[ SECRET POST #2035 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2035 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[ecoerrante]

Mmm...personally I agree with you about The Avengers [I haven't seen the other two, so.] But for me that was because they just had way too many view points they were trying to squeeze into too short a time. It was something like 8 different people they were following for most of the movie, so it just felt disjointed and spread a little too thin to really work for me.

[(Anonymous)]

Huh, that's pretty strange, because I actually came away really impressed and surprised that they managed to have a focused, coherent story where all the characters, even Hawkeye who had so little screentime, worked properly and had emotional depth and purpose for their role in the plot and flowed together and bounced off each other perfectly and didn't feel disjointed or spread thin at all, like I was pretty concerned they might be (well, maybe they felt a little disjointed at the beginning before the scene at Stuttgart, but after that they were shockingly un-squashed and un-scattered and seemed to just go together naturally). Diff'rent strokes I guess, huh? I wonder how such opposing impressions get left on different viewers...maybe it's due to different expectations going in?

But TDKR, on the other hand, was exactly how you described: despite having fewer characters then the Avengers, it felt like the plot could barely hold the characters together at all, and it reminded me of those scenes in a soap opera where the episode has a long line of separate scenes featuring each character/character interaction, which each lasts for a few minutes, then abruptly switches to the next scene with different characters that feels almost completely unrelated.