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Avengers: Age of Ultron

- A new age has come.

When Tony Stark tries to jumpstart a dormant peacekeeping program, things go awry and Earth’s Mightiest Heroes are put to the ultimate test as the fate of the planet hangs in the balance. As the villainous Ultron emerges, it is up to The Avengers to stop him from enacting his terrible plans, and soon uneasy alliances and unexpected action pave the way for an epic and unique global adventure.

Release Date : 2015-04-22

Language :English

Adult : false

Status : Released

Production Company : Marvel Studios

Production Country : United States of America

Alternative Titles : Marvel Avengers: Age of UltronThe Avengers 2Marvel's Avengers: Age of UltronThe Avengers Age of UltronThe Avengers 2: Age of UltronMarvel's The Avengers 2: Age of UltronMarvel Studios' Avengers: Age of UltronAvengers Age of UltronAvengers II: Age of UltronAvengers:Age of Ultron

Cast

Robert Downey Jr.

Character Name : Tony Stark / Iron Man

Original Name : Robert Downey Jr.

Gender : Male

Chris Hemsworth

Character Name : Thor

Original Name : Chris Hemsworth

Gender : Male

Mark Ruffalo

Character Name : Bruce Banner / Hulk

Original Name : Mark Ruffalo

Gender : Male

Chris Evans

Character Name : Steve Rogers / Captain America

Original Name : Chris Evans

Gender : Male

Scarlett Johansson

Character Name : Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow

Original Name : Scarlett Johansson

Gender : Female

Jeremy Renner

Character Name : Clint Barton / Hawkeye

Original Name : Jeremy Renner

Gender : Male

James Spader

Character Name : Ultron (voice)

Original Name : James Spader

Gender : Male

Samuel L. Jackson

Character Name : Nick Fury

Original Name : Samuel L. Jackson

Gender : Male

Don Cheadle

Character Name : James Rhodes / War Machine

Original Name : Don Cheadle

Gender : Male

Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Character Name : Pietro Maximoff / Quicksilver

