Great fun!

Rating: 9/10 (26 April 2015)

( NO SPOILERS!!) I saw the first avengers movie. I hated it. I only loved 2 sequences. I loved an awful lot more about avengers 2. This one, to me, felt like it was on a much bigger scale, and that it could actually happen in real life, whereas the first one was just to comicbooky. It features some amazing performances from all the main cast, with Jeremy Renner being the standout as he finally had something to do! I particularly enjoyed Bruce and Natasha's romance, because it felt real. It didn't feel like it was being forced at all, like it was with Captain America or Hawkeye (Natasha has a great love life.) James Spader as Ultron is just so incredibly awesome, he is the best villain I have seen in a film for ages, and definitely the best marvel villain (sorry Loki fans, Ultron is better). Joss Whedon has a flawless direction, and I'm really sad that he's leaving the franchise, but I can't wait to see the Russo's take. This movie is also really quite funny, as I laughed more in it than I probably do in most 'comedies'. Avengers: Age of Ultron is the joint- best marvel movie (along with Guardians of The Galaxy) and I can't wait for Civil War!
(SPOILERS) I loved Avengers 2. The opening sequence of them breaking into the fortress is very cool, and it features my favorite part from the trailer (screenshot moment, 1:08 trailer 3) and all the team kicking bottoms. I think the running joke of Captain America not being okay with inappropriate language is really quite funny, but useful as there were many young kids at the screening, despite a 12A/PG-13 rating. I also thought that exploring Clint 'behind the scenes' if you'd call it, was quite cool, showing people that superheroes had people they cared about as well, and I also liked seeing Natasha's back story, because she seemed a bit too secretive in the other films that she's been in. I also liked the addition of Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch, but I found there accents a bit annoying, and for any Days of Future Past fans (Me), there is no Quicksilver sequence like the one in that film, so I prefer Evan Peters' Quicksilver. It might not be accurate to the comics, but for me, it's easier to know what's going on. I also felt like Quicksilver's death was a bit forced, because to my record, someone major dies in every Joss Whedon film.
This was my most anticipated movie of the year, and it didn't disappoint. Avengers 2 is worth your time, and money. Go and see it everyone!!