jye4ever
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The Rhodey swing, president save was a tad bit too much though.
They've already addressed the whole "why aren't The Avengers in every movie" question. The answer was - the movies are no different in the comics. There are Avengers comic books and there are Iron Man comic books. That doesn't mean that every time Tony Stark is in trouble, Thor and Hulk show up to bail him out.
I need someone to answer this for me.....I've seen IM3 twice now and still can't figure out what that big hulk of metal behind Pepper is in this scene. I thought maybe it was what's left of the race car, but it has red in it and I didn't think the race car had any red.
Does anyone know?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=vdHU17X5EgU#t=17s
A significant amount of people do not like this movie. Yet many do and it'll be a huge hit. So what?
The Rhodey swing, president save was a tad bit too much though.
There's a lot of crap like that in this movie. That was my biggest problem with it, actually, not the Mandarin twist, the kid or any of the shark jumping humor. It's the completely implausible, lazy action stuff. Every character is a physics expert, too. This wasn't even a tenth as plausible as the first film. Hell, even Thor & Asgard is more believable.
Correct, even Stark sans suit was jumping around like Spiderman.
Correct, even Stark sans suit was jumping around like Spiderman.
And apparently almost anyone can wear a Stark armor suit now and instantly know how to use it. And armor that used to take a pounding is now as vulnerable as a Rubies costume.
And apparently almost anyone can wear a Stark armor suit now and instantly know how to use it. And armor that used to take a pounding is now as vulnerable as a Rubies costume.
The battle at the end of IM1, that many complained about, now seems so much more grounded and meaningful.
People using the War Machine armor is a bit odd. I'd like that one answered a bit more. Pepper being in the armor I assume and can roll with because Tony is actually in control of it. The armors when people where in them held up like normal. I also think the extremis soldiers were super strong and could tear apart suits when nobody was in them. The only issue I had like I said was the War Machine/Iron Patriot issue.
Yeah, I could buy Pepper getting the armor on her because I can see Tony making that a failsafe. Though how it flew onto her without her having those injections I have no idea.
And it was also lame how she immediately knew how to do things like open and close the faceplate automatically. The suits must read minds or something. :
It's just hard to reconcile stuff like that being in the same series as the first movie, where it literally took Stark (a genius) a lot of time to learn how up use the suit.