There, at the farm, the brash, hot-headed one argues with the born leader. Also, there’s some flirting between teammates – Natasha/Bruce for Earth’s Mightiest Heroes and April/Casey Jones for New York City Sewers’ Greatest.
This is when the wise, physically scarred mentor – one a spy missing an eye, the other a rat missing an ear – shows up to give our team of heroes some much-needed advice about being both teams and heroes. Inspired, they come up with a plan to go after the Big Bad and his nearly infinite team of identical-looking foot soldiers – but not before rescuing one of their own (Natasha/Splinter) from some henchmen.
Speaking of henchmen, in a shocking and unexpected twist that just happens to occur in both of these movies, the only lackeys with actual names and histories have defected to the good guys’ side! That’s right: Wanda/Pietro and Danny, the upper-class street urchin, aren’t evil anymore! But that’s not all: the mentor figure from earlier shows up in a borderline deus ex machina to help save the day.
And then it’s finale time: both Avengers: Age of Ultron and Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles end with our heroes finally confronting the villain in an all-out brawl (with, of course, plentiful slow-mo and tight-knit choreography) that they still almost lose, until they remember to use teamwork.
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