‘Avengers Age Of Ultron’ Spoilers: Ultron Can Kill All The Avengers And Bring Forth Marvel’s Apocalypse! Hulkbuster Battle Shows Intrigue Between Tony Stark And Bruce Banner!

"Avengers: Age of Ultron" is no doubt the most anticipated movie for next year. While there are naysayers who complain that Ultron was a bad choice for a villain, no less than director Joss Whedon has been determined to bring him to the big screen.

Whedon had an interview in the latest issue of Empire magazine, and Comic Book Movie transcribed it on their site:

Joss Whedon: "It's more epic and in other ways it's more noirish and suspect and devious and specific. Ultron...he's got a touch of the apocalypse in him."

One of the wildcards that Ultron will have is his extensive knowledge of the weaknesses of each Avenger. It's not just about wielding power or being indestructible-this is an ultra-intelligent sentient robot that was created as a killing machine.

Kevin Feige reveals that Whedon was strong in his decision: "Ultron was the villain Joss wanted, from midway through production on the first film, to have serious repercussions for The Avengers. We unveiled a poster here which is nothing but Ultron after Ultron after Ultron clawing at the beginning to defeat all of our Avengers. That's what a lot of this movie is about."

Ultron seems to have the same determination of his director. This tenacity can make him more dangerous than other villains. And speaking of dangerous, Tony Stark has been wary of his super-powered comrades and that has put him at odds with his "Science Brother" Bruce Banner. This resulted in a highlight scene that every fan is losing sleep over-Hulkbuster vs the Hulk!

Whedon's description of Stark's new suit: "It's a bespoke suit. The back-up plan in case things go awry. The Hulkbuster is from after my time [as a reader], but even I knew what a big deal it was. It makes sense because there's no one who can really go up against Hulk, but more importantly, those guys are best friends, so what that battle is and what it means is fascinating to me." 

Not just to you, Mr. Whedon. Fascinated fans will come in hordes on May 1, 2015 for the opening of "Avengers: Age Of Ultron!"