It’s ironic he was called The Vision, since the synthetic hero was kept mostly out of sight until Avengers: Age of Ultron hit theaters.
Now that the Marvel movie has its in-home release beginning soon, we’re getting closer look at the work that went into creating Paul Bettany’s man-made (with a little help from a lightning god and a killer robot) super-being.
In this exclusive clip, Bettany – who previously voiced J.A.R.V.I.S., Iron Man’s unseen artificial intelligence assistant – explains his initial reaction to the purplish skin and robotic balaclava.*
Basically, it was: Cool!
Until they had to figure out how to make it work so he could still, like, hear and such. See for yourself …
Avengers: Age of Ultron will be available as a 3-D Blu-ray combo pack, regular Blu-ray disk, DVD, and on-demand on Oct. 2, but those hoping to see it again earlier can find it on Sept. 8 on Digital HD and 3-D.
*(Remember this for next week’s vocabulary test, kids.)
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