Movie Avengers: Age of Ultron

[ManWithNoName]

Agreed - initially, I thought it was just because he's Tex Walker strong, then I realized the worthiness factor.

If it was just strength then Tony would've gotten it with the glove on.

Remember Thor couldn't pick it up for half of the first movie.

 

[The Slitherin' Snake]

Anyone know where you can see the mid / after credits scene(s)?

 

[Willo_]

Anyone know where you can see the mid / after credits scene(s)?

During the credits

 

[iBeng]

Anyone know where you can see the mid / after credits scene(s)?

Theres only one scene and its pretty meh.

its:

Spoiler

Thanos picking up the Infinity Gauntlet and saying "Ill have to do it myself".

 

[peternorth]

picking up thors hammer has NOTHING to do with strength. it's to do with character and soul

 

[GreyWind]

picking up thors hammer has NOTHING to do with strength. it's to do with character and soul

Strength of character

 

[darth_timon]

It wasn't as good as the first Avengers movie (though living up to that was always going to be a mighty challenge) and I dare say it wasn't as good as Guardians of the Galaxy either, but 8/10 from me. Some thoroughly entertaining moments and the film has teed up the next Phase quite nicely. I suspect CA: Civil War is going to be a very good film on the back of this.

 

[pantskyle]

I thought it was better than both Avengers and Guardians. But that could also be because it's so fresh in my mind.

 

[Catastic82]

Well Cap is probably the closest to worthy on the team.

 

[peternorth]

I thought it was better than both Avengers and Guardians. But that could also be because it's so fresh in my mind.

i suggest you now watch fault in the stars, and then pass comment.

 

[Footypie32]

I'm kind of glad I read some reviews that talked it down before seeing it, as I feel that my expectations were kept in check.

Saying that, I thought it was pretty darn good for a sequel. Not as good as the first one, but that doesn't really matter. Was a little disappointed we didn't get to see more of Vision's powers. Hopefully we'll see more in the next one.

 

[iBeng]

I'm kind of glad I read some reviews that talked it down before seeing it, as I feel that my expectations were kept in check.

Saying that, I thought it was pretty darn good for a sequel. Not as good as the first one, but that doesn't really matter. Was a little disappointed we didn't get to see more of Vision's powers. Hopefully we'll see more in the next one.

I suspect he'll have a bigger role in Civil War...Thats going to be Avengers 2.5 the way its going.

 

[vast]

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Who is that? The new thor?

 

[vast]

I believe Cap wielded the hammer in the comics at one point. As did Black Widow, somehow.

See:
Other wielders[edit]
Individuals in the primary continuity

• Beta Ray Bill[17]
• Captain America[18]
• Storm[19]
• Eric Masterson[20]
• Odin (Thor's father)
• Bor (Thor's grandfather)[21]
• Buri (also known as Tiwaz, Thor's great-grandfather)[22]
• Loki[23][24]
• An unidentified female[25]

Sentient constructs (non-sentient machines apparently cannot)[26] in the primary continuity

• Zarrko the Tomorrow Man's mining robot[27]
• Air-Walker[28]
• Awesome Android[29]

The hammer has been lifted by Earth itself when animated by magical means.[30]

Characters from outside the primary continuity

• Conan the Barbarian[31]
• Dargo Ktor (Future Thor)[32]
• Loki[33]
• Magni[34]
• Rogue[35]
• Miguel O'Hara (Spider-Man 2099)[36]
• In Issue 69 of X-men Professor X
• Sarah Rogers (Crusader, daughter of Steve Rogers and Rogue)[37]
• Woden[38]
• Alex Power[39]
• Superman[40]
• Wonder Woman[41]
• Black Widow[42]
• Vision

How did Wonder Woman get her hands on Thors hammer? subtext fully intended.

 

[Catastic82]

Who is that? The new thor?

No it's black widow wielding the hammer

Makes sense when she refused to lift up the hammer .... A nice Easter egg there by Josh

 

[vast]

No it's black widow wielding the hammer

Makes sense when she redused to lift up the hammer .... A nice Easter egg there by Josh

Ah ok was that a recent issue? How did they explain her lifiting it? Had she somehow become worthy.

I thought she didnt want to lift it in the movie because of all her issues about her dark past etc.

 

[iBeng]

I think she lifted it in a different universe type scenario.

 

[ManWithNoName]

So Joss Whedon's been forced off Twitter after receiving death threats about something to do with this film. No idea what. I keep reading it has something to do with Black Widow but I can't imagine what.

 

[ManWithNoName]

Apparently he's been getting s**t for Black Widow being a "damsel in distress" in the last part of the film.

If that's actually true then I can't even

 

[peternorth]

So Joss Whedon's been forced off Twitter after receiving death threats about something to do with this film. No idea what. I keep reading it has something to do with Black Widow but I can't imagine what.

lack of slow mo close ups?

 

[Willo_]

lack of slow mo close ups?

Not enough cleave?

 

[peternorth]

i felt ultrons character wasnt explored deeply enough. its like he appeared, knew everything, went off, then changed his form. was there a bit of ultron in every robot?

 

[vast]

i felt ultrons character wasnt explored deeply enough. its like he appeared, knew everything, went off, then changed his form. was there a bit of ultron in every robot?

No he took over every robot. He basically built them to inhabit them.

The problem with ultron was that he was nowhere near as menacing as the trailers showed he would be. I think he was definitely toned down for actual movie children in test audience prob.got too scared.

 

[pantskyle]

i felt ultrons character wasnt explored deeply enough. its like he appeared, knew everything, went off, then changed his form. was there a bit of ultron in every robot?

Yes. That's why that had to destroy all of them.

 

[vast]

Apparently he's been getting s**t for Black Widow being a "damsel in distress" in the last part of the film.

If that's actually true then I can't even

Lol somehow I cant imagine a person giving death threats over feminist issues being very intimidating