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All I can say for this video, I hope that this makes up for lost time. Thanks, Nando v. Movies, Hitop Films, Marcus from Cosmonaut Variety Hour, and others for giving me the in I needed to come back, as I have some thoughts on a very special scene from Age of Ultron.
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Hey old and new viewers alike, I'm here the day after the news broke regarding Joss Whedon and Charisma Carpenter. Truth be told, I was planning on talking about the whole situation with Ray Fisher and Justice League as well as Kai Cole in another video regarding the discussion of separating the art from the artist as well as just the broader subject of acknowledging the work of a bad person.
I've been stewing over this all day, trying to figure out what to do, because a large part of what I made this video on was me being a fan of Joss Whedon and all the research I did regarding his state of mind at this point in his career... but morally I don't know if what I discussed was even the truth. It was always conjecture... but I always prided myself in looking beyond the scene and into the artists behind the work. It's a large part of why this video is the way it was.
As a fan of Whedon, I'm incredibly heartbroken and disgusted (I even had videos on Firefly and Much Ado About Nothing I wanted to do, as well as another video comparing how Whedon and the Russos molded the Avengers on screen, but for now... it just feels wrong...). As a content creator and a filmmaker, I feel so conflicted, because I want my videos to have a sense of empathy for the people behind them, but in light of what's happened, it shakes me to my core.
So I decided to keep this video up, not only because it was such a huge video for me (and I'm not partnered anymore, so I'm not even making any money on this), but as an editor, I'm genuinely proud of this video and Whedon was not the only focus, but also the discussion of each writer and director taking to these characters like artists and writers on the comics they're based on. I WILL however be deleting a Joss Whedon video I had on my channel for years, because I don't want to celebrate a man who abused his power on and off set.
This is an emotional reaction, I'll admit, and some may not agree with me on this. But when you look up to someone and are influenced by someone like I was with Joss Whedon, you feel almost a sense of betrayal. And I don't want to condone that behavior at all, nor do I want him to taint my work.
Thanks for reading, see you in the next video.
Look Josh Whedon was/is one of those A-Hole boss that alot of people have and had from the stories from Ray and Charisma. It's not like he sexually harass them, assaulted them, being r_cist, or a sexist pig at/in the workplace (that we know of). A comparable example, Gordon Ramasy the dude is a total tough a-hole boss and yet people still eat his food, buy his cook books, and watch his shows. Be weary when ever someone starts off saying "My Truth" ... because there is only "The Truth" ... My Truth is just another way of saying *my:* version//lie/narrative.
@@knessing7681 If the stories about him making writers cry and bragging about it, or the stuff he said to Charisma, that goes beyond being an asshole boss to outright abuse. I've had asshole bosses, and as much as I didn't like their approach I knew there was a basic level of respect that meant I could put up with it. The shit Joss is accused of doesn't make him an asshole boss, it makes him a BAD boss. There is no way you're getting the best work from your writing team if you're making them cry every week, there is no way you are getting the best performance from your actors if they feel demeaned and belittled every time you talk to them. The fact that he couldn't be trusted to tone down his behavior with a teenage girl, to the point where he wasn't allowed to be alone with her without a buffer, is ludicrous and pathetic. A director's job is to direct people, a level of interpersonal communication skills and adaptability is integral.
Also worth noting that Charisma and Ray Fisher are being backed up by a lot of their co-stars and Joss's writing staff. At the absolute very least, this paints a clear picture of Joss overstepping appropriate boundaries and levels of respect for his workers. There is no excuse for that, if he meant it in good fun and was somehow dense enough to not realize he'd gone to far when someone broke down crying, then he needs to profusely apologize. I say this as someone with a pretty mean sense of humor. I can be brutal with my teasing, but I know how to tone it down if the person isn't comfortable and if I go too far you'd better believe I apologize and do everything I can to make sure the person is okay with how hard I push going forward. A director who can't do that is hamstringing their project for their own ego.
