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I think I understand why I didn't get the same feeling as Avengers from Age of Ultron.
Torn apart like the movie has been here, I still couldn't fully grasp why Ago of Ultron felt a little disappointing. For me, it all comes down to Loki Vs. Ultron.
In Avengers Assemble we see a down and out Loki rejuvenated by an army provided by Thanos, the big bad that we know waits in the background of all MCU films currently. He is given power and is for a majority of the film, allowed to go about his plan and failing at the end. The film takes us on that journey from significant individuals, to fractured entities to successful teamwork.
Ago of Ultron was always going to struggle with the teamwork already cemented from the first film. you don't just take it away for the sake of a movie, something has to affect it from within. The film does that with Ultron's arrival - brilliant, we even get some Civil War headstart here! The problems then start for me here, as Ultron seemingly neglects half of his abilities in reaching his end-game. Why assume control of all computers worldwide (for instance) when you can make yourself redundant? He does it TWICE with the creation of Vision and in scaring Black Widow with his "tearing through himself" trick... So why not have a backup should the end-game fail? It takes the victory away from the Avengers, they just served almost as rescue aid for the Sokovian citizens. Vision gets the most credit here, but he still feels like yet another mistake by Ultron... And after ALL of that, Thanos finally appears and I don't even like his line! "Fine, I'll do it myself...", so he was just watching events play out? It may be difficult to do, but I would like to see him involved as a background character once more.
I'm going to guess that you never read the comics.
In the comics it was believed that they had wiped out all copies. All drones were destroyed and they removed all traces of him from the Internet.
They didn't know that he sent a radio signal of himself into space. It arrives on a Kree ship and he attempts to do the same thing to the Kree. I'm curious if we were shown Stark's satellite just to leave this door open.
They didn't know that he sent a radio signal of himself into space. It arrives on a Kree ship and he attempts to do the same thing to the Kree. I'm curious if we were shown Stark's satellite just to leave this door open.
Actually, AOS goes beyond the film.I'm just miffed that they've pre-empted the end of AOS season 2 a bit...What with List and von Strucker obviously surviving, at least up until Ultron gets killy.
Also, no Coulson in Age of Ultron. That makes me sad.
Internet rumor says there is a plot hole on Age of Ultron that is filled in on tonight's (US) AOS.