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Molly Freeman | ScreenRant
The Marvel Cinematic Universe made a name for itself with the big event-style film of 2012, The Avengers. The team-up of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) – who each starred in their own standalone films prior to The Avengers – kicked Marvel Studios’ shared universe into overdrive; it was a huge financial success and remains Marvel’s biggest earner at the box office yet.
The movie’s followup, next summer’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron, promises to be a greater spectacle with more heroes, more villains, and a bigger fight for the world’s safety. Additionally, in terms of visual effects, Age of Ultron will be the biggest Marvel movie to date.
THR is reporting that Victoria Alonso, Marvel Studios’ executive VP of visual effects and postproduction as well as an executive producer on Age of Ultron, said the sequel will set a new VFX shot count record in a Marvel film. At the Visual Effects Society Production Summit, Alonso revealed Age of Ultron is expected to top 3,000 VFX shots.
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The Marvel Cinematic Universe made a name for itself with the big event-style film of 2012, The Avengers. The team-up of Iron Man (Robert Downey Jr.), Captain America (Chris Evans) and Thor (Chris Hemsworth) – who each starred in their own standalone films prior to The Avengers – kicked Marvel Studios’ shared universe into overdrive; it was a huge financial success and remains Marvel’s biggest earner at the box office yet.
The movie’s followup, next summer’s The Avengers: Age of Ultron, promises to be a greater spectacle with more heroes, more villains, and a bigger fight for the world’s safety. Additionally, in terms of visual effects, Age of Ultron will be the biggest Marvel movie to date.
THR is reporting that Victoria Alonso, Marvel Studios’ executive VP of visual effects and postproduction as well as an executive producer on Age of Ultron, said the sequel will set a new VFX shot count record in a Marvel film. At the Visual Effects Society Production Summit, Alonso revealed Age of Ultron is expected to top 3,000 VFX shots.
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