Gordon Ramsay plays up his persona for the camera, he is much less belligerent in the British versions of his shows. Even if he is an asshole when working in a kitchen, a high stress environment like a fine dining restaurant where seconds are the deciding factor between whether a dish turns out good, bad, or has to be restarted is very different from a television or movie set. Being a head chef warrants a level of strictness that is necessary for the restaurant to function, directing on a set where an entire day might be set aside for just one scene doesn't. In fact, it will often make the process even harder.
If your standard for how much abuse a boss or public figure is allowed to get away with is how successful their business is, you are contributing to the problem. That attitude is exactly why Weinstein was able to get away with his bullshit for as long as he did.
@@knessing7681 why are you defending verbal/emotional abuse? The way he acts should not be excused ever. It’s disgusting. Yes some bosses are plain assholes but Joss deserves everything coming his way, he’s outright abusing his power.
I'm glad you kept it up, it's such a beautiful video that I missed when the Marvelous scene thing was in full bloom
Welp, good thing I don't care.
My favorite part about this scene is how it calls back to one of the earliest observations of Ultron:
“Everyone creates the thing they dread. Men of peace create engines of war. Invaders create Avengers. People create... smaller people? Er... children! I lost the word there. Children. Designed to supplant them. To help them... end.”
He spoke that with such lucidity... almost such that you would think he could avoid that fate himself... but no, instead, the lucidity of his words only expressed inevitability after all. Ultron’s “child” was Vision. He too created what he came to dread. He too created what he came to fear... That’s what Vision’s observation was a callback to... what that conversation as a whole calls back to...
“You’re afraid.” “Of you?” “Of death. You’re the last one.” “You were supposed to be the last.”
“Stark asked for a savior (got a monster, and then) settled for a slave.” “I suppose we are both disappointments.” “I suppose we are.”
There’s a beautiful symmetric duality to it all
But now I think Ultron will emerge back as white vision in wandavision!!!
@@IronMan-jj2fd nope lmao
@@JayF2912 haha 😆
"When the Earth settles, God throws a stone." Sounds like an Infinity War foreshadowing to me.
Never even noticed, but in the start Tony does look to be settling down with Pepper because of his dreams of a child instead of more space nightmares, and later Thanos throws (part of the surface of) a moon at him. So many connections with these movies, it's crazy.
Navon Myhand but then again I’m sure something about Loki saying “You will never be a God” could apply here, like maybe how in the end he still lost
Yeah, they almost fooled me into thinking they have an actual plan for the mcu
@@nahuelahpa1881 not like it was 10 years in the making am I right?
Well, this is just drama writing 101. Nobody wants to read about a character who lives ahappy quiet life. If you want your readers to be invested, start throwing stones at your character.
Well, I was born yesterday
Such a good line
This is my favorite line of all mcu movies
@Duck Soup i agree this would have been a more touching ending even though ultron is a sociopath
That means Ultron is really a villain because he died a villain
with this video's suggestion that vision and ultron is the metaphor for the russos and Whedon respectively,
i take this more as like...
"Well, I was born yesterYEAR"
Age of Ultron (2015)
Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)
I like that line too, but I really like the line “... blah blah....I was meant to be beautiful” from Ultron
HE made this video andwent from 229 subs to 12k. Glorious.
Briggs 14k*:)
Almost 15k
The Last Avenger 15 now haha
22.3k you nub
@@callmeenzy5715 no? Its 14.5 k
I never truly got why I loved Ultron so much, something about him made me adore him while everyone kept saying ‘it isn’t the cold machine he is!’ and he was snarky and sarcastic (what did we expect out of stark industries haha) but now, now I get it now I get why I liked him and why I would have liked too see more; Ultron is the a villain turning human.
