It appears as if Captain America has lost interest in filming everything in Cleveland, Ohio---United States of America cities, foreign cities---Everything. The newest Captain America film
Avengers: Age of Ultron is filmed in such diverse locations as Seoul, South Korea; South Africa; Italy and Muir Woods in London, England. Ultron is a robot villain ironically created by a super-hero named Henry Pym aka Ant Man to fulfill super-hero purposes. However, Ultron suffered a malfunction and turned to evil. And as part of his evil plan created a second invincible robot named the Vision who ironically was built by an evil robot for evil purposes, but turned to super-heroism instead and accomplished what Ultron was built to accomplish, but refused to get started. Yeah, it's a complicated setup. Anyway, I don't know if this is Scarlett Johansson (Or possibly her stunt double) performing as Natalia "Natasha" Alianovna Romanova
aka Black Widow riding Captain America's motorcycle for reasons that I'm not sure of.
Chris Evans as Steve Rogers aka Captain America rests for a while on the hood of an automobile.
I don't have the vaguest idea what this thing is supposed to be. It might be the interior of a spaceship or something else entirely.
Fort di Bard located in Valle D'Aosta, Italy is covered in fake snow despite scorching hot summer weather to be used as a super-villain lair of some sort or another. Ultron the Robot likes to live in an ancient medieval castle? Wow, some robots really know how to live in style. Or perhaps this is part of some other unrelated plot involving a popular Captain America comic book villain named Baron Wolfgang von Strucker who owns the medieval castle as his super-villain lair.
Muir Woods located in London, England is the site of a battle involving tanks. Lots and lots of tanks rolling through the forest looking for something.
Is that Scarlett Johansson or her stunt double?
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