Have You Seen The New Avengers: Age of Ultron TV Spot?

Odunayo Eweniyi

Odunayo Eweniyi

Published:

March 20, 2015

Subject(s): Entertainment, Opinion

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It is now 41 days and 14 hours to the release of this movie, according to our Age of Ultron Web Countdown:

And Marvel nerds have described the TV Spot as amazing, breathtaking! With some even alluding that Marvel wanted to kill them. [Overkill. I know]

New ‘AVENGERS: AGE OF ULTRON’ TV spot released! How’d you like it? RT: AMAZING! FAV: Meh… https://t.co/nrj3XFxXx3

— Superhero Feed (@SuperheroFeed) March 19, 2015

Marvel wants to KILL me.

— Daniel Orubo (@NerdEfiko) March 19, 2015

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Woah, new TV spot for Age of Ultron

— Dan (@Daniel_Averill) March 19, 2015

So I don’t know why you haven’t watched it; but you should. Right now:

It’s all in the swing!

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