I liked the Maximoff Twins waaaaaaaay more than I thought I would. And he sets himself up as a god in ways that even Loki wouldn’t dream of doing.ģ. He still shows sympathy and remorse (sometimes) and I think there’s still some hope for his eventual redemption.
That kind of Sass Factor ought to be illegal. But his combination of snark and cruelty is about ten notches higher than that of the aforementioned Frost Giant, because for all I want to grab Loki by the collar and shake him sometimes, he still has a heart. Which isn’t surprising, given the fact that Ultron’s artificial intelligence system is a mix of Tony Stark and JARVIS. Ultron is the sassiest bad guy since a Certain Recalcitrant Frost Giant.
WHATAREYOUDOINGTONYIWOULDNOTTOUCHTHATWITHATENFOOTPOLE!!!Ģ. And unfortunately, he has too much of an ego and not enough common sense to keep him off that path. He has good intentions and he wants to protect his friends, I have no doubt about it…but the path to hell is paved with good intentions. Only Tony still frustrates me, to be honest. And yes, I do approve of the Good Ship Banneroff…though I’m sadly not sure it’ll go much farther than it did. Because unfortunately he lets Tony lead him around by the nose. You never know, do you?īruce Banner needs a hug and he needs to hang out more with Thor and Steve and Nat, and not so much with Tony Stark. Because maybe she would like to have that and can’t. And the next time I hear of someone saying that “Ehhh, Black Widow is a feminist–she should be getting married and having babies instead of running around with the Avengers,” I’m going to Hulk-smash them. I don’t understand why people think this film turned her into a “weakling.” Natasha hasn’t become weak she’s simply developed a healthy vulnerability with the people she loves. Speaking of Tasha…I have a newfound love, respect, and sympathy for her. And that she played an integral role in Natasha Romanoff’s rehabilitation after Clint snatched her out of her life as an assassin. Who would’ve thought that he’d be the most clear-headed daddy-figure of the team? Not to mention that he’d have that adorable farmhouse…and that absolutely wonderful wife?! We’re convinced Laura Barton homeschools her kids. When Thor stepped on the Lego house and glanced at Steve with a “Shhhhh” expression… 😀 😀 😀Īs for Clint Barton…HE IS A WONDERFUL PERSON AND HE IS OUR NEW FAVORITE AND IF THERE WERE MORE CLINT BARTONS IN THE WORLD WE SINGLE GIRLS WOULD ALL HAVE WONDERFUL HUSBANDS, THE END. Steve, meanwhile, has finally accepted and grown into his role as the “boss.” He seems much happier now, like he’s finally comfortable with the 21st century and with his new friends, especially Thor and Natasha. My Asgardian Prince Charming, for example, is definitely the new “Elrond of the MCU.” He’s grown so much in wisdom and leadership skills since his first solo film, and he makes good use of his knowledge of the wider universe in this one.
This may get a “duh” response, but it is interesting to see how each character has developed over the past few years. MY (slightly scattered) THOUGHTS ON AGE OF ULTRON:ġ. IMDB Synopsis: When Tony Stark tries to jumpstart a dormant peacekeeping program, things go awry and it is up to the Avengers to stop the villainous Ultron from enacting his terrible plans. But if you have seen it, or if you haven’t seen it but you’re like me and you’re not ultra-sensitive to light spoilers, then read on.
This post is probably going to be a bit spoilery, though I won’t be gratuitous about it. If you want to see this movie with a blank slate, you should probably exit faster than Quicksilver and his adorable Eastern European accent. JUST WOW.” The whole theater even burst out clapping! It was wonderful and I am still devastated, delighted…and very apprehensive about what is going to happen in the upcoming films. My initial reaction once the mid-credits scene concluded was something along the lines of “WOW.
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