The Avengers

The Avengers trailer neatly summarised by SlashFilm commenter

Leave it to the people of SlashFilm.com for the definitive commentary on the new trailer for The Avengers that debuted over the weekend.

I hope you like foreign versions of movie trailers

A Russian trailer for The Avengers and a Japanese TV spot for Battleship. Literally the only thing worth reporting at the moment. No wonder we lost those blog awards earlier this year.

A true Hollywood glove story

I promise I wasn't high or drunk when making this. Just very stupid.

New Avengers banners likely to cause aggro in Liverpool

Two brand new character banners for The Avengers have emerged, and don't worry, Scarlett Johansson's arse is featured as prominently as possible. Something tells me, though, that this campaign could be considered aggressive in Merseyside.

FUCK YES. Avengers trailer

This new trailer for The Avengers makes me wish I could fall into a coma just so that May 2012 comes to me in the blink of a droopy, barely-conscious eye.

New Avengers images reveal small plot detail

If you read our weekend round-up (and if not, why not?), you'll have seen the exciting new pictures from The Avengers movie. But did you notice the small plot detail they managed to sneak in? It's hard to see at first, so we made this graphic to help.

Never assemble Avengers individually

Entertainment Weekly have released the first official pictures from the set of The Avengers, which is appropriate, because EW.

New Captain America trailer and poster prove America ROCKS!

Got high expectations? Got a little US flag to wave? Got a pair of devil horns in each hand? Then you’re now ready to watch the new trailer for Captain America: The First Avenger. Rawwwk!.

First official pic from The Avengers!

Good news everyone! The Avengers has now officially started filming and, as this first official photo shows, it's gonna be AMAZE.

Review: Thor

The main problem Marvel faces in rounding up its Avengers is this introduction to the Norse God of Thunder. Can Thor exist in Iron Man's more rational world of implausible tech and high-science? Well, the question seems to be: is a near-omnipotent, hammer-wielding space Viking any less believable than a billionaire shooting lasers from his flying robot suit? As it turns out, no. They're both utterly ridiculous. Now sit back, shut up and enjoy.