
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.
- 7.3
- 2015
- Released
- 2h 21m

Robert Downey Jr.
Tony Stark / Iron Man
Chris Hemsworth
Thor
Mark Ruffalo
Bruce Banner / Hulk
Chris Evans
Steve Rogers / Captain America
Scarlett Johansson
Natasha Romanoff / Black Widow
Jeremy Renner
Clint Barton / Hawkeye
James Spader
Ultron (voice)
Samuel L. Jackson
Nick Fury
Don Cheadle
James Rhodes / War Machine
Aaron Taylor-Johnson
Pietro Maximoff / Quicksilver
Elizabeth Olsen
Wanda Maximoff / Scarlet Witch
Paul Bettany
Jarvis / Vision
Cobie Smulders
Maria Hill
Anthony Mackie
Sam Wilson / The Falcon
Hayley Atwell
Peggy Carter
Idris Elba
Heimdall
Linda Cardellini
Laura Barton
Stellan Skarsgård
Erik Selvig
Claudia Kim
Dr. Helen Cho
Thomas Kretschmann
Strucker
Andy Serkis
Ulysses Klaue
Julie Delpy
Madame B
Henry Goodman
Dr. List
Chris Luca
Fortress Soldier
Brian Schaeffer
Strucker Mercenary
Dominique Provost-Chalkley
Zrinka
Isaac Andrews
Costel
Gareth Kieran Jones
Sokovian Acid Student
Chan Woo Lim
Dr. Cho's Assistant
Minhee Yeo
Dr. Cho's Assistant
Bentley Kalu
Klaue's Mercenary
Julian Bleach
Ballet Instructor
Christopher Beasley
Johannesburg Cop
Vuyo Dabula
Johannesburg Cop
Nondumiso Tembe
Johannesburg Driver
Kabelo Thai
Johannesburg Onlooker
Lele Ledwaba
Johannesburg Onlooker
Mandla Gaduka
Johannesburg Onlooker
Harriet Lenabe
Johannesburg Onlooker
Beulah Hashe
Johannesburg Onlooker
Musca Kumalo
Johannesburg Onlooker
Mathapelo September
Johannesburg Onlooker
Antony Acheampong
Johannesburg Elevator Passenger
Chioma Anyanwu
Johannesburg Elevator Passenger
Ben Sakamoto
Cooper Barton
Imogen Poynton
Lila Barton
Isabella Poynton
Lila Barton
Ingvild Deila
World Hub Tech
Sunny Yeo
Korean Train Passenger
Namju Go
Korean Train Passenger
Mina Kweon
Korean Train Passenger
Earl T. Kim
Korean Train Passenger
Arthur Lee
Korean Train Passenger
Verity Hewlett
Sokovian Family
Michael Matovski
Sokovian Family
Alma Noce
Sokovian Family
Riccardo Richetta
Sokovian Family
Constanza Ruff
Sokovian Woman
Monty Mclaren-Clark
Tub Family Child
Julia Krynke
Sokovian Driver
Barry Aird
Sokovian Police Captain
Aaron Himelstein
Specialist Cameron Klein
Kerry Condon
Friday (voice)
Jaiden Stafford
Nathaniel Pietro Barton
Josh Brolin
Thanos (uncredited)
Lou Ferrigno
Hulk (voice) (uncredited)
Zakk Pierce
Sokovian Boy (uncredited)
Freddie Andrews
Party Guest (uncredited)
Marian Lorencik
Sokovian (uncredited)
Daniel Westwood
Asgardian God (uncredited)

































Released
en
$235,000,000.00
$1,405,403,694.00
- #artificial intelligence (a.i.)
- #saving the world
- #superhero
- #based on comic
- #sequel
- #vision
- #superhero team
- #creator
- #super villain
- #duringcreditsstinger
- #marvel cinematic universe (mcu)
- #fictitious country
- #evil robot
- #good versus evil
Reviews
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.

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.

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

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.
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.
Still good, clean Avengers fun though a bit messier. The first one was still better.
The humor in this movie was not as witty as the first one. It felt too childish and cheesy.
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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.
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 frequentl

**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 excit
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
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 ...
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.











