To confront an alien menace, General Fury assembles a team of superheroes lead by a recently resuscitated Captain America.To confront an alien menace, General Fury assembles a team of superheroes lead by a recently resuscitated Captain America.To confront an alien menace, General Fury assembles a team of superheroes lead by a recently resuscitated Captain America.
- Awards
- 1 win & 1 nomination
Justin Gross
- Captain America
- (voice)
- …
Grey Griffin
- Janet Pym
- (voice)
- (as Grey DeLisle)
- …
Michael Massee
- Bruce Banner
- (voice)
Marc Worden
- Iron Man
- (voice)
- …
Olivia d'Abo
- Black Widow
- (voice)
- …
Nan McNamara
- Dr. Betty Ross
- (voice)
Nolan North
- Giant-Man
- (voice)
- …
Andre Ware
- Nick Fury
- (voice)
David Boat
- Thor
- (voice)
- (as Dave Boat)
Fred Tatasciore
- The Hulk
- (voice)
- …
Jim Ward
- Herr Kleiser
- (voice)
- (as James K. Ward)
Steve Blum
- Additional Voices
- (voice)
James Arnold Taylor
- Bucky
- (voice)
- …
Storyline
Did you know
- TriviaBucking the trend of using celebrity voices, the producers selected the cast they felt could best breathe life into the characters. They wanted the audience to focus on the characters and the story, not spend the film trying to guess who was providing each voice.
- GoofsWhen the Chitauri ships attack S.H.E.I.L.D., General Fury gives orders to "move to DEFCON 5". DEFCON 5 is "Normal peacetime readiness".
- ConnectionsFeatured in Ultimate Avengers II (2006)
Featured review
Excellent movie here. For newbies, Ultimate Avengers is based off of The Ultimates, arguably the best Ultimate Marvel book out right now. This movie does a good job of adapting the comic to movie form. The transition isn't perfect, but it's still an outstanding film.
The movie has taken liberties with the comic story in order to suit it into movie form. Most people, like myself, won't mind, but a few die-hard Ultimates readers might be irked. In the movie, many of the characters are influenced more by their 616 versions than their Ultimate counterparts. The greatest liberty was taken with Iron Man. In the Ultimates, he willingly joined the Ultimates and his identity is public knowledge. In Ultimate Avengers, he is much more like 616 Iron Man.
Story wise, this movie combines the first and second arcs of the comic and does so in the perfect manner.
As far as voice acting goes, it's top-notch. All the characters sound as they should, although I still would've liked Sam Jackson to have voiced Fury. The best voice by far is Black Widow. She sounds excellent and is probably the best voiced of all the characters.
Overall, this movie does a great job of blending two major comic arcs into one story. The story will throw off people that were expecting a perfect comic-to-film transition, but people with an open mind will enjoy and appreciate the changes. Animation wise, this movie is like a cross between anime, and cartoon. I can honestly say that the animation looks as close as Brian Hitch's work as you're gonna get, which is a very good thing.
Final Verdict: I'm just gonna say it, this is a very good animated movie. It does the comic justice without straying too far from the source material. Fans and non-fans alike will find something to love with this movie. The animation is spot on, and readers of the comic will find many scenes to be almost ripped from the comic. All the characters are likable, and the voice acting is excellent. Unfortunately, fans of the comic will be unhappy with the more 616 than Ultimate aspects of the film. Nevertheless, it's a solid film and a very good sign of things to come by Marvel.
Score: 9/10
The movie has taken liberties with the comic story in order to suit it into movie form. Most people, like myself, won't mind, but a few die-hard Ultimates readers might be irked. In the movie, many of the characters are influenced more by their 616 versions than their Ultimate counterparts. The greatest liberty was taken with Iron Man. In the Ultimates, he willingly joined the Ultimates and his identity is public knowledge. In Ultimate Avengers, he is much more like 616 Iron Man.
Story wise, this movie combines the first and second arcs of the comic and does so in the perfect manner.
As far as voice acting goes, it's top-notch. All the characters sound as they should, although I still would've liked Sam Jackson to have voiced Fury. The best voice by far is Black Widow. She sounds excellent and is probably the best voiced of all the characters.
Overall, this movie does a great job of blending two major comic arcs into one story. The story will throw off people that were expecting a perfect comic-to-film transition, but people with an open mind will enjoy and appreciate the changes. Animation wise, this movie is like a cross between anime, and cartoon. I can honestly say that the animation looks as close as Brian Hitch's work as you're gonna get, which is a very good thing.
Final Verdict: I'm just gonna say it, this is a very good animated movie. It does the comic justice without straying too far from the source material. Fans and non-fans alike will find something to love with this movie. The animation is spot on, and readers of the comic will find many scenes to be almost ripped from the comic. All the characters are likable, and the voice acting is excellent. Unfortunately, fans of the comic will be unhappy with the more 616 than Ultimate aspects of the film. Nevertheless, it's a solid film and a very good sign of things to come by Marvel.
Score: 9/10
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- Ultimate Avengers: The Movie
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- Gross US & Canada
- $6,731,062
- Runtime1 hour 12 minutes
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- 1.78 : 1
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