Good action movie for new audiences, not for the Marvel Fanboy..

Rating: 7/10 (7 May 2015)

I was very conflicted with my opinion of this movie. The plot was well done, the existing stellar Avengers cast with addition top James Spader providing the perfect voice for Ultron performed nicely as to be expected, the CGI was phenomenal, the movie was packed with good action/ fight scenes, and I didn't find myself losing interest once during a film exceeding 2 hours.
The above states my reason for the 7/10 rating, the below are is my critique to Joss and Marvel in defence to all the Fanboys whom have been saying "Make mine Marvel" for generations.
As a fan of the Marvel comic book, witch may only be a portion of the audience of these Big screen films, but witch is the core fan base who's support has kept Marvel in Business since for over 50 years which there would be no Avengers or Marvel franchises period without it really bugs me when writers and directors feel the need to change major parts of the Marvel universes such as character origins. If film creators want full creative control they should stick to original content films. I really wish Marvel would keep stricter control and consistency on this stuff. A few examples, Ultron was created by Ant-man not Iron Man. Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver have powers because they are the Mutant children of Magneto not because of some experimentation with a mystical gem by some Hydra mad scientist.. Which is inconsistent with the real Quicksilver we were recently introduced to in X-Men: DOFP. Quicksilver a loved character of Avengers and X-Men title fans for generations was killed off in his debut appearance on the Avengers team...
Also, with so many characters there wasn't time for character development outside of Hawk-eye and slightly with Black Widow. They started a love interest between Bruce Banner and Black Widow but didn't have enough time to properly do anything with. We got introduced to 3 well casts interesting characters in the twins and I'll get to Vision but didn't see enough from them or any development other then going from the villain to hero side with the flip of a switch, and if they had to make the mistake of killing Quicksilver why didn't we see more of his sister coping with it in the final aftermath scenes. We just didn't get to know a thing about vision outside him being a cyborg that flies and can hold Thor's Hammer. Why even pop in falcon for a 1 second appearance at the end.. Also I don't mind some humour and 1 liners in the heat of battle which is the Marvel way but this movie was overloaded with it especially coming from the supposedly cold evil robot main villain, Ultron should of been darker.