We have so many cold analytical robots deciding humans are too chaotic to live or whatev and sure thats cool but here- here we have that same situation but with a small twist “What if it slowly started becoming human?” he humours himself, he slowly learns what frustration and loneliness is, fear, rage, confusion, is able to bond for a short second at ‘being a disappointment’ and slowly his ‘I have no strings’ gets better, a marionette trying to be a human and stop being just a marionette meanwhile we have ultron a machine that wishes to continue his program of ‘savior’ but slowly becomes human. I would have loved it if we got more of those moments to truly contrast the beginning monotonous and factual nature of his character to a more human, scared and reflective self, hell maybe a last small acknowledgement of ‘I’m truly the last me’ or heck a ‘and I am on my last string’ before ending (I AM JUST HAPPY I FINALLY GET WHY I LIKED HIM SO MUCH BUT COULDN’T PUT MY FINGER ON IT)
spader is why. james spader is always why.
Of all the TH-cam comments Ive read in my entire existence; this one... Your insight, your ability to subconsciously capture such subtle context with the wisdom to structure your long awaited revelation with such precision that I feel like an idiot having never noticed that he was turning Human. Thinking about it, I began tearing up as I read that seeing so much of myself in Both Vision and Ultron... Thank You , you magnificent Soul ! May you have Peace in all your time. (oh and those final line suggestions TRULY BLEW ME AWAY. Well Done)
My favorite quote for some reason is “I was born yesterday” because it shows everything you need to know about vision and that he’s not afraid to be wrong
Damn wouldn't expect this kinda editing from a channel under 1K, good job dude
Lewis Davidson I know tons of channels like this that get thrown under the rug.
Size matters not
... Did it just happen from this video or what? His subscriber count is now at 4.2K just 8 days after this video was made.
@@stephenrhoades8686 I see 5.7K right now.
@@Wolfarior damn that was fast. 5.9K now.
Was the "God throws a stone and believe me he is winding up." ANOTHER comparison between Thanos and God or just coincidence?
No coincidence god throws a stone thanks throws a moon to Tony in infinity war so nope no coincidence at all
¡El Electrico Dgr81! Well, Thanos technically takes his name from the Greek god of death, so there’s that
"f you could make God bleed, people would cease to believe in Him. There will be blood in the water, the sharks will come. All I have to do is sit back and watch as the world consumes you." "All this for a drop of blood."
Gaby George that’s thanatos
@@GabyGeorge1996 was abpuf to say something about that
I remember feeling bad for Ultron here. He’s so smart but he’s inexperienced. He has no parents, he’s not learned anything about the individual, only the people as a whole. Vision saying “I was born yesterday” kinda put it into perspective. Ultron is a child doing what he thinks is right and getting it all wrong, like a 4 year old bringing breakfast in bed to his parents and spilling milk all over the bed. Ultron had never experienced humility or discipline of any kind until that moment, he had his programming and never got to experience reinforcement. Who knows, with a little modification or a push in the right direction, he could have done great things.
The old Psychiatric party lines of nature versus nurture. Another good movie that covers this topic is Trading Places (it's kind of old, but it's a good movie anyway).
Luckily in the multiverse of madness you get to see the good version of Ultron.
I was thoroughly impressed by the presentation and delivery as well as going beyond just the scene itself. Nicely done!
Like Stan Lee said, “The Marvel Universe, is our Universe.” Your analysis just helps prove his words.
I consider Phase 3 the "Age of Ultron". Consider the marketing for the movie "A New Age Begins".
That and the consequences of Age of Ultron are still being felt, even till the end
personally I think phases 1 and 2 were the "Age of Ultron" and phase 3 was the "Age of Vision."
So, Whedon went through all that crap, just for WB to do him and Snyder dirty. Must have felt nice smh
He's the underdog, the Browncoat
_The Avengers_ was a simple formula that became greater than the sum of its parts working in near-perfect tandem.
_Age of Ultron_ was a complex beast with more depth to offer, but studio intervention saw to it that it chugged along far less gracefully than its predecessor. Its parts were greater than the sum of its whole but still it finds footing in its small, quiet moments.
"when the earth settles down, god throws a stone at it."
he threw several (infinity) stones, indeed.
