Honestly might be my fav villain so far, I hope he finds a way back

I mean he can technically rule the entire universe since he can replicate himself so power increases exponentially

I like to think the one scene close to the end where Ultron and Vision have their talk about humanity being doomed and whatnot... in that scene at the end all we see is them about to clash and them overwhelming light from the mind stone in Vision. Maybe Vision didn't fully destroy Ultron. Idk know how he could've saved him with the powers of the stone, but maybe he did. Maybe he somehow locked him away. The conversation they had doesn't give me a "alright time to destroy this robot for good" feel. In fact the opposite. Jus my theory. Probably a bad one too

Underdeveloped and underused, more like

Not anymore

Yea definitely cast him right too

Most underrated villain for sure

I agree

Also Vision

Whedon sucks. Look at justice league too

which trailer im curious

Yup, I believe it's one of the best trailers. Then they made him a clown. This fact alone disappoints me the most.

That trailer made me go into the film expecting a serious movie with consequences, not the quip fest we got. The movie could've been amazing with just a few tweaks.

The trailer outdoes 99% of films nowadays. Including the movie it was made for.

@@MaxIronsThird Exactly my problem with it as well. Ultron could have been such a menacing force to be reckoned with. I was expecting Live Free or Die Hard level stuff, where Ultron is using the internet to wage a technological war against the world. With the menace of Terminator meets Lex Luthor meets I, Robot type of villain and story, this movie could have been one of the most interesting and real-world kind of threats in the MCU... but then he forgets the word “children” and I’m just like, what? That doesn’t even make sense for a robot. You’re betraying basic logical stuff and a menacing tone just for not-even-funny moments like that? Very disappointing. At least Spader’s voice still provided a certain level of menace. But the characterization choices for Ultron and the lack of him being enough of an active global threat, despite having access to everything the internet is connected to... was probably the biggest missed opportunity of the whole MCU for me.

It's 1 of the most important films

Yea this movie took time to develop the characters and they weren’t all just cracking jokes. i wish ultron was a bit more creepy tho.. those trailers were so dope

It's probably the most important movie in the development of the Infinity Saga, honestly. Civil War, Infinity War and Endgame all take so much from AOU in terms of writing and character work

​@@macvsogtaino2350he also just doesn't feel like quite a big threat for some reason. All his drones are weak and harmless and he somehow didn't make contingency backups and is defeated when Vision turns his Internet off. Like imagine if Loki had to resort to just... flying a jet after his face got injured. And THATS how he gets his only major kill in the movie.

Now it’s probably Morgan lol

But in Endgame after running into his father in the past before he was born Tony realized his father loved him above all else and was always thinking of him and Tony also realized he loved his father as well which resolved their relationship in the end, but in Ultron Tony’s most insane chaotic creation was atoned for with his true "Greatest” and ultimately worth creation Vision...

@@accutronitisthe2nd95 this is an essay on Age of Ultron, Endgame hasn’t been released yet.

Wait a second could you count ultron as morgans brother,lol

Quicksilver sacrificed himself

yeah i agree with you because whats the point of introducing a character in the movie and getting it killed 😑 and seriously i was so mad

@@lucasharris4209 no shit.

@@psychoticblader2659 That's the downside of a Joss Whedon movie, there's almost always has to die. Also the fact that Marvel didn't have the character rights to Quicksilver at that time didn't really help.

@@ChrisChanSajelan yeah but i really miss that character and i hope they brought him back. 😥😣

I didn't know he died.

@@eddyk3 he's alive. He's on the show Blacklist.

@@eddyk3 Oh he's still alive, I just miss him in MCU/Ultron.

He is an amazing actor. Especially when it comes to intelligence w/ a hint of unconformiality (Is that a word lol). I wished his dialogue was better.

@@klopson9703 He's possibly still out there in MCU.

The thing about Age of Ultron is that is works really well as a piece of the puzzle and doesn't stand on its own hardly at all. So, to me, it's only gotten better with age and we can see the repercussions of everything that took place during it.

@@bctalicorn809 it definitely stands on its own wtf? lmaoo

@@garywebb2432 - What I think BCT Alicorn means is that Age of Ultron doesn't work on it's own as a singular movie. If you're a Marvel newbie and haven't seen any of the preceding movies, watching Age of Ultron is going to be a rambling and confusing mess for you. Certainly it's a movie that will leave a newbie with far more questions than answers. Age of Ultron serves as a vital middle piece in the Infinity Saga puzzle. The film seamlessly fits and ties into the other movies that come before and after it and compliments them beautifully.

