'The Avengers' Trailer Verdict: More Hulk, Less Stark, Less Loki, Deeper

I've got a word for that makers from the new Avengers trailer: Transformers. Using the discharge of the very first full trailer for Disney and Marvel's all-star 2012 super hero tentpole, fans finally obtain a real consider the four primary heroes together -- The Hulk, Iron Guy, Captain America and Thor -- with a few semblance from the film's narrative displayed. Loki's back, so might be Nick Fury and Black Widow, Hawkeye's now in this area, and everybody's searching like they would like to perform some righteous ass-kicking. Cars explode, voiceovers portend, Tony Stark cracks jokes. Awesome. Or it might be as we hadn't seen all this before and expected each and every factor that people saw within the trailer. Which will get in the crux from the Avengers problem: Because of the scope and impact of the baby films, so how exactly does that one deliver something bigger, better, more recent? PHOTOS: 'The Avengers': New Photos From Marvel's Super hero Film Of course, for any film of the scale, this "trailer" is actually just a long teaser. We're not designed to see everything yet. The film doesn't emerge for an additional seven several weeks approximately, and also the studio and filmmakers need to avoid wasting build for that meantime. Still, have a look back in the first real Transformers: Dark from the Moon trailer. That involved figures we'd seen before -- robot and human -- but handled to share epic drama and conflict once we got hints of Chicago being completely destroyed in addition to great emotional moments (note Bumblebee -- a robot(!!) -- in despair). Besides theAvengerstrailer do none of the, however it recycles a villain from Thor. Author-director Joss Whedon better have bigger, badder forces behind Loki to increase the darkness quotient or nobody's likely to care. The Joker, among the best-portrayed comic villains ever at nighttime Dark night, would appear less terrifying if he was cut back for an additional go-round. Which reaches the size problem, too. We actually only see one street of cars wrecked by Loki. Seriously? Didn't we have seen that completed in Independence Day 15 years back? We actually require the Avengers with this? Audiences will need a significantly bigger threat to humanity to obtain committed to this showdown. STORY: 'The Avengers' Trailer: Fans, Industry React Which includes the showdowns between your heroes, too. So far all we obtain is two lame jokes from Stark, together with a backhanded compliment to Bruce Banner that basically calls focus on the ridiculousness of those superheroes to begin with. That's a harmful game to experience with fans, who would like these men/archetypes given serious attention. And at this time, Banner/The Hulk is an infinitely more interesting character than Stark. Iron Guy's theonly one we've seen more often than once to date, which second outing left lots of fans wanting, as well as fed up with the shtick. This trailer essentially does the task of having fans excited. But that's likely to put on off very rapidly, and you will find there's lengthy approach to take until Go Time, not to mention until any future sequels or further Avenger team-ups. Marvel, Disney and Whedon absolutely should have some bigger, better spectacle ahead, and become prepared to show it. That wow-factor bar is placed high -- and hang partly by Iron Guy itself. With no courage to place something large at risk -- within the trailer as well as in the film -- this franchise darling may have fans seeking vengeance. Avengers Marvel Entertainment