Avengers Assemble [4K Ultra-HD + Blu-ray] [2018] [Region Free]

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Très bon Avengers

I was skeptical before buying this but got it nevertheless and was completely blown away by how good this looks. Excellent video as well as audio quality. The 4K is upscaled (and not native 4K), but man how good it looks! The picture is clear and the colours are vibrant. Black levels are superb and the overall fidelity of the picture is simply beautiful. The audio is a fully immersive Dolby atmos with plenty of surround effect thrills to satisfy your theatre quality audio needs. Excellent 4K disc. Highly recommended 😊🙌

Great film and now in sort of 4K. Excellent entry in to the Avengers first outing. Don’t buy this expecting the Joss Whedon commentary as you will need to buy the American release for that.

I understand some people are upset at the lack of extras but the main point of this review is about the movie itself and not what could or should have been included. Being a Marvel fan from the mid 1960's onwards the recent spate of films leading up to The Avengers from the first Iron Man onwards was like a stairway to the ultimate comic movie heaven. The movies that led up to this featuring Iron Man, Hulk, Thor and Captain America dropped heavy hints as to what to expect with their SHIELD cameos, particularly Nick Fury and with the announcement that Hawkeye (my favourite of old) and Black Widow were also to appear it was a must see for me to see at the first showing on the first day of general release. Having Loki as the main villain was an extra bonus as it fittingly harks back to the first appearance of the Avengers. The movie itself is a fantastic success, yes it's an action movie with some superb set pieces including a couple of great battles between Iron Man and Thor and later Thor and Hulk before the movie gets into its stride but Joss Whedon's script and direction also brings many of the character traits we have loved from the team to life. Instead of the old Hawkeye/Captain America face-offs we have Cap and Iron Man, there's hints to the past of Hawkeye and Natasha, great interaction between Stark and Banner, Nick Fury's often cynical playing of the team to achieve his aims and some throwaway moments like Cap's allusion to the Wizard of Oz, The Hulk's thrashing of Loki and Stan Lee's obligatory cameo. There's also the SHIELD heli-carrier brilliantly re-imagined from the old massive bulk of early SHIELD days to a stream-lined futuristic base of operations. When Loki's allies, the alien Chitauri, explode onto the scene with their massive flying fighting beasts the action ratchets up a few more pegs leading to a superb finale and the mid-end credit appearance of hopefully the next villain. Yes it would have been nice to have a 2 disc version with lots of extras and there is no reason as to why it wasn't done. The US version isn't due out till next week and their single disc version has a commentary from Joss Whedon and an extra featurette and their 2 disc and 4 disc versions have a whole host of extras, deleted scenes and gag reels in comparison to the poor relation we have over here. Disney management have managed to disengage their brains en masse and missed a real trick here ensuring that for one of the most eagerly awaited releases of all time a very large section of fans will not buy this release by skimping on the extras. There's no commentary and just one actual extra - a brief 6 minute pseudo documentery, but don't let that monumental piece of corporate stupidity stop you from watching this excellent movie. It's inane decisions like this that play into the hands of pirates, for a blockbuster movie like this get your release right the first time at a reasonable price with all the extras you can muster. That said, after waiting almost 50 years to see The Avengers hit the big screen I'm not going to let some Mickey Mouse company's antics ruin the day as I will be playing this (and the movies leading up to it) time and time again. PS you also get a 2 for 1 voucher for Madame Tussaud's, London.