Ultron Essays

Age of Ultron may be the most spiritual superhero movie yet. The creators of “Avengers: Age of Ultron” use the archetypal Byronic hero of Tony Stark and different kind of allusions (historical and mostly biblical) to convey the idea that playing God’s role by making our own manmade gods will never result in peace. Tony Stark holds Byronic traits that lead him to his biggest mistake: “Tony Stark is self-critical, perceptive, prideful, self-centered, and emotionally conflicted.” Tony has his own set

being, who he then abandons, and now the monster is getting revenge on Frankenstein by inflict havoc on his family. An example of this would be the movie Marvel’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron and the relationship between Ultron and his main creator Tony Stark. Tony creates Ultron out of nemesis’ Loki’s sceptre and Ultron decides to wipe out mankind off the face of the earth. They are similar in the way the creators created their monsters and their ability to admit their wrong doings, but the monsters

Age of Ultron is Brian Michael Bendis’ last hurrah on Marvel’s massive Avengers franchise. Bendis began writing Avengers when it was a third-tier comic book property, and he was – in a large part – responsible for turning the comic franchise into a sales juggernaut. The fact that Marvel was simultaneously working on a massive cinematic universe built around these characters – if only because they’d sold off most of the other ones – probably didn’t hurt. So, with Bendis moving off the Avengers franchise

film “Avengers Age of Ultron” shows that the Avengers' actions lead to consequences in life or death situations that they never thought they would be faced with. The film explores the idea that even the best intended actions could result in the worst outcomes without thoroughly thinking about the consequences. This movie shows this while using literary devices of foreshadowing, rhetorical questions, and similes. The best instance of this is the main villain of the movie Ultron In a scene of the movie

In 2015, The Avengers have reassembled to (sweep some more money) save the world again from a monstrous artificial intelligence robot called Ultron. Being one of the most highly anticipated movies of this year, Avengers: Age of Ultron has put every moviegoers and pure comic fans in enthusiasm from every casting news, leaked photos from shooting places, to the trailers they unveiled to the world. I remember myself tracking every single news of this movie, and when I first saw the trailer back in December

movies that were popular. Also, Marvel lasted for more than five decades, showing that everybody had watched Marvel before and liked Marvel. Also, logos were used in the Avenger Age of Ultron movie poster by showing multiple characters from Marvel in the movie poster, while showing the title Avengers Age of Ultron to prove that there is going to be the recurring character in the story. Finally, pathos was used when the character was showing a serious expression, implying that this movie is going

Frankenstein is an iconic story, which has been the inspiration for many books, movies, and TV shows. A popular example of this is the recent comic book based movie, Avengers; Age of Ultron. While there are things that differentiate the two, you can base a lot of the characteristics of Ultron back to Frankenstein's creation. Ultron, along with Frankenstein's creation, are both created by an intelligent scientist, trying to be the leaders in their fields by accomplishing something that no one else has. Both

female characters. These women have struck down gender stereotypes and took it upon themselves to defeat their films antagonist. A modern example of these women can be found in Marvel Comic’s Black Widow; however, in the recent film Avengers: Age of Ultron, the characterization of Black Widow made her a more stereotypical emotional woman rather than the collected badass viewers witnessed in previous films she starred in. Natasha Romanova, the Black Widow, made her debut in 1963 as an antagonist to

telling stories is revolutionary. Marvel has spanned their story over twelve movies, three television shows, and much more in production. However, there are a lot of similarities and differences between the movies, “Avengers” and “Avengers: Age of Ultron”, and its television adaptation, “Agents of S.H.E.I.L.D.”. Avengers is set in a fictional universe called the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU). It follows the lives of six individuals who each acquired special abilities and/ or super powers through

