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Avengers 2 News, Rumors, Etc. Pictures until release...

I'm really not surprised. IM3 wasn't very good. And there isn't anywhere to go with the character. Hopefully Cheadle will at least get a fair amount of screen time in AoU, at least.
 
Well, it's not surprising because there's almost no room until Phase 4 anyway. In addition, he's the most expensive actor Marvel has. Given this, they're happy to have him in Avengers films without needing to have him go do his own thing.
 
It's probably for the best. Things would only go down from IM3.

Joss Whedon seems to be the best person at handling Iron Man anyway, and it's a smart idea to just bring out Iron Man for Avengers movies for the next few years.
 
Is he signed on for Avengers III? I mean, if Marvel wants to starting brining others in, they may be content with Evans, Ruffalo, and Johansson or Hemsworth, with whomever else they bring in.
 
^ Yeah, subjective opinions of some fans probably aren't going to change much. Financial returns were quite high, which is why it'll always be a consideration for Marvel, but they have a lot of plans and Iron Man would mostly get in the way of those plans.

Is he signed on for Avengers III?

Yes, but I believe that's the last film under contract.
 
The sad thing about this is we won't get a big Actual Mandarin movie. Not until they inevitably recast, anyway.
 
I rather liked Iron Man 3 but it felt like they were closing his chapter so to speak. Making his Ultron's creator in The Age Of Ultron seemedlike a shoehorn him into the storyline. I have to wonder about Captain America and Thor after their third movies as well.
 
IM3 wasn't very good.

I thought it was the worst of the three. The returns were huge, though.


IronMan 1- Amazing and lots of laughs

IronMan 2- overshadowed by "Avenger's" elements. Weak villains and actions scenes

IronMan 3- Mandarin who's not Mandarin and barely any IronMan in it.



So an IronMan 4 would be a financial success but probably even spottier than the previous movies.
 
IM3 wasn't very good.

I thought it was the worst of the three. The returns were huge, though.


IronMan 1- Amazing and lots of laughs

IronMan 2- overshadowed by "Avenger's" elements. Weak villains and actions scenes

IronMan 3- Mandarin who's not Mandarin and barely any IronMan in it.

Yes, IM1>IM2>IM3. But for the record, I thought Ben Kingsley's Mandarin was one of the best parts of IM3. And, IM2 had weak action scenes? Really?
 
I thought Paul Bettany was the Vision...

Where do you see a little Asian guy wearing a hoodie?

Oh dear :lol:
Thank you Alidar Jarok for letting me know some people still have that thing called a sense of humour, and don't always need ";)" adding on to the end of things to know it's a joke.



As for IM4... is that even news? I thought it was common knowledge there were zero plans for one.
Like Wolverine in the X-Men movies, Iron Man will be the main character and star of Avengers 2 & 3 just like in 1 anyway, so fans hardly need to worry.
 
Yes, let's make fun of people who didn't get your non-joke.

When the picture was first posted, the person said "The Vision revealed in a promo picture." The asian guy was standing in front of the picture. He was not a part of the promo picture. So when you came by with your "joke." People understandably were left scratching their heads.
 
Yes, let's make fun of people who didn't get your non-joke.

When the picture was first posted, the person said "The Vision revealed in a promo picture." The asian guy was standing in front of the picture. He was not a part of the promo picture. So when you came by with your "joke." People understandably were left scratching their heads.

Also, the joke came after a picture of concept art had been added, which is why I was confused, because I thought it was referencing the art.
 
For me, it's IM1, IM3 and then IM2.

I liked the angst aspects of Tony's character in 3 and how he became to dependend on the suite, feeling that it was the only thing that could keep his loved ones save, hence the many, many different versions of the suite, in case of any kind of emergency. In the end, he realized that the suite isn't Iron Man, he is. And that even without the suite, he could still keep people save. It had become his crutch, and that's why he symbolically blew them all up, to prove to himself and Pepper that he doesn't need them.
 
I think Iron Man 3 improves a lot on repeated viewings. I even have come to appreciate the Mandarin/Trevor twist (of course, I had to get over my nerd-rage first).
 
I think Iron Man 3 improves a lot on repeated viewings. I even have come to appreciate the Mandarin/Trevor twist (of course, I had to get over my nerd-rage first).

Ben Kingsley recently said in an interview, that he'd love to go back to the MCU, and play Trevor again, but have it revealed that perhaps the Mandarin IS real, and that Trevor was a ploy to distract people, a sort of 'hidden in plain sight' thing.
 
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