[ SECRET POST #3042 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3042 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron

[diet_poison]

No, nobody harshed on my squee in particular! I was just surprised by all the negativity overall. I didn't expect everyone to ~~love~~ it but honestly I really liked it and it felt just like any other MCU movie to me so I was surprised that people who like MCU were so disappointed with it. But then, standards, I guess? Maybe I'm just not good at discerning details in movies.

(In general, though, I don't know why people go into superhero movies expecting something written on a level of literary expertise. It's superheroes ffs)

Yeah, Wanda's reaction was pretty heartbreaking. :/ His death would have bothered me a lot less if he weren't a twin. And if he didn't have a superpower that was pretty unique compared to everyone else.

Ironically, Vision, while cool, fell flatter to me than some of the other characters. Hmm. Related: I was so excited that JARVIS wasn't dead, but I guess now JARVIS doesn't really exist anymore? and that makes me kinda sad.

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron

[nightscale]

For me it was how disjointed it felt to the rest of the MCU, like this wasn't even me being overly nitpicky(which I am bad at) because even my mum(who isn't as into these films as I am) was like 'where does that fit with the other films?' and I was just a little bit gruntled about that. But oddly my second viewing had me liking it more, I don't get it but I'll take it tbh.

(I'm just trying to focus on the bits I liked, it's more fun that way).

Unfortunately I was spoiled for his death so I think that's part of the reason I didn't really care the first time, but the second? It kind of sucked to watch. I think mostly I'd just have liked to have seen more of him as well, flesh him out a bit more yanno? Because we barely got to know him, which I suppose is part of the sad factor but still. Rude.

Yeah that's a weird one. Like technically the Vision is JARVIS but also not, he's a new person so I think it's safe to say that Mr. AI butler is no more. Which is a sad thing but I also just kind of like Vision from the comics so uh, yay Vision!

Oh! Also Thor's quest, while a bit too cut apart imo, was cool to see and I liked how it started the set up to Infinity Wars. That's making me more excited for Thor 3 tbh.

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron

[dantesspirit]

Among my friends, general concensus is that Pietro isn't dead, but is in a stasis of sorts while his body rejects and heals from the bullets. It *is* a superhero setting after all, stranger things have happened.

Either way, I feel his 'death' served to make Wanda come into her own. I felt she relied on him way too much, even if he was '12 minutes older'. This, proves to her that she is stronger than she knew and can take care of herself and hold her own if she needed to.