That's a solid look for Ultron.I'll just put this here....
*nods* So it's basically Ultron's origin minus Pym. Shame, but having Tony do it makes sense, too.
Size has never Ultron's strength, though.
Yeah. Besides that, there's the army of Ultron drones that he's got goin' for him, so that's nice.
He is human-sized, but his body is generally made from adamantium (or at least the closest thing to it). So, Hulk might say "puny robot", but it's going to take a big beating to get a dent on Ultron.
That's what Nick said.That's what she said!
(To break up the usual "prom night" schtick.)
To be fair, I don't think a prom night joke would fit there, anyway.That's what she said!
(To break up the usual "prom night" schtick.)
While I have a feeling they can't legally use adamantium, they COULD have him re-make himself in Vibranium. Not only has it already been established via Cap's shield, but it could set up Black Panther for a future movie.
As well as already being "discovered" by Stark in IM2.To be fair, I don't think a prom night joke would fit there, anyway.
(Also, of course I don't notice until after it's been quoted that the sentence should have read "Strength has never been Ultron's strength.)[DOUBLEPOST=1405562778,1405562700][/DOUBLEPOST]
While I have a feeling they can't legally use adamantium, they COULD have him re-make himself in Vibranium. Not only has it already been established via Cap's shield, but it could set up Black Panther for a future movie.
That makes sense, considering how Wakanda will be a location in the film, if I remember correctly.
Didn't we just do that with the Sentinels in Days of Future Past? I don't mind if that's the case, because XM-DoFP was full of plot-holes (though still enjoyable) and I'll trust Joss Whedon to make things more coherent. Hopefully.
Well, the Sentinels aren't that geared for at least explaining their rationale in detail. Apparently, one example of dialogue from Ultron in the film is, "I know you're 'good' people. I know you mean well, but you just didn't think it through. There is only one path to peace: your extermination."Didn't we just do that with the Sentinels in Days of Future Past? I don't mind if that's the case, because XMoFP was full of plot-holes (though still enjoyable) and I'll trust Joss Whedon to make things more coherent. Hopefully.
I would love that, except that my wife's reaction months ago when I told her Steve could pick up the hammer was overbearing giddiness, and I don't know if we can handle an internet population's worth of that.
Considering Bettany was cast awhile ago as Vision, and has been voicing Jarvis, I think people knew that was coming.
There's an image of Don Cheadle talking to the rest of the Avengers out there. He's definitely in the movie, but who knows if it's as War Machine.
Since Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch (who made a brief cameo as Quicksilver's little sister in DoFP) are synonymous with BOTH X-Men and Avengers, they were apparently up for grabs for both studios. Some would argue they have stronger ties with Avengers than with X-Men, since historically, they spent more time with the Avengers for decades than with the X-Men.
Actually, what had happened was that an arrangement was settled between Marvel and Fox on their film rights. Namely, Fox can use Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch but can't mention anything related to the Avengers, while Marvel Studios can use them but can't mention their relationship to the X-men or the fact that they're mutants.
That's a pretty easy thing to do, then, since as I said, they're easily synonymous with both sides for different reasons. They can be mutants without ever being Avengers and they can be Avengers that have super powers without being mutants. Heck, I hear talk that since they can't use mutants, they're going to introduce The Inhumans into the Marvel film universe. Which, as luck would have it, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch have ties to.
That is precisely what I think will happen. Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. dropped plenty of hints related to the Inhumans near the end of the first season, and I mentioned earlier in the "Comic News" thread how in the comics there was the reveal of an Inhuman gene present in mankind. My bet is that Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch are folks whose Inhuman genes have become active, thus giving them their powers.
Hawkeye and Scarlet Witch have edges that connect, so yeah... it's all one big poster. Thing is, we're missing Hulk, Thor, and War Machine so you can't connect the rest of them.
