This is a comic book motion picture! It’s a dream/fiction/whatever you need to call it! I’m not a comic book master, but rather have been a major enthusiast of the Marvel Universe on film since Iron Man 1.
"There’s insufficient character improvement!" I’ve seen this in the negative audits, as well. See, we’ve had 3 Iron Mans, 2 Captain Americas, 2 Thors, and a Hulk motion picture to build up the characters. Now, there isn’t a great deal more we truly need, right? Yes, we see more about Hawkeye’s own side here, yet to me, that lone feels reasonable since he’s not sufficiently enormous to convey his own film. Also, given that he’s especially only a human with an awesome arrangement of physical abilities and is less ensured and confronts his mortality significantly more than the others do, I had a feeling that it seemed well and good here. We see and take in more about Black Widow in this one, also. So the grumblings about character advancement don’t hold any weight to me. It sounds like the tension of a gathering of individuals hoping to see the Empire Strikes Back variant of the Avengers.
In Age of Ultron, we get prompt, managed activity. I don’t think about you, however in the event that I’m going to watch a film with a cast of characters that have the capacities of the Avengers, I need to see them in real life! The imagination of the community battling was enhanced also and was highlighted substantially more so than in the first. That was something that I think the principal film did not have, the one next to the other cooperation. This film held my consideration through and through.