Avengers: Age Of Ultron Characters Ranked By Screen Time

Who did you watch in Avengers: Age of Ultron?

Well, if your eyes were fixed on Captain America and Iron Man, looking for Civil War foreshadowing, you weren't alone -- it was their story that Marvel and director Joss Whedon decided to focus on the most.

Each of those two got more than 45 minutes, according to Vulture, followed by Black Widow at 33. Everyone else had less than a half an hour: Quicksilver, The Hulk and Scarlet Witch managed more than 20 minutes, and Hawkeye got just four seconds less than that, with Thor and The Vision coming in at less than 15 minutes each (14:18 and 8:41, respectively). 

Perhaps the biggest surprises there are Thor and Hawkeye; Thor being one of the "main" Avengers with a solo movie franchise, less than 15 minutes seems very small for him -- especially when a chunk of that is eaten up by the cave sequence that seems to exist simply to bolster the next movie. Hawkeye, meanwhile, felt like a huge, organic part of this film, but somehow still managed to end up on the shorter end of the film with just 3 minutes more this time than he had last time when he did nothing memorable.

The Vision being in less than ten minutes isn't all that surprising when you consider that his creation kicked off the film's third act, meaning that if you go by a ratio of screentime to possible screen time, he likely ranks in the middle of the pack.

You can see the methodology and all the details and analysis here. Age of Ultron is in theaters now.