I love that Paul Bettany spent 7 years in a recording booth as Jarvis and now he finally gets to be in front of the camera!

Love the meme for this whole movie: "Ultron: Spends 5 seconds on the internet and decides that humans must all die."

Seems like you missed one of Vision's best lines. After Ultron says, "You're incredibly naive." Vision responds, "Well, I *was* born yesterday."

I think it's funny people are all "Don't make AI it'll be evil" when Jarvis is, you know, right there.

Thor wasn't just worried when Steve tried to pick up the hammer. It actually moved, just a bit.

James Spader was perfect to play Ultron his soft deep voice was perfect to play a psychotic AI.

i love wanda's line about tony stark: "ultron can't tell the difference between saving the world and destroying it. where do you think he gets that from?"

Ultron's scene with Vision at the end was iconic, and no matter how megalomaniacal he got later in the movie, I just can't forget his accusation "You want to save the world but you don't want it to change" He's got humans 100% correctly there.

I love how Visin says "there may be no way to make you trust me." and immediately does the one thing that makes them trust him.

"The Revengers ..." That's a good name! Someone should call their group that!

7:00 Jarvis is AI too. The problem with Ultron is he was basically just a new coat of paint on an alien AI of unknown origin from the scepter.

I love these reactions because I can re catchup with years worth of films without setting aside a ton of time

In Ultron's defence, the first thing it saw was the Internet. _All_ of it. KZfaq comments included. Truly one of the most tragic and relatable characters in the MCU. As for Ultron in the comics, it wasn't created by Stark, but by another founding member of the Avengers that hasn't appeared in the MCU at this point, it has no connection to the Infinity Stones (Infinity Gems in the comics), it's made of adamantium (like Wolverine's bones) from practically the get go (like, version 3 or something like that, same issue it first appeared in anyway, if I'm not mistaken) and thus practically indestructible, and it isn't trying to destroy humanity for perfectly valid and reasonable reasons (see above), but mainly because of daddy issues instead (no, seriously, it sort of just wanted to impress its creator, and / or surpass him, at least at the beginning, and then got somewhat irritated at the fact that he and the rest of the Avengers and occasionally other heroes kept managing to destroy it despite the whole adamantium thing)... but besides all that it's mostly the same, including being responsible for the creation of the Vision.

In the original comics, Ultron had more of a Jack-o-lantern like face that would light up every time he speaks. Funny enough, his drones have that look.

I loved Hawkeye when he was bitching to himself while in Sokovia near the end, that was too funny.

13:07 "Veronica" is known in the Marvel Universe as "The Hulkbuster Armor," which was developed by Stark and Banner together in the case that the Hulk somehow, someway took over permamently and was a rage-filled destrution machine that needed to be stopped, no matter what. In the prime comic universe (Earth-616), there have been at least 7 Hulkbuster Armors, with the latest being Armor Model 71, which was made of an adamantium-vibranium alloy. This was used by Tony, as well as having two duplicate armors controlled by two of his AI constructs (like Jarvis), to defend Project ARK, a wormhole-generating super-huge Iron Man armor built over the body of a dead Celestial (an extremely powerful being in the Marvel universe), against the Hulk. Even against three Hulkbusters at full power, Hulk won.

I'm surprised you didn't include the part where Rhodey tells the same story to a group of normal people and they all laugh

Don’t forget to watch Daredevil too and the other Netflix shows that moved to Disney+! Sleeping on Daredevil especially would be a TRAVESTY.

The most likely thing that puts Hulk to sleep is that Bruce and Natasha used a subconscious trigger. I don't think it's anything physical because Hulk is very highly resistant to anesthetics and sometimes completely immune to them. Her phrase, "The sun's getting real low" is a trigger phrase. Since Bruce is in Hulk's subconscious, it would work to wake him up.

"Don't mess with AI!" You mean... like... Jarvis? All of Tony's suits have been running on AI since the first MCU movie. AI isn't the problem.

I loved the question Tony asked before driving Hulk down destroying the building under construction... "How quickly can we buy this building?" He was at least thinking a couple seconds ahead. "If I own the building, I'm not going to sue myself for destroying it!"

Nice. Easily in my top 5 MCU flicks. People give it a bad rap but, I love it, and it does a lot of establishing groundwork.

