Avengers Age of Ultron

Avengers: Age of Ultron SPOILER-FILLED Thoughts

Posted on by John Hayeck

Preface

  • SPOILER ALERT!
  • If you haven’t yet seen Avengers: Age of Ultron, then apparently you aren’t a real American.
  • But all jokes aside, check out my Spoiler-Free Review if you need to hear some thoughts about Age of Ultron, then definitely go check out the movie!
  • Then come back here and we can talk about all my favorite parts of the movie.
  • Gone? Seeing the movie? (Second time maybe?) Good.

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Avengers: Age of Ultron Review

Posted on by John Hayeck

Preface

  • Yeah, yeah, yeah insert joke here about the, ‘low budget, indie film with a relatively unknown cast’ that I saw tonight.
  • Fact is, Ultron was my second most anticipated of 2015, and OH MY GOD AVENGERS IS AWESOME.
    • I’ll say this: it isn’t perfect, but it met my expectations.

Premise

  • You guys probably know what this movie is about but if you don’t…
  • In the follow-up to 2012’s The Avengers, Tony Stark, Bruce Banner, Steve Rogers, Thor, and the rest of the gang accidentally create an AI that is bent on world domination. This globe-trotting film further develops each of the characters without sacrificing laughs, yet also making it darker and much more complex. More on that later.

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The Avengers: Age of Ultron Teaser Review

Posted on by John Hayeck

I promise, I’ll get back to actually reviewing movies soon, but how can I when the age of movie trailers and news is so heavily in effect!

Yeah, we were all wondering how Marvel would out-do DC’s slate of a bajillion movies in the next six years, and here it is friends.

This trailer looks like Age of Ultron is about to improve upon the original Avengers in every way possible. Let me make it clear: I loved the first Avengers. After Iron Man 3 and Guardians (maybe or maybe not in that order), it’s my favorite Marvel movie. 5/5, it’s done. That being said, people really get on my case when I say the Avengers was a very simple movie that wasn’t all that deep. I still loved it.

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