But in terms of Marvel movies the more the merrier! Included in the cast is Robert Downey Jr, Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Jeremy Renner (Hawkeye), Scarlett Johansson (Black Widow), Samuel L.
This film has a LOT of characters, which is both awesome and maybe a little crowded at times. There are references to past AND future films, but if you ignore them and concentrate on the storyline, this should be a great film for any age. But what if you haven't seen any previous Marvel films and you're looking for a one-off good time at the cinema? Yes. This is a good move by Whedon as it demonstrates that blockbuster and superhero films can have deeper meaning while also exploring Marvel's ever-expanding superhero arsenal. This is present with glimpses at the private life and origins of lesser known superheroes such as Hawkeye and Black Widow who haven't yet gained the opportunity at a solo film, while exploring the mental conflict and processes of the other Avengers. Director Joss Whedon however stated that his aim for the film wasn't to try to trump the original, but go deeper into the complexity of the characters and the storyline. So, naturally, Age of Ultron was expected to be just as good. The expectations? The original movie entitled The Avengers broke box office records due to its originality, anticipation and marketing. In both the expectations and the results. The ending is intriguing, interested to see where that goes - I have a minor inkling about the mid-credits scene, given all the internet attention that has had - even for someone like me who knows very little overall.See more reviews like this at With that noted, it is still an enjoyable ride through the 141 minute run time. The story between Scarlett Johansson and Mark Ruffalo didn't do much for me either. All the others continue to entertain to an equally suitable level, I didn't overly like the characters of Aaron Taylor-Johnson and Elizabeth Olsen but I also don't have any noteworthy negatives about them. felt a little flat to me as Iron Man - he still has a decent amount of moments, just not as many as you get in his individual films.
I'd rank this narrowly below the aforementioned. I definitely wanted more from both, yet they are still satisfying superhero action flicks. 'Avengers: Age of Ultron' isn't too far off 2012's 'The Avengers', especially in terms of how I fell about it. It's good, nothing more or less in my opinion. Cool seeing them all together again, even if I didn't massively enjoy it.
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