8 (Spoiler-Free) Fun Bits to Look Forward to in ‘Avengers: The Age Of Ultron’
Apr 24, 2015 • Tim Henares
[dropcap letter=”L”]ike the title says, we won’t be here to spoil any key plot points in the film. With that said, the film definitely has a lot of little things going for it that fans of all levels of intensity will appreciate. From the hardcore comic book readers to the casual fan who just wants to see some Chris Hemsworth beefcake or Scarlett Johansson cheesecake, Age of Ultron has a little of everything to satisfy you.
Here are just 8 of those little things that made the Avengers sequel such a joy to watch.
If you watched Pinnochio as a kid, do you remember this little ditty?
Well, just like how amazingly creepy it was when Joker sang Only You, you would understand how clever this spin on the children’s classic is.
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We won’t tell you who, but a new couple may or may not rear its head in the film as you watch it. And it’s probably the one you least expect! (PS here’s what OTP is.)
…you’d be pleasantly surprised to find out that the guy portraying Quicksilver already had prior experience being a superhero of sorts—as Kick-Ass. Yeah.
Ant-Man? Batman vs Superman? Maybe even Star Wars Episode VII! There are so many good trailers right now, and you would be remiss to not see them, if only because there’s probably a craptastic Andi Eigenmann movie lurking in the wings.
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This was in the trailers, so it’s not really a spoiler, but that very strange armor you see Iron Man wearing to take on the Hulk? It’s appropriately known as the Hulkbuster.
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We all know that the least fun part of superhero flicks are the exposition bits. Avengers 2 jettisons all of that in the opening segment with an epic action piece. Finally, someone gets it!
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If you read the (terrible) Age Of Ultron comic book event sometime last year, you have nothing to worry about, because that comic book has next to nothing to do with this film, except maybe the fact that Ultron was in both.
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The minute Tony Stark casually commanded, “Jarvis, take the wheel,” I just had to wait for the delayed laughs to come into the theater before people realized what the line was a reference to. Try it when you watch it: you probably won’t be disappointed.
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