Well, I for one wouldn't really want to see Tony vs War Machine... I think the end of IM2 has kinda set it up that they are in good understanding and probably would fight back to back instead of against eachother...
Besides yet another armored suit vs armored suit thing could be repetitive.
I wouldn't mind seeing the Mandarin in some form. I haven't read any of the comics so I wouldn't be to upset if they change the magic thing into something more technological. But if they can find a believable way to portray him with magic powers then it's ok too.
We are getting the Avengers first anyway, and since Thor is in that, there will be somekind of magic involved already so it's not that it will be strange to this movie universe.
On a kind of related note though, the guy who helped Ivan escape prison in IM2, was credited as Ten-Rings-thug or something... So since he works for Hammer, is it kinda safe to assume that the Mandarin is already somehow involved and even has Hammer working for him or something?
Glad to see there isn't a "D" attached to the end of the title...
Glad to see there isn't a "D" attached to the end of the title...
I'm pretty sure they'll add it by the 2013 release date...
Could Iron Man 3 be the end of Marvel movies for a while?
Iron Man 3, due out in 2013 will not just be the third and final Iron Man film, but according to director John Favreau, it will wrap up the story of the Avengers, Thor and Captain America as well as possibly being the last Marvel movie for a while.
With Marvel’s absolutely manic rush of comic book related films, it’s almost impossible to imagine a summer without one, but with Ant Man, Avengers, Thor, Captain America, Iron Man 3, X-Men First Class, The Wolverine and possibly a War Machine movie on the table, there will be plenty of Marvel thrills between now and 2013.
Simply because this idea is in it’s early stages, the concept of how it will happen is slightly hazy. Favreau has however talked to Kenneth Branagh who is directing Thor and also met with the cast. He has also spoke with Whedon, who is directing The Avengers, in passing. This is definitely a promising sign if all these creative minds are being consulted before Favreau begins this endeavor.