The sexual tension between Natasha & Banner was definitely weird.
I don't understand why they keep treating Ultron as the first artificial intelligence while Jarvis was right there. Even though Jarvis was not that strong, it is a form of artificial intelligence.
The movie had such an interesting villain and story, but it kind of lacked the "punch" and has lots of unnecessary "jokes."

The guy sitting next to Justin hammer is giving off gay vibes. Justin also calls him "baby"🤨.

Woke parts: Mentioning of the israel-loving spyware company "Oracle" multiple times (in previous films too), many bad/manipulated-to-do-bad-thing guys are dressed in desert fashion or in a way that indicates their religion is "muslim (american version of muslim, of course)" 😒 (Yes, I know it was revealed later they were all fake).


Although the "Deleted and Extended Scenes" was interesting, well, at least the first 3 minutes.

Interesting alternate universe concept.

Well, despite some plot holes, the concept is interesting compared to the usual most multiversal slop's we get in comics/series/movies. The artwork is also interesting but feels like it could get some improvement.

And I just get nervous whenever harley shows up in any new series/movie, especially after her & poison ivy thing😑. She just screams 🏳️‍🌈 & "psycho". The writer just finds every way to take her away from Joker and get her close with a female character (Daiana in this movie).

Well, at least there were no homo shits in this movie, but her existence is scary. What if in the future they go 🏳️‍🌈 and ruin an interesting concept? Hopefully they don't continue this "Batman Ninja" franchise.

Tortuously cringe.

And for an example of the woke part, the "fairy godmother" is a "Black man".

Feels like another russian propaganda movie again. They can't just be a human trafficker; oh, no no, they have to be of a "certain country" 😒. As if we don't have enough russian propaganda movies from the "GREAT AMERICANS." Should've guessed it when I saw Stallone's name on the producer list, even though he wasn't in the movie.
Cybertruck's sponsorship for a second. They couldn't find anything else? That is one of the shittiest-looking cars.

Everybody dies, and that's life.

Way too many annoyingly "modern" characters like the priest or whoever he was during the beginning funeral, Lois (Hal's mom), the girl bullies in the bathroom/class, Hal's brother Bill (the younger version mainly), Ted...
Why is there "sex education" in the combined class of Teenagers? Westerners are so disgusting.
The story gets somewhat interesting when the brothers grow up (at least to me).

The reimagined cringy & nonsensse story.

The cringe is JUST WAY TOO MUCH. Most camera movements, acting, dialogues, etc., are just awful.
What does the title even mean? She didn't die in the movie. Was the meaning of "Death" in the title just for her killing in self-defense?