This was definitely my favorite of all the Marvel Animated Features
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GrownUpKid — 17 years ago(September 23, 2008 02:07 PM)
I feel like I've seen this thing so many times that I should have the script memorized. Well, probably not that many times but still a lot more than any of the others. Heck, even considering how much I like the DC movies, the only one I've seen nearly as much was New Frontier.
It's the only one I've put on with my little cousins around that made them shut up and actually watch it. That alone would make it top-notch in my book.
Still got my fingers crossed, waiting for Judas Contract to get green-lit -
Invisiboy — 17 years ago(October 15, 2008 08:05 AM)
I haven't really liked any of the other direct-to-DVD Marvel animated films, but this one was surprisingly awesome. The premise made me think this would be a big stinker, but the creators really hit this one out of the park. Really great.
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bikeboy773 — 17 years ago(December 14, 2008 01:35 PM)
I liked this movie a lot, but I felt the ending was kind of anti-climactic. In most films like this, it goes "Our individual powers aren't enough to take down this nefarious villain, but through the power of TEAMWORK, we can accomplish anything!"
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"This teamwork thing is working, but we need a different and more organized plan to take down this nefarious villain!"
The kids in the movie pretty much decided "Screw this, let the Hulk kill Ultron." The Hulk, who's been absent the entire film, suddenly shows up in the last 10 minutes like freakin' Goku and does most of the work himself.
That said, I felt the characters were great as well as the dialogue, and except for the end, the teamwork aspect got a lot of good focus. My favorite characters were definitely Pym and Azari, for various reasons. -
GrownUpKid — 17 years ago(December 14, 2008 02:21 PM)
I don't think I would have had a problem with Hulk being a little less powerful in this movie, maybe leading to alinger fight. That one moment at the end when Hulk really takes Ultron down but their backs are to the camera, and you don't see what he does, was a little annoying. It feels as though Torunn risking her life to toss Ultron into space was supposed to be the real finale to the battle.
Still got my fingers crossed, waiting for Judas Contract to get green-lit -
DarthBill — 16 years ago(June 24, 2009 12:09 PM)
I found the film to be pretty lame, trying to root for the offspring who don't even exist in the real Marvel universe, who ultimately prove not to be that interesting opposite mainstays such as Iron Man & the Hulk. And poor Thor was turned into a slacker deadbeat dad who basically dropped his daughter into the lap of his old pal Iron Man & walked out on her, he didn't even try to raise her or teach her the stuff he said Iron Man was supposed to teach her. Odin would not have approved. And don't get me started on Thor basically abandoning Earth/Midgard to Ultron.
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Flamenmind — 15 years ago(March 12, 2011 09:18 PM)
I thought the film was awesome. Shocked not so many did, but still doesn't steal my enjoyment of it.
One of my favorites now.
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