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[FoolishYoungling]

Naruto Blood Prison- 6/10
Why you nothing but cliche? D:

Edited by FoolishYoungling , 03 May 2012 - 02:38 AM.

[FullmetalNinja25]

Naruto Shippuden Movie 5: Blood Prison (2011): 7/10
Good action and good animation, the best Naruto movie to date.

[Torxe]

Naruto Blood prison: 5/10 not the worst but could have been a whole lot better,

Marvel: The Avengers 10/10 => Humor, Action, Superheroes this movie has it all...

[FullmetalNinja25]

The Avengers (2012): 10/10
Amazing simply amazing, will be a hard act for the rest of the Summer Movie Season to follow. The Dark Knight Rises will probably be better but I dunno about The Amazing Spider-Man even though the new trailer I saw for it gave me more hope.

[CloudMountainJuror]

The Avengers: 8/10
Pretty good movie. It didn't exactly blow me away for some reason, though. This might change after one or two more viewings, but...yeah.

[catsi563]

Avengers 10000000/10 One of the best superhero and just plain best movies ive ever seen. Highly reccomended. Also make sure to stay ALL THE WAY through the end credits. for 2 scenes that are just increidble.

[Strangelove]

Green Lantern 1/10

I don't care about what people say about Avengers...I am not watching another Marvel movie.

Edited by Strangelove, 05 May 2012 - 12:30 AM.

[CloudMountainJuror]

Green Lantern 1/10

I don't care about what people say about Avengers...I am not watching another Marvel movie.

*shrug* Your loss. It's a good movie. By the way, Green Lantern is DC, not Marvel.

Edited by zacrathedemon5, 05 May 2012 - 01:05 AM.

[Gravenimage]

Green Lantern 1/10

I don't care about what people say about Avengers...I am not watching another Marvel movie.

What zacra said I can't believe you would mistake Marvel with DC.

[Strangelove]

Oh really? I didn't know that. I thought GL was Marvel...It definitely felt as corny as Marvel. Still superhero movies are too corny for my taste...Except maybe the Dark Knight.

[catsi563]

I can say with all honesty that this blows Dark knight out of the water.

[chouzu_tao]

I can say with all honesty that this blows Dark knight out of the water.

Definitely a preference thing. Apples and Oranges. I like both equally. I definitely am looking forward to the Dark Knight Rises, but Avengers is what I was looking forward to the most.

Avengers 10/10

Just awesome! And even my friends who usually don't like super hero movies said they enjoyed it. That being said, I can see how some people might not be swayed by it. The first third of the movie is kind of long in the tooth to kind of fill in people who haven't been following the marvel films. There are some things that seemed a little off to me. But these are just nit-picking things now. Tony's dialogue seemed not as fresh as in the stand-alone movies. He was cracking jokes but they seemed... not Downey-esque. It's probably because he stuck more with the script this time, he improvised a lot in the Iron Man films. Also... the Hulk hulking out... how did he direct it the second time? But yes. I loved the Hulk moments.

spoiler --Click here to view--

Not really. Just a nice little gem after the credits finish rolling and they go eat Shawarma (isn't this just a rolled up gyro?). No one says anything and they're all dead tired. It's great to see them in that setting and it makes sense that no one says anything. Not just on a comedic level but because when you're really dead tired and hungry. There isn't much to be said until you're done eating. Loved it! Oh and the whole Thanatos thing. Awesome!

With Man of Steel coming up and a Batman reboot probably soon after, I'm sure after seeing the numbers that this film will make this weekend that DC will be anxious to get JLA rolling again. Although... I can't see Martian Manhunter getting his own movie.

Edited by chouzu_tao, 05 May 2012 - 04:33 PM.

[Dreamer]

I can say with all honesty that this blows Dark knight out of the water.

Please don't compare DC's finest to Marvel again, thank you.

[shadow_Uzumaki]

5/5. Definitely one of the best movies I've seen in a long while.

The characters all have their funny moments, I'm guessing it's because of Joss Whedon, but EVERYONE with a name has at least 1 snark that sent me to giggles. In general, this movie has an excellent blend of plot and action, and their characterizations from their own movies shines wonderfully here, especially Thor's.


