Customer Ratings & Reviews

Introducing scarlet witch an avenger take this movie to a whole other level. The graphics are amazing, the fight and action scenes are coordinated wonderfully. Scarlet witch almost kicked Thanos’s butt in Avengers endgame. So I’ll repeat myself... scarlet witch, awesome addition.

MAN the Avengers franchise blew me out of the 4K waters. Unfortunately they almost seem to get worse. But luckily for Avengers and Ultron they both look phenomenal. Infinity War and Endgame may not be as flawless, but at least the first 2 are pretty stellar!

Avengers Age of Ultron is movie # 13 if watched in order and although I had see this movie in the past... it made a lot more sense and I enjoyed it so much more after having watched the first 12 Marvel movies in the correct order... It's a Great Movie :)

I love the Marvel universe and the avengers series of films. I already had this movie in BR format, but decided to upgrade to 4K. Worth it in my opinion. I could tell the difference on my home set up vs the older BR disc. Saw this go on sale and scooped it up.

I love the 4k presentation of this movie and HDR it really shows off Age of Ultron more spectacularly than the regular blu ray. And the steelbook look phenomenal, the only complaint would be the shipping and handling as my steelbook came in a bit scratched. Other than that its amazing and I recommend anyone to get this, also to get the first Avengers as they look great together.

I just sold my original Blu-ray DVD copy to upgrade to this amazing steelbook version. The added 4K quality made this an absolute no-brainer for me. Picture quality is far better and the steelbook feature makes a nice addition to my collection.

Well its like this, while this movie is not bad I didnt care to see Ultron summed up in a "one and done" manner. He's an EPIC villain. I feel like the film could've been bigger in scale. Avengers and Avengers Infinity War are really big bombastic films. Age of Ultron feels second rate by comparison. Again, I'm not saying it's bad it's just in the Marvel Cinematic Universe its so so.

Avengers: Age of Ultron was an excellent movie. I would absolutely recommend taking the time to see it, especially if you happen to be a fan of the Marvel movies that have been released to date. I've seen a lot of mixed reviews, the complaints mostly focusing on the fact that there was a lot of story and a great deal of activity shoved into a package that was just shy of two and a half hours. Maybe it's because I spent a lot of my life reading comic books, but I didn't feel at all like the narrative was rushed or unevenly paced at all. Personally I felt that there was a terrific balance between well choreographed action and well-written character development...though I might have liked to see a little bit more of the story dedicated to The Vision, Scarlet Witch, and Quicksilver depending on how it was managed. The introduction of those three characters was fantastic though, and I thoroughly loved the change in dynamics that they forced upon the existing Avengers. One of the other negative things that I saw frequently expressed was disdain for the segment of the movie that took place on Hawkeye's farm, with the introduction of a secret life that only he, Black Widow, and Fury were previously aware of. I couldn't disagree more with those who complained about that bit of story arc, or any of the other sections of the movie that focused on fleshing out the characters who haven't had the benefit of multiple movies establishing the more human, non-hero sides to them. Ultron was handled better than I went into the movie expecting, AI is always a bit touchy for me because it is handled so poorly in almost all cases. Ultron, however wasn't necessarily an AI, not in the sense that The Vision was at least, basically amounting to little more than a trap waiting for an individual or society technologically advanced enough to assemble it. The results would likely have been the same or at least similar if Hydra had completed the project instead of Banner and Stark doing so, the only real aspect of Ultron that was provided by Stark was the name and a sort of substrate into which the AI was dumped. I get the feeling that people who claimed that the character arc was basically little more than an AI being created, accessing the internet, and deciding that humanity was something that needed to be eradicated weren't paying altogether too much attention to the fact that the AI template for Ultron was already present, within the Mind Gem, and Tony was essentially stealing that blueprint and hoping to embed it into his Ultron project...at least that was what I gathered from the dialogue between he and Banner. I honestly didn't see any of the flaws that I heard people complaining about at all, and I loved the movie. I don't know that I would trust anyone claiming to have liked it more than Guardians of the Galaxy, but it comes a close second to that as far as the Marvel cinematic universe is concerned, edging just ahead of Captain America: The Winter Soldier as my second favorite of these movies. I tried to avoid any spoilers, but some tiny ones were necessary in order to counter the criticisms I've been reading from those who disliked the movie or at least aspects of it. Ultimately you're going to have to make up your own mind though, see the movie (if you haven't already), and decide for yourself whether it was great or just good...I am leaning towards great.

