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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
So, both Ultron and Vision have a thing for wanda....both are sons of Stark, the one Wanda want to destroy and the one who inspared fear to create them in the first place.....
there is a fuck thing going on here, I cant just said what
edited 12th May '16 1:14:43 AM by Karxrida
rollin' on dubs
Cap just can't lose and the Red Skull was a waste of a good Hugo Weaving performance. Nowhere in the first movie did I feel that Cap could lose or that he was in danger. Bucky I know was going to go missing, but at this point it's like all those Titanic movie jokes: SPOILER! THE BOAT SINKS!
The Winter Soldier had Hydra behind all the world's unrest? Really?
Forget ethnic strife, political unrest, the fall of the Wall and years of war it was all Hydra's fault...gag me. The X-files tried the same thing and it sounded like poopy them and is still poopy now. The idea of them using history as an excuse, using the Loki-invasion of NY as an excuse would be a nice idea. The idea that Hydra Is inside SHIELD and most world governments is like a bad RPG splatbook.
I laughed when Zemo killed that Hydra guy with the red book. Zemo is a Hydra agent in the comics and here he DGAF about Hydra or the world. He's like an Anti-Liam Neeson: his family was taken and so he wants to "watch the world burn" (at least the Avengers).
I can take Cap in small doses, and I'm actually warming to Bucky (again it's the Seven of Nine like "becoming human" that opens up a world of storytelling). And with the next movies we get to see Cap really be tested.
Black Panther could have been a Mary Sue, but he was only there when he was needed and he held himself in check. Contrast Supes in Man Of Steel and the many, many justifications of a "hero" straight up 187-ing a character: no Zack Synder didn't get what a hero was. The Russo brothers had to sell a guy in a panther costume (and a black man) as a credible hero. The scene where Black Panther spares Zemo makes me hopeful for a Panther movie.
Cap would have just said some crap about justice, like in the Deadpool movie (only without Deadpool to cap the baddie to cut the speech short).
And really, I'd have loved to see Cap and Deadpool together...even if only in an elevator.
I tried to walk like an Egyptian and now I need to see a Cairo practor....Honestly, what most people complain about concerning Age of Ultron doesn't bother me THAT much. Yeah, the Thor tub scene is idiotic, but honestly, Whedon has no idea how to write Thor anyway. Yeah, I like the farm scene (mostly) but I wouldn't have wanted more of it, either, that would have been a drag. Yeah, Ultron was not what I expected, but I honestly don't mind that because it was a different take on the crazy robot.
In the end, for me it boils down to the stupid romance and the lack of screentime allotted to Wanda and Pietro, especially after they joined the Avengers. That's what's so cool about getting new characters, to see how the characters we already have react to them.
To much diferent take, to few robot killing someone, meh
"he Russo brothers had to sell a guy in a panther costume (and a black man) as a credible hero. "
i dont but him, is arc was cliche and quite boring, they sell me the idea of seen his film and learn more about him, But I coudnt care less about his vengance
"My Name is Bolt, Bolt Crank and I dont care if you believe or not"
His storyline also fit into the themes of the movies really well, much like Zemo's - and it works nicely as a setup for his own movie, without giving too much away about the whole Black Panther legacy, Wakanda, etc.
And Chadwick Boseman was great. It's a pity that T'Chaka is already dead, that was a really convincing father-son-dynamic build up in just one short scene. I would have liked to see more of that.
I didn't hate Age of Ultron, but for me, it was a dissatisfying movie. There's lots of stuff in there that could be great, but also lots of stuff that's just bad. And I'm really not over Whedon of all people writing Black Widow as a generic The Chick, who gets the romance and all the "heart moments", and gets kidnapped for the climax.
edited 12th May '16 2:07:55 AM by hollygoolightly
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I like panthe,antman and spiderman...not their arc but their costume it make me want to see more movie about them(which is a good point) Zemo while his plans feel off he have a very good point(it almost feel like well deserved take that to happy ending on Ao S) and I enjoy Bucky and...everyone he interact, from Steve and Falcon.
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Or I have complain of the movie...you know, like a regular person
I do hate Ao U, I feel it build to much and it fail quite hard, the biggest moment is how they rug Wanda accions and Ultron lack of power.
Meh, I like many people like to talk about why they hate something(hell movie like twilight gain a fandom in how hate it was) worst is a generic movie that dosent let you to much to talk, like In my case is Antman which I consider the most generic and regular marvel movie to date
It's possible his intention was for it to be a chaste romance of the heart and mind without objectification or lust, but then you have the dumb boob gag, its ability to sell itself to the audience depends 100% dependent on the romantic chemistry which just wasn't there, and the Steve/Peggy romance already did all of that ten times better anyway.
Topic change but I think we'be had, what, five films now where the heroes are the ones who have caused the crisis? Iron Man 2 & 3, Age Of Ultron, Ant-Man (from Hank's perspective) and Civil War.
I'm glad the avengers are shown to be very competent at saving people, because I don't want it to feel like they're causing more trouble than they solve
Eh, honestly, Killian deserved that one. Just because Tony is famous, he doesn't have the right to pester him. Tony more or less said him in a veiled way to f...off multiple times and Killian didn't care and just kept following him...away from the party, to the private rooms of the hotel. Emphasis on private.
In addition, Killian's plan had barely anything to do with Tony overall. He wanted his knowledge and for some reason Pepper, but Tony's though that he created "monsters" is hyperbole.
edited 12th May '16 6:27:07 AM by Swanpride

Ultron may or may not have had a crush on Wanda.
And Ultron only accidentally gunned Quicksilver down.