Avengers: Age of Ultron - Extinction Edition

This edit was really well done. I especially enjoyed the scenes that gave us more of the Maximoffs, and the smaller character moments like Bruce going Hulk and the gang talking about Strucker's demise. The editing was done seamlessly, it's impossible to tell which scenes were additions based on audio or video alone. I thought it was clever how sounds were used from other sources (Arrow and Fallout 3), they were a welcome addition to the scenes they were used in. This is my preferred way to watch Age of Ultron.

This is the first fan edit I've ever watched, and it is 100% the definitive version of Age of Ultron. It fixes the theatrical version's pacing problems and adds context to the larger MCU. Specifically, Tony's connection to Klaue makes his redemption back in Iron Man that much better. The only problems I had with this were the Norn Cave scene's slightly janky lightning and Banner saying "Wakanda" instead of "Wakandan," which makes little sense in context (but those are just nitpicks).

Seamless addition of the maximum amount of material available for the film, plus a few different shots from trailer and so on that add even more subtle improvements. The twins benefit the most from the added material, but it also helps fix certain minor plot holes, like the added 'science bro' conversation helping to explain more about Ultron. The film was already great, an MCU gem that is truly underrated by many (my review is here: https://boxd.it/2Qk3XJ) but now it's even better. Unlike many newer MCU properties, this film feels like the new characters are developed and have meaning and purpose in the story, and each of the main characters has their moment to shine. Although the movie still would've been better if Whedon got to have Hawkeye sacrifice himself instead of Quicksilver, like he originally planned...but no fanedit can fix that, I think!

This is one of my favourite fan edits, the most important thing is that it adds more depth/screentime to the Maximoff twins, making you care more about them more quickly also the Thor scene explaining the infinity stones saved me a lot of time of doing it myself when watching the MCU with my mother (lol)
The unedited greenscreen is not noticeable unless you are looking for it, and the one that Bobson himself re-edited isn't noticeable at all imo.
The definitive version of the movie.

Again Bobson does a great job of improving the theatrical release by masterfully integrating the deleted scenes. Joss Whedon once again cuts out most of the character focused and horror type elements of the the theatrical cut and reinserting them back adds so much more to the story and the characters. The narrative is now more better, the editing is brilliant, the audio work is solid and never felt jarring. Another go to version from Bobson that is truly superior over the theatrical.