Avengers: Age of Ultron was an excellent movie. I would absolutely recommend taking the time to see it, especially if you happen to be a fan of the Marvel movies that have been released to date. I've seen a lot of mixed reviews, the complaints mostly focusing on the fact that there was a lot of story and a great deal of activity shoved into a package that was just shy of two and a half hours. Maybe it's because I spent a lot of my life reading comic books, but I didn't feel at all like the narrative was rushed or unevenly paced at all. Personally I felt that there was a terrific balance between well choreographed action and well-written character development...though I might have liked to see a little bit more of the story dedicated to The Vision, Scarlet Witch, and Quicksilver depending on how it was managed. The introduction of those three characters was fantastic though, and I thoroughly loved the change in dynamics that they forced upon the existing Avengers. One of the other negative things that I saw frequently expressed was disdain for the segment of the movie that took place on Hawkeye's farm, with the introduction of a secret life that only he, Black Widow, and Fury were previously aware of. I couldn't disagree more with those who complained about that bit of story arc, or any of the other sections of the movie that focused on fleshing out the characters who haven't had the benefit of multiple movies establishing the more human, non-hero sides to them. Ultron was handled better than I went into the movie expecting, AI is always a bit touchy for me because it is handled so poorly in almost all cases. Ultron, however wasn't necessarily an AI, not in the sense that The Vision was at least, basically amounting to little more than a trap waiting for an individual or society technologically advanced enough to assemble it. The results would likely have been the same or at least similar if Hydra had completed the project instead of Banner and Stark doing so, the only real aspect of Ultron that was provided by Stark was the name and a sort of substrate into which the AI was dumped. I get the feeling that people who claimed that the character arc was basically little more than an AI being created, accessing the internet, and deciding that humanity was something that needed to be eradicated weren't paying altogether too much attention to the fact that the AI template for Ultron was already present, within the Mind Gem, and Tony was essentially stealing that blueprint and hoping to embed it into his Ultron project...at least that was what I gathered from the dialogue between he and Banner. I honestly didn't see any of the flaws that I heard people complaining about at all, and I loved the movie. I don't know that I would trust anyone claiming to have liked it more than Guardians of the Galaxy, but it comes a close second to that as far as the Marvel cinematic universe is concerned, edging just ahead of Captain America: The Winter Soldier as my second favorite of these movies. I tried to avoid any spoilers, but some tiny ones were necessary in order to counter the criticisms I've been reading from those who disliked the movie or at least aspects of it. Ultimately you're going to have to make up your own mind though, see the movie (if you haven't already), and decide for yourself whether it was great or just good...I am leaning towards great.

Who would have ever thought that Marvel could top the first Avengers movie. This movie maintains the momentum of the prior on, and digs deeper into the character's lives, and adds a few more. Loving this series! Blu Ray is good, 4K version is awesome!

While I am a little cautious with young kids because of some of the "Iron Man humor," I love these movies. This one in particular poses some very good questions - especially regarding "how far is too far" even if what you propose is a good thing?

I was personally happy with this movie. I didn't hear great things about this movie in this phase but I really enjoyed it. The end credit scenes (one in the middle of the credits and one at the very end) were particularly enlightening.

I wasn’t convinced I’d appreciate the difference, but knowing it came with a digital copy and catching a sale, I was fine with buying this over the standard blue ray. It really does look better, so I’m glad I paid for the better quality.

The steelbook cover is beautiful. The movie is excellent and entertaining, but the first Avengers has this magic about it. Maybe because the first time we see everyone on screen is great to see, but thats just me. Still, very entertaining movie

It's my 1st copy of this movie so all I can say is that the 4k video quality looks great. Audio is excellent with a few scenes that made my PB3000 rock the house. Steelbook looks awesome. A great addition to my steelbook collection.

From the slow mo “Avegers Assembled” shot in the beginning, to the use of the helicarrier theme at a critical climax in the movie, this movie delivers laughter, heart racing action, and excellent character development throughout.

For my money, this second Avengers movie tops the previous one. The villain is more threatening and the effects are more creative. It also effectively sets up what's to come later in the series (if you're paying attention).

there were MANY call backs to this movie in Avengers Endgame, so much so it is NECESSARY to see this before watching End Game. The visions, the meaning of the infinity stones, the end credits, all come a head in the next 2 movies

We loved this movie! It's a great addition to our collection & the picture quality in 4K is unparalleled. We do quite a bit of shopping around to make sure we aren't overpaying for a product, and Best Buy had the best "bang for your buck".

While I put the actual movie on the lower end of the Avengers series, this is the presentation to watch. The 4K presentation kicks up the audio and of course the video to the best levels available on the home market now. Recommended.