3 days agoThere are sooo many things that I liked about this show one of them is that Jocasta is becoming more synthetic and Ultron is becoming more real and living with vision for a long time made him little bit attracted towards humanity...like je secretly loves Tommy
3 days agoNot enough people are talking about Paladin... Todd Stashwick does these little things that show you the compulsion he feels each time he talks about his contract and how it can't be broken 😣 he feels much more compelling than the last few MCU villains and those scenes between Paul Bettany and him talking about his daughter produced amazing scenes for Vision, but also for the first time put Paladin in a vulnerable state, while until then he was always felt a step ahead!
4 days agoIn an ideal world, the show would also explore Vision being Hank Pym's grandson in addition to Ultron being his son. I can't help but feel that the absence of Hank and Ultron's deranged father/son dynamic has made both MCU Ultron and Hank less interesting by comparison. But alas, MCU Hank Pym is barely a character. "Have you ever loved something that mistreated you, father? Been used, a tool to prop up a small man's quest to be taken seriously?" — Ultron to Hank Pym from Avengers: Rage of Ultron. What we could've had…
4 days agoIt is also a contradiction to Multiverse of Madness and Dr Strange's words 😂
4 days agoMarvel's biggest consistent mistake is that they keep killing off their greatest villains. Mysterio, Killmonger, Ultron, Gorr, and so on. Fortunately, the thing with Ultron is that because he is an AI, they can bring him back without any continuity issues. Ultron deserves to be a saga villain, I hope Doom collects Ultron at the end of this show and he becomes the next villain after Secret Wars
