Avengers: Age of Ultron seems to be the ambitious project of Marvel Studios until this time. It is proven by the Victoria Alonso’s statement as the executive vice president Marvel Studios. She explained that this film of superhero will be the most visual effect uses movie presented by Marvel ever.

Guardians of the Galaxy beforehand held the record of the most visual effect use with the amount 2,750 scenes. Now the position has been broken by Avengers: Age of Ultron with 3,000 VFX. The Captain America: The Winter Soldier is to be the third position with 2,500 visual effects.

It is storied that there are two best friends since they were kids, Laine (Olivia Cooke) and Debbie (Shelley Hennig) who love to play an ancient game using and old board named Ouija when they were kids. Based on the myth, the board can call a spirit and can be such a bridge between the spirit and the player who has a certain relationship with it. Since they were still kids, the two tried to play it. The time goes by, the two were grown. When cleaning her house’s roof, Debbie find the Ouija board again.

Without Laine knows, Debbie tries to play the game alone. Then she did it. She can really communicate to a spirit who is in her house. After playing, Debbie often does weird things and loves to be alone in the house rather than hanging out with friends. In fact, her best friend, Laine is not permitted to come in her house anymore. Laine is curious and becomes worry. Finally a worst thing happens. Debbie is found hanging in her house. She is dead.

Three best friends since they were kids, Manolo (Diego Luna), Joaquin (Channing Tatum), and Maria (Zoe Saldana) promise to keep their hometown in Mexico. The funny is the triangle love appearing among them. Either Manolo or Joaquin fall in love to Maria. One day, they play in their hometown and Maria finds a cute piggy in a cage at farm. It is so pity for her then Maria tries to let the piggy go. Instead of free, all pigs and buffaloes run away from the farm to the main road.

It makes the circumstance getting messy because the livestock get scattered. The result, Maria who is the daughter of a general Posada (Carlos Alazraqui), is punished by her father. She is sent to Spain in order to go to school on there until she grows up. Knowing that, Manolo and Joaquin feel so sad leaved by Maria. But Maria promises that she will come back to them.