Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 1st, 2015)

[Khev]

I get and agree with what you're saying.

 

[crows]

Nope. Research the character.

in this movie
he IS an iron man/tony stark villain mostly

ant man didnt make ultron in this movie did he??????



ultron is just an iron man villain that the entire team needs to take down:



tony stark made him

ultrons first body was an iron man suit

jarvis tries to talk to him

ultron kills jarvis

ultron gets the help of two siblings that hate tony stark (their motivation is against tony)

Tony decides to upload Jarvis into Vision's body

at the end Jarvis (as vision) has one last conversation with ultron
Jaris/vision take down ultron

lets not forget Ultron HAS Tony Stark's personality/ sarcasm

Tony is responsible for both creating Ultron and for basically taking him down by creating vision (with the help of Thor)

the rest of the avengers are there to just help defeat him,



EVEN Hulk and black widow discuss how this is not even their fight

hawkeye is there as NOTHING more than help and support, he has NOTHING to do with this story.


how is this not an iron man illain the same way loki is a thor villain again???



the only true avengers villain will just be Thanos.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

Why does Ultron have Tony Stark's personality? Bruce Banner worked on him too, so shouldn't he also have Banner's personality? Ultron wouldn't exist without Banner's help.

 

[jye4ever]

Wrong crows,

They all had a hand in creating him.

Thor gave him life!

 

[crows]

im not even criticizing the movie, my post is not even meant to be negative at all. (Just wanted to clear that out before you guys start getting mad again lol)

Im just saying Ultron in this movie just happens to be, well, an Iron Man villain through and through. from beginning to end this is a story about Tony Stark and his creation.
it just happens to have the Avengers to help him against it.

Thor might have a bigger role because of the stone and because of Vision, but besides that this could have been Iron Man 4: the Avengers help edition

 

[jye4ever]

No worries, I'm a lover, not a fighter.

Ultron was created by them all, some willing while others accidently thru their actions.

Ultron was not just a Stark creation or problem.

I bet the governments will use this against the Avengers in CW, especially with Vision being A.I. yet being entrusted with a powerful weapon on his head.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

im not even criticizing the movie, my post is not even meant to be negative at all. (Just wanted to clear that out before you guys start getting mad again lol)

Im just saying Ultron in this movie just happens to be, well, an Iron Man villain through and through. from beginning to end this is a story about Tony Stark and his creation.
it just happens to have the Avengers to help him against it.



Thor might have a bigger role because of the stone and because of Vision, but besides that this could have been Iron Man 4: the Avengers help edition

Yes, but he creates Ultron in the Avengers film, so that makes him an Avengers villain. Loki shows up first in the Thor film, and then he shows up in Avengers with his cool new Sonic the hedgehog haircut ready to take over earth.

 

[karamazov80]

My comics history ends round about 1995, but historically, Ultron is an Avengers villain primarily. As is Kang, and Zemo's Masters of Evil. . .and the list gets pretty short after that, filled with characters 95% of even forum members here wouldn't know like Count Nefaria and Graviton. Thanos is primarily a villain to Adam Warlock, the former Captain Marvel, a bunch of b-list "galactic" characters like some of the members of the film version of Guardians of the Galaxy, and sorta kinda the Silver Surfer, though Silver Surfer doesn't really have enemies in the traditional sense. You're welcome.

 

[Lakhota]

7/10 loved it. Starks personality was imbedded in Ultron the Anti-Stark, that's why he was so witty. Fun movie loved Hawkeyes family and the hallucination dream sequences that Scarlet Witch put on them. Even though they are Gods and Superheros it showed they were vulnerable like other humans . Good flick would have liked to seen ULTRON kick some more butt but overall I enjoyed it

 

[jye4ever]

Yes, but he creates Ultron in the Avengers film, so that makes him an Avengers villain. Loki shows up first in the Thor film, and then he shows up in Avengers with his cool new Sonic the hedgehog haircut ready to take over earth.

i was noticing his haircut the other day.

 

[The Clown Prince of Crime]

i was noticing his haircut the other day.

That's what made him popular with the fangirls. He should have kept that hair style for Thor 2. I like it. If it was up to me, the hair would get longer and spikier with each new film. Like Raditz from DBZ.

 

[jye4ever]

Go full DBZ or gtfo!

 

[Lakhota]

In the movie Maria Hill says Quicksilver has an advanced metabolism , do you think he will self heal and be back? I can't see them wasting a character like him .

 

[RIDDICK]

My comics history ends round about 1995, but historically, Ultron is an Avengers villain primarily. As is Kang, and Zemo's Masters of Evil. . .and the list gets pretty short after that, filled with characters 95% of even forum members here wouldn't know like Count Nefaria and Graviton.

I was glad that AEMH did justice to Graviton. He was sooooooo awesome!
Kang was cool too, and the buildup for him was perfect.

Wish they didn't cancel that series... We can't have nice things, no sir.

 

[DFanatic]

In the movie Maria Hill says Quicksilver has an advanced metabolism , do you think he will self heal and be back? I can't see them wasting a character like him .

I'd like to see him come back. I don't care if it cheapens that death scene, they should never have killed that character to begin with. There are so many ways they can use to bring him back: that machine they used on Hawkeye, the craddle the used to make Vision, Wanda's "magic", SHIELD's TAHITI, the Infinity Stones... the list goes on and on.

 

[PopCultKid]

so much shaky cam
so many cuts

why do people enjoy this?

Hey big guy... sun's getting real low...

 

[Deeznutz6]

I'd like to see him come back. I don't care if it cheapens that death scene, they should never have killed that character to begin with. There are so many ways they can use to bring him back: that machine they used on Hawkeye, the craddle the used to make Vision, Wanda's "magic", SHIELD's TAHITI, the Infinity Stones... the list goes on and on.

Think Feige said today he was toast

 

[Khev]

My comics history ends round about 1995, but historically, Ultron is an Avengers villain primarily. As is Kang, and Zemo's Masters of Evil. . .and the list gets pretty short after that, filled with characters 95% of even forum members here wouldn't know like Count Nefaria and Graviton. Thanos is primarily a villain to Adam Warlock, the former Captain Marvel, a bunch of b-list "galactic" characters like some of the members of the film version of Guardians of the Galaxy, and sorta kinda the Silver Surfer, though Silver Surfer doesn't really have enemies in the traditional sense. You're welcome.

And though I wasn't really following the series at the time IIRC Ultron also had a pretty big hand in Avengers Disassembled.

On another note I picked up a cool AoU poster for my son's room at TRU today (minus the autographs):

Cool 50's retro poster available for $15 off etsy: Avengers: Age of Ultron Retro Poster | GeekAlerts

Love this one:

 

[The Ween]

His death scene was very powerful and emotional.

Audience gasped, my wife cried, I was shocked myself, my son passed gas, too much soda.

He came thru for the story when it counted.

You want to see bad acting, go see Talia's death scene in TDKR!

That was HORRIBLE! And funny

 

[The Ween]

Mine, too. Saw tons of Cap shield shirts. The majority of the people in my theater, if they were wearing Marvel gear, were wearing something Cap based.

A guy came to my theater dressed in a Cap uniform. He actually looked pretty good.