Avengers Assemble!
Oct. 12th, 2011 04:52 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
jackwabbitYes, I know most have already seen it, but I just have to share.
Finally, the Avengers trailer!
Now, I could spend a lot of time typing out my thoughts on this, but they are nearly exactly mimicked by my fellow SFX blogger Alasdair Stuart, so I will share his reaction instead. Go here for his blog on this bit of lovely.
Tony Stark is just as much of a soldier as Steve Rogers, he just hides it better.
Tony genuinely doesn’t play well with others because he’s never needed to, whilst Steve’s tone here implies one of two very interesting possibilities. The first is that this is Captain Steve Rogers, Howling Commando back in the fore and verbally beating down a soldier who’s stepped out of line. The second is that Steve resents this man who, as far as he’s concerned, is a tenth the man his father was and is representative of the time period he’s trapped in.
...suggests that a lot of thought’s been put into giving these people convincing, consistent move sets and skills, so they don’t feel different characters to ones we met in previous films.
Black Widow and Hawkeye are both very present and very quiet...you have the big personalities up front while these two getting the job done in the background with brutal efficiency.
Oh, Loki. Loki, Loki, Loki.
Agent Phil Coulson!
Finally, the Avengers trailer!
Now, I could spend a lot of time typing out my thoughts on this, but they are nearly exactly mimicked by my fellow SFX blogger Alasdair Stuart, so I will share his reaction instead. Go here for his blog on this bit of lovely.
Tony Stark is just as much of a soldier as Steve Rogers, he just hides it better.
Tony genuinely doesn’t play well with others because he’s never needed to, whilst Steve’s tone here implies one of two very interesting possibilities. The first is that this is Captain Steve Rogers, Howling Commando back in the fore and verbally beating down a soldier who’s stepped out of line. The second is that Steve resents this man who, as far as he’s concerned, is a tenth the man his father was and is representative of the time period he’s trapped in.
...suggests that a lot of thought’s been put into giving these people convincing, consistent move sets and skills, so they don’t feel different characters to ones we met in previous films.
Black Widow and Hawkeye are both very present and very quiet...you have the big personalities up front while these two getting the job done in the background with brutal efficiency.
Oh, Loki. Loki, Loki, Loki.
Agent Phil Coulson!
