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Avengers: Age of Ultron director and screenwriter Joss Whedon wants to give us everything in his movie, and that he fits it all in is its own kind of feat, writes
LA Weekly film critic Amy Nicholson in her review of the film, which opens May 1. Joining her on this week's
Voice Film Club podcast
are the
Village Voice's Stephanie Zacharek and Alan Scherstuhl on this week's episode, before recommending
Welcome to Me starring Kristen Wiig,
Felix and Meira, and
Don't Think I've Forgotten. Follow us on Twitter at
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