Chuck Norris
Banned
What was the post credit scene? I saw the Thanos bit, but didn't stay until the end of the credits
What was the post credit scene? I saw the Thanos bit, but didn't stay until the end of the credits
Are there mid and post credit scenes?
There is no post credit scene, well at least that's what Joss and other people who stayed till the end say.
DoFP Quicksilver did a Flash timestop and then disappeared before his DC Speed Force became a giant plothole.I didn't really like Quicksilver in this. I thought his DOFP incarnation was better.
DoFP Quicksilver did a Flash timestop and then disappeared before his DC Speed Force became a giant plothole.
AoU Quicksilver is more definitive for the character:
- Difficult childhood shared with sister in Europe (not some That 70s Show kid)
- Angry, initially misguided, but has heart of gold
- Fast but not attosecond fast, gets winded and hurt from fighting
Just because it's overpowered, basically everything stands still so he can casually rearrange every object to slapstick comedic effect.I agree that he was a plot hole but I liked that depiction of the character more than in this. In this, he just felt pretty generic. I didn't care at all when he died. And the depiction of his powers in DOFP was leagues better then this.
Just because it's overpowered, basically everything stands still so he can casually rearrange every object to slapstick comedic effect.
Meanwhile his personality is That's 70s Show American carefree kid. That is even more generic, and very far off from the spirit of the original character.
- Does very little to change up the status quo. Yes we got strong hints of future conflict, but at the end of the movie the team is intact, everyone is alive (sorry Quicksilver), etc. It felt like treading water, from a meta-story standpoint.
TL;DR:
- Way too much MCU baggage. Wasting time explaining where people like Pepper are, which does ZERO for this movie itself, and only serves as a distraction.
- Perhaps the movie's greatest sin is that it's a direct sequel to not just Avengers, but also Winter Soldier. If you didn't see that movie, you're completely hosed, here. Where's SHIELD? Why is Fury a hobo? You'll find no explanations here.
I don't expect any consistency in that, definitely expecting the old Avengers in the third to play a large roleAvengers at start of movie:
Captain America, Iron Man, Black Widow, Thor, Hulk, Hawkeye
Avengers at end of movie:
Captain America, Black Widow, Scarlet Witch, War Machine, Vision, Falcon.
That's not changing the status quo? Especially given you ask "if anyone gives a shit about the new Avengers" right after that? The status quo does not consist solely of "living and dead" you know.
So you're annoyed that they spent time explaining where absent people are, but are also annoyed that they didn't explain where Fury was? Do you want an explanation or not? The Avengers were at a party, and Iron Man/Thor's respective girlfriends were absent. 15 seconds explaining why they aren't there is hardly a problem.
I don't expect any consistency in that, definitely expecting the old Avengers in the third to play a large role
AoU personality: bitter and angry from war-torn childhood, fiercely protective of sister, cares about homeland, wishes to do good in the end.A guy who can stop time at will is far more interesting than a guy who can just run super fast. DC had to do the same thing to The Flash in the comics to make him interesting.
And I thought he was fun in DOFP. He actually had a personality. What personality did he have in AOU? I didn't see that much. And I did not care whatsoever when he died.
I did. I wasn't expecting it at all.Did anyone find the timing of the title screen a bit off? When tony grabs the staff.
The whole vibranium thing came out of nowhere and suddenly there is enough for suits and building giant machines
- Thor's Hammer is able to bring Vision to life because... reasons.
Did anyone find the timing of the title screen a bit off? When tony grabs the staff.
But still... if I were to rank the MCU movies, Age of Ultron would probably be somewhere in the middle. Above IM2, Hulk, etc., but well well below the top tier.
- Way too much MCU baggage. Wasting time explaining where people like Pepper are, which does ZERO for this movie itself, and only serves as a distraction.
- Perhaps the movie's greatest sin is that it's a direct sequel to not just Avengers, but also Winter Soldier. If you didn't see that movie, you're completely hosed, here. Where's SHIELD? Why is Fury a hobo? You'll find no explanations here.
