Ian WhiteIron Man Review
May 5th 2008 22:07
I recently was able to contribute to the record shattering sales of the smash hit Iron Man. 200 million dollars in 1 weekend. Amazing. It'd be even better if I got a cut of it, maybe I'll call the producers up and ask for some revenue since I'm plugging the movie in my blog. Anyway, I just felt the urge to leave a brief review for this excellent film.
Robert Downey Jr. was able to sober up long enough to take on the role of the wealthy, genius, playboy who heads the biggest weapons distributor on the planet, which he got from his old man. After surviving capture from terrorists by means of a primitive version of his heroic alter ego, he has a change of heart and goes good guy. The casting crew should get extra because they did an excellent job in selecting actors. The characters of Tony Starks and his long time assistance Pepper Potts (dead serious) light up the screen. The film stands alone in entertainment due to the straight faced and witty delivery of Downey as he charms his way through this visual effect fan's wet dream. The special effects were similar to Transformers but may have blown it out the water in sheer style. Even Stark's cell phone inspires some awe from the crowd. Almost every minute this movie almost has something pretty for the eyes without sacrificing story or dialog. I highly recommend you continue to make this movie obscene amounts of money and go check it out, because I guarantee that you won't want to watch this film on your home computer or modest living room set. And with the stunning fight sequences you'll really hate that dvd copy where people keep standing up to use the bathroom and completely block the camera lens.
Robert Downey Jr. was able to sober up long enough to take on the role of the wealthy, genius, playboy who heads the biggest weapons distributor on the planet, which he got from his old man. After surviving capture from terrorists by means of a primitive version of his heroic alter ego, he has a change of heart and goes good guy. The casting crew should get extra because they did an excellent job in selecting actors. The characters of Tony Starks and his long time assistance Pepper Potts (dead serious) light up the screen. The film stands alone in entertainment due to the straight faced and witty delivery of Downey as he charms his way through this visual effect fan's wet dream. The special effects were similar to Transformers but may have blown it out the water in sheer style. Even Stark's cell phone inspires some awe from the crowd. Almost every minute this movie almost has something pretty for the eyes without sacrificing story or dialog. I highly recommend you continue to make this movie obscene amounts of money and go check it out, because I guarantee that you won't want to watch this film on your home computer or modest living room set. And with the stunning fight sequences you'll really hate that dvd copy where people keep standing up to use the bathroom and completely block the camera lens.
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