search
Ultron
Trends
- 1
A full trailer for Marvel's Disney+ series VisionQuest has been released, showing Paul Bettany's Vision confronting his old enemy Ultron. The series continues Vision's story following WandaVision, and the preview has drawn attention from Marvel fans in Japan, with entertainment outlets covering the reveal of the two characters' long-awaited on-screen showdown.
- 2
Paul Bettany is drawing attention after discussing the upcoming Marvel series VisionQuest with showrunner Terry Matalas. The conversation covered Ultron's return, the show's use of mindspaces, and the idea of a robot family, giving fans new detail on how the white Vision story will continue after WandaVision.
- 3
Marvel's 'VisionQuest' has arrived, with Paul Bettany reprising his role as Vision in what critics are calling the conclusion to the 'WandaVision' story. Early reviews praise Bettany's performance as electric, though some find the series silly. The show reunites Vision with James Spader's Ultron, and showrunner Terry Matalas says the team largely wrote what they wanted. Bettany has spoken about Marvel reviving his career after he was told it was over, and the premiere was screened at New York Comic Con.
- 4
The Marvel series Vision Quest has premiered on Disney+, bringing back the characters Vision and Ultron, with Paul Bettany and James Spader reprising their roles. The show's launch has quickly become a talking point across search trends in multiple countries, including Germany, Spain, France, Italy, Mexico, Singapore and Australia, as fans react to the return of the android Avenger and his long-standing nemesis.
- 5
Marvel's new Disney+ series "Vision's Quest" has premiered, bringing back the android Vision after his WandaVision storyline, with Ultron also returning. Coverage highlights the show as the next chapter for the character, following the events that left him without his memories and family, and fans are discussing how it connects to the wider MCU.
- 6
"Vision Quest" has premiered on Disney+, bringing back the android hero Vision alongside the villain Ultron. The new Marvel series is drawing attention across multiple countries, with viewers discussing the return of both characters and where the story fits in the wider Marvel Cinematic Universe following WandaVision.
- 7
VisionQuest, the new Marvel series bringing back Vision and the villain Ultron, has premiered on Disney+. The show is drawing attention across multiple countries, trending in Italy, France, Singapore, Australia and Mexico. Fans are discussing the return of the android Avenger following WandaVision and the revival of Ultron as a central antagonist in the story.
- 8Ultron Returns in Marvel's VisionQuest, Streaming October 14▼Ultron's Got His Groove Back | VisionQuest | Stream October 14 on Disney+
Marvel is bringing Ultron back in VisionQuest, a new series streaming on Disney+ from October 14. The announcement, framed with the playful tagline that the villain has 'got his groove back', has drawn strong attention from fans. Discussion centers on James Spader's robotic antagonist returning and how the show will fit into the MCU after WandaVision.
- 9
James Spader is drawing renewed attention after details emerged about a redesigned Ultron for his return to the Marvel Cinematic Universe in 2026. The reveal follows Marvel's VisionQuest presentation at New York Comic Con, where the studio screened the show's first episode for fans. Commentators are speculating about how the new Ultron design will look and how Spader's villain fits into the MCU's evolving roster.
- 10Black and white film photo 'Accountability' makes the rounds●Les comptes à rendre (Accountability) [Nikon FE2, Voigtländer Ultron 40/2, filtre orange, Ilford HP5 +2] #photography #p
A photographer's black-and-white analog image titled 'Les comptes à rendre' (Accountability) is circulating in photography circles. The shot was taken on a Nikon FE2 with a Voigtländer Ultron 40mm f/2 lens, an orange filter, and Ilford HP5 film pushed two stops. It is being shared as an example of ongoing enthusiasm for film photography, under hashtags like #filmisnotdead and #Believeinfilm.
- 11
James Spader is reprising his role as the villain Ultron in Marvel's upcoming series VisionQuest, roughly a decade after voicing the character in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Entertainment Weekly reports the actor discussed why he chose to return to the part after ten years, drawing fresh attention to the Marvel television project and Spader's ongoing connection to the franchise.
- 12A Photographer Revisits the Forbidden Fruit on Film●Le fruit défendu n'était pas si bon (The forbidden fruit was not so good) [Nikon FE2, Voigtländer Ultron 40/2, filtre or
A photographer has shared a new black-and-white analog work titled 'The forbidden fruit was not so good', shot on a Nikon FE2 with a Voigtländer Ultron 40mm f/2 lens, an orange filter, and Ilford HP5 film pushed two stops. The image reinterprets the biblical Eden motif with a surrealist touch and is drawing appreciative reactions from the film photography community.