Haha you're hilarious. Very invested in Thor's power level. The beam is significantly large. Cap would not be able to wield it. It's maybe 2 car lengths long, I dunno.
He carries a car at one point. He fights mainly on the ground but he does get airborne a fair bit.
His personality is calm, philosophical, and sincere. He's a pacifist too. You can definitely tell that Jarvis does not equal Vision. They're different beings. Jarvis is an A.I., Vision is a synthetic "human
From memory [BLACKOUT]Hulk punches him, which sends him flying back. Ultron then nopes on out of there. He then returns in an unexpected way, which some people may find a bit visually silly.[/BLACKOUT]
Haha you're hilarious. Very invested in Thor's power level. The beam is significantly large. Cap would not be able to wield it. It's maybe 2 car lengths long, I dunno.
He carries a car at one point. He fights mainly on the ground but he does get airborne a fair bit.
a comment by a henchman also got a big laugh (similar to the "these guys are so weird" line in IM3)
third place? Gah.. Dunno, there's a lot but can't rank one over the other. I tend not to laugh out loud at comedy (I just grin), so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
Does Ultron MAKE Vision, or does he just find the body? It's weird if he just finds Vision because that means someone else can make or is making more of them. It also makes Vision seem less unique.
a comment by a henchman also got a big laugh (similar to the "these guys are so weird" line in IM3)
third place? Gah.. Dunno, there's a lot but can't rank one over the other. I tend not to laugh out loud at comedy (I just grin), so take my opinion with a grain of salt.
I probably missed some. There's so much action and the plot continues to dish out new information for you to digest throughout the entire movie. That, plus the 3D, made it hard to take everything in. Certain action shots have a lot going on in the frame ("it's so dense" lol), so you need repeat viewings to take it all in. Seeing it in 2d will help, IMO.
Widow's weaponry didn't stand out as anything special. Just electricity-type functionality.
I probably missed some. There's so much action and the plot continues to dish out new information for you to digest throughout the entire movie. That, plus the 3D, made it hard to take everything in. Certain action shots have a lot going on in the frame ("it's so dense" lol), so you need repeat viewings to take it all in. Seeing it in 2d will help, IMO.
Widow's weaponry didn't stand out as anything special. Just electricity-type functionality.
he becomes prime via strucker's lab / pre-existing tech. the film barely explains it. i think it relies on the audience to connect the dots. you see a bunch of metal bodies in strucker's facility, so it looks like ultron utilises this. the film doesnt explain exactly how far strucker got with his metal bodies, nor why he was making them.
we don't see ultron's transformation into his final form. it happens off screen. he shows up and reintroduces himself as the new and improved ultron.
ultimate is there for the final set piece in sokovia, so a decent amount of screentime.
Apparently there are. something seems off. ive heard others say widow and hawkeye kick a lot off ass in the film and suddenly now, their fight scenes are just average and unmemorable?
Apparently there are. something seems off. ive heard others say widow and hawkeye kick a lot off ass in the film and suddenly now, their fight scenes are just average and unmemorable?
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