What I love about Steve and Tony's interaction at Barton's property is that the "so we can end the fight, so we get to go home" is what pushes him over the edge enough to tear the wood in half. For Steve, there's no going home. The fight will never be truly over for him because his idea of home is unattainable. He can't go home. And that's why his nightmare sequence is a celebration of the war being over and finally coming home.

James spaders voice acting in age of ultron was genius, makes me want to rewatch the black list series

I loved Clint's pep talk to Wanda. Listen we're on a floating city fighting robots and I've got a bow and arrow....non of this makes sense......you walk out that door your an Avenger!

I'm so happy you've officially met Wanda. She's become my favorite character in the entire MCU ♥

This movie is underrated by the fan base 😏 it's sooooo good! And with no spoilers it sets up sooo much for the other movies. Really enjoying your reactions, much love from Trinidad and Tobago 🤗

Not only a brother and a twin that she'd gone through so much with, but the ONLY thing she had left at that point.

"That up there is the Endgame. How were you guys planning on beating them?" "Together." "We'll lose." "Then we'll do that together too." [Liar] So many chills, man!

the actor playing Jarvis also played the ship's doctor in Master and Commander: The Far Side of The World (2003) with Russel Crowe. and the twins played together in another movie just the year before as husband and wife in Godzilla (2014).

1:40 Sokovia is a fictional place, supposed to be in eastern europe, yes, but actually that castle is a real fort in italy. It's a couple hours drive from where I live, I had visited it a few months before than the first time I watched the movie and I was like whaaaaaaaaaat? the fort of Bard, in north west Italy, look it up

The scene where Maria describes the twins "He's fast and she's weird" was duplicated from the Incredibles.

Ultron in his own way cared about Wanda and am sure he was hoping for the siblings to be the only survivors, because others it truly would have been lonely to "truly achieve peace" with only you(s) everywhere.

"I don't really know who Ultron is.. I'm assuming he's a bad dude!" .. idk why but that made me laugh lol

"It shows how destructive Avengers can be" Hmmm, Hold that thought!

@13:15-@13:24 Tony is a top-tier comedian in the MCU. He has the habit of landing the best jokes at the most inappropriate times, and almost every single one of them makes me crack up like a hyena.

"he just wants to be a chad" that has to the most accurate description someone has ever given ultron

"The _second_ you make AI, it's gonna go evil." Ummm... JARVIS is AI.

The twin sister, Wanda is also known as.... "Scarlet Witch"

The way when Tony was talking about Thanos' army, he said "We can bust arms dealers all the livelong day, but that up there? That's the Endgame." Even from this point in the movies, its just so amazing to rewatch it.

"I love the villains in the Marvel Universe, coz they're never just purely evil. There is a reason behind it." Wait till you watch Zemo in Captain America : Civil War!!

One nice little touch; the hand motions Black Widow and Banner use to calm down Hulk are similar to hand motions apes use to convey submission and leadership. So he’s basically a giant green gorilla asking Widow for permission to chill out.

"I don't know any of their backstory..." - Virtually this entire movie gives you the backstory for Vision..

I think the most relatable thing about Ultron is that he spent less than a minute on the internet and immediately came to the conclusion that humanity needed to be exterminated.

Vicki: "He doesn't skip arm day" Capt. America - The Winter Soldier: "Hold my beer"

9:44 damn what a massive foreshadowing. I never caught that.

In the comics, the twins are called "scarlet witch" and "quicksilver".

Of all he MCU villains, Ultron has got to be the most interesting. Spader did a wonderful job with that role. He was truly menacing.

There is no "back story" on the Vision. You just saw the beginning.

There has been a bit of a controversy with this movie in recent years. When Black Widow is talking to Bruce about her past and how she was forcibly sterilized she has the line "still think you're the only monster here?" after she explains the sterilization. Some people took that to mean that Black Widow and by extension Joss Whedon believes that a woman that cannot reproduce is monstrous. I did not interpret that scene that way at all. I took it as Black Widow using the point that she was forcibly sterilized as a symptom of the lack of control she had over herself and her choices when she was with the group that turned her into a deadly assassin. That she is a monster like Bruce because she was given abilities and skills and had no control over how they were used to kill and maim people. the sterilization was an illustration of how much was forced on her and how much potential normalcy was taken from her forever.

Thanks to Cap's line, "you helped put this thing together?" and that one interview of Paul Bettany, in my head Vision has three dads :)

9:52 after Avengers: Endgame, that line hits hard

“It shows how destructive the Avengers can be”. Welp….

