The Avengers Panel - Comic Con 2010 - Cast And Director Introduced

[DBOSHO]

Originally Posted by Jawshco

It was entertaining, and I.almost forgot, Stan Lee has a cameo & there are post credit scenes. The first scene sets up for the next movie & the second one resolves a major plot point from the latter Parr of the movie. Hulk steals the show for sure.

Can you spoiler the second post credit scene?

[JD10367]

Originally Posted by DBOSHO

Can you spoiler the second post credit scene?

Spoiler!

He's yanking your chain. It doesn't resolve a "major plot point". It's just a funny ending scene. There isn't even any dialogue in it.

[Jawshco]

Originally Posted by JD10367

Spoiler!

He's yanking your chain. It doesn't resolve a "major plot point". It's just a funny ending scene. There isn't even any dialogue in it.

Okay ... ha! Maybe not a major plot point, but it definitely resolves an interesting question.and was unexpected IMO!

[Jawshco]

Originally Posted by DBOSHO

Can you spoiler the second post credit scene?

Sure. The second post credit scene is-

Spoiler!

... a resolution to Tony Stark's invitation to all the Avengers after the final battle to go out and eat Schwerma! It's pretty epic.

[JD10367]

Watched the second half again last night during the midnight IMAX premiere. I want to cover Cobie Smulders in Cool Whip and lick it all off.

[Hawk]

I have a question I wondered if you guys could help me with. I want to take my son to see this, but he is not really familiar with these superheroes, so I was going to watch some of the prequel movies with him beforehand like Thor, Iron Man, Iron Man II, Hulk (2008 version w/ Ed Norton), and Captain America. My questions are (1) which of these movies are most related to this Avengers movie (do we need to watch them all, or just a couple of them?), (2) are there any others that I am missing that should be added to my list, and (3) what order should we watch themin, or does it matter? Thanks!

[Frosty]

Originally Posted by Hawk

I have a question I wondered if you guys could help me with. I want to take my son to see this, but he is not really familiar with these superheroes, so I was going to watch some of the prequel movies with him beforehand like Thor, Iron Man, Iron Man II, Hulk (2008 version w/ Ed Norton), and Captain America. My questions are (1) which of these movies are most related to this Avengers movie (do we need to watch them all, or just a couple of them?), (2) are there any others that I am missing that should be added to my list, and (3) what order should we watch themin, or does it matter? Thanks!

I would think that Thor and Iron Man would be the minimum. I would also watch Thor last as it seems to be the movie that is most like a prequel here.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by Hawk

I have a question I wondered if you guys could help me with. I want to take my son to see this, but he is not really familiar with these superheroes, so I was going to watch some of the prequel movies with him beforehand like Thor, Iron Man, Iron Man II, Hulk (2008 version w/ Ed Norton), and Captain America. My questions are (1) which of these movies are most related to this Avengers movie (do we need to watch them all, or just a couple of them?), (2) are there any others that I am missing that should be added to my list, and (3) what order should we watch themin, or does it matter? Thanks!

comic books?

[Fish]

Originally Posted by Hawk

I have a question I wondered if you guys could help me with. I want to take my son to see this, but he is not really familiar with these superheroes, so I was going to watch some of the prequel movies with him beforehand like Thor, Iron Man, Iron Man II, Hulk (2008 version w/ Ed Norton), and Captain America. My questions are (1) which of these movies are most related to this Avengers movie (do we need to watch them all, or just a couple of them?), (2) are there any others that I am missing that should be added to my list, and (3) what order should we watch themin, or does it matter? Thanks!

I'd watch Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. In that order.

[DBOSHO]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

I'd watch Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. In that order.

And theres a scene at the end of the credits in each of the movies that You need to see.

[ThaVirus]

Originally Posted by KC Fish

I'd watch Incredible Hulk, Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor. In that order.

I'd probably do Iron Man, Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Captain America, then Thor. Iron Man 2, Captain America, and Thor are must-sees for the Avengers, while Iron Man and Incredible Hulk really don't have much to do with it. I'd still watch them all though just because they're damn good movies and they're ****ing superheroes, dude. Don't deprive him of the greatest part of a kid's childhood.

[Fish]

I thought Iron Man 2 was very meh compared to the first.

[Sucky]

Pretty good movie. Nice appetizer for the Dark Knight Rises(which is the one I really want to see)

[Jawshco]

Originally Posted by Nucky

Pretty good movie. Nice appetizer for the Dark Knight Rises(which is the one I really want to see)

Agreed TDKR looks like a movie that will have a lot more depth to it than the Avengers. I don't think there's been a superhero movie that captures the epic action and all out fun of comic books the way that Avengers movie did. I give it an A for being able to do that to near perfection. However, in terms of story depth, you can pretty much sum up all the major plot points in ten words or less. Ha! No fears! I won't spoil it, but this really isn't a movie that can be spoiled. I do expect a much more complicated story to end out Nolan's Batman series. The best moments of the Avengers are also very cartoon-esque and slightly campy. But I love that about it.

[JD10367]

Originally Posted by Jawshco

Agreed TDKR looks like a movie that will have a lot more depth to it than the Avengers. I don't think there's been a superhero movie that captures the epic action and all out fun of comic books the way that Avengers movie did. I give it an A for being able to do that to near perfection. However, in terms of story depth, you can pretty much sum up all the major plot points in ten words or less.

Meh. I can do it in four: "Loki is an asshole".