He wasn't really wrong though, Thanos did cause destruction with the Infinity Stones, and he does have a litteral Messiah Complex
@@WhyTho525 year old comment but Thanos had a messiah complex not a god complex
@@thekirbycrafter7229
Oh thanks
your essay shines a completely new light on Ultron and Joss Whedon for me. Out of all the MCU films, AoU was the only one I wrote off as "one and done" (viewing-wise). Upon it's release, I couldn't believe the same guy that did the Buffy show made Avengers 2. I will re-visit it w/the commentary, and of course, the understanding of info fr your essay. Good stuff!
I'm happy to have inspired you with wanting to revisit it, even with the commentary! I will warn you though, I think another way this kinda adds to Joss being broken by this film, you gotta compare this commentary with the first films commentary. In that one, he's full of life, loved everything and everyone, and was even cracking jokes. This one, he was so business and depression, it really breaks the heart, you could hear it in his voice. Just something to keep in mind if you're going to listen to it with the commentary. And with this film in particular, be sure to check out the deleted scenes. There was a lot more to Natasha and Bruce that justifies her later actions in the film.
As someone who holds Age of Ultron as their favorite marvel movie to go back to, I absolutely loved seeing someone else pick a scene from the movie. This was so meta it blew my mind and Honestly I think that makes it my favorite video on the playlist. Keep it up! I'll be watching from your subscriber count.
Cuttlefish Supreme I think this film was terribly underrated and with this context it’s made me want to go back to AoU. Also don’t go near Klaue, he may get a little frightened
I loved Age of Ultron, especially with James Spaders' voice work. I just wish they'd gone a bit bigger with it, and really made it an Age, showing how it changed the world, and the effects on society. I guess Civil War did that a bit, but...
@@SinewmireThe "Age" aspect is felt a lot in the MCU tv shows set after Ultron, especially Agents of Shield. They reference the Sokovia accords on multiple occasions, and even have a whole half a season (about 15 episodes) dedicated to an "Ultron 2" type scenario.
Digiquo I'd call that more of a legacy really, but I see where you're coming from.
You said at the beginning of your video that you're not a very big TH-camr and that's why Nando V Movies didn't call on you.
I believe you have a skill and passion for creating compelling art through your videos. You really have a special talent and some real skill. This was just such a treat to watch.
Thank you, and I'd love to see more of your work in the future!
Good fuckin content man went to school with you and knew youd be a good content creator keep up the good work man!!
Aw, no way! Nice to hear great feedback from a former classmate!
nice
Joss Whedon has such a great voice, too bad he's a horrible human being.
@SquishyOfCinder what do you mean? What did he do?
@@CrypticGuest lots of sexual harassment allegations against him, with a lot of people backing them up.
@@noncanalepricnipale and don’t forget he ruined Justice League and got the actor who played Cyborg fired and his standalone film cancelled, not to mention being an overall douchebag and jerk.
One of my favs of all the marvelous scene's videos, thanks!
They need to bring Vision back!
He's such a good character, he deserves his own movie or at _least_ to be included in future ones!
Don't worry his death was avanged by Wanda and Tony .
Well, I have good news!!!
Oh he's coming back
I love how the video is edited and the background music really put a good mood to really focus on the video. I'm impressed to hear something new.
I'm thinking of starting a youtube channel, and I was recommended this video while I was just watching videos to study how to make videos.
I'm glad, because I never really knew the impact of the background music in a youtube video. It really helps with the story telling.
I just wanted to let you know that you have inspired me to learn more on how to make a quality video and that you deserve the attention to your channel.
Thank you so much for the kind words! When you start your channel, lemme know! I'd love to see what you create!
@@joshboy64 You deserved it! Will be sure to take you up on that offer😊
I'm very glad you did this scene. This was exactly the scene I wanted to see done, and you did it great justice well done.
Incredible. You made what I thought was simple dialogue into a magnificent scene. Thank you
The ending of Yugioh Vrains reminds me of this scene, an AI coming to terms with his own fear of death and realizing that an AI's completely logical way of thinking could never truly understand human behavior.
