What I want to know is why they changed it from being a mechanical suit where he physically puts it on and you can hear the machines whirring as he moves, to magic nanotechnology where it just appears on him? Do people actually think that's cooler?
He has nano tech in some of the comics but I think they just did it so when stark was in space it could repair with out access to his spare parts.
>just did it so when stark was in space it could repair with out access to his spare parts.
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>he's fighting gods and aliens and titans and whatever else a regular metal suit wasn't going to cut it, he needed science equivalent of magic to keep up.
Even Iron Man 2 is leaps and bounds way more cartoony and sci-fi and loses the relatively grounded world and human centre that this movie had. It's like if you followed Dr. No immediately with Moonraker.
I want the MCU that actually built off iron man 1s world.
If Disney didn't buy it, the MCU would have been kino.
RDJ as Iron Man
Norton as Hulk
Brad Pitt as Thor
Scarlet can stay as BW
someone else other than the most reddit frick alive as Captain America
maybe actually add in Wasp and Ant-Man and not BW and Hawkeye
Either properly tackle the alcoholism angle and not just subtle allusions to PTSD or go the rogue A.I. route ala Hypervelocity. Maybe a combination of both, but it might be too dark for the MCU.
I wanted an MCU that focused on just a few main characters and took risks and did cool stuff with them. Not 100 characters and doing generic boring shit with them
And that's why people like Frank Castle and Spiderman and cute Superman and street level Batman. Superheroes get stale when they're killing gods and shit
The entirety of Marvel phase 1 pre Disney was actually pretty kino and felt like real movies with a soul. It's when the ZOG machine came in and Feige got involved, that things became so gay.
Iron Man 1 is so different than what the MCU became I just consider it its own standalone movie.
What I want to know is why they changed it from being a mechanical suit where he physically puts it on and you can hear the machines whirring as he moves, to magic nanotechnology where it just appears on him? Do people actually think that's cooler?
I think it's pretty cool though I prefer the more mechanical type suit
He has nano tech in some of the comics but I think they just did it so when stark was in space it could repair with out access to his spare parts.
>just did it so when stark was in space it could repair with out access to his spare parts.
>he's fighting gods and aliens and titans and whatever else a regular metal suit wasn't going to cut it, he needed science equivalent of magic to keep up.
all the above is correct
it looks so bad, looks like a video game where you swap weapons and it just spawns into your hand
RDJ got tired of wearing the suit and just wanted to wear mocap pjs
It's obvious that RDJ didn't like the fact that Thor and Cap could just fight but Tony had to rely on gadgets, so they basically made him a superhero.
moron
dumb take
This.
Even Iron Man 2 is leaps and bounds way more cartoony and sci-fi and loses the relatively grounded world and human centre that this movie had. It's like if you followed Dr. No immediately with Moonraker.
This, although Rourke was kino.
If Disney didn't buy it, the MCU would have been kino.
RDJ as Iron Man
Norton as Hulk
Brad Pitt as Thor
Scarlet can stay as BW
someone else other than the most reddit frick alive as Captain America
maybe actually add in Wasp and Ant-Man and not BW and Hawkeye
it could have been kino.
True, but it's still better than 3.
How would you have done part 3?
Either properly tackle the alcoholism angle and not just subtle allusions to PTSD or go the rogue A.I. route ala Hypervelocity. Maybe a combination of both, but it might be too dark for the MCU.
Demon in a Bottle was Iron Man 2, you dipshit
>Properly
Fippy bippy.
I want the MCU that actually built off iron man 1s world.
>Paramount Avengers, directed by Jon Favreau, along with Edward Norton Hulk
I wanted an MCU that focused on just a few main characters and took risks and did cool stuff with them. Not 100 characters and doing generic boring shit with them
Because it's pre-integration into MCU and kevin feige ain't got big hands in iron man 1
We had it so good back then bros.
me n my fatha luv iron man 1
wish we got that ant man movie too
Ok, now go make another movie like Iron Man 1, dumbfrick
>Cptn America tries to punch the iron man
>Ironman shoots a arm rocket at the Captain
>he frickgin exsplodes everywere
>jobs
And that's why people like Frank Castle and Spiderman and cute Superman and street level Batman. Superheroes get stale when they're killing gods and shit
Superheroes are best when they're saving lives directly, as opposed to consequentially.
The entirety of Marvel phase 1 pre Disney was actually pretty kino and felt like real movies with a soul. It's when the ZOG machine came in and Feige got involved, that things became so gay.