Somewhat Disappointing

Rating: 5/10 (9 October 2015)

The Avengers are at it again. What you ask? Why saving the world, of course. This time from Ultron (voice of James Spader) who also vows to destroy the Avengers because he consider them killers. Oh, oh! This can't be good. But wait, wasn't it Tony Stark (Downey Jr) who created Ultron? (yes, it was him)
Like the Fast & Furious movie, watch this for the CGI and stunts. Oh, and for Scarlett Johansson as Natasha/Black Widow, of course. All are spectacular. When you think the CGI can't get any better we are pleasantly surprised again. It just never ends. Kudos. However, there is a problem and the problem is this: as good as the CGI is, it just never ends and the movie is one big battle and it's gets to be quite tedious after a while. We drifted to la la land at times. Who writes this stuff?
There are some quiet moments that kind of help somewhat: we have Hawkeye (Renner) with his family at a safe-house with the other Avengers in a re-grouping mode; and we have Natasha now flirting with the Hulk (Ruffalo) (didn't she flirt with the other Avengers in previous movies?) Who writes this stuff?
But the thing that really bothered me was Ultron's lips when he spoke. They moved. Now Ultron is all metal and the lips moved like human lips. Not good. Who writes this stuff?
Humor was attempted by Spader as Ultron and that went nowhere. We were not amused. Who did the writing for this?
Then Thor (Hemsworth) brings in Vision (Paul Bettany) - also the voice of Jarvis, Stark's right hand man who is a computer - touted as the most powerful entity in the universe and yet the movie doesn't end with Vision beating Ultron as it should have. So much for being the most powerful entity in the Universe. Who writes this stuff?
Notables: Samuel L. Jackson as Nick Fury, Don Cheadle as James Rhodes/War Machine, Paul Bettany as Jarvis/Vision, Idris Elba as Heimdall, Andy Serkis as Ulysses Klaue, Stan Lee as who else but Stan Lee, Josh Brolin as Thanos, Lou Ferrigno as the voice of the Hulk. (he just grunts)
All in all not bad, but tedious at times and if there are sequels the writers need to be vetted. (5/10)
Violence: Yes. Sex: No. Nudity: No. Language: Small stuff and not much of it.