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 on: January 07, 2009, 08:56:36 PM 
Started by Firebrand - Last post by Agent 333
The majority of the deleted scenes I would have left in the release version of the film.

Really? There were a couple I woulda kept, or at least tried a bit harder to work in, like the Stane/Stark talk after the roof got blown out (though Bridges went a little Over the Top when he fell in), but most of them were junk. The military parade was pointless, the scene on the plane was ok, but really didn't need to be any longer than it was already. I'd have liked to see the scene with Rhodey and the General, but it would have wrecked the pacing of the cave seqence. And the party at Dubai was completely a waste. He just left one party, no reason to go to another. The only thing I would have liked, would be if there were a scene between when Stane met with Raza and Tony telling Pepper to raid his office. The way it is, it seems like he sent the designs over and his engineers had the whole thing designed and built in like three minutes. The Stane pep-talk scene would have fit ok there, but it could have been reworked a bit.

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 on: January 07, 2009, 08:47:03 PM 
Started by Ralph6669 - Last post by Agent 333
I might pick it up when it hits trade. I've yet to see a postitive review of it. Which is sad, really. I guess that prooves the good thing about Incredible Herculese is Fred Van Lente, not Greg Pak. Who knows, maybe it's all some kind of scam, and the cyborg parts are making Rhodey more complient and/or violent?

And I'll add my hat to the ring of people who liked Suzie as part of Rhodey's supporting cast. After all, who better to fix cyborg parts than the Cybermancer? Can we get Chris Gage to write this, if not Kaminski? Gage did a great job on the Weapon of SHIELD arc...

 63 
 on: January 07, 2009, 08:41:04 PM 
Started by Brian - Last post by Agent 333
Naw, Aluminium is much sterner stuff than that. I'd say maybe pewter?
Another pet peeve, the whole army of Iron Men thing. How many times has Tony's entire collection been destroyed now? Seven? Eight? That's just the past couple of years too. Not mentioning when it happened previously.

 64 
 on: January 07, 2009, 06:50:24 PM 
Started by Mister Anderson - Last post by Metal Head
http://screenrant.com/mickey-rourke-villain-iron-man-2-vic-4932/

heath

 65 
 on: January 07, 2009, 06:36:35 PM 
Started by ebotnamnori - Last post by Ralph6669
quick note- have you seen the "iron man- property of no one" add?

 66 
 on: January 07, 2009, 06:08:05 PM 
Started by Mister Anderson - Last post by Mister Anderson
Mickey Rourke and Sam Rockwell are in talks to star as the villains in "Iron Man 2," being directed by Jon Favreau.

Marvel has been keeping a very tight lid on the script for the sequel, being written by Justin Theroux, but it is known that Rourke would play a tattooed Russian heavy named Ivan who becomes Whiplash, a man with deadly, technologically enhanced coils.

Rockwell would play Justin Hammer, a multibillionaire businessman and a rival of industrialist Anthony Stark, AKA Iron Man, being played by a returning Robert Downey Jr.

Rourke and Rockwell would be joining a cast that also includes the returning Gwyneth Paltrow and Don Cheadle, who is replacing Terrence Howard, making for one eclectically cast summer blockbuster.

Another part -- one for Stark's assistant Natasha -- is still open.

The project is eyeing a spring start in Manhattan Beach. Paramount will release the movie May 7, 2010.

Rourke, repped by ICM, is making the best of the accolades he is receiving for his heart-wrenching turn in "The Wrestler." On top of this big-budget movie, the actor, who will next be seen in "The Informers," just joined the cast of "The Expendables," an action movie starring Sylvester Stallone, Jet Li, Jason Statham and Dolph Lundgren.

If Rockwell's deal makes, it would mark a rare studio appearance for the actor, who is best known for his indie dramas. Gersh-repped Rockwell recently starred as a sex-addicted con man in "Choke" and an estranged husband in "Snow Angels." He can currently be seen in the political drama "Frost/Nixon."


http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/hr/content_display/film/news/e3i41ac0111ebdf30101254593ea5db55bc


 67 
 on: January 07, 2009, 06:02:18 PM 
Started by marvelflyer - Last post by The IronJedi
Nope. Will be interested to see what you're talking about though. And welcome to the forum!

Easiest way to post is upload your pix to photobucket and then copy the image tags and paste them into your post. Otherwise you can upload smaller image files to the server by clicking on the "ADDITIONAL OPTIONS" tag under the text window and then "BROWSE" to choose your image and "SAVE."

 68 
 on: January 07, 2009, 06:01:36 PM 
Started by The IronJedi - Last post by The IronJedi
And now, for one of the rarer items I've been waiting on, the Johnny Blaze IM shirt:



And the movie minimates:



You'll have to swing by for a visit HOMER... wait until it's nice though and you can ride the WM bike. Wink

 69 
 on: January 07, 2009, 05:18:53 PM 
Started by marvelflyer - Last post by marvelflyer
I've haven't seen any one on the boards with the Dr. Voodoo Iron Man super deform resin kit based on his first Marvel appearance that was put out in the mid-2000's.  I'll try to get some pics up when I figure out how to post them.  Do any of you have this great little kit?

 70 
 on: January 07, 2009, 03:46:14 PM 
Started by ebotnamnori - Last post by Crimson Dynamonger
Tony's armor are special because they are made with love.
They're also made...IN AMERICA!!!  Cheesy
Oh god, now all I can think of is 'Tony Stark was able to build this...IN AMERICA!!!'

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