Customer Ratings & Reviews

It's difficult to not spend an arm and a leg whenever picking up your next anticipated Blu-Ray release..unless you shop at Best Buy. I'm a huge comic book fan, and I couldn't wait to pick up my copy of Age of Ultron. I get all the superhero films, and I only get them at Best Buy, their prices are too good. Simple as that. High-quality, gorgeous Blu-Ray formats, awesome special features, and all for the best prices you can find. And did I forget to mention the movie was fantastic? A solid win all the way around.

I feel like this movie could have been better. Perhaps, because of the expectations behind Ultron and how famous his character in the comics was, people went in high hopes and got a bit of a puzzle with this movie. All in all, I liked I was not going to pay extra for this Blu ray and I wanted to make sure it had the Digital copy, very important for streaming whenever.

Honestly for me, the only reason why I bought the Blu-ray combo from bestbuy and not any other place was for the steelbook case! If you're a collector of movies, the special BestBuy steelbook case is a must have! Movie and everything else in the discs are ok. If you're a Disney Marvel Fan, you're going to like the movie, however if you don't follow the rest of the movies and "Agents of SHEILD" some of the movie will get confusing! Look it up online to fill you in on some of the scenes after you watch the movie!

Earth's Mightiest Heroes return for an all out battle against the seemingly-unstopable Ultron. As the fate of mankind hangs in the balance, Marvel treats viewers to a visual and non-stop action spectacle of a film. The character chemistry is great not to mention the epic showdown between Hulk and Tony's special Hulkbuster armor. James Spader is amazing as Ultron and brings a touch of humanity to the techonologically-advanced villain. This is the kind of movie that you will enjoy watching over and over again.

Seen as both a pro and a con, this movie brings back a lot of what people enjoyed of the first Avengers: Whedonisms, heroes uniting after minor disagreements, facing a world ending threat, fighting a faceless and endless drone army, and a villain more charismatic than the heroes. The problem with reusing that formula is that some may have gone into the experience looking for further character development and different types of conflict from the original. I still enjoyed it; I just wanted something new.

The movie would have been hard pressed to outdo Avengers but even if it didn't outshine the original, it was a good movie to forget the world for 2 hours with your family. My son loves watching it for the Hulkbuster fight by itself.

I saw the film in the theater, but couldn’t wait to see it again. The action is great and keeps the momentum going, but I really like the characters. With a number of films under their belt, it’s great to watch them develop and I enjoy getting to know them. Even the new ones; I think Marvel does a great job in this area. I’ve been a fan of James Spader for some time now, but I really enjoyed the way he brought Ultron’s personality to the film. I could easily watch it again just for that.

Another great entry from Marvel. The action rarely let's up. This can be good and bad since there isn't a lot of time to balance the exposition of the film. It's actually slowed way down in the middle of the movie to explore and explain the actual plot of the film and build out the tension both within the team and against their foe. The true highlights of the film, in my opinion, were the performances from Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner) and Vision (Paul Bettany). They really steal the scenes they are a part of. Definitely recommend this for anyone looking for a fun, action-packed, blockbuster ride that doesn't skimp on the visuals but still manages to provide a compelling story thanks to the grade-A performances from the entire cast.

Was super excited about this movie because I liked the first one so much. On the one hand you get to see all the Avengers back together, you get the Hulkbuster armor, you get crazy upgrades for each of the main cast as far as gadgets and uniforms. But the there's the way too much time shoving Hawkeye's family down your throat and Ultron wanting to exterminate the Avengers because... "reasons?" He is awakened and then decides that they need to be killed, doesn't make a lot of sense. But whatever, I got to see the team back together and Scarlett Johansson is eye candy of the highest caliber. But if I had to watch an Avengers movie it would be the original. This one is good to have as well. Check me out at www.blackliontravel.com

I went to the theater to see this movie in IMAX 3D and I must say, I wasn't disappointed. I've been a Marvel fan since I was a little boy and I started collecting all the modern day movies since they came out with the Blu-Ray format (including 3Dmovies). When Best Buy started carrying the Steelbook versions of the 3D movies, I jumped onboard immediately. As a matter of fact, I purchased both the "Ultron" and the "Vision" version of this movie just so I would have a complete collection.

