The Avengers: Age of Ultron (Now contains SPOILERS)

[ParisDean]

Originally Posted by DarkKni9hT

I'm not a huge Hawkeye follower, so I'm not sure if it's in the comic book canon, but the reveal of his secret family just floored me. Never saw that coming, but it was really a cool twist.

Ultimate Hawkeye had a family and I believe they were killed in front of him by a villain. I hope that part won't be used as source material for upcoming films.

[AlbertR213]

I never was a big fan of how they made Captain America and Hawkeye look in the MCU. I would have liked them to have at least put some wings on his helmet and if they could find a way to make Hawkeye look like he does in the comics then that would be perfect. I doubt that will ever happen though since he probably wants his face seen throughout the movie but man his design is just boring.

On the other hand I think the Marvel has done an AMAZING job with bringing Iron Man to life throughout the MCU.

[Luminous]

Originally Posted by ParisDean

Ultimate Hawkeye had a family and I believe they were killed in front of him by a villain. I hope that part won't be used as source material for upcoming films.

I doubt it, considering Black Widow was responsible for their deaths.

[gomur]

Originally Posted by ParisDean

Ultimate Hawkeye had a family and I believe they were killed in front of him by a villain. I hope that part won't be used as source material for upcoming films.

Originally Posted by Luminous

I doubt it, considering Black Widow was responsible for their deaths.

The thought's crossed my mind. Of course, Auntie Nat's portrayal in AoU squashes it.

Originally Posted by JP Sarri

Finally I was able to finish my video and I just upload it. Movie reviews are hard to make but they are certainly fun. Check it out!

Avengers Age Of Ultron Video Review



Avengers Age Of Ultron Video Review

Excellent review, JP. It won't speak to everyone's experience, but it really mirrored my own. Maybe we can get a comparison video between the movie version and the inevitable extended cut.

[THECLOWN KNIGHT]

Extended cut? Is it a rumor or has been confirmed?

Anyways now I get what 'good but not great' meant when I heard/read it.

I found funny the debate the Studio had with Whedon-and that came out into the light- about the visions/dreams scenes and the cave scene but they were O.K. and let Whedon get away with that unnatural/forced/out of nowhere 'romance' between Banner & Natasha.

It distracts me from the movie.

Also I found Ultron not great as expected, the only moment I felt Ultron menacing was when 'he' awoke and had that conversation-confrontation with Jarvis to later crash the party.

[JP Sarri]

Originally Posted by gomur

Excellent review, JP. It won't speak to everyone's experience, but it really mirrored my own. Maybe we can get a comparison video between the movie version and the inevitable extended cut.

That is a great idea! Let me see what I can do.

[JM28Cardiff]

I slept through the opening 15 or so minutes. Its dark and warm in the cinema, like being back in the womb, I always struggle to stay awake!

[nbr3bagshotrow]

Heading for my second viewing this morning.

[JP Sarri]

Originally Posted by JM28Cardiff

I slept through the opening 15 or so minutes. Its dark and warm in the cinema, like being back in the womb, I always struggle to stay awake!

Originally Posted by nbr3bagshotrow

Heading for my second viewing this morning.

I might do the same.

[Meteor Man]

Went for a second viewing last night. I enjoyed it more than the first viewing. I was able to follow it much better the second time, and I actually noticed that Hulk/Banner did sort of give up right before he got knocked out by Hulkbuster. I don't understand why the Vision needed the Avengers at all to put Ultron down when he had the infinity gem on his forehead. He should have been able to turn Ultron to slag in a couple of minutes. But, it was a fun movie and definitely comes together better after a second viewing...at least it did for me.