Avengers Age of Ultron is captivating and full of suspense. It holds your attention from beginning to end with thrilling action and a heart-warming plot. The movie was absolutely mind-blowing and instantly made you fall in love with each character and their story. All of the avengers were seen as bad-ass heroes who didn’t take shit from out-of-the ordinary villains. What I really admire and respect about this film is how they humanized every character, even Ultron! We were able to see the greatest fears of each character and the things of their past or of their future that made them vulnerable, and instilled fear in them. Ultron, though he was a robot embodied so many emotions of a twisted and psychotic human being. Throughout the movie we see the internal struggle he has as he deciphers between “what’s right” and “how to make things right”. It is very interesting that Tony Stark (Iron Man) initially brought Ultron to life or gave him a voice because he believed he was “making things right”. In a sense Ultron was a reflection of Tony Stark’s confusion of right and wrong at its worse. It depicted the theme or morality “that when we create things out of fear we sometimes create exactly what we fear”.
The most interesting growth in relationships would have to be the one shared between Black Widow and The Hulk. No one saw that coming!! However, the relationship is truly a beauty to watch it was filled with trust of the other and insecurity of self. It gave viewers open-ended conversations leaving them with many questions about how their relationship will grow and thrive. The humanity of the characters in the film tied into the overall theme of the Avengers or Marvel movies, that human life is worth fighting for. The film reflected similar elements of other action movies, for instnace their hide-away or safe zone (Hawkeye’s House – A farmhouse in the middle of no where).
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