His hatred for Hank was only matched by his... desire... for Janet, which was one thing the film left lost in translation.Another casualty of the fact that Ant-Man and the Wasp hadn't bee established as members of the Avengers yet, this wrinkle in the relationship probably wouldn't have found any room in what was already a pretty stuffed-to-the-gills movie.When Ultron returns in 1969 to harass the Avengers again, he's now Ultron-6 and armored in adamantium. I think that’s why so many people enjoy it more than they did AOU. Quicksilver becomes a casualty of Ultron's attempt to destroy Sokovia (and the world).Darby Harn is a contributor for Screenrant, CBR.com, The Things, Star Wars News Net, and Movie News Net.

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His sci-fi superhero novel EVER THE HERO debuted in January.

Last year, my friends and I debated this for an episode of my podcast, If we’re judging by box office, it’s even murkier.

He was the first Marvel Comics character to wield the fictional metal alloy adamantium. Post was not sent - check your email addresses! may collect data in relation to your Website usage as disclosed herein. Yes, AOU did a good job with specific character roles and making the plot more complex, but in the end, the simplistic design of the original avenger was much better. Obviously the scenes with Hawkeye’s family were really good and brought out some excellent moments with the characters. Like in 20 years who will still think the avengers movies were all that important?I think both films rate just about the same. By visiting this Website. site, and to read the privacy statements of each and every website that collects personally

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We respect your privacy and we are committed to safeguarding your privacy while online at our Anyone else think both movies are a little overrated? In a nutshell, AOU is not a good movie as it offers a predictable plot, little conflict and a fast climax. Ultron is based on Hank Pym's brainwaves and evolves from there into a super scary kill-machine.For a minute, anyway. judicial proceeding, a court order or legal process served on any of our sites.Whenever we change our privacy policy, we will post those changes to this Privacy Policy page, and other Anyway it’s just my opinion.cause ultron never get to his full capacity did you even pay attention ?? The following discloses the information gathering and dissemination practices for this Web As I mentioned earlier, Ultron was also rushed as a villain, probably to give more time to the Wakanda references they had to include to set up Black Panther.So AOU isn’t perfect, but I’d say the good certainly outweighs the bad.
If there’s one element that truly docks AOU for me, it’s that romance that comes out of nowhere and is basically left hanging at the end of the film.I think the point you missed was “Story Telling”. There is no rushing of plot points or skipping over important elements like in AOU. I may say differently in a few years after more films have come out, but where Avengers neatly ties up the metanarrative Marvel had been telling over the previous years and then progresses that story in a way where the next phase of Marvel can begin; AOU feels like…just a movie.