Absolutely the worst movie.

Absolutely Fantastic

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

A clear step-down from the first, 'Avengers: Age Of Ultron' is for the most part a mess. The characters aren't as well-written as the first, the pacing is poor, the story is pretty generic, and the film's action isn't even all that entertaining. On the flip side, the villain is unique, there are some good character moments and the inclusion of Scarlett Witch makes for some interesting scenes. However, these things can't elevate this film to more than 'good enough'. It's definitely not terrible and it's adequately made, but it just feels as if something is lacking to make us care more about the plot and characters. The film is certainly watchable, but it does nothing special to set it apart and therefore ends up being only a little more than average. There are worse superhero films out there, but considering that this is an 'Avengers' film, it can't help but feel like a let-down. 6/10

While Age of Ultron gives us everything we loved from the first film, and much more so. The film tries giving us too much stuff, ultimately giving us a fun ride, that wasn't what was promised but still enjoyable. With a standout performance From James Spader none the less.

Even though the villain Ultron is not as developed as Loki and you can't relate to him, the movie itself is still awesome like the first.

What happens when a machine goes wrong? Afraid to think but this is what has been shown in the movie, AI against humans. The AI has been shown stronger than ever rather invincible untill vision comes to the rescue of the Avengers team. Moreover what happens when Hulk goes out of control. Only Meronica at the rescue with other avengers under poor condition. Great fighting sequences and imagination. Great to watch.