I see the two of them in the same category. Both, whether it is Milla Jovovich or Charlize Theron, they are beautiful main female leads with a sexy-futuristic look.
Eventhough, their suits put their perfect body in display, I did not like their hairstyle at all. Don't get me wrong, I love the colors, just not the cut.
Beside my main women's physical appearance (a win for Charlize since she's wearing black, but also a win for Milla since she has a nicer sword, which brings us to a tie), all scenes were nicely shot and I liked the architectural design of all places.
Conclusion: watch it only for your eyes, because the story is not developed enough. Cheeeeea!!!
Secretly hoping that my contribution to The Avengers' first weekend box office will make a difference...make a sky high profit...bigger than Titanic's. *crossing fingers*
G.E.N.I.U.S. is the only word that comes to mind. Seriously, where else can you find such a good storyline and amazing cast? Wordless level of eye candy from second 1 till the ending credit. What more can you ask? Having Robert Downey Jr. as Tony Stark/Iron Man, Chris Evans as Captain America, Chris Helmsworth as Thor, Clark Gregg as Agent Phil Coulson, Tom Hiddleston as Loki, Scarlett Johanson as Black Widow, and Cobie Smulder as Agent Maria Hill.
The only downside is prolly the fact that Samuel Jackson got too much screentime, but on the other hand...
...my favorite and world-saving Iron Man still got his charm, if not, even more. Moreover, he is probably the only person on earth who can have that level of charisma without me having a word of complaint.
It shows perfectly how brave the US Navy is...each man would die for another.
I was curious to watch the movie because Roselyn Sanchez has her name printed on the casting list. My expectations were set high. Unfortunately, the highest your expectations, the hardest the deception. Her overall screentime is ~7 minutes *cries* and gets beat up by several men.
The first-person shooter filming style is...kind of annoying. It's as bad as shaky cameras. I came out of the theater with a light headache.
Gary Oldman as Ivan Korshunov
The man is handsome and has an active brain, but since he's a villain he has to die. And the way he died was so ridiculous...by a parachute. Can you believe it? It is such a waste and unfair.
I felt bad for Ivan, but it is sort of acceptable since he was killed while fighting with the President (Harrison Ford). It is unbelievable what a president can do...in a movie. In real life, they would be dead after maximum 5 minutes. Why can't we find someone this amazing around us???
