E Online:
On April 14, 1912, the RMS Titanic ran into an iceberg—and, 100 years in the future, The Avengers got sunk.
See, despite making history Tuesday by reaching $600 million at the domestic box office, the Marvel superhero movie will be denied a shot at making at more history, and ascending higher in the ranks of Hollywood's all-time hits.
And it's sort of all the iceberg's fault.
It's still hard to watch - for better and for worse.
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Still not too sure about that...maybe in the long stretch.
I think it is still possible for The Avengers to get to the point that it will pass it. The only thing that made it harder was their release of the movie in 3D that all the fans went to see.
avengers was crap, way overrated and most of it was cgi which is such a shame since movies heavily dependent on cgi do show their age at some point.
What i encourage is chris nolan's movies, since his action is mostly pure except when it involves Harvey Dent's face :/
Next week Spider-Man opens. And 2.5 weeks later TDKR. Avengers getting another $60 to beat Titanic would be more amazing than the Miracle Mets.
I don't think so really.