Since seeing Iron Man 3, my day has gotten a lot flashier.
Turn on the oven.
“Take ‘em to Church.”
Unlock the car.
“Take ‘em to Church.”
Flush the toilet.
“Take ‘em to Church.”
Is it just me, or does it feel like everyone’s latching onto the 5 bad things/mediocre things about Iron Man 3 INSTEAD OF CELEBRATING THE 1000 GOOD THINGS?
That’s no way to watch a movie, and you’ll just feel depressed and unsatisfied for the rest of the day.
Let movie critics do that.
You just enjoy yourself.
Shane Black on seeing RDJ in Iron Man 4:
“I think he’ll be back for another one. I’m sure of it.”
http://www.joblo.com/movie-news/shane-black-feels-very-confident-that-robert-downey-jr-will-do-iron-man-4
Rented Iron Man: Rise of the Technovore
First off, if you don’t like the anime style of story telling (very visual, almost poetic, very little concrete dialogue), don’t bother. This will just confuse the hell out of you. The visuals are lovely, but the narrative style is choppy at best. Plus the characters do a lot of things that don’t make sense and seem out of character to a European or American audience. Also, a lot of badly explained science, so if that really rubs you the wrong way, also don’t bother.
If you HAVE to see it, rent it. And I rented the SD version on PSN (instead of the HD for a dollar more) and I didn’t miss it.
If you’re watching for Tony!Feels, this is not the place to get them. If you’re watching because you want to see Akira recreated with Marvel characters (I still don’t understand Punisher’s role in this), I guess you could say that’s what this is.
