The Avengers: Agent Phil Colon, And Captain America

Since its release as a comic nearly fifty years ago, The Avengers has continued to entertain its many readers. However, three years ago, the franchise was brought to new heights, when it was made in to a highly successful movie. Featuring many renowned actors and actresses, including Scarlett Johansson, Samuel Jackson, Robert Downey, Jr., and Chris Hemsworth, this movie leaves many people wondering who the most entertaining character is. The five most entertaining characters in The Avengers movie are Tony Stark, Black Widow, Dr. Bruce Banner, Agent Phil Colson, and Captain America. One of the most entertaining characters in The Avengers is Tony Stark on account of his fantastic sense of humor. Also referred to as Iron Man in the movie, Tony
While on board a plane with Captain America, Agent Phil awkwardly states, “It's an honor to meet you, officially. I sort of met you, I mean, I watched you while you were sleeping. I mean, I was... I was present while you were unconscious from the ice.” In this scene, viewers of the movie learn that Agent Phil has a minor obsession with Captain America, which most will find amusing and entertaining. Later on in the movie, Phil reveals that he is the owner of a vintage set of Captain America trading cards, and asks Captain America if he wouldn’t mind signing them for him. Once again, movie watchers learn about the Agent’s idolization of Captain America. On account of his childlike devotion to Captain America, Agent Phil entertains the
Bruce Banner is one of the most entertaining characters in The Avengers on account of his strategy and analytical skills. The first time that Dr. Banner’s strategic skills are demonstrated is when Black Widow is trying to convince him to help her look for the Tesseract. Somewhat randomly, Dr. Banner shouts, “Stop lying to me!” When she responded that she wasn’t lying to him, Dr. Banner knew that he could trust her. This scene is an excellent example of Dr. Banner’s strategic skills. Another example comes from on board the submarine. Dr. Banner develops a plan to help locate the Tesseract. He tells Fury, “Call every lab you know. Tell them to put the spectrometers on the roof and calibrate them for gamma rays.” In this instance, Dr. Banner was able to come up with a new plan that had not been previously thought of, which once again demonstrates his strong analytical