I don't care if you weren't invited to this series... you're the second video I've actually watched from it and I think I've watched the peak of it with this video. Glad youtube recommended this
Nice work, thanks for doing this. I'll say this: Ultron is the Empire Strikes back of the MCU. Everyone hated it on its first run, but it'll be everyone's favorite tomorrow
Dude!! You went from 229 subs to well over 15k in less than two years! That's incredible, and I don't know if you've talked about that cuz I just found your channel, but I'm glad I did, and I hope you have. That growth in that time is awesome, and you really deserve it. Just goes to show that hopping on a bandwagon isn't always a bad thing. Looking forward to bingeing your vids.
Been through the whole playlist now, this is the best marvellous scene video!
loving the editing style! keep it up, bro-tato chip!
Ultron: Become Human
I don’t remember most of this movie.
I remember being disappointed but still enjoying it massively.
But there’s still 2-3 scenes I remember perfectly. It’s funny how an unmemorable movie has very memorable scenes
This video truly encapsulates why Vision and Ultron are my all time favorite Marvel-Related Robots.
You constantly remind me of Austin McConnell throughout the video, good work
I'm shook at how many subs this guy has. His way of executing his vision on this scene felt smooth af, was well edidted and most importantly interesting throughout the whole video. Huge props to you on that 💪🏽.
Did you just slip a shot from Cinema Paradiso in an MCU essay?! Bravo!
Bro I have to say well done. The script you wrote for this should be in a hall of fame man
"A thing isn't beautiful because it lasts"
I couldn't think of a better way to day goodbye to the MCU as we know it in Endgame. Great video.
"Part of the journey is the end."
Congrats on the making the list man. Completely deserved.
In all technicality, Age of Ultron onwards especially in Infinity War and Endgame is the age of ultron.
He pretty much caused The Avengers to be divided. And thus they lost in Infinity War.
Him and Zemo
@@kingmuizz708 zemo only did it because of the events in age of Ultron remember his family died because they lived in socovia
@@junefall4189 oh shit yh,so Ultron and by extension Tony caused their division and subsequent loss..
@@kingmuizz708 Why do you think he was so guilty at the end of Infinity War?
He saw all of this coming, but trying to stop it only made things worse.
@@onyxtay7246 well TBF his little actions against Thanos (or what he perceived as a oncoming threat) was the sole reason they had a chance because I'm pretty sure he's of wrecked them otherwise. But yes your right😂
I never believed for even a second that this was the last of Ultron. I get that the MCU isn't the comics but the idea that he's backed up somewhere else just watching and waiting is such a huge piece of his character that it makes no sense otherwise. It also doesn't counteract the fact that he was removed from the internet. No mention of things that weren't networked at the time. Or, that he wasn't beamed into space. Or this or that. That said, it still doesn't negate the power and emotion in this scene. Ultron is still terrified of what's going to happen. Even if a piece of him survived somewhere else he'd have no way of knowing .
that music shift midway through the video was KEY
I absolutely love the comparison between Ultron and Josh. Never viewed the scene that way before.
My favourite bit is how ultron lifts himself off the ground while vision floats down from the heavens like an angel
Woah you just gained 14k subs in a month in a half, good job
Finally, some quality content in my recommendations :D
This is great love it so much thank you couldn’t think of a better way to spend my time :) i will be watching more and you gains a sub 👍🏻
I don’t know how to describe the way this video made me think but it’s changed the way I see the MCU. This is probably the best video about Marvel or any superhero anything in a long time.
This deserves more recognition.
I honestly was holding off on wandavision just for the whole season to drop but jesus man you've made me remember just how much I love vision and have missed him I gotta see that smile and hear that damn silky voice that still sounds robotic somehow
I’m glad this video was made I feel like Ultron is such an underrated villain.
this is like an imaginary axis film theory quality video subbed
why tf do you not have more subs? Here my good sir. Take one.
