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There are moments of magic (in both senses of the word) and the action scenes are a marvel.

#The avengers infinity war movie movie#

Benedict Cumberbatch is a strong anchor, but this is such a boilerplate origin story movie that it comes off as Marvel’s Green Lantern. This is (obviously) a visual delight, but it’s also perhaps the most generic MCU movie since the original Iron Man. Too much of the picture consists of Stark reverting to his pre-redemption Iron Man 1 form. There is very little action, and most of what we get isn’t very impressive. The oddly defanged film, with clear signs of behind-the-scenes drama and a desire to set up The Avengers, has viewers merely waiting for Tony Stark just to stop being a selfish little jerk to those around him. Even with a plot that mimics Batman Forever, the very chatty Jon Favreau picture wins points as basically the closest thing we’re going to get to a comic book movie-as-sitcom episode. This 2010 sequel plays better as a glorified “bottle episode,” as opposed to a stand-alone movie or even a satisfying sequel to Iron Man. The action isn’t much we haven’t seen before, and the insertion of Tony Stark into the story turns the character of Spider-Man into essentially an extension of Tony Stark’s character arc, complete with a Stark-outfitted suit that does much of the work for him. The characters are wonderful (Tom Holland is a delight and Michael Keaton is… well, Michael Keaton) and the humor is razor-sharp, but the story makes an embarrassingly needy Peter Parker into such an inexperienced and clumsy novice that you find yourself wanting him to hang up the suit before he gets someone killed as he indirectly causes one catastrophe after another. Marvel's Avengers: Infinity Wars is screening now.An overlong Spider-Man adventure that pretends to be a grounded high school-level drama but plays as a glorified “How Spider-Man proved himself worthy of the Avengers” origin story. "He's a great character and the fact we go to do this incredibly gritty scene with him in Thanos was really fantastic, it was hugely satisfying work." "He was the first Marvel movie I saw," Aitken said. Though he admits Iron Man holds a special place in his heart.

The effects department did really fantastic work on developing this huge variety. I thinks it's spectacular."Īfter pouring all that creativity and imagination into the spectacular scenes, Aitken insists he doesn't have a favourite character. "It was a whole range of different effects that had to be worked out. There was a huge number of different effects that we had to come up with because each of these things had to be different and spectacular in its own way, whereas in other film projects we have developed maybe a particular Iron Man weapon effect and then used that through a whole sequence. "There was this aspect where both the heroes and Thanos are trying something and then it failing, so they're going to try something new again and again. "It's really conjuring something spectacular out of thin air really.

"It's a very creative process that they're involved in," Aitken said.

When the team were offered the chance to create Dr Strange, Iron Man, Spider-Man and The Guardians of the Galaxy battling Thanos, the effects department sat down and brainstormed how the individual powers of the superheroes would affect Thanos in a fight, and how he would retaliate with the individual powers of the Infinity Stones in his gauntlet - collected during the course of the film. If it sounds like complicated process, it is. "By recreating that performance on a digital Josh we can compare the digital Josh with the reference footage of Josh, and have a very strong sense of confidence that we have captured all the nuances of Josh's performance," Aitken said. Instead of having the actual Josh and a digital Thanos, Aitken said they had to have a third intermediary stage: The Digital Josh.Ī fully detailed 3D scan was taken of Brolin's face as well as a "moving three dimensional scan" to obtain an accurate reference of the actor's expressions.