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Compared with its predecessor, "The Avengers 2" is not so much people climax paragraphs, it may be because the past two years we have seen enough of such a theme. But in the narrative, theme and the overall sense of tension have a very uniform succession and play a more special. It is in ensuring the continuity and integrity of the premise also to ferret out every superhero story. Overall, "The Avengers 2" further validates Jose Verden theme for the ability to control his story for the complex, inner feelings and the grand scene of the deployment has been very place.

There are signs in before we know, this portion of "Captain America" became associated command complex, which is in their siege of the headquarters of the Hydra was especially evident when, but that does not mean steel Man's position was weakened. As usual, he continued with the United States team tease the poor, and the name of their own calculations, is to use the power of unlimited gems to develop artificial intelligence, or "Olympic record." Of course, his intention is with this invincible robot to protect the earth, but we all know that the last is counterproductive. Olympic record obtained through their own algorithms must clean up the human conclusions. So the Olympic record becomes a complex linking the most difficult thing for heroes, they must find a way to destroy the killing machine. More troublesome is not only Olympic record how all do not die, adding two new roles, "Quicksilver" and "red witch" is still constantly re-linked to create trouble, to weaken their fighting capacity, at the same time, re-linking internal There are also some bad blood breeding, Bruce Banner has turned manic crazy city cleaned up version of the Hulk ...... internal and external co-exist, complex problems facing the United heroes far more than previously.

"Avengers: Age of Ultron" is a superhero film based on the popular Marvel Comics characters. It was directed by Joss Whedon, who also wrote and directed the first "Avengers" film. The movie features an all-star cast, including Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Mark Ruffalo, Chris Hemsworth, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, and James Spader.
The film takes place two years after the events of the first "Avengers" film, with the team now facing the rise of a new threat known as Ultron, an artificial intelligence entity created by Tony Stark with the goal of protecting the world from future threats. However, Ultron sees the world's population as the greatest threat and plots to eradicate mankind.
"Avengers: Age of Ultron" excels in terms of action and special effects. The action sequences are well-executed and thrilling, with Whedon once again showcasing his talent for creating exciting and engaging battles. The special effects are top-notch, with each character's powers being displayed in a visually stunning manner.
The film also delves into the characters' inner thoughts and feelings, providing deeper insights into their personalities. This is particularly true of newcomer characters such as Quicksilver and the Scarlet Witch, who experience traumatic pasts and are struggling to find a place in the world.
However, some may find the film's numerous subplots and characters to be overwhelming, as it tries to cram in too much story into two hours. Additionally, some of the character interactions feel forced or unnatural at times, with the film seeming more concerned with showcasing the characters' powers than developing their relationships.
Overall, "Avengers: Age of Ultron" is an entertaining superhero film that satisfies fans' hunger for more Marvel Cinematic Universe content. While it may be too crowded at times and some character development may be sacrificed, the film more than makes up for it with its non-stop action and visually stunning special effects.