jye4ever
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Whedon sounds so depressed during his deleted scenes commentary, I hope those 4 deleted scenes wasn't why he had his panties all up in a bunch. 
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Avengers: Age of Ultron (May 1st, 2015)
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Watched it again and Hate it more
Maybe I don't need to see this again. You guys almost had me fooled. Jye. Khev. Maulfan. I'm gonna watch Fury Road again instead while I wait for Jurassic World in 3D.
GasparZizou
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I remember hearing him doing impressions a couple of months ago and he was horrible at it, but he got a lot better.
Whedon went full Paul W.S. Anderson.
That's a very wise decision my broth....
Oh...
Nail on the head.Watched it again and Hate it more
IMO So many scenes that try and be "Ah man that is cool " but fall flat.. Usually due to a corniness that was not in the original. All that Slow motion fighting that was supposed to be cool but looked goofy IMO.. I know that the shot of all the Avengers flying through the air in the beginning is supposed to be the money shot but Hawkeye and Black widow just look silly in their Slow Mo pose IMO and ruin the shot. The final battle slow mo shot... Cap doing his twist in the air over Ultron and Scarlet Witch watching Iron Man fly by.. Just eye rolling bad because its trying so hard to be cool
Ultron might be my least fav villain of all the Marvel films that does not have Iron Man 2 or 3 in the title.
Oh well.... I do like the Cap vs Ultron fight even though Cap looks a bit too cartoony also in many of the shots.
Hope the new directors can get it right after this let down... Something tells me after what they did with Cap the Next Avengers film will be way better then AOU.
Whedon went full Paul W.S. Anderson.
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Watchedit again tonight...i dunno. I enjoyed it more. It had the lower expectation effect so I was able to notice more nuances. There's a whole air of Ultron that i completely disregarded the first time around. I found him quite sympathetic this time around. It improved the character quite a bit for me. He really doesn't understand he's not the hero.
Centurion
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What are the differences between these two versions?
Just the back covers. One has a picture of Vision and one has Ultron.
The aftermath discussion about Ultron is definitely an awkward scene though. For one, Maria Hill. I get that if you look carefully she appears to be using tweezers to pluck glass shards out of her bare foot but did not one person editing the movie not notice that it looks exactly like she's sitting there clipping her toenails??
And then there's Thor. Totally contrived moment where he lifts Stark up by the neck. I didn't like it in the theater and still don't. Seems like it was ONLY inserted just to have a "whoa!" moment for the trailer. He arrives, seemingly lifts Stark in a rage, then casually puts him down like nothing happened and they go about their conversation. Just not well done.
But really those are just little things, and even the awkwardness of those weaker moments is kind of amusing. I love this movie.
Awkward scene indeed. Some of the dialogue just didn't seem to come naturally, particularly from Stark - I found myself thinking ''errr...where did that come from? How was that any kind of response to what Cap said?'' - even in the cinema I thought it was a bizarre scene.
Centurion
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Thank you!
LexiKon318
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I don't have a blu ray player but considering getting the Ultron steelbook just because ... haha
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I received a Vudu streaming gift of AoU last month and I bought the blu-ray today.
I've watched it four times and it's still awesome for me.
I've watched it four times and it's still awesome for me.
It really is. Very exciting throughout. And I still think that the moment all the heroes are defending the core and the last conversation between Ultron and Vision are two of the best scenes in any superhero film.
There's really no point where I just want the film to move on and get to the good stuff. Even the farmhouse scene works IMO and I always laugh at "Miss Barton you little minx..."
Sure I notice several moments that fall flat but none that ever negate the awesome entertainment throughout.
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LexiKon318
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Vision: "Well ... I was born yesterday."
Love it each time I see it.
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Love it each time I see it.
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It really is. Very exciting throughout. And I still think that the moment all the heroes are defending the core and the last conversation between Ultron and Vision are two of the best scenes in any superhero film.
There's really no point where I just want the film to move on and get to the good stuff. Even the farmhouse scene works IMO and I always laugh at "Miss Barton you little minx..."
Sure I notice several moments that fall flat but none that ever negate the awesome entertainment throughout.
Both scenes are great, I love the fight & chase scene in South Korea.
Great scene!
It's not even 2 minutes, but the music and visuals of the big Avengers Unite moment at the core is very exciting, that shot and the Avengers Assemble shot from the first movie are my two most favorite moments in each of them, but I actually like the Age of Ultron one better, it's not just the team coming together, but fighting as a team. If you think about it, most of the time, the fighting is broken out into pairings or solo fights even though everyone there's in the general area at once, but that shot in AOU is the first time all the Avengers team up and fight as one, truly awesome, even the opening battle they're separated a lot but for that one group shot.
Centurion
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I received a Vudu streaming gift of AoU last month and I bought the blu-ray today.
I've watched it four times and it's still awesome for me.
Sweet!
jye4ever
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I received a Vudu streaming gift of AoU last month and I bought the blu-ray today.
I've watched it four times and it's still awesome for me.
It really is. Very exciting throughout. And I still think that the moment all the heroes are defending the core and the last conversation between Ultron and Vision are two of the best scenes in any superhero film.
There's really no point where I just want the film to move on and get to the good stuff. Even the farmhouse scene works IMO and I always laugh at "Miss Barton you little minx..."
Sure I notice several moments that fall flat but none that ever negate the awesome entertainment throughout.
I have to ask each of you.....
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It's FAR from a good film- it's a GOOD superhero fighting/hardware/destruction film- amongst the best. However the film is filled with gaffs and attempts at making you care about cartoonish charactures..doesn't succeed. Stark comes across as totally confused and does things to propel the plot but little else. Was Thor even in this? Oh yeah that bathing pool scene sticks out..ughhhh. No one I have talked to has no idea why that was even in it if you aren't going to explain 90% of WHY and WHAT
LexiKon318
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Was wondering when people would begin raining on the parade ha
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