Regardless of how the A.I.s feel, they must be dealt with and so a new team forms, headed up by The Vision, an android created by
the robot Ultron who has been through a number of transformations and is able to form real bonds with humans (he was once married to fellow Avenger Scarlet Witch).
The 11th Marvel film, this time our heroes battle the sentient
robot Ultron (James Spader).
The collateral damage attending their world - saving exploits against the villainous likes of the terrorist Hydra organization and the rampaging
robot Ultron — smashed cities, mass casualties — have the world demanding that the brakes be put on these too - powerful do - gooders.
Also this time, the team will be facing off against rogue
robot Ultron, who threatens the... Hang on, no, that's something else.
Not exact matches
In
Ultron's own words, «I was designed to save the world,» but the
robot ultimately concludes that when it comes to humans, «there's only one path to peace: your extinction.»
We're now in a post-Age of
Ultron MCU, one where colorful figures fighting swarms of
robots and aliens are fairly common.
If
robots could grow moustaches,
Ultron would be twirling his like crazy.
It was
Ultron's plan to use the incredibly resilient substance to build himself a new
robot body, which would make him pretty close to indestructible.
That sent
Ultron into a rage, and the
robot sliced off Klaue's left arm.
The studio is too bottom - line driven to permit the sort of eccentricity that would've made this project truly pop (Joss Whedon's ungainly potluck «Avengers: Age of
Ultron,» with its spiky wit and nihilistic
robot philosopher baddie, is looking better in retrospect).
A peacekeeping
robot gone wrong,
Ultron seeks to destroy his creator Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) and regularly rants about humanity's feeble failings.
This gem was used in Avengers: Age of
Ultron by
Ultron, who accidentally created Vision, a flying
robot hero with the jewel embedded in his damned forehead.
Tony Stark (a.k.a. Iron Man) and Bruce Banner (a.k.a. Hulk) decide to use the scepter to build an artificial intelligence that can help protect the earth, but what comes out is
Ultron (James Spader), a megalomaniacal
robot that wants to save the world by destroying it.
The trailer also showed us how the team of superheroes is not only fighting the villain,
Ultron, but also one another, as Tony Stark is the center of blame for creating the artificially intelligent
robot.
Avengers: Age of
Ultron Rated PG - 13 for intense sequences of sci - fi action, violence and destruction, and some suggestive comments Available on DVD, Blu - ray and Blu - ray 3D This second Avengers movie finds the group at war with an artificial intelligence
robot named
Ultron, built by Tony Stark / Iron (Robert Downey, Jr.), who, instead of protecting the world decides to destroy it instead.
Fans of the Avengers comics know that Hank Pym created
Ultron, but with Ant - man not getting into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, the malevolent
robot will be made by Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.).
Disney: From the studio that brought your
Ultron the killer
robot singing «I've Got No Strings,» comes Luis (Michael Peña), the comedic relief in Ant - Man, whistling «It's a Small World,» the maddeningly catchy theme song for the Disneyland ride of the same name.
Actors Elizabeth Olsen, who's playing Scarlet Witch, Aaron Taylor - Johnson, who's portraying the character Quicksilver, and James Spader, who's playing the
robot villain
Ultron, also made appearances.
(We don't learn what their original version would have looked like, but anyone who's read the comic books or seen a movie ad knows that
Ultron functions most of the time as an ultra-intelligent
robot.)
Whedon's screenplay, of course, has the
robot and its hive - mind cohorts running around to put together a ludicrous plan to destroy life on Earth, putting itself in a series of situations in which the Avengers can jump into action (The most amusing involves a chase in which
Ultron is riding in the back of a delivery truck, which seems like a rather mundane mode of transport for any supervillain, let alone a super-intelligent artificial brain).
Speaking to SFX magazine, Whedon said getting newcomers Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Vision and evil
robot menace
Ultron himself to sit pretty alongside established characters Iron Man, the Hulk, Thor, Black Widow and Captain America was «the hardest juggling act I have ever, ever tried to pull off».
Trailers suggest that Iron Man, aka Stark, invents
robot warrior
Ultron as part of a revived peace programme to allow his newly - formed team to enter early retirement.
The battles that take place within the story are also engaging, often asking players to smash through
Ultron Sigma's mechanical
robots, which are low in health but great in number.
But from every news report about Marvel in the last week, it's pretty clear that Captain America 3 (set to come out in 2016) is going to be about Tony Stark and Steve Rogers facing off in a massive ideological conflict in the aftermath of Avengers: Age of
Ultron, in which Stark accidentally unleashes a villainous killer
robot on the world.
Age of
Ultron dressed its rogue
robot story up with action and wit, Chappie was too interested in the humanity of its story to question ethics and Robocop's remake was... well, crap.
If
robots could grow moustaches,
Ultron would be twirling away like crazy...
Evil has triumphed over good and leading this new age is none other than
Ultron, the deadly sentient
robot created by founding Avenger Hank Pym who turned on his creator to achieve his twisted  objective... the utter destruction of humanity. Now, it's up to the few remaining heroes to band together and find any way to topple their new monarch.
As soon as you jump into the game, you see heroes from both Marvel and Capcom realms battling
Ultron Sigma's
robots as
Ultron Sigma aims to wipe out all life and turn them into robotic beings so that he can have complete control over all life in both universes.
The newly aware
Ultron decided that the best way to save the planet was to erase all the humans from it and start over in a
robot utopia, with him as the leader.
The trailer also showed more footage of
Ultron, who can seemingly call assist
robots to aid him in battle.
The next entry on Earth was Age of
Ultron which saw the threat of a
robot to be more dangerous than Ego's.
The G4's sharp display is complemented by a satisfyingly crisp rear speaker, which was loud enough to fill my small living room with the sounds of Hulk grunts and exploding
Ultron robots.