I Watch Films: Iron Man 3
Iron Man 3
So fireworks. When Tony Stark first flies out in an Iron Man suit in Iron Man there are fireworks over the shore. When he drops out of the plane to arrive at Stark Expo in Iron Man 2 he flies through fireworks. And here at the end, the Iron Man suits explode like fireworks.
I donāt know if this is important, but itās something I noticed.
Anyway, we again have a rival technology industrialist (it becomes noticeable after a while with the long running MCU, so many villains are evil versions of the hero). And we have a terrorist. Tonyās trying to deal with his own problems, which is why his former bodyguard, now Stark Industries security chief, Happy, is the one who is investigating and gets caught up in a terrorist attack.
Tony claims itās not political, itās just old-fashioned revenge. Itās not. Itās political, itās trying to deal with his own problems, and itās personal old-fashioned revenge as well. Itās worth noting that this film (like the others) shows that Tony is not negligible even without a suit, both in the lab and in the field. It again insists on showing his flaws, then using Robert Downey Juniorās charm to smooth them out the way. Heās still an arse though.
The suits go absolutely bonkers here. We go from IM1 ā an armoured flying suit is amazing! IM2 ā some drone armour, War Machineās weapons, a suit of armour that is a suitcase! Avengers ā a suit catches Tony when he falls, putting itself on him! And now this ā individual bits of armour can fly on their own and attach themselves to him, also his suits can fly on their own.
Itās good set up for Age of Ultron, Iāll give it that.
Watch This: Iron Man has problems, fights bad guys
Donāt Watch This: If spending a fair amount of time not quite engaging with PTSD issues is not for you
So fireworks. When Tony Stark first flies out in an Iron Man suit in Iron Man there are fireworks over the shore. When he drops out of the plane to arrive at Stark Expo in Iron Man 2 he flies through fireworks. And here at the end, the Iron Man suits explode like fireworks.
I donāt know if this is important, but itās something I noticed.
Anyway, we again have a rival technology industrialist (it becomes noticeable after a while with the long running MCU, so many villains are evil versions of the hero). And we have a terrorist. Tonyās trying to deal with his own problems, which is why his former bodyguard, now Stark Industries security chief, Happy, is the one who is investigating and gets caught up in a terrorist attack.
Tony claims itās not political, itās just old-fashioned revenge. Itās not. Itās political, itās trying to deal with his own problems, and itās personal old-fashioned revenge as well. Itās worth noting that this film (like the others) shows that Tony is not negligible even without a suit, both in the lab and in the field. It again insists on showing his flaws, then using Robert Downey Juniorās charm to smooth them out the way. Heās still an arse though.
The suits go absolutely bonkers here. We go from IM1 ā an armoured flying suit is amazing! IM2 ā some drone armour, War Machineās weapons, a suit of armour that is a suitcase! Avengers ā a suit catches Tony when he falls, putting itself on him! And now this ā individual bits of armour can fly on their own and attach themselves to him, also his suits can fly on their own.
Itās good set up for Age of Ultron, Iāll give it that.
Watch This: Iron Man has problems, fights bad guys
Donāt Watch This: If spending a fair amount of time not quite engaging with PTSD issues is not for you
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