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On May 02 2013 03:06 Kinon wrote:Show nested quote +So I presumed you don't liked Superman,Thor,Spiderman,Daredevil,Batman.
Then I guess superhero movies just aren't your tastes.
I didn't like those, and don't like superhero movies in general, but that's not the point. I was just genuinly curious why so many people like this type of movies, made only for entertainment with not much solid ground. Because we got an imagination and we are not afraid to use it?!
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As for this movie, I found it the best Iron man until the big Mandarin reveal, after that I cannot really recommend this movie to any fan of the comics. Also, better name for this movie would be Tony Stark and friends instead of Iron Man. He must have spent like 5min of on screen time inside the suit during action scenes, rest of the time he was Tony Stark vs multiple superhumans (each of those by what this movie showed us beat Captain America without breaking a sweat).
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On May 02 2013 02:12 Kinon wrote: I'm surprised by the amount of people that liked the Iron Man movies. The way the suit functions would be totally impossible to replicate in real life. For example, thrusters generate a huge amount of heat, and having them as boots only a few inches from the skin would most likely create severe burns. Also, without some sort of stabilizers (wings), controlled flight would be impossible.
I guess that in a world where Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time and Gangnam Style the most viewed video on youtube, the reaction towards Iron Man is no surprise. this just in, super hero movies are supposed to be realistic
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On May 02 2013 03:06 Kinon wrote:Show nested quote +So I presumed you don't liked Superman,Thor,Spiderman,Daredevil,Batman.
Then I guess superhero movies just aren't your tastes.
I didn't like those, and don't like superhero movies in general, but that's not the point. I was just genuinly curious why so many people like this type of movies, made only for entertainment with not much solid ground. Sometimes, after I've spent my whole day at work concentrating, worrying about realities and just generally working my ass off, I want to come home and switch off my brain... I want to be entertained. Not everything in life has to be deep, complex or an exercise in mental gynmastics.
There's nothing complex about that concept either.
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Watched it today, I thought it was ok. Not as good as 1, better than 2
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If it is better than 2, I will watch 
I like Iron Man 1, it is still realistic world. When all the superpower thing have not come out yet.
It is modern world with a new technology that beat F22 easily haha.
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On May 02 2013 00:40 XiaoJoyce- wrote:Some said it is good, Some said it is bad.. I tink I should watch it, should worth my money I hope  should watch it. almost everyone who disliked this movie in this thread is more or less about the mandarin reveal but if you aren't a comic fan, you will love it. The whole cinema was laughing so loud at that scene (even my gf who never even watched iron man before and I kinda forced her to go ^^)
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I liked iron man 1 but hated 2, it was so dumb and cheesy I hope the third is dark and gritty like batman
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Iron Man 3 was one of the best Marvel movies to date. If you don't go in with unrealistic expectations (ie, you realise you're going to see a Marvel movie) I think you will thoroughly enjoy the movie. The story is enough to keep you interested, the action is great and it has a lot of good one liners.
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On May 02 2013 02:12 Kinon wrote: I'm surprised by the amount of people that liked the Iron Man movies. The way the suit functions would be totally impossible to replicate in real life. For example, thrusters generate a huge amount of heat, and having them as boots only a few inches from the skin would most likely create severe burns. Also, without some sort of stabilizers (wings), controlled flight would be impossible.
I guess that in a world where Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time and Gangnam Style the most viewed video on youtube, the reaction towards Iron Man is no surprise.
Yeah, a movie not being totally realistic? Who wants that garbage?
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Haven't watched it yet, does hold the Iron Man flag high as the best marvel movie series? Most of all I'm curious about the antagonist. I thought IM1 was a good movie but I was widely dissapointed by how Obadiah just felt like a jealous, mindless, overweight bully.
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On May 02 2013 16:03 Hermanoid wrote: Haven't watched it yet, does hold the Iron Man flag high as the best marvel movie series? Most of all I'm curious about the antagonist. I thought IM1 was a good movie but I was widely dissapointed by how Obadiah just felt like a jealous, mindless, overweight bully. It's difficult to say anything without spoiling much. It's still worth a watch imo.
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after watching it, it seems i have missed some things....
+ Show Spoiler +what was the explanation for tony starks panic attacks? and where does the evil guy got his powers from? i would also like to ask "wtf mandarin?" but then...the movie overall isnt that good...  kinda average maybe..
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On May 03 2013 05:55 greenelve wrote:after watching it, it seems i have missed some things.... + Show Spoiler +what was the explanation for tony starks panic attacks? and where does the evil guy got his powers from? i would also like to ask "wtf mandarin?" but then...the movie overall isnt that good...  kinda average maybe.. + Show Spoiler +He has PTSP after what happened during Avengers. Evil guy used the Extremis formula on himself. His powers are same as any of the other superhumans Stark was fighting against. Well they probably decided real Mandarin was not serious enough for this movie...
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Just got back from seeing this, and overall I thought it was absolutely great. But then again, I may or may not be obsessed with Iron Man and may or may not be a little biased >.> I enjoyed it mostly because while it did have action scenes, explosions, etc, it wasn't too over the top. It really incorporated Stark's attitude of past events (i.e. The Avengers). It's a nice contrast from his usual super arrogant, confident, and over the top ego. The story was pretty good, you may be left with questions if you haven't seen previous movies, but it's nothing incomprehensible. There are many funny moments and liners, giving the movie a comedic feel. It does in a way which helps the movie not be super serious, but at the same time not taking too much away from it.
