The Avengers is a fantastic transverse film that celebrates the eccentric personalities of each of its main characters, combines those unique personalities under a single banner, and establishes major relationships and conflicts. more in the future. The fact that it was able to do all of this without a single delay or stretch is a miracle.
This is also a very funny movie. There are many single details interspersed with the film’s doomsday mishaps. Compared to later DCEU films, Avengers has a relatively light tone, in contrast to the dark, serious and anxious nature of Zack Snyder’s DC films. But today, one can make a similar comparison between Phase 1 and Phase 4 of the MCU.
Current movies are filled with plot allusions and clues and are so self-referential that it’s almost a relief to go back to a time before all of that – before there was an afterlife in Moon Knight, or the literal Zeus in Thor: Love and Thunder – before half the life disappears and then reappears. Back in 2012, a simpler time, The Avengers only had six individuals–not all with superpowers)–and the biggest threat was a single portal on NYC, not must be the destruction of the infinite advertising universe.
Here are 20 Easter eggs and little facts about Marvel’s The Avengers, currently streaming on Disney Plus. The next Avengers movie, Avengers: Kang Dynasty, won’t come out until 2025, and its sequel, Avengers: Secret Wars, won’t come out until 2026.