In regards to the upcoming Dark Knight Rises movie, I'm not gonna judge which one's the best, The Avengers goes through one direction in terms of presentation, the Dark Knight saga goes the other, I will simply say that (if DKR lives up to the hype) they are/will be simply kickass superhero movies.


Besides, aside from 3 awesome trailers, DKR hasn't even come out yet. Same with Spider-Man

Edited by shadow_Uzumaki, 05 May 2012 - 07:02 PM.

[CloudMountainJuror]

Ok, I have to say this: The Avengers and TDK shouldn't even be compared. Why? They're two very, very different types of movies. The Avengers is a well-executed popcorn flick, whereas TDK was more symbolic, dark, and had several themes to get across.
The Avengers is not better than TDK, that's for certain. In the same way, TDK shouldn't be compared to The Avengers. Two different types of movies.
And if you say that they're the same type because they're "superhero movies", then I would politely ask you to leave and never spout something like that out of your keyboard again.

[James S Cassidy]

Just awesome! And even my friends who usually don't like super hero movies said they enjoyed it. That being said, I can see how some people might not be swayed by it. The first third of the movie is kind of long in the tooth to kind of fill in people who haven't been following the marvel films. There are some things that seemed a little off to me. But these are just nit-picking things now. Tony's dialogue seemed not as fresh as in the stand-alone movies. He was cracking jokes but they seemed... not Downey-esque. It's probably because he stuck more with the script this time, he improvised a lot in the Iron Man films. Also... the Hulk hulking out... how did he direct it the second time? But yes. I loved the Hulk moments.

Actually, he didn't. He ad-libed this one just as much as his iron man movies, but I believe it's because Iron Man has a lot less lines then the Iron Man movies.\

The Avengers I give also a 10/10. One of the best super-hero movies I have seen. All the characters were great and the movie was just awesome. I didn't think they would pull it off, but they did. The conversations between Stark and Rogers was epic. One a intellectual, the other a soldier. Like two sides of the same coin.

BTW, the scene after the credits was hilarious.

I also agree that TDK and Avengers should not be in the same category. They are just two different movies.

[Gravenimage]

I also give Avengers a 10/10 like everyone else has said best super heroes movies ever it even beat Potter's record on opening. But I admit that Joss Wheedom did an awesome job directing the movie (what can I expect from the creator of the series Buffy the Vampire Slayer).

[FullmetalNinja25]

The Dictator (2012): 4/10
If Borat was a Dictator and was only half as funny.

[FullmetalNinja25]

With Men In Black 3 coming out today I go back and look at the first 2.

Men In Black (1997): 10/10
Hilarious, scary, action packed this movie has it all. It also helps the 2 leads have tremendous chemistry.

Men In Black 2 (2002): 4/10
Unfunny, short and severely lacking the chemistry that made the original awesome this is a prime example of how NOT to do a sequel.

[Gravenimage]

Definitely a preference thing. Apples and Oranges. I like both equally. I definitely am looking forward to the Dark Knight Rises, but Avengers is what I was looking forward to the most.

Avengers 10/10

Just awesome! And even my friends who usually don't like super hero movies said they enjoyed it. That being said, I can see how some people might not be swayed by it. The first third of the movie is kind of long in the tooth to kind of fill in people who haven't been following the marvel films. There are some things that seemed a little off to me. But these are just nit-picking things now. Tony's dialogue seemed not as fresh as in the stand-alone movies. He was cracking jokes but they seemed... not Downey-esque. It's probably because he stuck more with the script this time, he improvised a lot in the Iron Man films. Also... the Hulk hulking out... how did he direct it the second time? But yes. I loved the Hulk moments.

spoiler --Click here to view--

Not really. Just a nice little gem after the credits finish rolling and they go eat Shawarma (isn't this just a rolled up gyro?). No one says anything and they're all dead tired. It's great to see them in that setting and it makes sense that no one says anything. Not just on a comedic level but because when you're really dead tired and hungry. There isn't much to be said until you're done eating. Loved it! Oh and the whole Thanatos thing. Awesome!

With Man of Steel coming up and a Batman reboot probably soon after, I'm sure after seeing the numbers that this film will make this weekend that DC will be anxious to get JLA rolling again. Although... I can't see Martian Manhunter getting his own movie.

His name is Thanos not Thanatos.