First of all, I personally prefer to choose the 2D version before watching it, because in fact, since 3D became popular, I have always felt that the existence of this technology is very tasteless. 3D glasses are generally uncomfortable, the 3D effect is generally not strong, and the ghosting of subtitles without glasses is quite embarrassing. But the 3D personal feeling of the Avengers is okay. Maybe it still has room for improvement as a movie with such a theme, but the horizontal contrast is still enough.
As several superheroes with their own personalities who can lead a movie each, they are connected through the looming clues of several movies, and finally assembled in the Avengers. This structure itself is enough to make people feel embarrassed, sighing to the creators. Mindfulness.
On the plus side, the special effects are good, the rhythm is okay, and there are just the right jokes. In terms of characters, as superheroes with different strengths, getting together is a "disaster" in itself, so the conflict between them also highlights their respective characters. However, if you want to show so many characters in more than two hours, you can only click here.
One of the most impressive plots is that Captain America raised his hand and blocked himself and Black Widow with a shield after the Hulk overturned the big monster. This detail reminds me of an article that was retweeted many times a few days ago - Chinese men who only know how to fuck and not have sex. There is a passage in it: In the West, there is a tradition of chivalry, which to some extent shapes the national character of the modern West, and chivalry is about respecting women and even worshipping women. In China, Confucius first said, "It's hard to raise only small people and women." Maybe this sentence was just a complaint made by Confucius as a man, but it seems to have become the "theoretical basis" for men to discriminate against women in ancient China, and then It is the dross ideas of "prosperity" or "men are superior to women". Hollywood blockbusters not only focus on big scenes and special effects, but also reflect the mastery of details. They know how to subtly touch your nerve weakness.
Hollywood has never lacked this kind of unsuspenseful heroism and happy ending, but in today's materialized values, sometimes we really need some spiritual "old fashion" to balance the heart floating on rights.
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