Iron Man 3 What DIDN'T you like about Iron Man 3? *SPOILER ALERT*

[Merlo]

I'm sorry but I gotta say the remainder of the action, besides the final fight. I don't want Shane Black and Drew Pearce screwing up another comic book movie ever again. Well not one that I would care about that is.

 

[Merlo]

I just realized that fans are really going to turn on this one. I did not think that was possible.

*says this is just the beginning in a Ray Stevenson Punisher voice

 

[Blake II]

1) Lack of Tony in his Iron Man suit

2) That little kid got too much screen time

3) No War Machine in the beginning

4) Not enough Iron Patriot action

5) Where are the easter eggs?

6) Where is S.H.I.E.L.D. ?

7) AIM is present in the movie but there is no reference to M.O.D.O.K.

8) Where's Justin Hammer? He said he'll be seeing pepper and tony real soon?

9) The Tony/Banner post-credits scene was boring and did not give any hint as to what's going to happen in the future

10) They tried to hard with the humor

11) Tony didn't get Extremis in him

12) Mandarin wasn't the epic arch-nemesis as in the comics

 

[Merlo]

Stark should have gotten the extremis virus since his left over suits were lousy prototypes and should have killed Killian with it.

 

[BigThor]

1. The fact that pretty much every armor in this film was a prototype.

2. Mark 42 not being "combat ready"

3. Rhodey's part being smaller

4. Too much Tony Stark not enough Iron Man

5. Pepper defeating Killian, which makes the 2nd villain she's defeated for IM.

 

[Ultra Nolanite]

not even close on both counts!!!!!! neither were worse than ASM!!!

Stan Lee's cameo in ASM was arguably the best he's ever had. And at least the ASM after credits scene hinted at SOMETHING about the future and brought some mystery.

 

[BigThor]

Stan Lee's cameo in ASM was arguably the best he's ever had. And at least the ASM after credits scene hinted at SOMETHING about the future and brought some mystery.

Hell yes it was!

Stan's cameo in "Thor" was pretty sweet as well, despite how short it was.

 

[kosh33]

tony destroying all his suits

 

[Ultra Nolanite]

Hell yes it was!

Stan's cameo in "Thor" was pretty sweet as well, despite how short it was.

Agreed

 

[StreetWarrior]

1) Lack of Tony in his Iron Man suit

2) That little kid got too much screen time

3) No War Machine in the beginning

4) Not enough Iron Patriot action

5) Where are the easter eggs?

6) Where is S.H.I.E.L.D. ?

7) AIM is present in the movie but there is no reference to M.O.D.O.K.

8) Where's Justin Hammer? He said he'll be seeing pepper and tony real soon?

9) The Tony/Banner post-credits scene was boring and did not give any hint as to what's going to happen in the future

10) They tried to hard with the humor

11) Tony didn't get Extremis in him

12) Mandarin wasn't the epic arch-nemesis as in the comics

I agree on all items accept for M.O.D.O.K. The film was cheesy enough as it was.

 

[Danalys]

i don't think killan should have been in the 1999 scenes. they should have introduced killian through maya in the present, and he and tony to not have any background but through maya; so as not to confuse killian's motives.

 

[spider-neil]

Stan Lee's cameo in ASM was arguably the best he's ever had. And at least the ASM after credits scene hinted at SOMETHING about the future and brought some mystery.

Okay, I admit IM3 post credit scene being worse than the ASM post credit scene is debatable but the ASM Stan Lee cameo is the best Stan Lee cameo by a mile I don't even think it's close.

 

[HighFivingMF]

The post-credits scene. I don't like the joke ones. I don't mind humor in the actual movies, as long as I think it's funny. But I've come to expect something cool to excite for the next movie after the credits, not just "Oh, them wacky 'Vengers."

Other than that the movie was great. Emotional, fun, hilarious, and it had William Sadler.

 

[spider-neil]

The post-credits scene. I don't like the joke ones. I don't mind humor in the actual movies, as long as I think it's funny. But I've come to expect something cool to excite for the next movie after the credits, not just "Oh, them wacky 'Vengers."

