As the first villain of the film, Ultron's brutality is unexpected but reasonable. But just as Mr. Lu Xun's never outdated teaching, hateful people must be pitiful, and Ultron's defeat is also predictable. The positioning of the characters will shape him into the image of the public enemy of the earth and the head of terror, but I am more inclined to Think of him as a stubborn, rebellious boy - unwilling to obey the discipline of the elders and the persuasion of the elders, with the willfulness that you will destroy if you value me, just to prove that I can! How cool is this with the fallen Archangel Lucifer. According to rumors, the Seraph disobeyed the Father's order to bow down to the Son, and led the angels to rebel against God in an attempt to usurp the throne. He was eventually defeated and fell into the abyss. And Ultron took away the Iron Legion for similar reasons - to create a completely peaceful Ultron dimension. Undoubtedly he advocates a Noahic remodeling, because he sees in advance the truth and nature of the world - sin and suffering, chaotic order makes the task of seeking peace imminent, and among the many ways of reshaping the world, destruction Undoubtedly the most direct and the most thorough and effective.
However, destruction is easy. One destruction will lead to countless subsequent destructions. The real power is maintenance, which can bring order out of chaos. Lucifer spent his whole life seeking destruction, devouring the soul and destroying beliefs, because people are already corrupt, it is better to make the fall more thorough. And God's redemption is the incarnation of the Son of God. The suffering and sin of entering the world are not to abandon it, but to bear it. The barrier between good and evil is compassion for life. The Son knows that the essence of peace is for the rest of life, and the establishment of order is also for the better survival of life. The Word became flesh and lived among them. The Son became a man and experienced everything that man has experienced, in order to transform from within. We still suffer today, but our pain is no longer the same, because Christ experienced it; we may be persecuted today, but our persecution is no longer pure suffering and meaningless, Suffering takes on a new meaning because Christ has endured it. Christ is the human God who shares all human destiny so as to transform all people from within. And when Christ became a man, He also told us in a new way that He is here, that He can contact us and meet us in our lives and in various situations in our lives. Because He has suffered, He has rejoiced, He has wept, He has suffered, and He has enjoyed rest, so we can find His presence in all our life situations. Because He became a man, all our life scenes and life situations have become places where He meets people. Seeking the so-called peace with total destruction is Satan's cowardice, it is out of selfish desire to prove himself strong, and the Holy Father is willing to save the world with mercy. A person who has lost himself has no real freedom, which may be Ultron's own pain as the Vision says.
When the Avengers are filled with suspicion and suspicion and the team is about to fall apart, Vision comes into play. Saving the world is the meaning of Vision's existence, not because of his strength but because of his love for life. He exudes compassion and compassion for life. Just as the Son of Man looks at the world at many times, loving and compassionate. Vision has his own mind, as he said: "I'm not Ultron or Jarvis, I'm myself"--Is the answer "I am who I am" very familiar? When Moses inquired about the identity of the Most Holy One on the mountain, God answered Moses in this way - I am I, I AM I AM. God is the creator, man is the created; God is the redeemer, man is the saved. In other words, God is inevitable, and man is accidental; God is self-sufficient, and man is not self-sufficient. Man comes from God, and if he does not return to God, man cannot find himself. In the relationship between the other and the self, the other is "you" to "I", and God is this eternal "you" - because he is not created - without "you", "I" is not possible. Unless one encounters the "you" of God, one can recognize the "you" in others, otherwise one will only see "it" in others. In the encounter with "you", people know, people know, and people hope.
Vision is free, he is a person who still has the world in his heart and still has himself. When he stood in line later, everyone expected him to answer, "Yes, I belong to your team". Yet he said, "I'm on the side of life" , Lincoln Abraham's oath, seems to be reawakened - if only I were on God's side! The purpose of the Avengers' creation is to protect the world, but when honor and praise are overwhelming, challenges and revenge follow, they have long forgotten the original vision-struggling for life. The announcement of the vision recalls the original compassion for life, and fights for love and justice! "Bible" In the beginning, Israel was chosen, and God gave the law to manifest the holiness and glory of the Father in the world. However, this covenant has become Israel's unscrupulous reliance, and even the expansion of extreme nationalism. became a historical record. Love and humility have long ceased to exist, and the proud elector status can only make the father feel heartbroken. It was in this corruption that Christ entered the world, not for judgment, but to rebuild David's fallen tabernacle, to reshape Israel's faith, and to bear the full burden of sin. This is compassion, humility, not arrogance, not boasting, and not reckoning with the evil of others. On the side of life, on the side of God! Embracing life, soothing the soul.
We are together! Vision powerful enough to destroy the Ultron Legion alone, but chose to ally with the Avengers, and exists as a supporting role, to reunite this declining team, to unite with each other is better than to gain honor alone, to pity each other's weakness, to support each other to move forward , perhaps for the same reason that Christ, who coexisted with God and man, chose the Twelve Apostles.
The moving impression left by the film should be the stare of Vision standing in front of the window - at this moment, he saw the world in his eyes.
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