Lightdeossk
Captivating movie !
StyleSk8r
At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.
Mathilde the Guild
Although I seem to have had higher expectations than I thought, the movie is super entertaining.
DCfan
This movie was definitely worth my time. Even though I saw this movie before Iron Man rise of technavore this movie was actually better and had more of an interesting story line. As I have stated in my previous review I was never really an anime fan when I watched this but I still enjoyed it.I am actually glad that Black Widows voice was changed even though it was weird that Black Widow was in a relationship with Elias Starr (Egghead in the comics) and he was a shield scientist in the movie.The best scene was where a dog was licking Punisher and the final battle. Especially the scene when Hulk says "HULK HATE GRAVITON!"This movie is good for a teenager or an adult but not for children because Punisher dose a few mature things in the movie.
jvrichie
This movie is almost unwatchable. Many have pointed out plot holes and poor writing in general but add to that the cringe inducing voice acting, the feeble attempt at an anime tone and the absolutely horrible editing. There are constant scenes of a character saying something in the middle of a conversation and unexplained delays before the other person says anything back. Maybe it would make sense if the director included a meaningful look or gesture or frankly anything but there's nothing. Half the time, while you're waiting for anyone to respond to a line the scene is just everyone standing or sitting and there's no expression on their face at all. I understand "meaningful" pauses but these are just pauses that make no sense.So the writing is a mess, the voice acting is painful and the editing barely exist. Avoid this movie as if it will give your brain cancer - because it will.
subxerogravity
Did not like it.It was more talk than action. I kind of hate it when animation is all talk, what's the point? The animation does not even look cheap it looks like some effort went into it. Enough effort for it not to be just the characters talking for 90mins. Maybe it would be worth the talk if it was not a story I heard many times. Though the addiction of the Punisher is some-what refreshing, listening to the Black widow and Nick fury defend their occupations as spies is only interesting when Sam L Jackson and Scarlett Johansson do it. The voice acting was not worthy of all that talk. It was like they were just reading their lines and not really well. I've seen better action sequences and the character design was weak. When The Avengers finally made it on screen, I was not excited to see them at all.I do like seeing the villain Graviton done for animation but his appearance was to minimal too salvage the film. Found it uninteresting.
DareDevilKid
Reviewed by: Dare Devil KidRating: 3.7/5 starsA terrific feature for two of Marvel's relatively unsung heroes – Black Widow and Punisher. Black Widow is presented with all her sex appeal, charisma, spunk, and martial arts skills, while Punisher is shown as an eternally laconic cynic with raw muscle power, toughness, and copious amounts of gray shades – just how we've come to love them from the comics. We're also introduced to a new villainous organization (with hints of a possible link to HYDRA) that could make its presence felt in future Marvel outings, even in the upcoming movie ventures. During the climax, the fans are even treated to special appearances from some of the more famous members of the Avengers. The screenplay is very good and keeps us engrossed for the film's short runtime. The animation is more than decent for a direct-to-video offering.Marvel studios is consistently bringing us memorable tales like these in the form of neat, little videos to accompany their top quality, big- budget, full-length feature films. First is was the two "Ultimate Avengers" videos, then came "Thor: Tales of Asgard", and now this. All in all, this is a thoroughly enjoyable little fare that admirably doffs its hat to two heroes of the Marvel universe that have contributed a lot in the background, but never really been given top billing.
