jye4ever
Broke and happy
Saving money on advertising when it's not needed, my grandmother knows AOU is out and she's dead.
Saw it last night. Still a lot to process and think about. Overall I enjoyed it. Maybe too much stuff going on with not enough time to actually digest what was happening.
Overall, I think the only flaw of the movie is that it was trying to lay the groundwork for all of the Phase Three films by introducing lots of concepts and hints of future things, while the first movie was really just a climax of all the films that had come before.
Also, I never felt that Ultron posed any sort of physical threat to the team. Sure some characters were wounded or scraped up, but apart from you know who, there was no serious damage done by Ultron himself.
Spoiler:I was hoping Tony's "vision" would have been more of a reality, obviously not to the point where they are all dead, but I wanted to see Ultron break Caps shield and maybe put Black Widow in a comma or something like that. I wanted a sense of desperation from the team. There was absolutely no sense that any of the Avengers were physically threatened to the point of almost dying except Quicksilver obviously. I thought Hawkeye was going to bite the dust at the end too, but he was just tired.
Surprised with the lower BO take as well. With all the hype, I was thinking $225m.
Could also be a little bit of fatigue of Thor, Capt and Iron Man.
I guess Cap's shield breaking will be left for Thanos to do.
Stark's vision was of Thanos, not Girl Scout Ultron.
It's all about China now. That's the biggest foreign market and it's even surpassing the US boxoffice, so even if AOU doesn't make as much domestically, China will makeup for it, IMO. One thing is certain, AOU won't get near Avatar. I think the people that didn't go see the film this weekend will see it next week, so it'll be fine. I wonder if the "mixed" reviews had something to do with it? I doubt it, but you never know.
Spoiler:If the properties of Vibranium cause it to repel energy as shown when Ironman fires repulsors at Captain Americas shield. Also when Thor hits the shield with his hammer. Why does Ultron get damaged at the end of the film when Vision, Ironman and Thor fire energy blasts at him. Shouldn't the energy just bounce back at the Avengers and not harm Ultron?
Actually, Loki was kicking his ass in Avengers, Loki only surrendered to Cap/IM because he wanted to be brought to the HC.
I think the dorky helmet Cap wore in Avengers made him weaker.
I think the dorky helmet Cap wore in Avengers made him weaker.
Maybe people realized most of the marvel movies are dog ****.
Except that Cap sucked against even a couple fake SHIELD agents even when he wasn't wearing the cowl. He was just spraying bullets wildly like a little girl until Iron Man showed up to "save" him. That fight is SO much stupider now that we've seen him ripping Ultron drones apart with his bare hands and trading punches with Prime himself.
I'm a bit lost on Cap's super powers as it is. He's indestructible, sometimes super-strong, sometimes not. Can nudge Thor's hammer. Can flip and fly and somersault over flipping cars and land perfectly... but sometimes has trouble with just a few human guards, or that Batroc guy.
I take the Thor's Hammer scene to mean that he is almost worthy.. Almost
IMO Cap should be able to lift it.. Who is more worthy then Cap
But will it rise in an elevator?
Super powers have always been "convenient" for what's needed, even in the comics.
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