Yeah, I love how Pepper gets powers and suddenly she's doing ninja flips like she's been training for years. Not really sure how increased strength and speed all of a sudden means you know how to properly flip and have martial arts training.
But yeah, all the inappropriate humor just came off as being desperate for a laugh.
Besides the mandarin twist and the pepper thing... I didn't like the fact that it was "the adventures of tony stark". Actual Iron man gets like under 5 minutes of screen time.
But the worst sh!t about that movie is that the suits fell apart too damn easy. In previous movies they are strong enough to battle Thor, other robot baddies, the chitauri, surviving explosions, high altitude falls, crashing through walls, buildings, bullet proof, etc.
In IM3 the suit(s) fall apart from someone fuqing breathing on them.
Originally posted by emporerpantsMarvel is making the blueprint for how to make these movies successfully. Point blank. My opinion doesn't change the fact IM3 obliterated the Man of Steel.
Ok? You said MOS was terrible...that usually means the same thing as saying something sucks...but whatever. Again, what is your point? We all know that Marvel is making a lot more money at the box office than DC. No one disputes that. So why constantly bring it up? What does talking about how much IM3 sucks have to do with how much more money Marvel is making than DC? You still haven't answered that question.
Originally posted by Inhuman
Besides the mandarin twist and the pepper thing... I didn't like the fact that it was "the adventures of tony stark". Actual Iron man gets like under 5 minutes of screen time.
But the worst sh!t about that movie is that the suits fell apart too damn easy. In previous movies they are strong enough to battle Thor, other robot baddies, the chitauri, surviving explosions, high altitude falls, crashing through walls, buildings, etc.
In IM3 the suit(s) fall apart from someone fuqing breathing on them.
Thor wasn't going all out, he was just trying to put the mortal in his place (and unintentionally gave Tony a 400% power up, which made the fight last longer) - it was only when Cap showed up and like Tony continued making demands of him, that Thor's patience finally snapped. He flattened Tony with the next shot; Tony didn't get up very quickly after that.
And the IM3 suit Tony was in was still a prototype, and not as combat ready as the others. And the Extremis soldiers were no joke; Tony got defeated by Malen the first time he fought him in the comics, if you're thinking it's so implausible ('f#$king breathing on them'😉
Originally posted by roughrider
Thor wasn't going all out, he was just trying to put the mortal in his place (and unintentionally gave Tony a 400% power up, which made the fight last longer) - it was only when Cap showed up and like Tony continued making demands of him, that Thor's patience finally snapped. He flattened Tony with the next shot; Tony didn't get up very quickly after that.
yeah i know thor wasnt going all out, but still gave him some decent hits and suit didnt crumble to the floor.
And the IM3 suit Tony was in was still a prototype, and not as combat ready as the others. And the Extremis soldiers were no joke; Tony got defeated by Malen the first time he fought him in the comics, if you're thinking it's so implausible ('f#$king breathing on them'😉
lol still seemed like all the suits were fodder in the final battle to those extemis humans, even the tougher looking suits fell like nothing. Hard to imagine the suits not being able to with stand a high temperatures. Also those extremis humans couldnt be much stronger than Cap from what i remember.
Originally posted by Existereiron man 3 was okay the first watch but waaay better in the next viewing imo.
I'm in a habit of coming to KMC after seeing comic book movies because, while my friends are all awesome and nerdy, they're (for the most part) not nearly as comic-book-nerdy as I am and I need some opinions from the nerds.Anyways:
I think Thor 2 was awesome, IM3 was crap, and Man of Steel was somewhere in the middle. How agreed is everybody on that?
Quan, I'm not here for dancing lessons, you just go ahead and keep dancing around that question all want, it's obvious you can't answer it. if you want to keep yelling about MOS in this thread go ahead, I'm done feeding the troll.
Anyway, yeah, it was stupid how the suits got ripped apart so easily. Made Tony's tech look feebish. Also, did anyone else find it odd how the bad guys could pilot the Iron Patriot suit so easily the first time they got in it when in the first movie Tony himself struggled at first?
Originally posted by quanchi112
Marvel is making the blueprint for how to make these movies successfully. Point blank. My opinion doesn't change the fact IM3 obliterated the Man of Steel.
Batman's a bigger movie franchise than Iron Man. IM probably comes second, Spider-Man third, and Superman 4th.
So yeah your opinion doesn't change the fact that Man of Steel was a massive hit.
Originally posted by quanchi112
Marvel is wiping their asses and laughing at them. Trust me.
Originally posted by Estacado
Mos easily made more money then Star Trek into darkness.
Which automatically makes it a bigger hit then Star Trek also makes it a better movie as well.
So yeah I guess not only is MOS clearly a better movie than Star Trek Into Darkness, but also Zak Synder is obviously laughing at JJ Abrams failure.
Originally posted by roughrider
Thor wasn't going all out, he was just trying to put the mortal in his place (and unintentionally gave Tony a 400% power up, which made the fight last longer) - it was only when Cap showed up and like Tony continued making demands of him, that Thor's patience finally snapped. He flattened Tony with the next shot; Tony didn't get up very quickly after that.And the IM3 suit Tony was in was still a prototype, and not as combat ready as the others. And the Extremis soldiers were no joke; Tony got defeated by Malen the first time he fought him in the comics, if you're thinking it's so implausible ('f#$king breathing on them'😉
Not to mention in Thor The Dark World Prelude, it was actually shown Thor was actually affected by Dark Energy gathered in order to send him to Midgard.Thor was actually shown Knocked out when he landed.So when he fought Ironman, he was still feeling the effects of Dark Energy.Odin himself was knocked out for using Dark Energy to send Thor on Midgard.
Originally posted by roughriderit's involved, but I was already put off by that point. It felt like Robert Downey Jr 3, not an Iron Man movie.
How much of what you disliked about IM3 had to do with the Mandarin twist? Because some fans bring down the film just for that alone, ignoring the rest.
The Pepper/Killian fight was also dumb.
Originally posted by InhumanBasically all of this.
Besides the mandarin twist and the pepper thing... I didn't like the fact that it was "the adventures of tony stark". Actual Iron man gets like under 5 minutes of screen time.
But the worst sh!t about that movie is that the suits fell apart too damn easy. In previous movies they are strong enough to battle Thor, other robot baddies, the chitauri, surviving explosions, high altitude falls, crashing through walls, buildings, bullet proof, etc.
In IM3 the suit(s) fall apart from someone fuqing breathing on them.
The first Iron Man movie was great, and Tony's character was irresponsible playboy developing in to genius leader. I think that it was easier to play it safe and write more of the jokes that the audience responded to in the first two movies, but IM3 felt like the only major character development in Tony's life was that he was suffering since the Battle of New York. The third instalment should have had the most Iron Man screen time, and should have hinted at the Tony Stark in comics with the leadership qualities to head the Avengers, SHIELD, and hold positions in the American government.
Originally posted by roughrider
A.I.M. did his re-branding as Iron Patriot, so they had access to info about the armour so they could find weaknesses, I assume. Or managed to plant one.
Talking from the story perspective. If IM was going to be out of commission for so long Then at least use more War Machine.
Originally posted by DARTH POWER
Talking from the story perspective. If IM was going to be out of commission for so long Then at least use more War Machine.
What - Tony should call Rhodey and take back the armour, while he was figuring things out in Tennessee? Rhodey was busy on government business, running around the globe following Mandarin leads. Besides, Tony isn't the type to call for outside help for his problems, other than to get into a server.