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
I like the fact that jealous DC fans are trying their frustrated best to find flaws and bash this instant classic. It's a sure fire sign that Marvel did their job and gave us one quality animated feature.
I do agree that the movie wasn't as "complex" as the Ultimates in that it did not have the heroes intermingled with politics like the comics did. That's a good thing, however. Infusing politics is going to divide your audience because not all of them are going to agree. Quite frankly, I get tired of movies that preach politics to me and would prefer sometimes to be transported into another world that doesn't lecture to me. Most moviegoers seem to agree, as the highest grossing movies of 2005 were STAR WARS, NARNIA, HARRY POTTER, FANTASTIC FOUR, etc. All fantasy films.
Some fools are trying to complain about this masterful animation? What are they talking about? Did they want a CGI movie on par with FINAL FANTASY from a few years ago? That's very unrealistic and that movie bombed bigtime. Personally, I thought the animation was excellent. I loved the way Cap's shield seem to glimmer in almost every scene. The battle sequences were phenomenal. I watched the movie with those "factoid" bubbles activated and they mentioned some interesting items about the complexity of the animation. The characters looked great. Iron Man looked ten times better then he does in the Ultimates book. Attempted bashers of this film should move on to another item. The animation is anything but a weakness.
I thought Ultimate Avengers was near perfect and really couldn't have expected more. Keeping the "Ultimate" BS to a minimum was a SEVERE improvement in my opinion.
A very good effort all around here and I hope they don't change one thing for Avengers 2.
I do agree that the movie wasn't as "complex" as the Ultimates in that it did not have the heroes intermingled with politics like the comics did. That's a good thing, however. Infusing politics is going to divide your audience because not all of them are going to agree. Quite frankly, I get tired of movies that preach politics to me and would prefer sometimes to be transported into another world that doesn't lecture to me. Most moviegoers seem to agree, as the highest grossing movies of 2005 were STAR WARS, NARNIA, HARRY POTTER, FANTASTIC FOUR, etc. All fantasy films.
Some fools are trying to complain about this masterful animation? What are they talking about? Did they want a CGI movie on par with FINAL FANTASY from a few years ago? That's very unrealistic and that movie bombed bigtime. Personally, I thought the animation was excellent. I loved the way Cap's shield seem to glimmer in almost every scene. The battle sequences were phenomenal. I watched the movie with those "factoid" bubbles activated and they mentioned some interesting items about the complexity of the animation. The characters looked great. Iron Man looked ten times better then he does in the Ultimates book. Attempted bashers of this film should move on to another item. The animation is anything but a weakness.
I thought Ultimate Avengers was near perfect and really couldn't have expected more. Keeping the "Ultimate" BS to a minimum was a SEVERE improvement in my opinion.
A very good effort all around here and I hope they don't change one thing for Avengers 2.
- shacklefort
- Feb 24, 2006
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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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