Before the film started they showed the Avengers trailer, which was a bit ironic if you ask me. I noticed we were placed in a tiny space for watching the film and it wasn't that busy after all. If you don't count those two birthday parties with 30 10 year olds running around the place and jumping up the chairs. Which was rather annoying. Anyhow, when the film started my heart was in my throat already because I was so excited and it's the film we've been waiting for for ages now. The moment it starts you just get dragged into the film immediately. Well, if you haven't seen Thor... You should slam your head in a wall because it wouldn't make any sense. Also, the road to the Avengers was right at the end of Thor with Loki. I was baffled because I didn't know what was going on but I was so damn excited I kept telling my mother to shut up because I had dem feels. Loki-feels especially. Like they said, he's a trickster and his mind is a box of kittens. I don't know how and what his problem is but he has a lot of them and I bet 99 of his problems are all the daddy issues, clearly. There was this scene in Stuttgart, from the trailer and let me just say... I think that's my favorite scene of all times. The fact he just walks around in a bad ass bamf suit with a cute scarf is too much to handle. I think I also found the thing that is the most terrifying about Loki: HE SMILES TOO MUCH. It's actually creepy, with everything he does and all the clever retorts. He's just really a little kid with his mind being a box full of kittens and 99 problems are the daddy issues. Onwards we go, my Loki feelings are taking over.
Iron Man AKA Tony Stark, Stark Goes Green... Man, he's absolutely amazing as well. With everything he does. He acts like a superstar, and I got my AC/DC tune like I hoped for. Tony Stark doesn't go without AC/DC! I think he didn't take it as serious and then BAM something happened and he realized the world isn't the same anymore. And that's why I love Anthony. It's like he needs a push before he knows it's serious business.
Thor. Captain. Black Widow. Hawkeye. Banner. My god. I think I am running low in words to describe them all apart from each other because help, feelings flying around. Feelings about Thor/Loki, Natasha/Clint, Tony/Bruce, Bruce/Captain, Captain/Tony and all the other ships there are. It's like a damn fleet of ships to be honest and Fury is it's captain. Can I just say a big bravo to Cobie Smulders and Clark Gregg as well? Guys, The Avengers is a film on it's best. Let me assure you; money well spend! I was completely blown away by everything that film had to offer me. Also I was sure I'd have nightmares about Loki because Tom Hiddleston's acting just hit me right in the face, he punched me and then knocked me out. It was marvelous. Mark Ruffalo, you tiny amazing human creature, I owe you my heart. I wouldn't have imagined anyone else playing the Hulk like he did. Or Chris Hemsworth as Thor, with your thick Australian accent and those biceps... Just, no. Stop. I bet everyone else on set was like 'Oh man Thor, put away those guns. Please. Will you?' and everyone would go around pat Mark on his head and fangirl over Robert Downey Jr and prank Tom all the time. Only because this flawless cast is absolutely flawless. And Renner.. He won my heart, he really did.
Let's also not forget, dear friends, the humor in this film. It will hit you in the face when you certainly won't expect it and it's hilarious too. You've got films where they throw in jokes just to make a crying theatre laugh, but I'm pretty sure Whedon did those things so it would still be something real. After all, they are superheroes with barriers too. They need their chances and need to express their feelings.
Whedon just gets your heart and your soul and after the film you beg him to please take your body over because you can't handle it anymore. As a fan, I'm overwhelmed by what we got because it was more than I ever dreamed of. As a total outsider; Go have a marvel Marathon, and run to the theaters afterwards because this is the must-see film of the year.
I applaud all of them. Chris Hemsworth, Jeremy Renner, Mark Ruffalo, Robert Downey Jr, Samuel L Jackson, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hiddleston, Chris Evans, Clark Gregg, Cobie Smulders and a standing ovation for Kevin Feige and Josh Whedon. Bravo.
By the way, I'm going to see it again this weekend. Ssssh!








