I received a digital code for MARVEL’s Avengers: Age of Ultron so that I could watch and review it. I have seen this movie a few times so far including watching it on my birthday back in April. But wait, the movie came out in May you say. Yes, I had the unique pleasure to be one of the first people to screen the movie and then I got the chance to interview many people from the cast and also director Joss Whedon and MARVEL President Kevin Feige. Here are links to all those interviews.
Marvel’s Avengers: Age Of Ultron – L to R: Captain America/Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) – Ph: Jay Maidment – Marvel 2015
I have a series of Interviews with the cast and crew of MARVEL’s Avengers: Age of Ultron at the #AvengersEvent back in April.
I had also written a review of the movie. That was my impression of the movie after I saw it for the first time. I’m very familiar with the movies and the comics so I was able to catch all of the references that happen in the movies. Even though I got all the references I still enjoyed the bonus feature on the Digital Movies Anywhere extras called The Infinite Six and Connecting the Universe. These are excellent extras for the viewers who aren’t as familiar with the rich history of the Marvel Universe.
So, do you recall yesterday when I was proud of Andrew for being our Character Switcher when we play Disney Infinity 3.0? I was excited as I looked on while Andrew put out all those toys, those figures so that he could get them ready for everyone to use. Tonight after dinner while I was preparing to leave for work I was saying goodbye to the kids and Allison. The kids usually come and give me one more hug a few times over. Andrew went back and forth from the kitchen to the living room. The kids had been playing Disney Infinity 3.0 before dinner and there were a ton of figures out on the floor.
Andrew came down the hall slowly and I heard him say “Uh Oh”. Eva, always wanting to know what is happening intercepts Andrew and she’s crestfallen. In Andrew’s hands is Darth Vader. He’s been snapped off of the base and his lightsaber has also popped off. Andrew held it up to me and told me that he broke it. He had stepped on the figure. He’s almost four and at that age you don’t look where you step. I’ve seen him plow over all sorts of things rather than pick them up. I have tried and tried and tried to get him to look where he is going and where he is stepping. Frankly, I’m surprised that this hasn’t happened sooner. Continue reading I Find Your Lack of Care With My Toys Disturbing→
