The Ultimate Avengers is a cartoon movie based on Marvel Comic's popular super-hero group, The Avengers.
This movie encompasses the creation of the Avengers and introduces some of the characters.
The characters we meet are Captain America, Nick Fury, Black Widow, Giantman, The Wasp, The Hulk/Bruce Banner, Ironman, and Thor.
The Avengers supergroup is commonly used in Marvel video games.
Game developers like to use this group as it incorporates many super heroes and many others come and go.
The animation quality is standard for these types of movies, which is to say not that great.
It is better than the 90s comic book cartoons, but, not by much.
Animation has never been a strong point of these movies or cartoons, so the quality is no surprise.
The voice acting will not win any awards but the actors did portray the characters well.
The actor who voiced Captain America was particularly good.
The Black widow voice acting was a little weak, and her Russian accent was horrible.
The story was exciting and engaging (if you are into comic book stories).
Seeing Captain America wake up after being frozen was very fulfilling for a comic book fan.
Seeing him adjust to life in the twenty first century was interesting.
The interaction between the characters was well paced and drove the story along nicely.
I had never seen Doctor Bruce Banner working on the Super Soldier Formula, but it makes sense.
I had never really seen The Wasp or Giantman in any other movies or cartoons so these characters were fresh to me.
The obvious reluctance of Giantman to join the Avengers felt very similar to Tony Stark/Ironman's reluctance.
They think a lot of their own achievements and are not very good team players.
The Ultimate Avengers is a fun movie to watch and is a welcome addition to the current crop of comic book movies.
This cartoon movie is a great precursor to the live action movie coming out soon.
It's Geektime gives it a decent 7 on the d10 of super heroes.
This movie encompasses the creation of the Avengers and introduces some of the characters.
The characters we meet are Captain America, Nick Fury, Black Widow, Giantman, The Wasp, The Hulk/Bruce Banner, Ironman, and Thor.
The Avengers supergroup is commonly used in Marvel video games.
Game developers like to use this group as it incorporates many super heroes and many others come and go.
The animation quality is standard for these types of movies, which is to say not that great.
It is better than the 90s comic book cartoons, but, not by much.
Animation has never been a strong point of these movies or cartoons, so the quality is no surprise.
The voice acting will not win any awards but the actors did portray the characters well.
The actor who voiced Captain America was particularly good.
The Black widow voice acting was a little weak, and her Russian accent was horrible.
The story was exciting and engaging (if you are into comic book stories).
Seeing Captain America wake up after being frozen was very fulfilling for a comic book fan.
Seeing him adjust to life in the twenty first century was interesting.
The interaction between the characters was well paced and drove the story along nicely.
I had never seen Doctor Bruce Banner working on the Super Soldier Formula, but it makes sense.
I had never really seen The Wasp or Giantman in any other movies or cartoons so these characters were fresh to me.
The obvious reluctance of Giantman to join the Avengers felt very similar to Tony Stark/Ironman's reluctance.
They think a lot of their own achievements and are not very good team players.
The Ultimate Avengers is a fun movie to watch and is a welcome addition to the current crop of comic book movies.
This cartoon movie is a great precursor to the live action movie coming out soon.
It's Geektime gives it a decent 7 on the d10 of super heroes.