As the third highest-grossing movie of all time (and the
highest-grossing comic book movie full stop), The Avengers
left a big legacy to live up to. Next year director Joss Whedon
will attempt to match (or even beat) his own record with
sequel The Avengers: Age of Ultron, in which the titular
superhero team will face off against a new threat: the
indomitable android Ultron (James Spader).
Concrete plot details are currently scarce, but the powerful
sibling duo Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson) and Scarlet
Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) will be joining the fray, as teased in
the mid-credits scene for Captain America: The Winter
Soldier. Filming began in worldwide locations earlier this
year and production is currently focused in London, with the
release date for The Avengers: Age of Ultron now less than a
year away.
For those who can’t bear the wait, however, JoBlo claims to
have a small collection of plot and character tidbits from a
“ trusted and proven source.” There is nothing that could be
really be considered a spoiler, but those who would prefer
to remain totally in the dark about The Avengers: Age of
Ultron until the trailers are released may want to give the
following details a miss.
Iron Man leads the pack
It’s no secret that Tony Stark is currently the figurehead of
the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Iron Man was Marvel
Studios’ first movie and Iron Man 3 was second only to The
Avengers in its total box office gross. According to JoBlo‘s
report, the dissolution of S.H.I.E.L.D. in Captain America:
The Winter Soldier means that Tony will be picking up the
tab for the Avengers in Age of Ultron. The former Stark
Tower is left with its single “A” and becomes the new HQ for
the team, as well as the central hub for global security. Tony
uses his seemingly bottomless wealth to fund new costumes,
a new Quinjet, and new tech.
That new tech will include an army of Iron Man drones
similar to those used in Iron Man 3, which allow Tony to
“keep the peace” since he’s not able to be everywhere at
once. There is something a bit unsettling about an army of
robots being used as a police force around the world,
governed by a single man. Maybe it’s just the impending
release of X-Men: Days of Future Past that’s soured the
idea a little, though. Either way, we already know from
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. that Stark has “privatized” the
remaining forces of S.H.I.E.L.D., so these ideas seem
reasonable enough.
In addition: having been plastered all over international
news during the attack on New York, the Avengers are
officially out of the superhero closet and have publicly made
clear their intention to keep the world safe. It won’t be an
easy task.
The Avengers assemble
According to JoBlo‘s source, The Avengers: Age of Ultron
won’t waste time retreading the exhausting process of
getting the group of strong personalities to work together as
a team again. An opening battle near the start of the film will
provide the first “ hero shot” of everyone together as they
take on Baron Von Strucker (Thomas Kretschmann) and
encounter the twins for the first time.
To symbolize their status as a proper team, Tony Stark has
designed costumes for everyone that all feature an Avengers
logo (this detail seems to be true, based on set photos of
Captain America’s new uniform). Black Widow has been
gifted two new batons with the ability to shock enemies into
submission, Hulk has been given some stretchy pants to
help preserve his dignity, and Hawkeye will sadly be
covering up his guns with a long-sleeved jacket, also seen in
set photos.
Explicit android-on-android action
Why have one Ultron when you can have three? There will
apparently be three different versions of Ultron featured in
The Avengers: Age of Ultron as he transitions from a
rudimentary original state to something much more
advanced. He is coated in Vibranium and spends much of
the movie seeking out more raw materials in order to
continually upgrade. At least one version of Ultron will be
mo-capped by Spader.
Paul Bettany, who has played Tony Stark’s friendly artificial
intelligence system J.A.R.V.I.S. in the movies so far, will be
getting an upgrade in this movie to become Vision, an
android and member of the Avengers in the comics.
According to this report, Vision will not make his appearance
until the third act of the movie, suggesting that he may be
something of a secret weapon for the Avengers when all
their usual methods of attack fail against Ultron.
Although all these details are rumor for now, they definitely
do seem to fit with the glimpses of The Avengers: Age of
Ultron that we’ve seen in set photos so far. It makes sense
that Marvel would want to maintain Tony Stark as leader,
and it will be gratifying to see the Avengers organising
themselves now that they’re out from under S.H.I.E.L.D.’s
thumb.
From:screenrant.com

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parrotibaba:
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killzone:
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parrotibaba:
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waiting for the movie.