Iron Man 3 (2013)
Posted: March 6th, 2013, 1:08 am
Has Captain America ever been in Iron Man armor?RyanRises wrote:*Iron LegionPratham wrote:Iron Man Army!
Perhaps we will see that in TA2 or 3
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Has Captain America ever been in Iron Man armor?RyanRises wrote:*Iron LegionPratham wrote:Iron Man Army!
That's basically the Iron Patriot's job.Pratham wrote:Has Captain America ever been in Iron Man armor?RyanRises wrote: *Iron Legion
Perhaps we will see that in TA2 or 3
I'm not a big RDJ fan. He looks like Iron man once again. I'm more interested in Kingsley and Pearce.RyanRises wrote:What are your thoughts on RDJ?banepants wrote:Just saw the new trailer and I think this looks awesome.
Yeah, but maybe he will need new suit because his current one isn't good enough against some enemies.RyanRises wrote:That's basically the Iron Patriot's job.Pratham wrote:
Has Captain America ever been in Iron Man armor?
Perhaps we will see that in TA2 or 3
He presses buttons.jibran wrote:I saw the trailer. It was pretty good. But I wish I saw the Mandarin doing more things than sitting and standing. But I guess it will be exciting when we see him in action.
2018 Blockbuster Season:BlairCo wrote:http://au.ign.com/articles/2013/03/05/i ... ore?page=2
Seems like JJ Abrams is turning into some kind of movie GodDowney talked about collaborating with Black and Iron Man 3 co-writer Drew Pearce, saying, “By the time all was said and done, a million things had changed, but the essential storyline and arc and what it was about and him kind of on the road and this kid and Pepper’s got her own thing. There were a couple times in Iron Man 3 where our lifeline was we’d call Jon Favreau. 'What do we do?' He’d be like, 'Stick with this. Stick with the love story,' or whatever. Then he’d say, 'Wait, didn’t we used to do this same thing with Shane?' Because we reached out to Shane a bunch, particularly in the first Iron Man, the scene where Tony comes back from captivity and readdresses his public and the press. Shane said it should all be about what his dad would think, and that’s why blah, blah, blah. So there was that. Then I think we reached out to J.J. Abrams at one point when we were really confused in Act III, and he helped us, too. It’s just interesting. Usually you think, in the legacy of filmmakers that come and go, there’s something so evocative about how strange it is that this particular strain of the Marvel universe was so successful, so what are the reasons for that and how do we keep that vital and just have fun?”