![]() ![]() ![]() Except Tony never runs any of this past Cap and friends he does this on his own accord, after a three-day Science Bros bender with Banner, working out of their Science Man Cave without rest. This go-around, he royally screws up by fathering an artificial intelligence system called Ultron, designed to replace the Avengers and allow the flesh-and-blood heroes to hang up their capes for good. Surprising nobody, Tony Stark once again plays the role of “problem child,” albeit without red hair and freckles, but still with a Junior-like tendency to cause chaos. Hawkeye review: Two archers, one great start for Marvel’s new series The Girl and the Spider review: A glorious enigma She-Hulk: Attorney at Law review: Green is good in the MCU Captain America throws a motorcycle at some bad guys while chastising Iron Man for using harsh language over the comm system. Actual god Thor comes swirling into the picture shortly after, bringing the thunder to the party. When we first see Hawkeye and Black Widow, they’re doing their low-powered human thing against a bunch of HYDRA thugs, looking like gods while doing it. Right off the bat, Earth’s mightiest heroes are in high gear. If the word isn’t welling up inside of you while watching Hulk smash an army of Ultrons, or while his alter ego bros down with buddy Tony Stark, or while Bruce does his level best to keep it cool around Natasha Romanoff … then, well, you and I have very different definitions of the word “awesome.” I prefer mine. The question is, how awesome? Like, original Avengers levels of awesome? More awesome? Slightly less awesome, but still awesome?Īpologies for using the A-word so much, but it’s impossible for it not to come screaming from your lips during and after watching Joss Whedon’s second Marvel film - impossible for me, at least. ![]()
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