The Avengers

 -"Avengers: Age of Ultron" (2015) - This film delves into the psychology of the heroes in a way that few superhero movies have achieved. We see Tony Stark grappling with the consequences of his technology, leading to the creation of Ultron. Captain America continues to struggle to find his place in a modern world, and Hulk's internal conflict is explored with sensitivity. Furthermore, the relationship between Natasha Romanoff (Black Widow) and Bruce Banner (Hulk) adds an additional layer of complexity to the characters.

- "Avengers: Infinity War" (2018) and "Avengers: Endgame" (2019) - These films represent an astonishing cinematic achievement. "Infinity War" weaves an epic narrative that spans multiple locations and groups of characters as Thanos pursues his goal. Emotional moments, such as the loss of beloved characters, profoundly impacted viewers. "Endgame" provides a satisfying closure to many character arcs, and the final battle in which all the heroes unite is an exciting culmination of years of character development.

- Legacy in the superhero genre - The Avengers films have left a lasting legacy in the superhero genre. They have demonstrated that it is possible to create a coherent shared cinematic universe. Additionally, they have set a standard for the quality of visual effects and action sequences. The success of these films has led to a surge in the popularity of superheroes in cinema and has inspired other studios to create similar cinematic universes.

Álvaro Vega