Remember the time when Joss Whedon allegedly claimed that the resurrection of Phil Coulson may have taken "some punch out of" the Avengers? It appears that the comments made by the executive producer of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. have been taken out of context and he 's actually happy to bring Clark Gregg 's character back to life. During a recent interview with the Oxford Union, Whedon spoke up about the issue and confirmed what Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. fans have known all along. "No, I don 't regret

cinematic franchise has amassed Disney a cool £5bn to date. Joss Whedon has done a fantastic job of bringing the original graphic novels to the silver screen for a second time. This time around the rag tag bunch of heroes must take on a new foe, Ultron, who is played by James Spader. He is originally a stoic artificial intelligence who, no thanks to Tony Stark, comes to believe he must destroy humanity in order to save the Earth along with his two sidekicks, Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. The film

that she felt Pietro’s death, and then that Wanda’s heart broke. She continued fighting, however, because it was what he would want. Defend their home, protect their people, and then finally, finally break down, give up. She exacted her revenge on Ultron despite it ending in her death. Vision swooped in, however, and after that, with nothing else left, Wanda chose to join the New Avengers. Currently, with the Registration Act back in place, and Pietro miraculously coming back to life, Wanda is in

In this paper, I shall argue that according to Aristotle and the view of egoism, Wanda Maximoff is an ethical egoist and a virtuous character in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, also called the MCU. The virtue theory was introduced by philosopher Aristotle, providing information on how to become a happy and good person through repeated self-practice, rational thinking, involvement in the community, being arete, etc. Arete is when a person strives for excellence, and it is one of the important factors

Introduction to Digital Media Presentation Notes Jessica Egan 1/2/2016 What is Digital Media? Overview This presentation examined Lev Manovich’s popular film essay “What is Digital Media?” and its relation to contemporary cinema, such as Transformers (directed by Michael Bay, 2007). Throughout the presentation I discussed how according to Manovich, cinema can no longer be distinguished from animation because of its use of CGI and digital software, the progression of digital cinema and

Since February 16, the release date, the film has raised $1.2 Billion at the Box Office worldwide making it the 14th highest movie ever! It is also the fourth highest reviewed superhero movie of all time! Tied is Iron Man 3 ( 1.25b), Avengers: Age of Ultron ( 1.4 b ), and the Avengers ( 1.5b )! The movie’s success could be attributed to many factors; It’s suberb cast, it’s great story, or it’s skillful effects, maybe the Vibranium charged technology too. While we do not have access to that great

On the top of the Stark building, there appeared an original machine that looks like a dolphin. Tony Stark was really proud of the invention and he drunk a cup of wine to enjoy it. He considered that this product must become popular in the future. Steven Rogers was ready going to the restaurant that called Buffalo Wild Wings. He got a message from Tony when he was thinking about the menu on the way. “Hi, bro! Come to my office now!! I want to show you something!” Steven was disappointed

The first on my list of criteria to hit is Characters. Although I know that this was not created by Marvel as a story as a whole, what I really looked for was the cannon aspect; other wise known as how accurate the characters are to the comics. For this essay I will be looking at who i picked as the most accurate and important characters in the movie: Mystique, Magneto, Jean Grey, Professor X, and Quicksilver. Starting with Mystique who in both movie and comics is named Raven, her power is shown

Captain America is very strong, one moment in the movie Avengers Age of Ultron, Thor said if anybody can lift my hammer then you are worthy of being a god. Everybody tried then Captain America moved it, he did not pick it up but he did move it. In some of the movies he doesn’t agree with the some of the ideas that the other

Thesis: Because of Beowulf’s excellent characteristics and values not only is he considered a hero in his story, but he is also considered the basic model for modern day superheroes like Captain America. I. Captain America has similar physical characteristics to that of Beowulf because the character of Captain America was based off the story of Beowulf. a. Captain America i. A blonde, blue-eyed, muscular man with a sculpted physique. ii. Tall with a formal clothes and usually fought with bodily

ROBERT DOWNEY JR. I know very little about acting. I 'm just an incredibly gifted faker. Well, how many of you know which great personality said these words? Well’ don’t worry, you will eventually get to know as to about whom I am talking here.(if nobody answers) Yes, it is Robert Downey jr. Good morning to all my fellow toastmasters. This is my second speech and today I am going to break the ice once again. Not between you and I but with this great personality who has been my inspiration, a teacher