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That’s Not How Panic Attacks Work Robbie
There’s a lot of dramatic potential in a superhero prone to panic attacks, but Iron Man 3 just threw them in as a lazy shortcut. An easy way to push that Tony was mentally damaged by the events of The Avengers even though he never seemed particularly bothered by anything during The Avengers, and was his regular smug self throughout 99% of Iron Man 3.
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So fire breathing terrorists kidnapping the President doesn’t warrant an Avengers intervention huh? What exactly are my taxes paying for?
Seriously, Where Are The Avengers?
I was fine with this not being an Avengers movie, but if you’re not going to have The Avengers in your movie, stop mentioning them every five seconds.
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but the very obvious references are constantly there, raising the question of why The Avengers never show up to help save the President from fire-breathing terrorists.
The Big Mandarin Twist
But eventually you start to come around! You think maybe this villain may actually be worthy of this edgy build — annnd then they pull the rug out. Turns out they were using these powerful images to build up a gag that feels like an outtake from a Naked Gun movie.
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The total squandering of Ben Kingsley. Seriously, if you haven’t already, go watch Sexy Beast — if properly motivated, Ben Kingsley could make Darth Vader piss his pants.
The Real Villain Is Seriously Lame
So, if you’re going to make a joke out of The Mandarin, you better have somebody even better waiting in the wings! More sinister! More dangerous! Well, all Iron Man 3 has is yet another smarmy rival businessman bad guy. It’s just Jeff Bridges’ Obidiah Stane and Sam Rockwell’s Justin Hammer all over again.
The Aftermath of the Plane Scene…
The best scene in the movie involves Iron Man miraculously saving several plummeting people from an exploding Air Force One. The scene’s exciting, original and the effects are fantastic. Great stuff! Then Iron Man steps in front of a truck and explodes. Wait, what? Is Tony dead? Nope! For no reason at all he was controlling the Iron Man suit remotely!
And just like that, for the sake of a cheap sight gag, everything cool about being Iron Man goes out the window. Anybody can control Iron Man! Being Iron Man is basically just like playing a complex video game.
God, That Final Action Scene
Collect all 40 Iron Man armor Happy Meal toys now!
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Also, the scene, like most of the movie, totally missed the fundamental appeal of Iron Man. The first Iron Man movie, which I really enjoyed, totally nailed this — the appeal of Iron Man is that Tony Stark is just as vulnerable as you or I (even more so actually, due to his heart condition) but when he puts on this Iron Man suit he basically becomes an incredibly badass living fighter jet.
и добавить-то нечего. вкратце как раз именно то, чем мне не понравился фильм.
That’s Not How Panic Attacks Work Robbie
There’s a lot of dramatic potential in a superhero prone to panic attacks, but Iron Man 3 just threw them in as a lazy shortcut. An easy way to push that Tony was mentally damaged by the events of The Avengers even though he never seemed particularly bothered by anything during The Avengers, and was his regular smug self throughout 99% of Iron Man 3.
...
So fire breathing terrorists kidnapping the President doesn’t warrant an Avengers intervention huh? What exactly are my taxes paying for?
Seriously, Where Are The Avengers?
I was fine with this not being an Avengers movie, but if you’re not going to have The Avengers in your movie, stop mentioning them every five seconds.
...
but the very obvious references are constantly there, raising the question of why The Avengers never show up to help save the President from fire-breathing terrorists.
The Big Mandarin Twist
But eventually you start to come around! You think maybe this villain may actually be worthy of this edgy build — annnd then they pull the rug out. Turns out they were using these powerful images to build up a gag that feels like an outtake from a Naked Gun movie.
...
The total squandering of Ben Kingsley. Seriously, if you haven’t already, go watch Sexy Beast — if properly motivated, Ben Kingsley could make Darth Vader piss his pants.
The Real Villain Is Seriously Lame
So, if you’re going to make a joke out of The Mandarin, you better have somebody even better waiting in the wings! More sinister! More dangerous! Well, all Iron Man 3 has is yet another smarmy rival businessman bad guy. It’s just Jeff Bridges’ Obidiah Stane and Sam Rockwell’s Justin Hammer all over again.
The Aftermath of the Plane Scene…
The best scene in the movie involves Iron Man miraculously saving several plummeting people from an exploding Air Force One. The scene’s exciting, original and the effects are fantastic. Great stuff! Then Iron Man steps in front of a truck and explodes. Wait, what? Is Tony dead? Nope! For no reason at all he was controlling the Iron Man suit remotely!
And just like that, for the sake of a cheap sight gag, everything cool about being Iron Man goes out the window. Anybody can control Iron Man! Being Iron Man is basically just like playing a complex video game.
God, That Final Action Scene
Collect all 40 Iron Man armor Happy Meal toys now!
...
Also, the scene, like most of the movie, totally missed the fundamental appeal of Iron Man. The first Iron Man movie, which I really enjoyed, totally nailed this — the appeal of Iron Man is that Tony Stark is just as vulnerable as you or I (even more so actually, due to his heart condition) but when he puts on this Iron Man suit he basically becomes an incredibly badass living fighter jet.
и добавить-то нечего. вкратце как раз именно то, чем мне не понравился фильм.