EDIT: magazine scans, sorry.
The problem with full-powered suit scene is it becomes this shallow special effects sequence, like Transformers, Hulk vs Abom or Jaegar vs Kaiju.
Tony having only flimsy prototypes against Killian made the fights more human vs human, allowing for more fun choreography, clever moves and matching wits.
Ultron looks like he got speakers in his cheeks.
Ultron looks like he got speakers in his cheeks.
beats by dr...doom.
Ultron looks like he got speakers in his cheeks.
Was it mentioned or confirmed that we will getting a new trailer or spot during the Super Bowl?
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Maybe the Infinity Stone used to experiment on her gives her a vision of Thanos?The Empire article implies the scene of the dead Avengers in Age of Ultron might be the work of Thanos. One of Wanda's premonitions I assume.
The Empire article implies the scene of the dead Avengers in Age of Ultron might be the work of Thanos. One of Wanda's premonitions I assume.
... the magazine then goes on to discuss the scene in the Comic-Con trailer which featured Tony Stark looking at an asteroid littered with the bodies of his fellow Avengers (they also confirm that this was an illusion created by the Scarlet Witch). Are they all dead at the hands of Thanos? "I can neither confirm nor deny that it totally is." Notice the emphasis there? There you have it! Of course, if this is an illusion created by Wanda, she won't know what Thanos looks like, so we may not see him make a physical appearance. A cameo does seem likely...
Wait, there'll be a scene of dead Avengers in Age of Ultron?
I didn't know that.
Oh, the one where we see Captain America's broken shield and all?Finally something more of the twins. They haven't been promoting them very much which is disappointing.
It was in the first sneak peak at comic con. I think there's a small scene of it in the trailers too.
Oh, the one where we see Captain America's broken shield and all?
Wait, there'll be a scene of dead Avengers in Age of Ultron?
I didn't know that.
Is Kick-Ass in this movie?
Ultron looks like he got speakers in his cheeks.
Ultron's face is all about that bass.
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"He's very agitated because everything runs too slowly for him. He's quick at everything. He's quick to lose his temper." As for how he'll interact with the Scarlet Witch, Johnson added: "It's more about Pietro and Wanda together, a yin/yang where he's very physical and very protective of her and she's very internal and always mothering him. Pietro doesn't [frick]ing trust anybody. The only one he cares for and at the end of the day will jump in front of a bullet for is his sister, Wanda."
When it was put to him that his Quicksilver will be a pretty intense guy, he added: "I hope so. We all wanted to pull it back to the comic book. That's why we did East European accents," confirming that the duo will indeed be speaking with a European twang in the sequel.
As for how his powers will be portrayed on screen, it definitely sounds different to The Flash and X-Men: Days of Future Past, with Johnson comparing how he went about handling these moments to his childhood. "Every time I enter or exit a scene I am a blur. I would perfect the skid really well. You know how you're a kid at school and on a rainy day in the playground the skidding would be a competition? It was like that. I was really good at skidding and not just in straight lines. I would run in and then do the scene and run out and then they'd have to do it exactly the same again but without any actors. A 'Pietro Pass' is what they'd call it. Then they might need an 'Iron Man Pass' and someone might go in dressed as a big Iron Man, and then a 'Hulk Pass' and they'd get the biggest stunt guy, who's like, f*cking 300lb of muscle and he'd stand there painted green."
Wait, did someone say X-Men: Days of Future Past?
As it turns out, Johnson was a fan of that take on Quicksilver, but doesn't appear to give a damn about having some competition on the big screen with another actor playing essentially the same character! "That was already out there before I even signed the contract. If I'd cared that much, I would have said no. It didn't phase me for one minute. What I knew of it was that Evan Peters' Quicksilver was set in the '70s, and it was different. I didn't watch any of it while making Avengers, but I did see it recently, and it was fantastic."
Sounds like they have Quicksilver down. I've always loved the idea that he's a dick because he feels like people slow him down.
Aaron Taylor Johnson talks Quicksilver.
Anyone else worried that Eastern European accents for the twins will be distracting?
"That was already out there before I even signed the contract
I think it was mostly just the teeth. Yes, the teeth.Someone have the comic screen of Quicksilver talking to the psychologist and the snail puzzle?
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So hyped for this movie. I'm surprised people are turning around to the Ultron design, didn't people hate it because it was too humanlike?
Huh? Just because he wasn't cast doesn't mean they haven't been planning that shit forever (and evidently from Whedon's comments, before Avengers 1 even).Sorry, all I read was
before laughing my ass off thinking about the DOFP threads on this forum.
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Yep sounds like they got it.Aaron Taylor Johnson talks Quicksilver.
Anyone else worried that Eastern European accents for the twins will be distracting?
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There ya go.
There ya go.
Sorry, all I read was
before laughing my ass off thinking about the DOFP threads on this forum.
"The coolest thing about Scarlet Witch is, because you've never seen her, we got to create how she moves. Joss was really inspired by dancers, and so he knew that he wanted to change visually how she moves, to be more like a dancer than a fighter. I didn't really have to do much stunt training. Instead I trained with a dancer, Jenny White, which was its own kid of soreness, but it wasn't what I thought it would be."
A lot of fans have been surprisingly critical about the inclusion of "The Twins", claiming that the movie - which they have not yet seen - is far too crowded as a result of their inclusion. However, it sounds like their presence will be meaningful, with Olsen revealing the following about both the sequel serving as an origin story and her character's powers. "Age of Ultron is almost our origin story, so we don't have one of those montages where heroes learn all of their powers in five minutes. We are still discovering the things we can and cannot do. The extent of her powers isn't fully explored in Ultron. But she can manipulate objects. And she has visions, and she has the ability to share them." There's one thing Scarlet Witch isn't, however! "She's not a mutant!"
There has also been a lot of confusion about Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch too, especially as it appears as if their allegiance will shift from Baron von Strucker to Ultron to The Avengers. What leads to that? Well, it sounds like a lot of it will have be to do with their upbringing (even if that doesn't include Magneto). "Obviously there are plenty of countries in the world that hate America, for whatever history and pain they believe it has caused their own country and their own lives. That is the world we have created for Wanda and Pietro, to have been brought up in. What you're told a lot of times growng up is that that, country, those people, their way of living is the reason why we have been bombed. [The Avengers] are the worst evil in Wanda and Pietro's mind, not this guy who hasn't done anything yet." Oh, and what about a possible romance with The Vision, a character played by Paul Bettany in Avengers: Age of Ultron? "[Laughs] I don't know what you're talking about..."
Why should anyone be worried about that?Aaron Taylor Johnson talks Quicksilver.
Anyone else worried that Eastern European accents for the twins will be distracting?