ultimatefan
The Batman must come back
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The only real similarity I see between Tony and Bruce is their both billionaires, superheroes, and use hi-tech gadgets. Other than that, completely different characters. Stan Lee says he created IM in a dare, he wanted to see if he could make people like a Howard Hughes-like kinda character - apparently, he was huge with female readers at the time...
Here´s another positive article:
Here´s another positive article:
http://www.boxofficemojo.com/features/?id=2476&p=.htmBurbank, California—Judging by the juicy trailer shown at the ArcLight's new stadium-style theaters in Los Angeles' San Fernando Valley, Robert Downey Jr.'s hard rockin' Iron Man looks like it might be a special effects, comics showcase with brains, for a change. Downey—an extremely talented actor who shines in every role, especially Chaplin, Less Than Zero and the thoroughly benevolent Heart and Souls—steps into the metallic suit with his crackling rhythm and wit.
With direction from Jon Favreau, an actor and director who brought a childlike sense of wonder to the solid 2005 adaptation of Chris Van Allsburg's children's book, Zathura, and the year's best tag line—"Heroes aren't born, they're built"—Iron Man, featuring Jeff Bridges, Terrence Howard and, according to the Internet Movie Database (IMDb), Samuel L. Jackson, may be the summer's first popcorn smash. Here's wishing Mr. Downey, Jr. huge success; he is an actor of ability, he's worked hard and he deserves a moneymaker.