Avengers: Age of Ultron is better than its the original in many ways. The spotlight is spread amongst the six key members of the team much more efficiently than in the first film and the villain is a homegrown threat that is even bigger and deadlier than Loki was. The visuals and action sequences are considerably larger, as well. Even with regards to its few flaws, "Age of Ultron" is the most substantial and significant Marvel film to date that is equally entertaining and electrifying.

I'm a big fan of Marvel movies and Age of Ultron did nothing to change that! The transfer on this disc is outstanding. The 3d version is one of Marvels better efforts; the 3d picture offers superb depth throughout but does not offer alot in the way of "pop out" moments. The sound is mastered a little lower than other Blu BUT nothing that a little turn off the volume can't fix. The extras are a little sparse but not unacceptable. I would consider this a near demo disc. I recommend.

This movie is very similar to the first Avengers. Worldwide threat, heroes banding together and then not getting along, coming together at the end in a massive battle scene...etc. However, that is not to say that this movie is not awesome. It brings in some great new characters and really just scratches the surface of what the future of Marvel Universe could be. If you were a fan of the first Avengers you will love this one, if you were not...then this probably won't be for you.

Avengers Age of Ultron 4K bluray is worth every penny. The movie is action packed from start to finish, the story works well and it leaves you wanting more of the avengers. Visuals in 4k bluray are spectacular, every detail crisp, colors pop, easily surpassing dvd and bluray in every way. Audio is perfect, with a more cinematic feel and larger presence. A must have if you are an action movie fan or follow the comic book series.

Avengers Age of Ultron was a really fun movie that built upon the foundations of the first Avengers and gave a lot of hints about the future of Marvel's Cinematic Universe in Phase 3! New characters with the twins, Vision, and of course Ultron make this 2nd outing extremely packed from end to end with barely any pause to breathe except at the visit to Barton's farm in the middle. Still, the action scenes were great and the movie has Marvel's trademark humor and drama. Enjoy!

Age of Ultron is a very good sequel but not quite as entertaining as the first Avengers. Some characters are better fleshed out this time such as Bruce Banner/Hulk. James Spader as Ultron is great and the CGI captured Spader's mannerisms perfectly. Introduction of Vision is great. Story's final battle feels a bit like been there done that. The large numbers of androids is very similar to the alien horde from the first Avengers. I still loved the movie though. 8 out of 10.

A bit overlong and some of the CGI during the opening battle set piece shows its cracks, so to speak, but a solid outing overall. The performances elevate this above most action films. On that note, special recognition to Mark Ruffalo and Jeremy Renner for giving an extra layer of humanity to their respective characters, in contrast to the first film. In that outing, Ruffalo was just "awkward guy" until it was time for the special effects crew to take over and Renner's Hawkeye was delegated to being under mind-control and the antagonist's henchman for much of his screen-time. This time, both have an extra dimension of depth that serves them and the film well. Spader's Ultron is a definite treat as well.

I wasn't a comic book fan as a kid so never watched the Marvel movies much, but this and Guardians of the Galaxy have made me a big Marvel fan and going back to checking out the ones from the previous years. Age of Ultron has a first class cast and great story and special effects. I saw it twice in the theaters and that was only disappointment is on a small TV screen it didn't hold up as well, but still good. Guess I'll have to go back to Best Buy and get a bigger TV.

Marvel continues its spate of excellent action movies with Avengers 2: Age of Ultron. Special effects are great, but the story itself does leave a little to be desired. There's nothing new here regarding the interaction with the Avengers, and not enough of the Scarlet Witch & Quicksilver, waaaay too much RDJ, and the side bar on the farm with Hawkeye could've stayed on the cutting room floor. Other than these criticisms, its a great movie; definitely worth collecting.

Every element of movie is superb- the cast, particularly the addition of James Spader as Ultron. The action is non stop from beginning to end. The visual effects are second to none. Even the farm scenes which could have pulled the movie down are instead invaluable for providing back story. As an avid Avengers comic fan I was fully satisfied with movie deviations of plot- Jarvis as Vision great adaptation. 5 plus stars on scale of 1 to 5. Can't wait for next chapter!