It is very much a global Avengers film. Not just in America, but the world this time.

But there was an entire scene in Germany! #CouldBeAnywhere

Don't forget the Russian warehouse.

Or India. At least I'm assuming that was India.

That's slightly disappointing :\

Avengers 2 would be an AWESOME way to introduce that character. Have him start out as some scientist who has involvement with SHIELD that develops Ultron, then the team has to assemble, some fighting, at some point Hank decides he wants in on the fight, and then you can lead that right into Ant-Man- which I think comes out the same year.

I think it could start to really make that movie crowded, though. Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch are going to be involved in this movie as well as who knows what else. For all we know, Ultron won't be the only villain. It'll be pretty nifty to see what Joss Whedon has planned for all of these characters and how dealing with Ultron is going to work out.

Guardians of the Galaxy comes right before Avengers 2, and Ant-Man is going to come immediately after. Those are some odd combinations of movies to flank Avengers 2 with.

But Tony Stark developing Ultron in the cinematic universe works as well. He isn't powerful enough to stand toe-to-toe with a bunch of outer-dimensional gods, and creating Ultron as a way to help fight his battles makes sense.

Yeah. Considering the Iron Man 3 implications, I think it has a lot of potential. The thought of Tony Stark being the person who creates Ultron also allows for new story avenues that don't necessarily have to mirror the comics. It might also free up Ant-Man to start Phase 3 without being this polarizing character constantly trying to redeem himself for the Ultron creation.