- Oct 24, 2000
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A lot of people on IO9.com are absolutely trashing the new movie, saying it's boring and half the movie is spent with Tony talking to a kid in a barn.
I'm not sure if that's a bunch of uber-nerd reviews or if I should be worried.
Glad to hear this, I loved the first one and the second one for me wasn't bad, but it was nothing like the first one. Sounds like they are bringing some of the magic back.Well I watched it yesterday.
It's a very funny movie, I'd say you could make a trailer out of the jokes alone because they're so good
Overall it's much better than the 2nd film and character development was right up there, it was more character (or character-revealing!) dialogue than action which was nice, the visuals are absolutely utterly top notch
I really do get bored with CGI action because you know there is nothing there (looking at you Hobbit!)
But in Iron Man 3 it's done absolutely right and I actually was amazed by it.
It's worth watching over and over again.
I'd say it's worth it's 95% rating on rottentomatoes.
Well I watched it yesterday.
It's a very funny movie, I'd say you could make a trailer out of the jokes alone because they're so good
Overall it's much better than the 2nd film and character development was right up there, it was more character (or character-revealing!) dialogue than action which was nice, the visuals are absolutely utterly top notch
I really do get bored with CGI action because you know there is nothing there (looking at you Hobbit!)
But in Iron Man 3 it's done absolutely right and I actually was amazed by it.
It's worth watching over and over again.
I'd say it's worth it's 95% rating on rottentomatoes.
'dat dress!
Has Ben Kingsley playing some weirdo semi-asian bad guy.
Can't be bad.
95 percent?
I think thats some hard core fanboyism right there.
I'm excited to see it but will probably wait for the Bluray, I don't go to the movies much anymore. Spending $60 for the family to see a movie is a bit much.
I'm excited to see it but will probably wait for the Bluray, I don't go to the movies much anymore. Spending $60 for the family to see a movie is a bit much.
I'm excited to see it but will probably wait for the Bluray, I don't go to the movies much anymore. Spending $60 for the family to see a movie is a bit much.
I'll see it opening weekend at the drive-in. 2movies for 6 bucks, and$9 large pizzas.