The title of the 2012 film The Avengers is actually a hidden reference to the Avengers, a group of superheroes who are the movie’s main characters.
In Nomadland (2020), Fern (Frances McDormand) passes a theater that shows The Avengers (2012) on the marquee. Director Chloé Zhao added the detail to establish time setting + because she is a big fan of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Zhao also directs the upcoming MCU film Eternals (2021).
Film director (name redacted) admits to intentionally "making things as awful as possible" for the crew, in his commentary track on "The Avengers" 2012 DVD (1:00-2:09)
I'm toying with the idea of combining the climax of The Incredible Hulk with the Hulk scenes from Avengers 2012 and the Black Widow scenes from Iron-Man 2 and the consultant short to make an MCU origin film for Mark Ruffalo's Hulk using deep fake tech and color correction.
My name is Bobby Holland Hanton and I have been Chris Hemsworth's stunt double since 2012 in Thor, the Avengers, and most recently as Tyler Rake in Netflix's film Extraction, AMA!
Between the car chases, explosions, and up close and personal combat of Extraction - Chris and I and the whole team had an amazing time, from walking through the fight choreography and blocking out the scenes to the final insanity you see on screen. I'm stoked to talk about the entire experience as well as what it's been like working in the industry, doing stunts as a Norse god, and all the mayhem along the way.
Proof: https://i.redd.it/qzcrnhy1dmx41.png
EDIT: Heading out now. Thanks for all the questions guys, this has been fun!
When MCU Suits are put into the game, the 2012 suits are a MUST HAVE. & the 2015 suits, Infinity War, & Endgame. Basically the whole Avengers Tetralogy. & solo film Suits. Which are your favorites? reddit.com/gallery/m9hq7q
Watching Gordon Ramsay's gameshow and I saw a mistake in the question. There were 7 Avengers in the 2012 film. Fix up BBC! imgur.com/a/r4Rh9KX
In the 2012 film "The Avengers" Tony Stark drives an Acura NSX rather than a Dodge Avenger. This is a subtle indicator that the group will disband in "Captain America: Civil War."
The graphic designer who made the poster for 2012 blockbuster The Avengers mistakenly used the title of a different film from 1998, starring Ralph Fiennes and Uma Thurman. By sheer luck, this other movie was also entitled The Avengers and so the graphic designer was not fired over the blunder.
Rewatching "Marvel's The Avengers" (2012). Still one of my top Mcu films. The cinematography, music, story buildup, and that theater experience back 8years ago. Nostalgic.
The Avengers (2012) a film that is designed to test the limits of irony where they used the ugliest actor to portray the role of the hero Hot Guy.
In Marvel’s The Avengers (2012) it makes clear that the movie is not connected to The Bee Movie (2007) this is because there is no mention of the other movie in both films.
Thor (Avengers 2012) vs all the big Spider-Man movie villains (Green Goblin, Dr Octopus, Sandman and Venom from the Raimi films, Lizard and Electro from the Amazing films, Vulture and Mysterio from the MCU movies, and Kingpin from Into the Spider-Verse).
The fight takes place in New York, the villains are trying to assassinate Thor and have prepped beforehand.
The Avengers (2012) was the least profitable movie of all time. Although the film grossed over $1.5B USD, the cost to rebuild NYC after the aliens destroyed it was over $4.73B USD.
X-Men (from the 2000 film) vs. The Avengers (from the 2012 film)
Battle is in the front yard of Xavier's school. Everyone can use their powers/abilties to its full potential to ensure victory.
Did you know? Robert Downey Jr is fluent in English, this is referenced in an easter egg in 2012's 'Avengers' where Tony Stark speaks English throughout the entire film.
Avengers: Endgame poster (2012 version) by The Film Source
In The Avengers (2012) when Hawkeye fires at Maria Hill, even though he's shooting a gun, he positions his body with his shoulder blades very far back, just as he would if he were firing bow and arrow. Almost everyone other S.H.I.E.L.D agent in the film uses the traditional 'cup and saucer' method.
Cleaning up and found this old film reel for the second Avengers trailer back in 2012.