This was a movie that, when I first saw it, I thought it was just 'ok'. But it definitely got better with more viewings. And maybe it was also helped with the context of movies that came after. As far as the danger of an AI is concerned, you have to realize that Jarvis was already a fairly complex AI. He just did not have the capabilities that Tony wanted in Ultron. Remember that the Iron Legion, with help from Jarvis, was fairly autonomous within the constraints of its programming. He was even capable of, to an extent, out thinking Ultron. With Jarvis as an example, how could you believe that all AIs are evil? Just like any computer, an AI still is subject to the constraints of its hardware and software. The problem was NOT Tony creating an AI, but that he used the Mind stone, something that he really had no understanding of, as a basis for that AI. Obviously the Mind Stone made Ultron something other than what Tony intended. Tony was smart enough to only give the Iron Legion limited autonomy. But he could not control the AI at the center of the Mind Stone. If it had any constraints, it was the constraints of whoever created it (not Tony).

Thor: IS THAT THE BEST CAN YOU DO?! Swarms of Ultron bots show up. Cap: You had to ask

Fun fact since you recently watched Stargate, James Spader who played Daniel Jackson also plays Ultron in this.

"Revengers" is a real thing in MCU just wait till Thor Ragnarok

AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON. The film that aged well despite all the uproar when it was first released. In fact, it's aged so well it outlasted the career of Joss Whedon. There's a lesson somewhere in here about separating the art from the artist. ...but I don't care. I'm just here for Wanda, her crimson magic, and her brilliant introduction to the MCU.

Ultron don't want to destroy humanity, he want to force humanity to evolve by creating a new mass extinction.

Suit of armour around the world is an iconic statement from Tony. Thor being mad at him was great; it showed that despite Tony being so intelligent, to err is human.

Neither Ultron nor AI is inherently "evil." A program can't be, by itself, good or evil. The problem is the parameters set by the writer. Ultron was written to protect the world from anything that threatens it and, in this case, the main threat was The Avengers so Ultron went after them. It (despite the male voice) had no ulterior motive at all. It would be easy to say that Tony screwed up, again, but he wasn't done building Ultron so we don't know it he was going to put in safeguards that would have prevented this kind of thing. This film is definitely top five in the MCU. Cheers.

But... Jarvis is an AI!?! Since comic backstories change every few years (or every few issues), let the fans worry about it - I just go along with what is presented in the movies and bite my tongue when even that contradicts itself. Consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds - why let it spoil a good story?

Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver were part of the original comics team when comic debuted. Everyone’s visions you see are foreshadowing, plus the vibranium is from Wakanda, which foreshadows Black Panther. Stan Lee actually did serve in World War II, he wrote training manuals with Dr. Seuss.

Visions coming out of that coffin thing was one of the best scenes ever. Vision was my favorite Avenger.

I like how your first reaction for Ultron was "of course he's evil, he' an A.I.!" Honestly, the whole idea that A.I. will always be evil is kind of silly. It's unfortunate that most popular media is so one-dimensional about it.

So glad you included the bit on "damage report" - in the theater I chuckled out loud pretty good and was like one of the only like 20% or so that went along - the rest not so much - lol I thought it was hysterical! When your A.I/Program cant even RELAY the Damage report because your $hit is so busted up....lol- - and his reaction to it is priceless typical stark. :) lol!

5:02 Vicky : "Just say he's fast!" Maria Hill : "He's fast and she's weird." Vicky, you're an ORACLE !

"Puny Banner" has been a long-running joke and Hulk lament in Marvel comics. Hulk resents being tied to his weak alter ego

Fantastic reaction! 😊 This is where we were introduced to the most powerful character in the MCU, Wanda Maximoff. I still wish that we had gotten more with her twin brother Pietro. We were also introduced to Clint Barton's family. Notice how in the video that Clint sends to Natasha at the end how Clint and his wife named their newborn son Nathaniel Pietro. After Natasha and Wanda's brother Pietro. A nice way to honor him after saving Clint. And 7:46 this is one of my favorite Stan Lee cameos. Looking forward to watching your next reaction. 😊

Fun fact - "Veronica" is a reference to Archie comics, where Betty and Veronica were Archie's two main love interests. And since Bruce's (former) girlfriend is Betty Ross...

