Iron Man

Started by jcvaldez38 pages

I think Mandarin would be a "good" villain to use in the sequel not necessarily the best choice in my opinion. Just because of the whole magic aspect of Manadarin's power. After all Iron Man is the most "realistic" of the all the comic book movies. It would be nice to Mandarin's ring explained more scientifically, like if it was more like a power glove weapon of some sorts.

If they don't use Mandarin as the villain, then I would like to see Ultron as the bad guy. That way, more of the Avengers character could be introduced. The military inspired or afraid of Iron Man hire Hank Pym (Giant Man, Ant Man, Yellowjacket) and his wife Janet (Wasp) to create a similar weapon but that is completely controlled my the military. So Hank Pym creates Ultron, but due to his AI brain being distorted by a corrupt governmental offical or Mandarin himself, Ultron develops his own agenda and goes on a rampage. It is up to Iron Man and Shield to stop Ultron and Mandarin!

DAMN I'M GOOD!!! I should write the sequel!!!!

All of that would have to be fleshed out into a two hour movie, more or less.

People should stop thinking they'd be a good director just cos they can say "I'd do this.".

-AC

I don't think Iron Man is the "most realistic" of all the comic book movies.

Punisher is far more plausible, as is Batman Begins.

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
All of that would have to be fleshed out into a two hour movie, more or less.

People should stop thinking they'd be a good director just cos they can say "I'd do this.".

-AC

Uh, my synopsis for my fantasy Iron Man sequel could easily fit a 2 hour movie. There are movies with a far more complicated story than what I suggested and that fit 2 hours.

I don't see you coming up with any good ideas!

And if people never said to themselves "I'd do this" or "I can do that", then there would be no Directors, Screenwriters, Animators or anyone in the entertainment industry!

Originally posted by Robtard
I don't think Iron Man is the "most realistic" of all the comic book movies.

Punisher is far more plausible, as is Batman Begins.

Partly cause the story doesn't involve a guy in a metal suit flying around and stuff.

Big part probably.

Originally posted by Robtard
I don't think Iron Man is the "most realistic" of all the comic book movies.

Punisher is far more plausible, as is Batman Begins.


Originally posted by Bardock42
Partly cause the story doesn't involve a guy in a metal suit flying around and stuff.

Big part probably.

OH REALLY??!!! well check out this link from youtube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0X1vyWU6bw

a real iron man suit in the works! Show me a guy, running around dressed like a bat stopping criminals, jumping and gliding from roof top to roof top, then i'll agree with you!

Originally posted by jcvaldez
OH REALLY??!!! well check out this link from youtube!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n0X1vyWU6bw

a real iron man suit in the works! Show me a guy, running around dressed like a bat stopping criminals, jumping and gliding from roof top to roof top, then i'll agree with you!

HAHAAHAAAAHAHAHAHHAAHHAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHAHAHAAH...

Now that, that is over. You do realize what they have today is no where near as to what is portrayed in Iron Man, right? Might as well compare the Space Shuttle to the Death Star.

There was a vigilante in the UK who was using a katana sword to fight crime, there's a the costumed "Angle Grinder Man". You also conveniently ignored "The Punisher", surely a highly skilled ex-soldier turned vigilante is more plausible than Iron Man.

Originally posted by Robtard
Now that, that is over. You do realize what they have today is no where near as to what is portrayed in Iron Man, right? Might as well compare the Space Shuttle to the Death Star.

There was a vigilante in the UK who was using a katana sword to fight crime, there's a the costumed "Angle Grinder Man". You also conveniently ignored "The Punisher", surely a highly skilled ex-soldier turned vigilante is more plausible than Iron Man.

You do realize I was joking??!! No?! Oh, ok. Well, um... moving on. 😗

Odd.

I loved Tony's cameo in "Incredible Hulk"!

is it after the credits?

Nah.

I didn't stay after the credits, so I don't know if there was more, but it's not after the credits.

-AC

Originally posted by stickman618
is it after the credits?

Nope. Nothing after the credits in The Incredible Hulk.

i'm gonna see it today, so expect to see me in that thread later

Although both of these movies were awesome, I enjoyed TIH more and think it's the better film of the two. They've both set the bar for later Marvel movies though.

I've seen both films. Although 2008 Hulk is way better than 2003 Hulk, Iron Man is by far the better film.

I think that they're back to back, personally. They both bring something great and exciting to the table, but different from one another.

Both are definitely awesome, but TIH was by far the better of the two. Both are truly deserving of everyone's money, though.

I prefer Iron Man at the moment, only slightly.

-AC

Originally posted by Alpha Centauri
I prefer Iron Man at the moment, only slightly.

-AC

But, do you honestly do so out of actual preference; or because you like the Hulk more?