What I didn't like as much, + Show Spoiler +The Mandarin turned out to be just a face, and it adds a nice bit of comedy. I would have preferred him to be more traditional with the 10 rings and what not. It could have added some cool action, but would have been to much. So that's understandable.
I also feel a little sad when Tony finally gets the shrapnel removed, therefore not needing the arc reactor in his chest anymore. It makes the movies feel final (even though they probably aren't, they better not be...) since it's one of his most identifying characteristics.
Overall, I would suggest seeing it. It's very enjoyable especially if you're a fan of Marvel, Action Movies, Robert Downey Jr... etc.
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Okay movie. + Show Spoiler +Was there any indication why all these armed servicemen and women decided to go along with the plot to assassinate the President of the United States after they had their limbs back? I mean there's no indication it would help the Extremis stabilization. Why did they love killing random people so much, too?
Also, why did we not get a courtesy shot of Tony freezing an Extremis guy causing fractures then punching them so that they exploded? Wasted opportunity.
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On May 02 2013 02:12 Kinon wrote: I'm surprised by the amount of people that liked the Iron Man movies. The way the suit functions would be totally impossible to replicate in real life. For example, thrusters generate a huge amount of heat, and having them as boots only a few inches from the skin would most likely create severe burns. Also, without some sort of stabilizers (wings), controlled flight would be impossible.
I guess that in a world where Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time and Gangnam Style the most viewed video on youtube, the reaction towards Iron Man is no surprise. Thor, The Hulk, aliens from space, etc etc. ALL PLAUSIBLE. But that SUIT? Oh hell naw!
Also, doesnt IM fail at flying tons of times in the first movie because he didnt have all of the kinks worked out (such as stabilization)? It seems more reasonable than Thor that Stark couldve engineered algorithms for his boosters along with other changes to allow it to work.
Anyway, I enjoyed the 3rd one. It was entertaining. Very much different than the first two.
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My thoughts...
+ Show Spoiler +Ever had the experience of being so excited, but only to end up being disappointed? That is how I felt with the movie. It was my fault for getting too hyped up and believing what Shane Black, Kevin Feige, and the cast said about the movie. I remember back last year during San Diego Comic-Con where Shane Black praised Ben Kingsley claiming that he IS the Mandarin. After seeing the movie... yeah right. They absolutely butchered the character and made him into nothing but a comic relief character. Even in his serious side, he was still laughable and cheesy.
Enough of that. I thought the overall movie was decent and it was a little better than Iron Man 2, which isn't saying much because Iron Man 2 was the weakest of all the MCU movies so far. Yes, even I thought The Incredible Hulk was a better film. Tony Stark felt a little more tamed and less annoying than he was in Iron Man 2 and The Avengers. There are some moments when I rolled my eyes to some of the things he said, but Robert Downey Jr is still awesome. Don Cheadle didn't really do much besides fly around and have short dialogue. I felt he was very underused in this movie when there was so much potential to expand his role. Guy Pierce was pretty good in this movie and I think he is the best villain out of the three Iron Man movies so far. I thought his reason was cliche, but it worked for the most part.
Some are drawing similarities from The Dark Knight Rises, which there are some since this is more of a Tony Stark movie than him being Iron man. He spent most of his time starting from the beginning since he lost a lot of things. The final battle at the end was quite anti-climatic. Joss Whedon praised it by saying it will be difficult to overcome it in Avengers 2, which I thought it be complete bullshit honestly. It was nice to see the true Hall of Armors, but they didn't do much besides fly around and fight the Extremis soldiers and sometimes switching between armors.
I find this movie to be a poor start to Phase 2 of the MCU. I think this movie wasn't really needed since it doesn't push the storyline to the eventual Avengers 2. I think Thor 2 will since the universe is more connected to Thanos. In the end, I give Iron Man 3 a 6.5/10 and it makes me nervous for the upcoming films especially Captain America 2 and Guardians of the Galaxy. I think Thor 2 has the potential to be the best Phase 2 movies out of all of them.
On May 04 2013 00:05 TheTenthDoc wrote:Okay movie. + Show Spoiler +Was there any indication why all these armed servicemen and women decided to go along with the plot to assassinate the President of the United States after they had their limbs back? I mean there's no indication it would help the Extremis stabilization. Why did they love killing random people so much, too?
Also, why did we not get a courtesy shot of Tony freezing an Extremis guy causing fractures then punching them so that they exploded? Wasted opportunity.
+ Show Spoiler +Like any virus/serum, it depends on how well the user takes it in. I'd assume that some easily lose patience and control of it. I mean, Pepper almost lost control at the end when she killed Aldrich Killian.
On May 02 2013 02:12 Kinon wrote: I'm surprised by the amount of people that liked the Iron Man movies. The way the suit functions would be totally impossible to replicate in real life. For example, thrusters generate a huge amount of heat, and having them as boots only a few inches from the skin would most likely create severe burns. Also, without some sort of stabilizers (wings), controlled flight would be impossible.
I guess that in a world where Avatar is the highest grossing movie of all time and Gangnam Style the most viewed video on youtube, the reaction towards Iron Man is no surprise.
Gee. You must be really fun to hang out with. Not. The movie is entertainment and people just want to have fun watching it. You expect realism from a comic book series? Even to a point, the comic book Batman wasn't realistic either, but Nolan changed somethings to make it so. You're talking about Iron Man being apart of the MCU with the likes of Thor (demigod), Hulk (green rage monster), and Captain America (super soldier).
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Iron Man 1, was ok, it entertained me.
Iron Man 2, put me in a coma. Zzzz.
Should I go see Iron Man 3?
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yes, its alot better than 2.
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