Should have come up after that money shot where they're all in line.
I dislike the ending cut "Avengers Ass---" [Executive Producer Joss Whedon]. Felt a bit egotistical.
I wouldn't *exactly* call it egotistical but not giving us an "Avengers Assemble" at the end WAS a dick move.
They're saving it for Infinity War, I'm fine with it.
The more I think about it, the more I agree. I enjoyed some of them, but they were constant throughout the movie. When Ultron started being funny, it kinda killed the threat for me. Though I did laugh every time someone mentioned Cap after there was a swear word.
Hawkeye easily had the best dialogue, quips and not-quips.
AoU personality: bitter and angry from war-torn childhood, fiercely protective of sister, cares about homeland, wishes to do good in the end.
DoFP personality: carefree American kid
Time stop is not interesting, it's an instant-win button to every situation. If DoFP QS tagged along to the Sentinel ceremony, he just stops time, casually finds Mystique, drops her off in jail, grabs all incriminating documents from Trask, plants a custard pie on president's face, and shaves everyone's head.
Did anyone find the timing of the title screen a bit off? When tony grabs the staff.
Are there mid and post credit scenes?
There is only a mid credit scene. So you can get up and leave after that one.
Yeah there wasn't one. There were audible sighs at the end of the credits in my screening of the movie.
It might be the same as the first Avengers. The shawarma scene at the end didn't exist until the movie came out in North America.
And creepy, and cute.Thought I was the only one. Wanda smiling before that was cute as hell though.
is anyone getting mcu fatigue, i see alot of negative reviews on here
When Hulk boarded the quinjet and Ultron went "oh gods sake" was worth it tho. Almost killed the whole theater I was in.
is anyone getting mcu fatigue, i see alot of negative reviews on here
I am really disappointed that there are no nods to ANYTHING in this.
Doctor Strange, Black Panther (well other than Claw), Spidey, Guardians, Ant-Man, any of the Netflix stuff.
I am really disappointed that there are no nods to ANYTHING in this.
Doctor Strange, Black Panther (well other than Claw), Spidey, Guardians, Ant-Man, any of the Netflix stuff.
I felt like that was another attempt at Whedon's part for another meta gag. Ultron knows everything there is about the heroes so I'm going to assume he'd also know about how Hulk royally fucked up Loki, but beside that point alone it was amazing how they chose to not even center the camera on the action during that moment. It's like a good way on the director's part to acknowledge what went down as one of the most memorable moments for the audience in the previous movie without actually having to relinquish that moment away from the audience and using it as a crutch, especially when you consider how short that entire exchange was. Most of the audience would likely know what Hulk did in the last movie to "get the joke", and most casual viewers are treated still to a generally hilarious scene.
Honestly, it almost reminded me of how Lord and Miller treated callback comedy in 22 Jump Street, and that's a tricky thing to get right.
So there were no nods to Black Panther apart from the nod to Black Panther?
Maybe he meant this one;
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Maybe he meant this one;
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- Does anyone really give a shit about a New Avengers line-up made up of War Machine. Falcon, and other B-teamers? What a weird, deflating note to end on. Completely wrong, tonally. We just spent over 2 hours (and 6+ movies) with this crew we love. Let's close not on them, but some JV squad instead. This final scene really worries me, in fact. It's one thing to seed little MCU references around your films, to connect them. It's another to make a movie's final scene, it's closing moment, service that MCU instead of servicing the story you just got done telling.
I completely forgot about this.
There's no way they would name-drop Wakanda without showing T'Challa or his father, with his first appearance set to be in the following film (although I assume that's now changed to Spider-Man). It's just weird.
I imagine that this was going to set-up Black Panther pretty hard and it no longer makes sense given the delay and partial Spider-Man acquisition.
Also, how did Thor know about the gem that was recovered in GOTG? I guess news around the galaxy spreads.
Also, how did Thor know about the gem that was recovered in GOTG? I guess news around the galaxy spreads.
Also, how did Thor know about the gem that was recovered in GOTG? I guess news around the galaxy spreads.