Vision Lifts Thor's Hammer Scene - Avengers: Age of Ultron - Movie Clip HD

Avengers Age of Ultron (2015) - Vision lifts Thor's Hammer Mjolnir Scene - Movie Clip HD [1080p]

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[ClassyKermit]

The best part about this scene is that Vision didn’t even know you had to be worthy to lift the hammer, he just gave it to Thor as genuinely as you would hand someone a pencil

[finley]

Imagine how awkward this would've been if he couldn't lift the hammer

[elss]

I love how Thor said to Tony, “Well done.” In the end, Tony really did win the Mjolnir-lifting competition. He created a robot that could do it for him.

[MaevrickOfficial]

"There may be no way for you to trust me"

And then he lifts Mjolnir proving that he's pure of heart

[DerrickTheTrainer]

Thor was stressed when he seen captain America lift it a little bit. Vision straight up handed it to em LMAO

[pixel]

Can we just acknowledge how funny Thor’s reaction to this whole scene was, because I found it excellent. His reaction to Tony was also brilliant!

[paddythelegend]

Tony making a robot to lift the hammer for him is genuinely one of the most Tony things Tony has done

[treci-dieci]

“So there may be no way to make you trust me”

*LIFTS MJOLNIR

[akshatgoyal]

I just realized that Thor said “well done” to Tony because he created a ‘worthy’ person, a person who will follow the right path. Man, I love these small instances

[sppsports]

Now this is excellent writing. Show, don't tell. Fantastic stuff from the writing team. The moment he lifted Mjolnir, we knew he was trustworthy and correct.

[CrasherX]

“So there may be no way to make you trust me…”
*instantly lifts Mjolnir*

That’s an instant sign of trust

[Basedbrawler]

Everyone:Holy shit, what the hell is going on with Tony's creation?

Wanda:Damn, he's so hot

[rducsfi]

Vision in Age of Ultron:
lvl 100 boss

Vision in Infinity War:
lvl 1 crook

[TheSoundonly]

Brilliant writing. Whedon had about two minutes to introduce a new character, show both the Avengers and the audience who he truly is, move the team from in-fighting to uniting and transition organically into the last act.
And he did all that by setting this up with the Hammer Challenge scene that had already been used to 1) humanize the characters and show that the team was full on course to becoming friends; 2) provide a quiet, fun, peaceful intermission before a violent action sequence to offset it; 3) drop a hint that Cap is worthy; 4) show that Bruce had been healing amazingly from his trauma, comfortable enough to _joke_ about hulking out; 5) hint at Natasha's crisis of self-worth; 6) give the marketing team a cool engaging sequence for teasers. It would have been a marvelous scene even without the Vision part, but then Vision lifted the hammer and it just blew me away.

[theash]

Mjölnir: You can't lift me
Tony: I know, but he can
_Creates Vision_

[DarkSalarian]

Drax really made this scene. He's so good at standing perfectly still that you don't notice him the whole time.

[Siptom]

Tony maybe isn't worthy himself, but he created someone who is.

[cparle]

I love that bit at 0:41 where Thor looks from the hammer to Vision to the hammer like "Am I really seeing this?" And Tony's just like "Whoa."

[DavidDanielHendricks]

I think this is the only Avengers film where it's someone other than Cap giving an inspiring speech to get the team going.

[matthewmurdock]

“So there may be no way to make you trust me”
**Instantly gains everyone’s trust**