The Avengers

This amazing movie was written and directed by Joss Whedon. Produced by Marvel Studios and Walt Disney Pictures, based on the original comic in 2012.

The movie starts when Loki is talking with the leader of the Chitauri’s army. They are making a deal in exchange of the tesseract a powerful device that can build and destroy anything, but in the wrong hands this is a lethal weapon. All Loki wanted was to be king of a planet, and The Earth was the perfect place to start. Fury needs to gather a team to fight future threats, and he was in a lab where the tesseract was being investigated when the god of mischief appears and destroys everything on his way until he takes the device and kidnaps a doctor to create a new weapon.

The agents of S.H.I.E.L.D went all over the world looking for those heroes selected to be part of the Avengers project, here we see Hulk, Thor, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow and Hawk Eye. They were all in a spaceship with the god in a cage designed for Hulk when they had internal problems. Fury lied to them about what purposes they were investigated the device, but Tony planted a hacker chip in the control station and found out. Loki used this as opportunity and distracted Thor to take his place and make The Hulk burst in rage and destroy everything.

At the end of the movie they all solved their problems to fight a bigger one: The Chitauri army in New York City. They were destroying the buildings and killing the people when Iron Man and Captain America start fighting them. Thor and The Hulk got rid of them by large amounts, but they kept coming endlessly. They had to close the portal opened with the tesseract, unfortunately, it could only be closed with Loki’s cane.

In my opinion, this was one of the greatest movies in the last decade. The combination of all our heroes fighting together seemed like a distant dream. This movie is rated for people over 13 years because of the fighting content. Nevertheless, I recommend it for all public, because there are not many movies of this type.

By Juan  Paniagua