The 30-year-old actress, who reprises her role as Black Widow in the latest instalment of the Marvel franchise, believes the film is different from any other superhero tale because of its complex plot, reported Contactmusic.
"There's a Shakespearean aspect to the story that Joss Whedon has crafted - particularly with the villain Ultron. His artificial intelligence is created by Tony Stark to protect humanity, but because Ultron's born of Tony's ego, he's tragically flawed," she said.
And Johansson found the movie particularly exciting for her character.
"Black Widow has experienced a lot of trauma and never been able to make active choices for herself, but now she's ready.
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