In the film Avengers (2012), Tony Stark (Iron Man) mentions a man playing Galaga (1981). Later, there is a man playing a game (2600 BC) of what might be Galaga (1981), which could be a reference to what Tony Stark (Robert Downey, Jr.) mentioned earlier.
Robert Downy Jr. is fluent in English. This is an easter egg in 2012’s Avengers where Tony Stark speaks English throughout the entire film
Upon rewatching The Avengers (2012), I am starting to believe that Nick Fury was the true main protagonist of the film all along.
[NA] Black Panther is currently on pace to be the highest grossing film at the domestic box office in Marvel Studios' history, surpassing 2012's The Avengers. (Unadjusted for Inflation)
Today, on May 4th, we celebrate the release of one of the most groundbreaking sci-fi films ever: The Avengers in 2012!! Happy 6th Anniversary, everyone!
Back from 2012, when the first Avengers film came out. youtube.com/watch?v=CJV2F…
It’s fascinating looking back at The Avengers (2012). Perhaps Scott Lang will be vital in introducing the Quantum realm. It’s been threaded in countless films from Thor to Dr. Strange and of course Ant-Man, yet it’s all still a huge mystery.
The artist in the film, Argo (2012), who was shown in the film doing storyboards in real life was Jack “King” Kirby, who co-created Captain America, the Fantastic Four, the Avengers, the X-Men, and many more comic characters.
In the film avengers (2012) nick fury makes a reference to flying monkeys, Captain America says"I understood that reference" possibly suggesting he understands what nick fury is referencing.
In the 2012 Avengers film How many casualties do you think there were in the battle of New York?
I calculated my number based on the average number of civilians in skyscrapers, Thanos’ battle tactics on previous planets, Loki’s tactics in previous attacks, and the general collateral damage shown. I also considered that the first responders and the US army were present. I got a number at around 4,597 civilian and US military casualties. What do you think?
Recreated The cover of Kirby’s Avengers 4 using the surviving members from the 2012 film
Robert Downey Jr is fluent in English, this is referenced in an easter egg in 2012's "Avengers" where Tony Stark speaks English throughout the film.
In “Avengers: Endgame” the Ancient One tells Hulk at the Battle of New York that he’s “about 5 years too early” to find Dr Strange. The first “Avengers” film was released in May 2012 while “Dr Strange” was released 4.5 years later in November 2016.
Quick question about The Avengers/Avengers Assemble (2012) film.
I have a quick question, I'm planning to buy 4K UHD version of the 2012 Avengers film, Is the UK version change the opening title as well? from The Avengers (US) to Avengers Assemble (UK)?
In The Avengers (2012), the film is a constant black screen. This is a subtle nod to the fact I forgot to turn my television on to watch it.
[Marvel's The Avengers 2012 MCU Film] "Power at 400% Capacity". How is Stark's suit able to store more power than it's max capacity? That's like a 10 gallon gas tank holding 40 gals. Or does he only keep his arc reactor 1/4 charged?
On the poster for the film "The Avengers" (2012), there is a small logo for Marvel Studios. This is a nod to the fact that the majority of the characters presented in the film originated from Marvel comic books
The Avengers (2012 film) end credits + Thor, Cap and Iron Man. [1200 x 675] imgur.com/a/DZ3Q8
In relation to all comic book movie debuts, it's seventh behind two Avengers films, two Dark Knight flicks, Iron Man 3 and Spider-Man 3. Kapow! But even more impressive is how in the tables of non-sequel films it's second only to the $152 million of The Hunger Games (2012). moviepilot.com/posts/3783…
It seems like yesterday when we watched Avengers Assemble (2012), and the list of upcoming Marvel films stated Infinity war: (2018), and we all thought it was ages away...
[NA] Black Panther is currently on pace to be the highest grossing film at the domestic box office in Marvel Studios' history, surpassing 2012's The Avengers. (Unadjusted for Inflation)
In relation to all comic book movie debuts, it's seventh behind two Avengers films, two Dark Knight flicks, Iron Man 3 and Spider-Man 3. Kapow! But even more impressive is how in the tables of non-sequel films it's second only to the $152 million of The Hunger Games (2012). moviepilot.com/posts/3783…
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