Im kinda glad we got don Cheadle though
Wow this video was awesome. I didnt even know about more than half of the things you were talking about. But I was still very interested the entire video
This video stands apart from the rest of your TH-cam catalog. Keep this up and you will get your videos in recommended, (like they did just now with me and this video) and you will be on your way to greatness, and more subscribers.
This was great. Well said. Well put. Back in the 90s, Wizard would do a casting call for who we would want to see play our favorite characters. I wanted to see all of this happen so badly. For years I kept saying it was time to retire movies like James Bond, and work on the comics. They wouldnt even need to invest much in writing because, they have DECADES of source material to work with.
Really glad you got included in the play list, it's one of the better one in my opinion. You got a sub on me
Coming across this nearly two years late, it's easy for me to flip from Video Essay to Essay on a whim, as someone on youtube I doubt I'm alone, despite knowing fullwell the importance of runtime and how that can effect the creator. If I see something on the homepage that's flashy enough, I'd hate to admit it, my crow brain goes from one shiny well wrapped nothing to the next.
Sir, this was packaged with tinfoil and duct tape, and I mean that in the most loving way possible. This essay, at first glance, felt identical to the start of every essay I've watched this week. Key word is at first glance. But somehow, some way, you managed to deliver something so profound, something that genuinely spoke to me through the screen, that this over caffeinated underpaid wannabe film maker sit completely still for double the video's runtime. Because I watched it twice. I watched it twice because the first time through I legitimately shed a tear.
It's more than how the video was put together, and if someone hasn't already said it, I'm about to - the presentation of this video was a masterpiece start to finish. Scrap the tinfoil ductape metaphor from earlier, the use of music, the various clips and transitions throughout the video was a masterful display - and best of all it kept to the point. It never felt over the top or too little or distracted from the message, it was perfection. It was so damn perfect I was legitimately upset to find the music used wasn't in the description, right up to the point I saw it listed in the end credits. All there. This. is. perfect.
But the actual message, the real message you delivered, it's clear just how sincere this video was. There's little more I can say about that because you've already set all your cards on the table with this one. Anyone that's seen this already knows exactly how much this meant to you when you wrote it. The kind of person you are, it's the kind that cares. It's refreshing beyond words to see someone deliver something so genuine, especially on a platform a little too oversaturated with flashy shiny repetitive junkfood for the ears.
I hope you know how awesome your content is, how awesome you are.
That being said, this comment's run on long enough. Gonna binge watch the rest of your content like it's water in a desert.
Can't wait for the next upload :)
What is the Age of Ultron? Vision was 1 day old.
Is that yusuke?
@@ankitsaikumar6866 yes
AOU has a really high place amongst all the MCU Movies for me. It was my favourite for a long, long time because it's so dark and foreboding. There are scenes that are debatable but overall this film is way more serious than the others and i really like that. I also think that Vision doesn't get enough credit for bringing sense, sensibility and empathy into the movies while also being the most reasonable and logic of them all.
This video was extremely well made! Bravo! Please make more!
I like how this video has more views than Nando v Movies marvelous scene! It”s pretty amazing.
I am only 2:45 into this and I clicked on it because of the still to represent this Video, and want to say, this scene IS the most important and the one that defines the entire series. Vision and Ultron were awesome. I was SOOOOO worried to have Spader play Ultron too. BUT he was PERFECT! Dr. Daniel Jackson!
Thank you for this. Age if Ultron is one of my favourites and I feel justified.
"They are doomed" - "Yes. Unlike 1 of 14 million possibilities comes true"
This was really good thank you for making this.
I’m so happy to find this channel thank you I’ll be watching you go to the top
Wow, excellent video! I always liked that scene, I found it to be very powerful and heartbreaking. The "what might have been" is so thick in that scene it hurts. Great analysis.
I've heard some people say this scene is like Jesus and Satan having one last discussion after the apocalypse.
