In the upcoming Avengers: Age of Ultron, The Vision was kept a secret from the public for quite a long time. He's not in the trailers and his poster wasn't revealed until much later. In fact, there hasn't been any video of the character... until now.

Actor Paul Bettany, who plays The Vision, went onto The One show and played a couple of clips from Age of Ultron. The clip you want to see, featuring the waking moments of the Vision, starts at 5:05.

Avengers: Age of Ultron opens up on May 1, 2015.

Sweet.

Cool, i just don't think Paul knows what omnipotent really means lol.

You know... he really would make a good John Constantine (not as good as Matt Ryan though)

The only thing that bugs me a little is his human like eyes. Small gripe I'm sure I'll get over it.

I'm still uncertain about the Vision looks wise, but from what I heard he's pretty cool in the movie.

ultrons human mouth movements bother me, much like these human eyes

Saw the movie yesterday, didn't know a lot about the character and I can tell you one thing, he's so cool that I want to learn more about him. Yup, he's THAT good.

@atheistknowledge: Well when the Vision connects to the internet he pretty much is.

@jonny_anonymous: He really isn't... i mean omnipotence means something is quite literally unlimited in it's powers/abilities. Him hacking the entire world wide web doesn't even cut it close.

@captainmarvel4ever: like

@atheistknowledge: Yeah he means omniscience

Marvel chill on the clips.

@jonny_anonymous: You think all the knowledge of the entire universe is on our internet?

Neat

Always liked Vision

~MiB

@atheistknowledge: I would call it limited omniscience

That Ultron voice..

Thor better kick his ass in this movie like he did in the comics.

I literally squealed like a girl at that reveal. He is the thing I am most excited for.

looks awesome

@theheat: apparently Vision is the most powerful Avenger

Looks amazing

That's dumb! Thor has beaten Vision a couple of times in the comics. I hate how weak Thor is in the movies.

I already watch age of ultron hahah

Isn't that kind of a contradiction?

@atheistknowledge: no but the total some off all human knowledge is in the internet an the the closest anything will actually be to omniscience

@jonny_anonymous: It's still not omniscience, not even close to it.

Yes it is, he is literally calling it "limited unlimited power"....

Awesome. It's going to be cool seeing Vizh on-screen, feel like his presence shows the "classical" Avengers coming together(all we need is Black Panther & Ant-Man & the Wasp in some form)...he's always been a cool character with untapped potential IMO, & from what I've been hearing from early reviews he's pretty bad@$$ & just might be the movie's break-out character.

@lone_wolf_and_cub: yes they should have blacken out all of his eyes or at least gloss over them like vin diesel in pitch black. big screw up.

@w0nd: both ultron mouth and vision eyes are big screw ups imo.

where did u saw the movie

it could be omniscient or omnipresent but omnipotent not.

Chris Hemsworth teased he has a big fight with Vision which was .....4 seconds..

I have a friend in FB and posted on her wall saying "Vision is Bae." Hahahahha thought I'd share it with you guys. :p

Matt Ryan is God.

Seriously?

@atheistknowledge: No, not unlimited power. Unlimited knowledge within a given setting (Earth).

Limited Omniscience: A third person narrator is OUTSIDE of the story being told.

Omniscient narrator are "all knowing" of everyone's thoughts and feelings in a story. Limited omniscient narrators are all-knowing of either one or a few characters in a story--not everyone.

This is in regards to narration but could be used in regards to characters in a story as well. If Vision has all of the Internet data in the world at his fingertips he could be omniscient, but only on Earth, so on a limited scale.

Can't believe I had to explain that.

"Limited" negates the prefix "Omni" such that "Limited"="not Omni"

Edit: ^^^ I take it all back because of the above post. Still a weird phrase but I will accept it.

Saw it last night, The Vision is a real highlight.

The explanation you are giving makes no sense, there is no omniscience limited to Earth alone, with such definition you could go and say he has omniscience in his country or his city or his bedroom...

There is no limited unlimited knowledge, how many times do i need to repeat such an obvious thing? I know that narrators are all knowing in their own stories but the narrator did not say Vision is all knowing or omniscient it was an actor that said that and if all he did to achieve that was log onto Earths internet than that is obviously not enough because the narration itself tells us of a many worlds outside of MCU Earth. And you can't be omniscient with a single particular area... it defeats the purpose of being omniscient.

Explain what? An oxymoron? Yea you gave a fine example of it.

@edblank It's not weird phrasing it's an oxymoron lol, his explanation makes no sense.

@atheistknowledge I mean in a way you could say he is omnipotent, an a.i. is godlike in its power, I'm sure Paul knows what the word means, just because he didn't use the word perfectly doesn't mean anything, a lot of people don't use words correctly at all, you understood what he was saying and that's really all that matters. Stop nitpicking and leave it alone.

@samuel_simmons: So because many people don't use the word correctly we should just leave it alone and accept it? Stop being such an albino dude.

@flameboy298: Seriously...for reals.

I saw this because I'm Irish. I'm glad I didn't see any of these clips. The Vision was amazing in the movie!

hmmm