spoiler alert: good movie, but big disappointed

Rating: 7/10 (17 May 2015)

this is my first review...SPOILER ALERT, EVERYBODY.. after watching this movie, I can't help but feeling a little bit disappointed...hey, its a good action movie and is really entertaining...so first, i'll give the plus points of this movie. the storyline was good...and what I really liked about this movie was the grand scale of action...and yep, the new characters...scarlet witch was awesome, quicksilver...well, more on him later, and Paul Bettany nailed the vision to perfection!!! now, i'm afraid, i'm gonna have to, well, tear this movie apart. this movie fails in so many areas. firstly, the lead villain was pathetic. I mean, for god's sake, guys, I know humour is good and the MCU has its own signature humour, but a joke for every 5 minutes? I'm not saying that Ultron should be a typical evil comic book villain, but he's supposed to be a menacing, ruthless threat....and even as a non comic book fan, if you had watched the trailers, you will be disappointed..sure, James spader's voice is creepy, but by far he is a terrible villain(even scarlet witch does more damage to him). and secondly, the infinity stones plot diversion. I know that marvel has been building up towards this epic battle, but the way this has been inserted into the main story seems really forced. sure, joss whedon might have expanded that cave scene in the uncut version. but if they wanted this storyline, they should have given it full concern or it should not have been here at all. Thor could have simply popped up during the vision's intro and could have said"hey I went on a solo quest and these are the infinity stones blah blah " and all that...you guys could have added those scenes in Thor 3.one of the best things about the avengers movie is that it stayed on its on story and never focused on any phase 2 movies. this movie does that. speaking of forced things, why the hell was there a romantic subplot between Natasha and Bruce?thank god, if ruffalo and Johanson might not have been on these roles, it could have been one of the worst pairs ever. it seems so forced into the movie and the previous movies never built it up. I mean, those lullaby scenes were quite....stupid!!! and Natasha, of all people, one of the strong female characters in the MCU..she is a train wreck here. and joss whedon...of all people....I never thought you would make her a damsel in distress...sure, I liked that twist in the red room storyline, but the romance starts off nowhere and ends nowhere.... the best character development is given to hawkeye and the worst is iron man. I mean, after all that"we create our own demons" speech in iron man 3, he goes on to create Alton? man, he's more messed up. another underutilized character is quicksilver. aaron taylor Johnson's quicksilver dies even before the audience get to know him. I mean, couldn't they have saved him? sure the death comes out of nowhere, but it does not make a major impact. but aaron plays this guy to be a likable asshole, and as a character audiences want to see in future movies, unlike other characters(sorry hawkeye, you are cool and all, but...just no). remember when man of steel came out and everybody trolled it for being"OVERLY DESTRUCTIVE"? turns out, age of Alton is marvel's biggest 250 million dollars troll.well..in the climax, the avengers evacuvate the people out of the city. its not a bad thing, but how the hell can any body survive 18,000 feet in the air? and the helicarrier appearing out of nowhere..thats okay, but how the hell can it house an entire city? i'm not saying that this movie's bad. i'm just disappointed because this movie fails to match up not only against the first avengers movie, but also against my personal favourite phase movie: the winter soldier. I expect more from civil war.