IronGirl299
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Tony Stark is RDJ
Tony Stark is RDJ
You mean you don't want to see an IM suit with metal nipples?
Oh hell no. The nipples and the 12" bat ears that wobbled every time he ran. What about bubble gum faced two face? t:
Hey, I liked bubble gum faced Two-Face! I think he had a lot of...
Pizzazz!
Edit: it's a little dark, but you can see absolutely no lines under his eyes here: http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_aaVprncJvaA/S9-UPeKRV7I/AAAAAAAAAcY/DT2fv6kWxiA/s400/Picture+15.png
I'll be prepared to bet that it's a digital touch-up. When he smiles, he normally looks like this: http://celebkids.whyfame.com/files/2011/12/robert_downey_jr.jpg
There may be no one that can play Tony Stark quite like Downey can, but there are certainly other suitable actors who can bring other interesting elements to the character.
By the time Robert Downey Jr. is done playing Iron Man, the character should be maturing into a more serious, driven individual anyway, so hopefully there will be a bit less "manic egomaniac" to the character.
Iron Man can be like Batman, IMO. Cast new actors, when needed, in new stories/situations. No need to retell the origin. I will cry the day RDJ hangs up the armor. He is the reason why IM is an A-list hero in popularity and the jump start to the Avengers franchise & Marvel Movie Verse.
If it does go the way of Batman, I hope it never turns to the crap we saw for several films before Nolan picked the franchise up.
He fixed the freezing problem a long time ago, remember? From Iron Man 1? It was crucial to a moment in the third act.I now realize that Tony must has fixed the "freezing problem" for all his suits, since the Mark VII didn't ice up in space.
People have said it was the combination of the pull of the portal and also perhaps the launching of his thrusters help push him back..I have a question about Iron Man's final act of valor in the Avengers.
When he went into space through the portal, he became unconscious and his suit powered down. Why didn't he float off into space instead of falling back towards the portal? Was earth's gravity affecting him through the portal while he was in space?
Yeah, but I was stating that he must have put the fixes onto every suit, just in case.He fixed the freezing problem a long time ago, remember? From Iron Man 1? It was crucial to a moment in the third act.
Since all he needed to do to fix the problem was build his suits with gold titanium rather than whatever alloy he used to build the Mark II, yeah, it's probably safe to assume every post-Mark III suit is icing-proof. Though given the Mark V suitcase armor's red and silver look (as opposed to red and gold), it's possible Stark didn't use gold titanium for it because he never intended to fly it up very high.Yeah, but I was stating that he must have put the fixes onto every suit, just in case.
Yeah, but I was stating that he must have put the fixes onto every suit, just in case.
Since all he needed to do to fix the problem was build his suits with gold titanium rather than whatever alloy he used to build the Mark II, yeah, it's probably safe to assume every post-Mark III suit is icing-proof. Though given the Mark V suitcase armor's red and silver look (as opposed to red and gold), it's possible Stark didn't use gold titanium for it because he never intended to fly it up very high.
Though this does make me wonder whether or not Justin Hammer and the U.S. military fixed the icing problem for the War Machine armor, since it was based on the Mark II. I'm sure Rhodey warned them about it.
Ha! True. A bit of overthinking things on my part.I don't think the use of silver means anything on the suitcase armour. It could be that he just painted it that colour. After all, the parts that are red don't mean that they are made of some kind of red alloy.
Since all he needed to do to fix the problem was build his suits with gold titanium rather than whatever alloy he used to build the Mark II, yeah, it's probably safe to assume every post-Mark III suit is icing-proof. Though given the Mark V suitcase armor's red and silver look (as opposed to red and gold), it's possible Stark didn't use gold titanium for it because he never intended to fly it up very high.
Though this does make me wonder whether or not Justin Hammer and the U.S. military fixed the icing problem for the War Machine armor, since it was based on the Mark II. I'm sure Rhodey warned them about it.