From the git-go Agengers Age of Ultron brings the action. It really never stops. Maybe for a brief time in the middle of the film when the Avengers show their most vulnerable side. Vulnerability is a huge part of this movie. We see the Avengers face some of their most challenging trials, many of them internal or caused by acts of prevention turned turmoil. 
All the classic elements are present. Arrows and iron, the shield and the hammer. Those last two play together nicely. So do the green and black. And much to my enjoyment, there is no shortage of suit shots. Ya know. Those RDJ close up moments when Stark has the glow of an angel and zings those one liners. In true Avenger fashion, all of them are written so cool and funny. Age of Ultron is almost as comedic as it is action-filled.
The Avengers show some faults and seem more human than ever. This time around, they’re more super relatable than super hero. We get to know some new characters with phenomenal powers and the stakes are raised higher than ever. The Avengers have to work together to keep the world safe but it proves challenging when their opinions differ and they don’t know who to trust. Avengers Age of Ultron is everything I wanted it to be. It’s a hulkbusting good time filled with high tech, heavy laughs and heart. And Iron Man. Lots of Iron Man. 
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