Other than that the movie was great. Emotional, fun, hilarious, and it had William Sadler.

Post credit scenes should be a 'reward' for sitting through those long arse credits and when I think about what I saw in the post credit scene in IM3 I could have been heading home a few minutes earlier and beating the crowds out of the cinema. A complete waste of my time.

 

[divan]

Post credit scenes should be a 'reward' for sitting through those long arse credits and when I think about what I saw in the post credit scene in IM3 I could have been heading home a few minutes earlier and beating the crowds out of the cinema. A complete waste of my time.

Agreed. if they wanted to make a quick joke it's okay but they could have put it after the montage, not after the +8 minute long credits.

 

[BLACKVULCAN]

I never trust superhero films with a "3" in the title

And a big butt and a smile! totally agree. I sorta feel like I got swindled after watching that flick when i should have known better! Damn!

 

[Warhammer]

And a big butt and a smile! totally agree. I sorta feel like I got swindled after watching that flick when i should have known better! Damn!

How are they going to fill the huge hole in his chest? Does it just close up?

Damn, that's a good question. I never thought of that.

So, who really was in charge of the Ten Rings organization? There was nothing to tie the Mandarin in with the very thing they used to set him up in the franchise starting with the very first scene of the very first movie? That's a giant fricking plot hole.

That's what really bothers me. The Ten Rings were villains in the first and third films (technically, they also give Vanko the envelope) and they get no comeuppance. Even though the Mandarin was a complete joke and Killian is dead, the organization still exists and still committed acts of terror. Absolutely no comeuppance whatsoever.

 

[roach]

And a big butt and a smile! totally agree. I sorta feel like I got swindled after watching that flick when i should have known better! Damn!

obviously

I think the best thing about these films are also the worst thing about these films...

 

[Alienous]

Damn, that's a good question. I never thought of that.

That's what really bothers me. The Ten Rings were villains in the first and third films (technically, they also give Vanko the envelope) and they get no comeuppance. Even though the Mandarin was a complete joke and Killian is dead, the organization still exists and still committed acts of terror. Absolutely no comeuppance whatsoever.

The guys in the first Iron Man film can just be thought of as some fringe group that fell for the Killian/Mandarin hype (assuming it builds up, peaking in Iron Man 3), and acted in their name without true association.

 

[Warhammer]

The guys in the first Iron Man film can just be thought of as some fringe group that fell for the Killian/Mandarin hype (assuming it builds up, peaking in Iron Man 3), and acted in their name without true association.

I can't buy that the terrorists in the first film were a fringe group. That's cheap.

 

[roach]

Yeah I dont see Stane working with a fringe group....and the Ten Rings was powerful enough to get him a passport out of russia and a flight and tickets to the Grand Pris...

 

[dru-zod2501]

I agree on all items accept for M.O.D.O.K. The film was cheesy enough as it was.

The M.O.D.O.K. reference was ESSENTIAL!!! I could've lived without a reference to the classic Beekeper suits if they'd just had 1 M.O.D.O.K. insertion. In a movie with no easter eggs for the comics fans, or expansion on exactly what A.I.M. is about, this would've gone a long way. Right now it feels like A.I.M. funneled all their efforts into Extremis and not much else.....

 

[A&W]

could some explain this to me. if tony had all those extra suits ready for action then why didn't he call them for help when his house was blown up?

 

[dru-zod2501]

i don't think killan should have been in the 1999 scenes. they should have introduced killian through maya in the present, and he and tony to not have any background but through maya; so as not to confuse killian's motives.

how did they confuse Killian's motives? they showed a somewhat coherent line of thinking between '99 Killian and '13 Killian that explained why he would want to take the path he did. The main gripe might be that people could interpret Killian's choices and actions as just petty revenge instead of something grander

 

[Robin91939]

Saw it last night, put me in the disappointed sect as well. Did not want to be.

-R