Tony Stark's Avengers: Age Of Ultron

In both Gilgamesh and Noah and the Flood, man’s wickedness leads to death, destruction, and rebirth all caused by billions of gallons of water sweeping the earth’s surface. The flood in both stories destroys most of mankind. The floods represent rebirth and a new beginning for mankind, as well as the gods and God’s wrath. In Gilgamesh the gods decide to destroy mankind by flooding the earth for six days and nights. Utnapishtim is chosen to build a boat in order to restart mankind after the flood. In the Bible God also decides to flood the earth due to the increase in wickedness. God chooses Noah to build an ark and store seven pairs of every clean animal and two of every other kind of animal on it

To start, the superheroes, Iron Man and Spider-Man, have two very contrasting origin stories. In Iron Man, Tony Stark first becomes Iron Man as a way to escape captivity from the Ten Ring terrorists. After being injured from a bomb in Afghanistan, Stark is taken hostage with pieces of shrapnel in his chest (Iron Man). Ho Yinsen, another captive, manages to keep Stark alive by imbedding an electromagnet, which prevents the shrapnel from reaching his heart, into his chest and attaching it to a car battery (Iron Man). Stark constructs a small version of an arc reactor that is able to power his electromagnet, which also powers the super suit that he designs as a way to free Ho Yinsen and himself from the terrorist group (Iron Man). Seeing that

Superheroes are a common thing in movies, TV, and especially comic books. They fight for the good of the city, the world, or the universe, usually against a villain wanting control. These villains are almost always equal in power or more powerful than the hero. General Zod, for example, had almost the same powers as Superman did (I am not doing my villain essay on General Zod, so please keep reading!). However, when a villain can’t be beaten by only one hero, he becomes a much bigger deal. Ultron is a villain that has caused the Marvel universe a lot of trouble, as he is one of Marvel’s biggest villains.

Utnapishtim grants a punishment to the divine begins, yet Enlil turns out to be very angry on the land that he is stripped from this loss and that Utnapishtim got away from his wishes for a man to be defeated. Ea convinced Enlil that Utnapishtim got away without anyone and later Enlil prizes Utnapishtim the legacy of everlasting statues. In the story of Genesis, God instructions Noah to leave the ark. Noah at that point gives god a penalty. God makes the main agreement of the Hebrew Bible with Noah. That very last point, the two form a sign which demonstrates that God won’t destroy the Earth in a surge until the kingdom come: a rainbow in Genesis and a neckband in the Gilgamesh

The first emotion she felt was of panic when there was only the empty table left. No broken bot, no connection to the batteries; Ultron was just gone. Incredulously, Yue just stood there and stared for a moment, mouth slack as the possibilities ran rampant through her mind. Did she just royally fuck up by giving him a life and sight back? Where could have he gone? Was she creating another AI rebellion? Her knees were beginning to go weak, vision blurring with the thoughts of having to report back to work. Sorry guys, I just unleashed Ultron back into the world while on vacation!

When I was reading the book, I felt emotional because of the imagery Ishmael created with his descriptive words; he wrote, “Often, my shadow would scare me and cause me to run for miles. Everything felt awkwardly brutal. Even the air seemed to want to attack me and break my neck” (49). Ishmael expressively show that anything, even the nonliving, can creates a disconsolate tone that brings someone down and disturbs that sense of peace within someone. This situation reminded me of the movie The Avengers: Age of Ultron because the villain was a non living individual that was created from Tony Stark’s technology and it created the same destruction as a human. As he was describing the events that happened to him, it brought to my attention that

Ultron’s vision was to save the world which what he was programed to do but he saw that humanity itself was the reason so he wanted to destroy humanity and build anew. The cool thing about Ultron was that because he was a Artificial Intelligence he could implant his mind into multiple robot bodies so if one was destroyed another would takes its place and he was able to do this because he was connected to the World Wide Web. Now Ultron had the idea to use the city of Seoul, South Korea to rise of the ground and plunge back to earth like the meteor that wiped out the dinosaurs killing everyone on the planet. All throughout the movie we see a romance forming and finally coming to a head between Black Widow and Bruce Banner (Hulk). The avengers returning from their first fight with ultron to Hawkeyes family home to lay low and think of a new plan,while there Tony is asked to fix the families tractor and from behind the tractor comes Nick Fury the old director of S.H.I.E.L.D. and tells this rousing speech to Tony about how he is the only one who can take Ultron