The music in the background, MMMMMMmmmmmm
Woah, I loved this. Age Of Ultron is actually one of my favourite movies of the MCU, it's so sad how underrated compared to the other Avengers movies it is. I'm glad I watched this video, I loved your review
Absolutely brilliant, man. This video is perfect, and perhaps the best summing-up of what the MCU was trying to tell us, and what comic books and their film adaptations are all about. Instant subscribe out of respect for your craft.
Age of Ultron is up there... it is underrated and set up many other films....
This is incredible, I haven't seen a TH-cam video with this kind of attention to music in a long time. You have talent and I'm looking forward to seeing more
I loved this video Josh. What a great job, now I’ll proceed to check out your channel.
That was a video and a half. Very impressive work
It's easy to forget that Age of Ultron is literally just I, Robot played out in the MCU. It''s so well done.
Ultron was the best villain the MCU had. He carried the entire movie. I'm going to be disappointed when they don't bring him back
This is the best video over marvelous scenes.
Iron Man wasnt supposed to die until the Russo bros got in charge, this scene means the death of Stark
Had a really great time watching this video, really hope you keep doing content like this :)
Congrats! Under 1k to 9k is a good achievement. Keep it up.
Age of Ultron imo is probably the second best and or even depending on the day THE best Avengers movie. The dialogue is just *chefs kiss* amazing.
As a kid, I thought Rhodey got introduced in Iron Man 2, since the actor got consistent since then. It was in my early teens that I found out that they changed actors from Iron Man 1 to 2
You're title sounds like the beginning of a very deep philosophical short story about the nature of humanity, life, existance, consciousness and the soul.
Can we appreciate james Spader's majestic performance
I love all the Marvel movies, but this scene is incredible.
HEY STOP SCROLLING
I see you aren't subbed to this man..SO DO IT
Instead of “they’re doomed” Ultron should’ve said “They’ll never survive what’s coming” for foreshadowing
The destroyer feels everything so powerfully
ultron was just a smart robot who predicted the future
in the future humans will extinct so ultron tried to speed that process
Or make them evolve
Awesome review, dude! Love the research and unique take on scene reviews👌
I gotta be honest, I was a bit disappointed with this movie. Even to this day, I tried to come around on it, but there was something off about it. I still like it and enjoy it, but it was quite low on the list of films I enjoy in the MCU. But this video has really turned me around. It made me want to watch it again and appreciate the little nuances I never noticed. Thank you so much, joshboy64 for shedding some light on this movie.
Hey, I appreciate the kind words! I know it's not everyone's favorite, and frankly with Infinity War and Endgame, they seem to overshadow this film. Yet I think there's something to appreciate in most MCU films, and if you were able to see what I appreciated in it, it's all the worth it! Thanks for watching, and I hope you stick around. 😃
@@joshboy64 hey man amazing video God tier. But whats the song that begins at 8:00? Its so beautiful!
WandaVision just had its finale and these films really have taken on a life of their own
I get chills watching 8:00-9:00, the beauty of the MCU and what most common folk would overlook in these films
I'm disappointed I have not found you before.
Time to binge-watch.
Let me know what you think of the Ready Player One, Logan, and War of the Worlds videos! Those in particular are my favorites (and are more what I'm aiming for now). Hopefully you'll love my next video, too!
Hello
Same!
*TH-cam recommendations* : promotes small channel with 10/10 editing and commentary
Me: I’m so proud of this community
Right?? Like, damn, youtube is seemingly cleaning up it's act. I've been getting this top-tier small guys popping up often now. Makes me happy to sub to real content creators.
Tbh?? It's getting actually...better.
hm yeah except the first three minutes is just him advertising other channels
It’s just not 10/10 tho is it u muppet
wait that's illegal
Starlord without a walkman is Tony Stark without his reactor..... Its his heart.. That weirdo was bugging
Kid Guap Well Tony is still a billionaire playboy philanthropist, and I love him 3001
Yooo guap 💀💀💀
That’s not Tony’s heart
Stefan Brockelbank thanks for reminding me XD
It's not his heart anymore.
...For two reasons.