This movies follows are heroes in a quest that spans across a vast universe.
It starts off on earth, but later expands through the entire universe.
In this world they are these Roy G. Biv elements that grant the owner ultimate power and dominance
over his or her peers.
In order for anyone to get all the elements they have to go on a scavenger hunt since
they’ve been randomly scatter around the universe.
The villain and his henchmen search tirelessly for the McGuffin devices, but seem to always
be one step behind the good guys.
It doesn’t matter if you’re first sometimes though because the villain’s henchman could
get whatever they want from whoever they want.
The main henchman uses magic spells against the good guys and barely has to lift a finger
to beat somebody down.
In case you were thinking the villain is hands off and lets his side kicks to all his dirty
work, that’s not the case because he flexes his muscle when he whoops one of the good
guy’s strongest characters in a one on one matchup.
The heroes and villains learn where one of the McGuffins are located.
The race is on to locate the object and portals appear to help the main characters get from
point A to point B to find what they’re looking for.
The leader of the heroes is the guy in the high tech suit.
He’s in love with the red head and his love for her serves as a motivation on why he has
to protect their world.
One of the characters the super team recruits is this little kid.
Even though the evil villains are far too dangerous when going toe to toe with little
kids, the kids in these movies have seen more movies (audio).
There’s actually a lot of pop culture references that make this film entertaining for movie
buffs.
80s classics like Footloose get referenced (audio).
It’s not all fun and games when people start getting hurt.
The bad guy starts killing off loved ones and this causes the heroes to seek vengeance.
A battle against good and evil ensues and the two sides move heaven and earth looking
for the McGuffin devices.
The theme of the film is sacrifice and that’s evident during their quest when a character
throws a loved one off a cliff in order to receive one of the mystical objects.
I’m no Abraham, and I don’t think I have the stomach to throw someone off a cliff like
that, but I don’t blame the characters because the infinite power they’d receive would
serve useful in completing their agenda.
There’s a scene where one of the characters uses his power to reverse time and this is
just a glimpse of the power they’re after.
Afterwards, the heroes manage to get the bad guy right where they want him.
All they have to do is stick to the plan and victory is theirs.
The dumb teammate holding the gun ruins the plan and allows the bad guy to get away.
A war is on the way and everyone knows that if you’re going to go to war, you’re going
to need a uniform.
One of the heroes suits up in a giant suit of armor.
On paper, it looks like the good guys have the advantage, but in actuality, the bad guys
outnumber them 20 to 1.
The bad guys send hundreds of mindless drones as pawns to take them down.
Also, the villain sends his trusted female henchman to do his dirty work.
She fails miserably.
Meanwhile, the character with the suit of armor is facing the bad guy and giving him
a run for his money.
I don’t know if he gets tired or something or the bad guy just powered up, but for whatever
reason he starts getting beat da da da da da down.
The bad guy rips his armor off and it’s a wrap after that.
It’s not over yet and the heroes gain the upper hand when the villain gets hit with
a mean blow.
Just when you think the bad guy’s down for the count, he’s not because the hero should’ve
aimed for the head.
Then boom.
The villain uses his secret weapon and you’re not sure what happened, but all I know is
all the main characters disintegrate like everybody from the Bone Thugs N Harmony crossroads
video.
The final gold McGuffin is given away and the world will never be the same again.
Those are 24 reasons these movies are the same.
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