The Avengers 3d (Blu-Ray 3d + Blu-Ray Disc + E-Copy)

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Joss Whedon made a fantastic adventure film that expertly blends action and character and tone to assembling one of the best super hero films in the history of the genre ('The Avengers' is also a rocking good movie, regardless of the "superhero" label). While the book is unspecific in exactly how the Avengers would have met their end, it's presumed that the original team includes Iron Man, Captain America, Hulk, Thor, Hawkeye, and Black Widow—the six heroes who first united to save the Earth in Joss Whedon's groundbreaking The Avengers. The general dimness, exacerbated by the darkening effect of 3D glasses, not only meant that shadow details were quite hard to make out on screen, but also robbed the picture of some much-needed 3D depth (save for the brighter Tesseract cube). stumbled onto a piece of extraterrestrial gadgetry which they hope will help them achieve their wildest dreams. Thor (Chris Hemsworth), Captain America (Chris Evans), The Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson), Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and The Hulk (Mark Ruffalo) - but will their combined powers be sufficient to overcome the formidable Loki and save the Earth from the clutches of evil?

But the best part is when the overlaps are huge, and your favorite characters meet and have a new adventure together.Fan boys will rejoice at the careful and balanced handling of some of the most prolific comic book characters in history, and I'd wager many will come back for a second helping. consistent but suffers from the same problem which affects the film's 2D version, namely its ubiquitous darkness. There are still avid 3D fans, and if we don't offer it, we hear about it from our guests," Bagby said. But at least you know exactly why it's not full marks, and hopefully you'll understand that it's not that there's anything wrong with the audo as it is. Although the 3D is a conversion and should absolutely be avoided, this Blu-ray package is a veritable shelf smasher, and is simply a must own.

Between air vehicles whooshing in and out of our view, and laser beams, arrows and rubbles flying everywhere, there were enough pop-out effects every minute to elicit oohs and aahs from even the fiercest 3D sceptic. Explosions are thick and earthy sounding, with just enough distortion added to give them a real punchy force. Once finished, look at your completed puzzle with the supplied 3D Vision glasses for some spectacular 3D imagery. Ultimately though, if you like 3D, there really should be nothing stopping you from seeing this in 3D, particularly given the myriad screenings as well as the quality of the 3D conversion.For films that aren't produced with 3D as a priority, the foreground images remain crisp and pop during the viewing, but the background tends to get blurred and out of focus.

While the side and rear channels aren't the most aggressive I've ever heard, surround activity serves the story well, articulately panning around the room in a full 360 degrees. Take my advice folks, save yourself a few quid and stick to the 2D version (which is included of course!While I wouldn't say you 100% absolutely must see this movie in 3D, I wouldn't shy away from recommending it, either. It's near flawless as far as audio presentations go, without it being too devilishly clever or cheeky, or trying out anything new. On the surface, Marvel's 'The Avengers' includes a solid number of special features, but aside from a great commentary, the entire package ends up feeling a little light.