Original Name : Aaron Taylor-Johnson

Gender : Male

Elizabeth Olsen

Character Name : Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch

Original Name : Elizabeth Olsen

Gender : Female

Paul Bettany

Character Name : Jarvis / Vision

Original Name : Paul Bettany

Gender : Male

Cobie Smulders

Character Name : Maria Hill

Original Name : Cobie Smulders

Gender : Female

Anthony Mackie

Character Name : Sam Wilson / The Falcon

Original Name : Anthony Mackie

Gender : Male

Hayley Atwell

Character Name : Peggy Carter

Original Name : Hayley Atwell

Gender : Female

Idris Elba

Character Name : Heimdall

Original Name : Idris Elba

Gender : Male

Linda Cardellini

Character Name : Laura Barton

Original Name : Linda Cardellini

Gender : Female

Stellan Skarsgård

Character Name : Erik Selvig

Original Name : Stellan Skarsgård

Gender : Male

Claudia Kim

Character Name : Dr. Helen Cho

Original Name : 수현

Gender : Female

Thomas Kretschmann

Character Name : Strucker

Original Name : Thomas Kretschmann

Gender : Male

Andy Serkis

Character Name : Ulysses Klaue

Original Name : Andy Serkis

Gender : Male

Julie Delpy

Character Name : Madame B

Original Name : Julie Delpy

Gender : Female

Stan Lee

Character Name : Stan Lee

Original Name : Stan Lee

Gender : Male

Henry Goodman

Character Name : Dr. List

Original Name : Henry Goodman

Gender : Male

Chris Luca

Character Name : Fortress Soldier

Original Name : Chris Luca

Gender : Male

Brian Schaeffer

Character Name : Strucker Mercenary

Original Name : Brian Schaeffer

Gender : Male

Dominique Provost-Chalkley

Character Name : Zrinka

Original Name : Dominique Provost-Chalkley

Gender : Male

Isaac Andrews

Character Name : Costel

Original Name : Isaac Andrews

Gender : Male

Gareth Kieran Jones

Character Name : Sokovian Acid Student

Original Name : Gareth Kieran Jones

Gender : Male

Chan Woo Lim

Character Name : Dr. Cho's Assistant

Original Name : Chan Woo Lim

Gender : Male

Minhee Yeo

Character Name : Dr. Cho's Assistant

Original Name : Minhee Yeo

Gender : Male

Bentley Kalu

Character Name : Klaue's Mercenary

Original Name : Bentley Kalu

Gender : Male

Julian Bleach

Character Name : Ballet Instructor

Original Name : Julian Bleach

Gender : Male

Christopher Beasley

Character Name : Johannesburg Cop

Original Name : Christopher Beasley

Gender : Male

Vuyo Dabula

Character Name : Johannesburg Cop

Original Name : Vuyo Dabula

Gender : Male

Nondumiso Tembe

Character Name : Johannesburg Driver

Original Name : Nondumiso Tembe

Gender : Female

Kabelo Thai

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Kabelo Thai

Gender : Male

Lele Ledwaba

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Lele Ledwaba

Gender : Female

Mandla Gaduka

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Mandla Gaduka

Gender : Male

Harriet Manamela

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Harriet Manamela

Gender : Male

Beulah Hashe

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Beulah Hashe

Gender : Male

Musca Kumalo

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Musca Kumalo

Gender : Male

Mathapelo September

Character Name : Johannesburg Onlooker

Original Name : Mathapelo September

Gender : Male

Antony Acheampong

Character Name : Johannesburg Elevator Passenger

Original Name : Antony Acheampong

Gender : Male

Chioma Anyanwu

Character Name : Johannesburg Elevator Passenger

Original Name : Chioma Anyanwu

Gender : Female

Ben Sakamoto

Character Name : Cooper Barton

Original Name : Ben Sakamoto

Gender : Male

Imogen Poynton

Character Name : Lila Barton

Original Name : Imogen Poynton

Gender : Male

Isabella Poynton

Character Name : Lila Barton

Original Name : Isabella Poynton

Gender : Female

Ingvild Deila

Character Name : World Hub Tech

Original Name : Ingvild Deila

Gender : Female

Sunny Yeo

Character Name : Korean Train Passenger

Original Name : Sunny Yeo

Gender : Male

Namju Go

Character Name : Korean Train Passenger

Original Name : Namju Go

Gender : Female

Mina Kweon

Character Name : Korean Train Passenger

Original Name : Mina Kweon

Gender : Male

Earl T. Kim

Character Name : Korean Train Passenger

Original Name : Earl T. Kim

Gender : Male

Arthur Lee

Character Name : Korean Train Passenger

Original Name : Arthur Lee

Gender : Male

Verity Hewlett

Character Name : Sokovian Family

Original Name : Verity Hewlett

Gender : Female

Michael Matovski

Character Name : Sokovian Family

Original Name : Michael Matovski

Gender : Male

Alma Noce

Character Name : Sokovian Family

Original Name : Alma Noce

Gender : Female

Riccardo Richetta

Character Name : Sokovian Family

Original Name : Riccardo Richetta

Gender : Male

Constanza Ruff

Character Name : Sokovian Woman

Original Name : Constanza Ruff

Gender : Male

Monty Mclaren-Clark

Character Name : Tub Family Child

Original Name : Monty Mclaren-Clark

Gender : Male

Julia Krynke

Character Name : Sokovian Driver

Original Name : Julia Krynke

Gender : Female

Tony Christian

Character Name : Sokovian SUV Driver

Original Name : Tony Christian

Gender : Male

Ian Kay

Character Name : Sokovian SUV Passenger

Original Name : Ian Kay

Gender : Male

Barry Aird

Character Name : Sokovian Police Captain

Original Name : Barry Aird

Gender : Male

Aaron Himelstein

Character Name : Specialist Cameron Klein

Original Name : Aaron Himelstein

Gender : Male

Kerry Condon

Character Name : Friday (voice)

Original Name : Kerry Condon

Gender : Female

Jaiden Stafford

Character Name : Nathaniel Pietro Barton

Original Name : Jaiden Stafford

Gender : Male

Josh Brolin

Character Name : Thanos (uncredited)

Original Name : Josh Brolin

Gender : Male

Robert J. Fraser

Character Name : Youth (uncredited)

Original Name : Robert J. Fraser

Gender : Male

Lou Ferrigno

Character Name : Hulk (voice) (uncredited)

Original Name : Lou Ferrigno

Gender : Male

Zakk Pierce

Character Name : Sokovian Boy (uncredited)

Original Name : Zakk Pierce

Gender : Male

Reviews

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Hotsake

@Hotsake

2021-06-23

There is a lot going on in this movie but it all just seemed kind of pointless and dull to me. Every now and then there would be a good scene or piece of dialogue but for the most part I felt myself getting bored and reaching for my phone to play Cribbage. I guess what I didn't like most is that it all felt like a big filler episode instead of an action packed character driven story arc.

