Tim Allen, Sigouney Weaver, Alan Rickman, Tony Shaloub, Sam Rockwell...with a cast like that it would have been suprising if it wasn't good.
Toy Story 3 FTW!!!! lol^I agree. Aside from GQ or voicing Buzz Lightyear I really don't care for Tim Allen's humor. Oh and the first Santa Clause movie was decent as well.
FTW=?
I forgot
For the win.
I loathe Tim Allen. But he was actually pretty good in this.
Yeah, Galaxy Quest is a great movie.
From the Ultimate-line? I know Hammer's a Brit in the 616 but isn't he a southerner in the Ultimate universe? At least that's what I interpret when I read him using "Ah" instead of "I".
I don't think the franchise will go beyond Iron Man 3^I don't think he will. Roarke maybe, but not Hammer. He's too useful in future installments.
^I don't think he will. Roarke maybe, but not Hammer. He's too useful in future installments.
I don't think the franchise will go beyond Iron Man 3csad
, and Mandarin is definetly going to be the villain in that.
Plus, if the plan on doing DIAB for IM3, Hammer played a crucial role in that.
SOURCESo I hear you've got a fairly extensive day tomorrow?
I've got a scene with Mickey Rourke.
Do you get to punch Mickey Rourke, or does he hit you? Because there must be some kind of violence.
We don't punch each other physically, but we do punch each other in other ways--it's emotional.
SOURCEHe's also about to make a growth spurt commercially, co-starring in the "Iron Man" sequel, in which he plays Justin Hammer, the industrialist rival of Tony Stark.
Rockwell said he received the script only a week before shooting, so he "kind of took it on faith."
"It's not dissimilar to other studio movies, but the thing that's different about it is (director Jon Favreau) really likes to improvise," said Rockwell. "So we get to play more on this movie than you would on a lot of studio movies."
Sam Rockwell Wears Armored Suit in "Iron Man 2"
When Sam Rockwell was one of the cast members of "Iron Man 2," his character was described as a fast-talking weapons manufacturer, named Justin Hammer, who fancies himself the next Tony Stark. But apparently, there's a bit more to him.
IGN caught up with Rockwell during Comic-Con and asked if Hammer picks up his own armor to do battle. "Absolutely, yes," said the actor, confirming that his character is more than just a businessman.
Rockwell added that he doesn't have much action scenes, but might return in "Iron Man 3." "I actually didn't get to do too much action, but I'm hoping maybe I can do one if there's another one. We'll see."
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