Would the "The Avengers" be earning its rave reviews without writer-director Joss Whedon? The multi-franchise-tentpole-orgy could have gone in countless different directions. (Robert Downey Jr. confides to Collider, "I think it is just a really good story that could have been done a hundred ways wrong," and credits it success to Whedon.) As Variety calls "The Avengers" "escapism of a sophisticated order" and ThePlaylist declares it "thrilling, hilarious and brilliantly executed," clearly Whedon took a stance and delivered.
- By Sophia Savage
- |
- April 30, 2012 2:23 PM
- |
- 1 Comment
Recent Comments
Coogan does not play the son, but the journalist who helps Philomena in the quest for her son. I saw
I'll never understand the attraction to him. Good actor, fantastic Alan Rickman-like voice,
TOH features various critics and writers from all sides of the James Franco spectrum. There is no