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Andres Gomez

@tanty

2021-06-23

Action, good Fx and a "not-completely-absurd" story. The actors perform well and you can identify them very well with their characters ... but it is all old and without imagination. I suppose nobody was expecting anything else, though ...

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Per Gunnar Jonsson

@Dark Jedi

2024-05-16

This is another one of those movies that you watch primarily for the special effects with you favourite super heroes slugging it out. It is a classical Hollywood product where the story is mostly there just as a vehicle for allowing the special effects team to do their business. As such it is a success. The movie starts of with a display of action and the afore mentioned special effects with an attack by the Avengers on a bad guy stronghold. Not surprisingly the events sows the seeds for things to come. The movie starts off with quite an interesting story idea with the activation of Ultron. However, once he materializes as a physical entity, it became a bit of seen that, been there and done that. Ultron just turns into yet another “standard” comic book villain a’ la Megatron running around trying to look intimidating while implementing his diabolical scheme. Okay, there was a bit of originality here and there but with the good start I kind of expected a wee bit more. Having said that, the movie does indeed fulfil its purpose of showing off a bunch of super heroes slugging it out in a flurry of special effects and, although the story idea was perhaps not used as intelligently as I had hoped, it is not bad (for this kind of movie of course) and hangs together pretty okay. Sure, it is somewhat contrived and the means by which Ultron tries to exterminate humanity is overly complicated but it is still a decent story. Overall the movie was entertaining and provided the necessary special effects and super hero fix for those who are inclined to enjoy those kind of movies. I certainly am and, not surprisingly, the kids liked it as well.

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Gimly

@Ruuz

2021-06-23

**A long form review originally posted in 2015:** I’ve just returned from two back-to-back viewings of _Avengers: Age of Ultron_, and I do not regret one bit going in for that second helping. I lost my steam on the _Age of Ultron_ wagon at a very inopportune moment. About three days before it came out. I was so heavily anticipating it for such a long time, that I was actually much more excited to see this movie when it was still two months away than I was waiting in line to get into the cinema it was playing at. The combination of the market-saturation and the fact that the _Ultron _hype-train has been running for literally years, with a first trailer dropping seven months before the damn thing came out, meant I got weary of the thing just a fraction too soon. But I’m a sucker for the MCU, and there was no way I was missing the sequel to my favourite superhero movie of all time. I won’t harp on too much, because I don’t want to spoil anything (especially given that the movie isn’t even out in most parts of the world), I will put out a spoilertalk on this blog at some point down the line, but for now just let me leave you with a couple of quick thoughts. _Age of Ultron_ is not the best film of all time. It’s not the best superhero film of all time, it’s not even the best MCU film. Honestly, I personally feel it’s not even the best MCU Phase 2 film. But it is still good. And that’s what’s important here. But what do I mean by that? Well, for starters, in and of itself, I loved it, a breach past an 80% approval rating from me is no small thing. The things we enjoyed from the first _Avengers_are here. The mesmerising action spectacles of course, but I more mean the character moments we got between the Avengers themselves, that was my favourite part of the first film and we get it here again in spades. Every new thing Joss has added to the plate works splendidly as well, real Hawkeye story, new heroes, a new villain, an updated world, all of these things are big ticks in lots of boxes. So if everything from _The Avengers_ works and everything they’ve added works great too, why is _Age of Ultron_ not a perfect film? For spoiler-free purposes I will not go into detail, but that’s okay because the answer is quite simple: Everything in _Age of Ultron_ is great. It’s what’s not in _Age of Ultron_ that’s the problem. Joss Whedon said that the film had to be cut by nearly an hour. That way you get more showings in, and that means more money. Now I’m not saying we need every minute of that hour back, but what we ended up being left with, was just enough for _Age of Ultron_ to be the _Thor: The Dark World_ of the _Avengers _franchise (it was a far superior film to _Dark World_, but hear me out). _Age of Ultron_ is little more than a holding pattern. The set-ups for future films take up too much time for the story to bear the weight of some actual story, but everything that occurs in the film itself somehow also has virtually no consequence on world it is a part of. I can’t say it more plainly than that: It’s a holding pattern. It introduces some stuff, but it doesn’t stand alone the first film did. It’s not such a big deal when the solo-movies do that (like the aforementioned _Dark World_) because we have _The Avengers_ films for those to pay off in. But when an _Avengers_ entry is just more of the same, I can’t fully get behind it. That all said, _Age of Ultron_ is of course a lot of fun. A huge amount of fun, I can’t state that enough. And there’s literally nothing more important something in the entertainment industry can be. These are just the things holding it back from taking it up to the next level (or if I’m being completely honest, even taking it to the level the first film was at). 75% -_Gimly_

