurts Nolan fanboys but often the truth hurts. They have started to learn to live with it but they do so with bitter anger toward Marvel movies past, present and future. The fact that they are STILL trolling here and reading things like this says it all. They can't even find contentment on their own boards and pages. That appears to be their legacy as a fan base. More's the pity.

Avengers legacy is being the king of the genre.

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They also really cared enough to ground this film where possible. That's what Marvel does so well. It's what Nolan does well and that's why people call what Nolan did to Batman "Marvelizing" the character. Yet, Marvel doesn’t use just one dark note to tell their tales unlike Nolan. The story and abilities are fantastic and grand but the character and depth add the weight you need to tell a believable yet intelligent tale. That's tough to do when the subject matter is this fantastic and the elements they deal with are so grandiose. Avengers manages to pull it all together masterfully.


Such a great statement to make.

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A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral. Whedon does that with every page of his scripts.

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The Marvel Youtube channel playlist from the Comic Con is so damn cool. Check it out.

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Haters are still frustrated aren't they?



Some minds are like concrete. Thoroughly mixed up and permanently set.

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Three weeks out and the hater frustration will pour on to yet another Marvel board. The AoU board should be a pip.

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Avengers legacy is being known as a live action cartoon

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Admit it, the time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time.

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And why the WB will always run away like an afraid little child when faced with a showdown with Marvel.

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OT: Rest in peace Robin Williams. You will be missed...

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Iron Man 3, The Wolverine and Thor: The Dark World are all crap, I really have no idea where your "are high quality films" standards are coming from, but they certainly are not based on critics.

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Marvel knows to make no small plans for they have no power to stir the soul.

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The Walt Disney Company (NYSE:DIS) declares $1.15/share annual dividend, 33.7% increase from prior dividend of $0.86. Now THAT is legacy numbers!

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Looking back, nothing has matched the brilliance of Avengers as of yet but the phases are still young so to speak.

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Disney will continue to assume the risk of a movie studio misfire, according to CFO Jay Rasulo. The company is the only major studio that doesn't lay off some risk to a financial partner through deals.

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