Tony Stark: I'm going to stop making weapons. People: Good idea! Tony Stark: I'm going to start making villains instead. People: Please don't.

"she does have a very witchy appearance". Literally called The Scarlet Witch. :D

23:40 "How do they know to save everyone?" Unfortunately, after you watch Antman and get to Civil War, you can actually see that there were casualties in every single battle they took part in.

Love your reactions 🥰 this movie got some hate. But personally I loved it. Keep up the good work

6:59 "See? That's why the _second_ you make AI, it's gonna go evil. It's gonna be like, 'This feels weird. I hate man.'" You realize AI already exists, and _has_ for several _decades._ The ghosts in _Pacman_ are AI.

22:00 "It's kinda sad how much Ultron wants to be human...but wants to destroy them." >looking around at the state of the planet< um, kinda thinking wanting to destroy everything is about the most human impulse there is, and yeah,it's kinda sad.

7:46 That was Stan Lee's favorite cameo in his entire life.

The story of Ultron in MCU is awesome, he is saying that "long as life exist, peace can't exist " think about it you'll understand

“If they get intimate it won’t go well….. you will die!” Had me weak

I like that Ultron doesn’t start off wanting to kill all of humanity- he targets the Avengers specifically because he thinks they perpetuate the systems that prevent peace, and he’s not entirely wrong. Once he does target the whole planet it’s almost like a child lashing out.

I'm very happy to see you again, Victoria! I'm glad you're watching Avengers: Age Of Ultron, you'll want to pay close attention for what it sets up in Captain America: Civil War, and then Avengers: Infinity War and Endgame. You'll definitely want to watch how Wanda's storyline of dealing with grief and loss goes into her own series, WandaVision. I recommend you seeing it at another time

Forget the haters. Ultron is still top 5 MCU villains for me (others are Kingpin, Vulture, Thanos and ). The Tony levels of sarcasm he has helped make him feel unique among cinematic rogue AIs while still being intimidating. Also I love his final scene with Vision

"... How destructive the Avengers can be." Ah, yes, getting context for what's coming.

I loooove this reaction, I laughed so much everytime you rolled your eyes, specially with the "come to confess your since?"

I literally DIED laughing at the disclaimer in the beginning. lmao. Great reaction as always!

Just to be clear there are many romantic couplings in the Avengers of the comics but no Black Widow and Bruce Banner has never been one of them. Its an.. odd choice.

I love in these reviews when the viewer asks the villain "why would you do that?" 🤣

Black Widow has had romantic relationships with a few other heroes in the comics. She was with Daredevil for a while, and that pairing was fun. In one timeline, she has a son with Captain America. She was also with Bucky for a bit too.

I feel like this is where Marvel started one shotting potentially good long term characters, Ultron is an incredibly powerful villain in Marvel, so much so that there multiple universes where he does win because of how strong he is, this movie shouldn’t have been titled “Dawn of Ultron” or “Rise of Ultron” since “Age” is too long for how short he was actually around

James Spader was in a motion capture suit on set with everyone else. That is why Ultron moves and gestures like James Spader, it is James Spader moving and gesturing, as well as providing Ultron’s voice😜😆

the cut at the end was just teasing the fans, cuz ''Avengers Assemble'' is iconic quote from comics

19:45 Banner- "I am caught in a time loop!" Dormammu feels your pain buddy!

Aaaay, great time to watch this to see James Spader go from the good guy in Stargate to the evil guy in this.

"You know, I totally support your avenging" literally the most ride-or-die thing a chick ever said!

Fun Fact: In Marvel, the multiverse is real, so there could be an infinite number of just a single person inhabiting on their worlds. Quicksilver dies in the MCU (Earth-19999/ Earth-616), but in in alternate reality, there is a separate team of heroes called The X-Men with their own movie franchise (Earth-10005/ Earth-TRN414) Quicksilver joins the X-Men, but in their reality, The Avengers never existed, yet they fight for a world that fears them.

I love your observation on the structure stuff and the people xD

"Ugh, HYDRA's annoying." Us - *laughs in AoS*

"I was meant to be beautiful." "He wants to be a model." XD

One of my favs. This is the start of vision’s backstory. They touched on Wanda’s a bit with the stark bomb recount but that comes later in wandavision

It’s finally here. I would love to see one a week but this is good too