I am sure Johannesburg is where they filmed that scene, but I am also sure they didn't film in Sokovia. The shipyard shown is in Bangladesh and not Africa, so they clearly don't maintain faithful to the actual global location of the place where they shoot the film.

They aren't in Johannesburg, but in the fictional East African city of Wakanda, and why would Wakandan authorities know that one of Ultron's henchpeople was responsible for two avengers battling it out in their City? I mean, did someone tell them?

The mist left Tripp fine - what killed him is that when he kicked the diviner after the mist was released, it exploded and metal fragments from the casing hit him as shrapnel. So we know its the metal casing of the diviner that kills humans, while the pure mist does nothing to them. The problem with the Inhuman's…

The movie is way to far out though (2018 or 19), and Whedon is correct that the movie people aren't going to follow any big reveals made in a TV show watched by only a fraction of the folks that would even watch the movie. Besides, wouldn't a terrigen event have to affect every single movie before that, including Cap…

In the same scene where Hunter is doodling on the picture of Raina.

Gordon clearly knew the lore of that thing as well, and he didn't seem to think it some type of uber diviner.

They explain why SHIELD had it - it had been dug up, and SHIELD found out Hydra wanted it bad, so they took it first, on the assumption that Hydra wanting it meant it was bad news.

A significant plot point in the movie is referenced, though in a way that might not be that spoilerish….unless one makes certain assumptions post Cap 2.

Having seen the movie, it doesn't seem like Ultron made much of an impression anywhere outside of Sokovia in terms of damage. If anything, SHIELD, and Avengers, and a few others high in governments might be the only ones to have any idea of the size of the threat from Ultron.

I don't think a terrigen bomb is the play, though the Kree weapon certainly seems to be.

Jianying states that their crystals are such that the metal coating the diviner (which kills humans) is woven into the whole crystal, so it seems to me that the assumption would be that the mist it produces is laced with that metal and thus will kill humans, unlike the pure mist, which we know leaves regular humans…

Its funny that Raina turned out to be telling the truth, as it were, when it came to the other regretting letting Jaiying be the one to talk to SHIELD. Also, I keep loving Hunter, including his little sketchwork.

It should be noted that Vanessa's character has been linked to scorpions from the beginning - if you look at Vanessa's season 1 character poster, the collar she wears has several scorpions, and there is one prominently framed right in the middle of the poster.

Uh, I think its been a body double any time there has been full frontal nudity with her character, that or model they had in that tank.

I hope that Caliban's story moves relatively quickly this time - I would like to see what the owner of the wax museum has in store for him. I also happen to like the actor who plays the owner.

Its cute you think the President 'knows' everything going on underneath him….

Who said "everyone"? Can you quote where I said that?

Its not all his fault, but his secretive leading style allowed for the absurd compartmentalization made HYDRA's scheme viable still. Nothing good can be said of any leadership that allowed a screw-up of that magnitude.

You don't excuse one significant organizational deficiency with a MASSIVE organizational f**k-up spanning decades.

How long was Fury in control of SHIELD while Hydra was in-bedded inside of it?