How would you like Age of Ultron rewritten as a 1 season series?
A lot of people have rewritten Age of Ultron so I won't pretend I could do it better, but what if it was a series instead of a movie? I know a lot of the MCU owes its failings to TV shows, but that's due to writing, not spending hours watching a show to understand future projects instead of enjoyment.
I feel Ultron is one of those villains that only works when he has time to evolve, when the audience gets to know him well and really feel his presence. In my fan fiction in the form of a screenplay I want this to be as much enjoyable as a pivotal moment in the MCU.
I won't just be exploring refined themes like in most rewrites, I'll also focus on whether heroes in this verse should intervene in street level crime. Remember we barely see heroes in the MCU fight regular crime these days and I think this idea can only be explored in this specific Marvel continuity. Moreover I'll put emphasis on character over spectacle.
Let me know what you think
I feel Ultron is one of those villains that only works when he has time to evolve, when the audience gets to know him well and really feel his presence. In my fan fiction in the form of a screenplay I want this to be as much enjoyable as a pivotal moment in the MCU.
I won't just be exploring refined themes like in most rewrites, I'll also focus on whether heroes in this verse should intervene in street level crime. Remember we barely see heroes in the MCU fight regular crime these days and I think this idea can only be explored in this specific Marvel continuity. Moreover I'll put emphasis on character over spectacle.
Let me know what you think
Commentaires
And all the same, the "father-son dynamic" between Hank and Ultron was fascinating.
But the comics really captured the insectoid nature of Ultron, which the films forgot. I want them to finally adapt it.
Bring in a young Hank Pym in the next saga and make him the creator of Ultron. This makes all the difference.
This story could have been told within either realms of movie or show, but Feige and his directors dropped the ball.