A message for classmates who want to go see 'Avengers'

1. Since this movie involves a large amount of information, many important details are conveyed through the interactions and dialogues of the characters, so please don't overlook the importance of the dialogue just because it's a dramatic scene. Make some appropriate mental inferences. 2. Although the director has done a good job balancing ensemble scenes, as a comic-adapted film, due to inherent limitations in runtime and storytelling methods, it's normal for some viewers to think that there are 'illogical plot points or even serious flaws.' In such cases, refer to points 1 and 3. 3. From Marvel's films starting with 'Iron Man,' 'The Incredible Hulk,' 'Iron Man 2,' 'Thor,' 'Captain America' in May 2008, all the way to 'The Avengers' released this May, the universe of this series, although based on comic adaptations, largely forms its own system. So it's not crucial if you haven't read the comics. However, it's best to have a rough idea of the previously released films. If possible, definitely check out the movie prelude comic, 8 issues titled 'Avengers [Movie Prelude]: Fury's Week.' The universe setting of this comic is integrated with the movie, and it helps understand the chronological connections of the previous films and subsequent plotlines not directly addressed in the movie. 4. Finally, here is a non-spoiler spoiler: in this movie, the Avengers have not yet been established. Looking forward to the sequel.

A message for classmates who want to go see 'Avengers'

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