@Anonymous: Agree, It was cheap meta.

@Anonymous: >Need someone to avenge
>Kill annoying guy who was stalking Cap and wasn't portrayed in such a good light in Thor
>Suddenly everybody's BFF, they all rage

I must be the only person in the world who thinks this movie wasn't the second coming of Christ or something. I mean granted it's better than a lot of Marvel's other movies that have been made recently but that's not really saying a whole lot.

@Anonymous: maybe people got attached because he represented how a fan boy would react being around his hero.

@Anonymous: Get your ass back to the sundance! you are needed for coffee drinking and intellectual hierarchy,

@Anonymous: you sir, have a friend in me. hopefully Avengers is the last of these comic book movies they ever make; it's the best one since Spider-Man 2. Bring back other types of summer blockbuster movies! Let's make Air Force One 2!

@Anonymous: I hope its not. I hope producers keep letting Directors do there jobs instead of trying tell them how to do it. Just cause some candy-ass focus group of 12 people decided what the movie goers of the world wanted to see. Hell, not even 5 years ago I refused to go to the movies cause of all the shit Hollywood was pumping out.

@Anonymous: that's because Coulson was a fuckin' badass

proof:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QAMgkpQYOSQ

@Anonymous: you sir, share my feelings

The movie wasn't deep, emotionally moving, or Oscar-worthy, obviously. But it's a goddamn comic book movie! What do you guys expect? Sit back and just enjoy it, stop acting so uptight and become a child again watching your favorite super heroes on screen together, if only for a moment.

Fuck, Coulson died? I don't even know why I clicked into this thread. Son of a bitch.

The thing is, since Marvel took over the production of their movies, not a single bad Marvel movie has been made IMHO. I'll say keep them coming!