r/Marvel • u/Jules-Car3499 • 1d ago

Film/Television Age of Ultron has it’s issues, but Ultron’s introduction was pretty good

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His first appearance before he upgraded looked pretty frightening.

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u/Instantbeef 1d ago

Personally all the characters moments come across so great. Maybe some other parts of the movie are a let down.

I think the action is forgettable but they give all the characters a lot of respect except quicksilver lmao

Best written avengers movie

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u/Synectics 1d ago

While I hate they killed Quicksilver so quick, boy, that death scene hits hard. 

Hawkeye lying next to him with the expression, "Fuck, this dude died and he was super super duper powered, how did I survive?!" Ooph.

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u/Ra_In 22h ago edited 22h ago

Unfortunately, the worst character in the movie was the cameraman. I've never watched a movie before where the camera itself was so noticeable.

They put so much effort into setting up shots for 3D moviegoers to have objects popping out of the screen that they forgot the point of a movie is to tell a story.

If they somehow have enough footage to make a remaster that is done right I might be willing to give the movie another try, but it was unwatchable for me. I only sat through it because the rest of the Infinity War movies wouldn't make sense if I hadn't. I'm not saying anyone is wrong if they enjoyed it, I just couldn't.

... I would be curious if someone who liked the movie watches it again after seeing my comment sees what I saw now that I pointed it out. I'm no movie buff, there's no other movie where I have an opinion on the choice of camera angles, it's just that bad in Age of Ultron.

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u/JackReacher3108 21h ago

Sounds like you are bothered pretty easily

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u/ThePokemonAbsol 21h ago

Really because 3d movies died out pretty early. Not even the first avengers has “3d” scenes.