Fortunately, God alters his ideology over time.  After destroying the world with a flood in the story of Noah, God realizes He has made a mistake, and accepts that no one is flawless.  “I will remember my covenant, which is between me and you and every living creature of all flesh; and the waters shall no more become a flood to destroy all flesh.” (28).    God’s promise never to flood the world again has much meaning to it, and displays a change in God’s nature.  From a very early age, when one commits a wrong doing he promises never to do repeat the mistake again.  By making this oath, one acknowledges the fact that he is at fault.  Admitting to a wrongdoing by pledging never do the same again is simply human nature.  Since God is the creator of mankind, He is the one who originally sets the base for human nature.  Therefore, His actions can be decoded similarly to the actions of humans.  After destroying the world with a flood, God regrets it, and admits His wrong doing by vowing never to destroy the world again.  The flood incident allows God to realize that even a divine figure can make a bad decision, and to accept the fact that humans have flaws.  The Lord is not longer so strict

Many comic books that are made into films have men playing the key roles, yet some comic books adapted to the big screen have female’s playing roles of importance. Since these movies are mainly guided for the viewing of men, the female characters are typically very attractive. In The Avengers: Age of Ultron, one of its main characters is Black Widow, played by actress Scarlett Johansson. In Richard J. Gray II’s article titled “Vivacious Vixens and Scintillating Super Hotties” he created a definition of a superheroines “hotness.” Looking at Black Widow and Gray’s idea of “hotness” we will break down the character and see if she passes Gray’s hotness test. Before we can begin, the key term “hotness” must be defined, “as it applies within the context of the representation of the new millennial superheroine, is a delicate balance between sex appeal and physical strength” (Gray, 2011). The balance needed to be achieved in order to classify Black Widow as having this “hotness” will require her character to be broken down into her sex appeal and also the physical strength she displays throughout the movie.

The differences in recent years of meanings and expectations of The Singularity with ideas we as a class have encountered about views of the future differ in that in recent years media has constructed a technology growth towards The Singularity as something pessimistic while the reading we have done in class have been optimistic in terms of the existence of the human species. We read about how the British Industrial Revolution’s main goal was to better the existence of the human race. A lot of times this was accompanied with attitudes of elitism and racism from those that believed in the fundamental benefits that creating new technologies could bring. In contrast, in recent years movies such as Ex-Machina have viewed “The Singularity” as a

A main theme in the movie is how we aren’t the technology that we use. Tony is out of his suit a majority of the movie and the end he says that he’s still Iron Man, even after he blew his suits up. We are who we are not the technology shells we wrap ourselves in, it’s the person inside the shell that matters

Current mainverse; set after the events of Avengers: Age of Ultron. In the aftermath of the war against Ultron, Banner, having departed in a Quinjet, crash lands in the Banda Sea, and is presumed dead by the other Avengers. Under a variety of assumed names and false aliases, Banner continues to live on the island country of Fiji; doing whatever he can in order to survive the elements, avoid detection, and maintain a purely nomadic lifestyle. His control over the Hulk has since slipped as well; becoming all the more unpredictable and erratic as a result of his own shaken self confidence.

Even if Tony found his grief and torment of his new life since he had worn iron armor, its chest plate is frequently needed charging and it should be constantly worn on him. When he has exhausted from this continuous and painful life, his fiancé suggested him to be a superhero with iron armor. Tony decided to improve his iron armor and he considers it as bodyguard to disguise his actual identity. He collects the sponsor who support his doing and makes formation of Avengers such as Thor, Ant-Man, Hulk, Captain America, and several members. They are extremely famous while they cooperate with each other to struggle with evils who want to devastate the world. In this point, his iron armor is popular from people all around the world in the imaginary

They are who we would depend on if our fantasies were a reality. They are Marvel’s one and only Avengers. The Avengers were created by Stan Lee and Jack Kirby to compete with DC comics Justice League. The Avengers consists of; Captain America, Iron Man, Wasp, Ant Man, Hulk, Black Widow, Hawkeye, Thor, and Spiderman. Out of all these heroes I believe I am like Captain America: he is loyal, stands his ground, and defends the rights of others. I am like Steve Rogers.

Well, first thing first. I actually enjoyed the first half of this collection a lot. I thought it flowed well. It made me want to keep turning the page. I loved the cast of characters. I also assumed it wouldn’t be like the Avengers: Age of Ultron movie that came out this year. I went into this book wanting to find out more about Ultron and his interactions with the Averngers. I did find out some things. For example, who actually created Ultron (it’s different to the movie). I loved seeing all the different superheroes as the Avengers, I’m used to the ones from the Marvel Movie world, not the comic on.