'Ultron doesn't know the difference between saving the world and destroying it.

Rating: Null/10 (26 October 2015)

This is a long movie, a bit over 2 hours and 10 minutes. I saw it at home on DVD. As we expect this has a very aggressive sound track when the scenes demand, with deep bass that rattled the pictures on the wall.
This has all the superheroes and Tony Stark (Iron Man) is going out on a limb by himself to fuse his artificial intelligence with some more powerful AI. But it goes awry and Ulton appears, seemingly destined to destroy all of humanity, in his warped thought process he thinks a full extinction will benefit the Earth. As one characters explains "Ultron doesn't know the difference between saving the world and destroying it."
There is a good mix of action scenes and slower scenes. The filming (digital) take us to such places as London, South Korea, South Africa, and Italy so much of it was filmed in real places.
In the end Ultron's plan to destroy the Earth parallels what scientists believe caused mass extinctions in the past, by taking a whole Italian village, the size of a large asteroid, and lifting it so high that when it is dropped it will create the impact that destroys everything. Can the Avengers save the world?
I enjoyed it, a fun movie not to be taken too seriously.