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'''The Avengers''' is a 2012 [[superhero]] film, based on the [[Marvel Comics]] series ''[[The Avengers]]''. It was released to theaters on May 4, 2012. It is produced by [[Marvel Studios]] and is the first Marvel Comics film adaptation to be distributed by [[Disney]], Marvel's new parent company (although the logo for [[Paramount Pictures]], former distributor of Marvel Studios films, appears on marketing materials and in the film's opening titles in place of the Disney logo). The movie is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a series of films produced independently by Marvel which are set in the same universe.

'''The Avengers''' is a 2012 [[superhero]] film, based on the [[Marvel Comics]] series ''[[The Avengers]]''. It was released to theaters on May 4, 2012. It is produced by [[Marvel Studios]] and is the first Marvel Comics film adaptation to be distributed by [[Disney]], Marvel's new parent company (although the logo for [[Paramount Pictures]], former distributor of Marvel Studios films, appears on marketing materials and in the film's opening titles in place of the Disney logo). The movie is a part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a series of films produced independently by Marvel which are set in the same universe. It is widely considered to be one of the greatest comic book movies of all time, holding a 92% "Fresh" rating on [[Rotten Tomatoes]], making it the second highest rated superhero movie on the site next to ''[[The Dark Knight]]''

==Cast==

==Cast==

The film denies the Christian position by including the characters of [[Thor]] and [[Loki]], who are actual Norse demigods. Although the character of [[Captain America]] is shown to refuse to recognize the characters as gods in the film; in a scene in which a character warns him of their demigod powers, he responds, "There's only one God, and I'm pretty sure he dosen't dress like that!".  

The film denies the Christian position by including the characters of [[Thor]] and [[Loki]], who are actual Norse demigods. Although the character of [[Captain America]] is shown to refuse to recognize the characters as gods in the film; in a scene in which a character warns him of their demigod powers, he responds, "There's only one God, and I'm pretty sure he dosen't dress like that!".  

In another liberal theme, the film portrays the U.S. military as corrupt and unscrupulous. An example of this is their decision in the film to launch a nuclear attack on their own people in order to put an end to a military conflict.  

The film portrays the U.S. military as corrupt and unscrupulous. An example of this is their decision in the film to launch a nuclear attack on their own people in order to put an end to a military conflict.  

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