Kattiera Nana I think this is a new genre that they're all sort of working their way through it and haven't got all the kinks worked out yet but it's a genre that works for me.

TrueJoshNight Truly Dreadful Film

Kodie Bird True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Guillelmina The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

Elizabeth Johnson This show is amazing to me, I know a lot of people won;t agree with me.This may come as a shock to most people, but i'm 13 years old. I'm really a child at heart!The show is silly and serious, I see people write reviews on this by just looking at the first episode, but I think in order to do a review on a show you at least have to watch the first season.I never saw the show before this one, but i'm sure it was just as great!The show makes me laugh, but it can be serious when it wants to.There was an episode where Tony had been transformed into a kid again. Red Skull thought it was the right time to take revenge on him. The episode was sad because Tony was scared that he couldn't make things right this time, he even began to cry.The show is great if you are a child at heart like me.

Matt Waits What happens when you take an amazing show like Earth's Mightiest Heroes, with in depth character development and evolving plots true to its comic book roots, and bash it in the head with a rock until it can barely speak the words "Hulk smash"? ... This. I'm shocked to come here and find a 7 star rating for this travesty, and frankly I suspect the only way this is possible is that all Disney workers were forced to sign in and give it a 10 to offset everyone else giving it a 1.Is this is what we have to look forward to with Disney at the helm of Marvel? My inner child just died.

Rico Dimayuga So I wanted to get more into the animated Avengers shows, so I finished Earth's Mightiest Heroes. It was easily an 8.5-9/10, with great character development, amazing voice acting, a changing team, and an expanding Marvel universe. I absolutely loved it. I finally finished it, and I found that Avengers Assemble is a newer and more modern version, so I decided to give it a try, hoping that even if the art style is different, it would improve upon the near perfect show that was EMH. I was horribly wrong. This show is so awful honestly. Characters repeatedly pull off feats that normally wouldn't work but only do because of the fact that the writers can't figure out a way to solve the story without some awful plot device. There is next to no character development, only following what the Cinematic Universe has done, and even then what they did with it was unbelievably awful. Characters are extremely generic with no development or consistency to it. Even if the show is meant for younger children, you could watch Earth's Mightiest Heroes as a child and still enjoy it, because it didn't always try to take itself seriously, while Assemble clearly does. The art style might look better, but don't be fooled. Avengers Assemble is by no means an amazing show.

maravillasnightwing What is this? ewwA:EMHS done it better, WAAAY better most of the avengers here are lousy and did not even include Antman and Wasp.and since when Black widow and Nick fury can be trustedevery episode breaks and burns my eyes so I stopped it this is trash cause its the same.Captain America could do better than that, bruce banner aka the hulk, is more in control than being mad and finding peace being in his human form.THE VILLAINS! eww, they lack of menacing and they are dumb not the villains we wanted and hoped to see make this show better and inspiring for children to watch because not all comic readers are 7 year olds and please adapt what they did to the mainstream Marvel comics, they have done it waaay too far You made us mad of what you did to the characters specially Captain America, you downgraded and underestimate of what he can do specially thor and hulk, they could have been more relatable to us, of emotions.