@@SoulShines4U age of ultron definitely stands on its own

It definitely aged better

@Kurt E. Clothier well it's easier to run into that problem when you only have ~1 main supe, all too common. But Avengers had such a fast pace overall that I'm glad these guys actually sat down, drank a bit and chatted. I appreciate the efficiency over most of the series, but some moments like that are really invaluable in examining their actual chemistry and self conflict. Anyhow, definitely agree

You can put Spader in anything and it will become instantly 10 times better.

Or in the office’s case make something great that’s about to go to shit stay alive for just a bit longer

Explain

True. Cherished forever.

It's had the hard job of being the sequel, but it set up my favorite MCU films

That is the most difficult aspect to deal with in all vfx. That was the best they could do back then. It's getting better every year

Ultron did not have a moving mouth in the comics

He was supposed to be "beautiful", as he said. He was supposed to be Vision, who actually had a human-like face.

I absolutely agree, when he talks vibranium shouldn't be bending like lips.

Good point! There's a bit of Uncanny Valley-ness to his MCU design: he looks almost too human, when he's supposed to be a robot.

Because you are hyped since you didnt watch it in a long time

Same 👁. Fascinating 👀

This was my first movie from marvel and I couldn’t agree more

I fcking love ultron

That episode got pushed back to season 2. It’s only 9 episodes first season instead of 10 😢

@@SamuelThadius12 we’re not sure. Like we don’t even know which episode is which episode except the first three

For a advanced AI, he didnt seem to have a backup of himself anywhere.

@@SamuelThadius12 no it did not, there was always only 9 episodes

I think they initially hated it because there was too much set-up for future movies and didn't focus on its own plot enough. I personally really like it, not sure I would put it above the first one, but it's not even bottom 5 MCU movies

That's like saying The Dark Knight shouldn't have been a Dark Film and Joker shouldn't have been intemdating just to make the Dark Knight Rises and Bane more Dark, Intemdating and a better movie. You could've made The Movie Darker and Made Ultron intemdating in order to make it a superior sequel to the original and Have a much greater impact going into Civil War. Like Ultron causing a mass genocide in sokovia as an example. But it still won't top Infinity War because Infinity War does things on a more Universal Scale than Planetary like in Age Of Ultron. So it would always be better, plus, Infinity War is more of a Villain Movie than a Dark Movie. So if you make AOU Dark it would make it a special Avengers Movie instead of a Avengers 1 Rehash.

Couldn’t agree more!!

Dont me to sound stupid or anything but whats TLDR?

@@jakegriff2908 Too Long Didn't Read. It is a way of concentrating a point so people do not have to read a whole rant.

@@danfish300 thanks for the explanation

@@danfish300 I'd say AoU was the ENTIRE foundation for the rest of the Infinity Saga. At minimum, it made the other movies look good or double check it's stories in order to avoid making AoU's 'mistakes', and at maximum the seeds planted in this movie bore a GREAT harvest for the MCU in later years.

Waow !... You're going far. Did he have the final cut ? I have my doubts... But why not ?! Maybe you're right !

@@philippebernard4577 idk, but it seems pretty "obvious", like whenever I watch the scene I think everything works with this metaphor, could be accidental but unlikely imo

I was born yesterday is my favorite line in the whole movie.

Yeah no

@@nibor4323 aea aaaaaaiaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa al

Didn't see that comin

Idk but I think Dark World is a boring mess rather than a complicated mess

Love the party scene

Bird and bear and hare and fish

Had to pause and back up to see if I heard that right. About choked on my damn popkin.

It was a necessary film 2 carry on the stories & add development

its all a part of his evolution

💯🔥

What movie were you watching? That's not what I saw at all. They're some good character moments sure, but I thought the only characters that had an arc were Hawkeye and scarlet witch. Everyone else was a copy of tony for most of the movie.

It's 1 of the most important films

totally agree

@@pickle.786 he’s way faster than the bullets which means he should’ve been able to move Hawkeye and the kid without getting hit. If they wanted to kill him off they should’ve set up that someone needed to stay on Sokovia to hold down a lever or something and that he stayed because he’s the fastest and would make it out in time.

@@rosshauler7688 i dont remember ultron too well but at least for the fox quicksilver yea he was waaaay faster, but that's why he was killed bc the corporate deal, shame bc he was awesome for the one movie

@@pickle.786 marvel had full rights to use quicksilver in 2015 they just couldn’t use the name quicksilver or reference that he was a mutant. Also the dude has seven lines of dialog and his only screen time is standing behind characters

@@rosshauler7688 damn what a wasted opportunity then

Agreed. A lot of MCU story lines lead back to Tony, and he perfected time travel. And what is coming in the future? A time traveling villain in Kang.