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tmdb44006625

@tmdb44006625

2021-06-23

The fact that Joss Whedon was able to salvage some sort of coherent film out of all he was forced to cram into a single movie is quite commendable. But the sad fact is that Avengers: Age of Ultron is really just a run of the mill "bad guy wants to destroy the world for reasons" actioner that we've seen done better many times before. Don't get me wrong. The movie's fun. The dialogue is frequently clever and humourous. And I really appreciated the quiet bits of storytelling that Whedon was able to sneak in. It's just that at the end of the day, the villain is weak sauce, there's way too much set up for other movies, and if I'm criticizing Man of Steel for having excessive destruction, I can't give Avengers a pass since they needlessly blow up not one, not two, but three cities. Pretty sure many insurance agencies went bankrupt paying out all the victims.

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Justin Lopez

@ShawnSmith

2021-06-23

Movie was great but felt like there was just too much action and fighting. The creativity of the choreography gets lost in the whirlwind of action and this I noticed most in Captain America's scenes. He does like a hundred different awesome things with his shield, but you don't have time to really take it in because you're already looking at Iron Man blasting 20 Ultron-bots to bits.

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LoganWright

@LoganWright1

2021-06-23

This is the movie where Captain America became my favorite Avenger. Sure he doesn't have monstrous abilities like Iron Man and Hulk, but to be holding his own on the same ground as them is just a testament to how great of a hero he truly is.

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BradleyStewart

@BradleyStewart

2021-06-23

It has become a well-known fact that coming out with a sequel that's better than, if not on par with, the first one is an insane task. But kudos to Marvel for staying true to their colors with this sequel.

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Jane Hall

@JaneHall

2021-06-23

I expected more from Quicksilver. He would've been a great addition to the Avengers.

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JessieCollins

@JessieCollins

2021-06-23

The thing that puzzles me is that in this film, Vision is presented to be a powerful hero, having the mind stone and all. But on the next films, he's become more of like a side character that just wasn't relevant anymore except for that little piece of stone on his forehead. Shame.

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John Smith

@1JohnSmith1

2021-06-23

I'm glad to see that they found another role for Hawkeye other than being that one guy who seemed to be trying hard to keep up with the other more powerful heroes on the team. Now he's more of like the thing that keeps the team together and it suits his character well.

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Justin Lopez

@ShawnSmith

2021-06-23

Movie was great but felt like there was just too much action and fighting. The creativity of the choreography gets lost in the whirlwind of action and this I noticed most in Captain America's scenes. He does like a hundred different awesome things with his shield, but you don't have time to really take it in because you're already looking at Iron Man blasting 20 Ultron-bots to bits.

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1RobertJohnson1

@1RobertJohnson1

2021-06-23

Avengers: Age of Ultron I liked plenty of the stuff in it but it was pretty much the same as the first movie. Still a good watch though if you're not looking for anything serious.

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MichaelWilliams

@MichaelWilliams

2021-06-23

The humor in this movie was not as witty as the first one. It felt too childish and cheesy.

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WilliamJones

@WilliamJones

2021-06-23

Still good, clean Avengers fun though a bit messier. The first one was still better.

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DavidBrown1

@DavidBrown1

2021-06-23

With the vast array of heroes and their own personal character stories, you can expect how much of a challenge it is to bring together all these superheroes and have them work on a single mission on a single timeline. It's not easy, experts.

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JosephWilson

@JosephWilson

2021-06-23

I confirmed in this movie that what's really making these films successful is the chemistry that the actors have. You can really see that everyone's doing their best.

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richardmiller

@richardmiller

2021-06-23

Strong film from beginning to end. Has just enough humor, angst, and drama to make it a film worthy to be called a sequel.

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ThomasMoore

@ThomasMoore

2021-06-23

If you're a fan of action, suspense, and awe worthy moments, then this movie is the right fit for you! Overall outstanding performance by everyone both on and off screen.

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JeffreyYoung

@JeffreyYoung

2021-06-23

Despite the challenge of having to top their first Avengers film, Marvel did beautifully and the result was amazing. I hope to see more films like this in the future.