The New Avengers Full Movie In Hindi Free Download

The New Avengers Full Movie In Hindi Free Download

John Steed and his new accomplices Purdey and Gambit find themselves facing new and deadly dangers in the bizarre world of espionage. Mixing fantasy with a darker edge, the trio face mutated giant rats, flocks of killer birds and fanatical mysterious monks. Later episodes find Steed's loyalty under question and an increasing number of assignments overseas.
As a kid this was actually my first introduction to the series, then I watched the Tara King season when it was repeated by Channel 4 in the early 80s, then I caught up with the earlier seasons via DVD.<br/><br/>Very interesting, acts almost as a bridging ep between the old Avengers and The Professionals. Very much more set in the real world than it&#39;s predecessors, uniformed policemen, drugs, poor people, the Cold War with the Soviet Union replacing some unnamed &#39;foreign power&#39;. More violent, gunfights (which Patrick McNee always tried to avoid due to his World War 2 combat experiences), car chases and fight scenes with a lot more vigour than before. Still no blood and no women getting killed (good!), still gentlemen spies and villains. The structure of 2 young agents supervised by a stern yet affectionate superior is repeated in The Professionals and Mike Gambit is very much a prototype for Bodie in a great many ways in terms of style and background. Given the success of Purdey&#39;s character it almost seems strange that they didn&#39;t try to introduce a female CI5 agents into the mix? But maybe that would have seemed too close? Of course one episode actually features future Professionals Martin Shaw and Lewis Collins as the villains, Collins remarking to Shaw that they &quot;Make a good team, we should work together again some time&quot;.<br/><br/>McNee still magnificent as ever especially in &#39;Dead Men are Dangerous&#39; which is extremely good, possibly the best ep ever. If there&#39;s a weakness to the series it&#39;s the sometimes rather ropey special effects (especially the &#39;giant&#39; rat), a lack of budget and the endlessly repeated cliché off a dying man&#39;s final words setting the team off on their adventure. The Canada eps are a little flat but no offence to the canucks 70s Canada didn&#39;t lend it&#39;s much to great drama as Brian Clemens comments. The French eps are much better, Paris lending itself to the Avengers and the idea of literal Soviet &#39;sleeper agents&#39; terrific. All told it&#39;s a classic even if very much of it&#39;s time and well worth the look.
The idea of The New Avengers was to combine the idiosyncrasies of the old show, yet update it to compete with the then current cop show genre. Thereby capture the audience of middle America.<br/><br/>Ultimately it failed commercially and where The Avengers, with Steed and Emma Peel, led The New Avengers followed. The strengths were some cracking stories and performances from the three lead actors (special mention to Joanna Lumley - a worthy successor to Emma Peel). Weaknesses were some rushed and hurried plots and a continued lack of funding.<br/><br/>By following the trends of the 1970s it became far more dated than it&#39;s more stylish predecessor.

Steed didn&#39;t normally use a firearm as Patrick McNee had an aversion to them after his wartime combat experiences as motor torpedo boat commander. However in The New Avengers he does use firearms in episodes such as &#39;Dead Men are Dangerous&#39;, &#39;The Gladiators&#39;, &#39;Hostage&#39; and &#39;Trap&#39;, killing at least 2 men. He keeps an antique Colt .45 revolver from his cowboy days as a momento in his house. The New Avengers breaks many of the traditional rules of the original Avengers such as including uniformed policemen, blood visibly on display and Steed using firearms in episodes such as &#39;Dead Men are Dangerous&#39;, &#39;The Gladiators&#39;, &#39;Hostage&#39; and &#39;Trap&#39;. Steed also keeps an antique Colt 45 from his cowboy days in his house. The lower classes are now portrayed including tramps and the central conflict is explicitly the Cold War between NATO and the Warsaw Pact rather than some unnamed &#39;foreign power&#39;. In many ways the series is seen as bridging the gap between the pure fantasy of &#39;The Avengers&#39; and the gritty realism of creator Brian Clemens&#39; next project &#39;The Professionals&#39;. a5c7b9f00b