I like blowing smokin hot lady.

please do a BIAM on Turkish Star Wars

Is this where we're at in history? China is perfecting the social credit system, Britain is rolling out facial recognition tech on the streets and Americans are tip-toeing around potentially-sensitive words like terrorism and bombs.

Yes we're really shitting the bed

Too bad that this is something that shouldn't even be said about Spider-Man. Spider-Man is a hero without the suit. The suit never gave him any advantage in the comics. Its only point is to hide his identity. Everything he does as Spider-Man comes from within. The MCU decided to fix what wasn't broken and they made a pointless change to a character.

@@antona.1327 If you consider his web launcher part of the suit then it does help him in the MCU and in comics where his webs are not organic.

@@joshuam7749, web-shooters aren't part of the suit. Peter created them separately.

@@antona.1327 I just wasn't sure what you meant by "the suit". The web-shooters could be considered part of it regardless of when they were made, but since you exclude them your point makes sense. The only reason they made him somewhat dependent on his suit is so Tony and him could have more similarities to back up their connection.

@@antona.1327 Pointless change? Are you referring to Spider-Man relying on the suit? Because the scene where Tony gives Spider-Man that advice has such an impact on him.

Lol pleasantly surprised by this as well!

It's my favourite too. I think sometimes it's easy to forget that there are a lot of fans of this movie out there, because a lot of the internet chat about is largely negative, usually because they hate the Mandarin twist. I have a lot of friends, both comic readers and non-comic readers, who love this film also, so there is a lot of us out there too!

I hated the Mandarin twist I was super excited to see him so for me it made me take the mandating and all of "Trevor's" scenes to be purely for comic relief in a cheap way. Now that I can look back on the infinity saga completely and have (since civil war) an appreciation for the stories they were telling as opposed to the comics I wished to see adapted near perfectly, I'm able to really appreciate the story telling of Iron Man 3

Mine too man. Shane blank baby.

It gets overlooked because the mandarin aspect was weak in my opinion. But it’s the most engaging and interesting iron man film in respect to Tony himself. We see a fully fleshed out arc from beginning to end and he’s at his best in IM3. And his lowest obviously. It’s my favorite as well.

@@stevenfraser81, it's funny how you want to disregard people that hate the Mandarin in IM3 meanwhile you have Shredder on your avatar. Were you okay with the way Shredder was handled in the new TMNT movies? Probably not. So don't judge other people based on something you yourself wouldn't agree on.

this!

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Noone is going to try, these are pure facts

Completely true, everytime someone says the movie is shit their only argument is the Mandarin twist, which personally was brilliant and really fitted the movie

Feels nice to see people who appreciate Iron Man 3.

Squirted dressing on my boy's salad with this cameo.

Salads! That's Joey.

wxactly like wtf

Jason Abraham Prank in the hood (GONE WRONG) (GONE SEXUAL)

Oh it totally is, I really dig it

@@Browntable Agreed. One of my faves.

@@Browntable was that a fucking pun?

It's not underrated because many people talk about it, It's overhated. Dr. Strange is underrated.

@@PJmachine I agree. But since It's so over hated it, it feels underrated. Doctor Strange and The Ant-man movies + Guardians vol.02 are underrated and underappreciated.

Joey Salads it is

Squrtle the turtle I agree! I’d also add winter soldier but that’s me

I agree with Daredevil Season 3 for sure. That is right up there with the best seasons of Breaking Bad, SOA, or any another TVMA action drama. But on the flip side I also like movies that have a well thought out story and world but it takes a back seat to the action, like the John Wick series, and in particular John Wick 3. When I walked out of the theater after seeing Endgame I told my girlfriend that seeing Captain America wield Mjolnir and beat Thanos with it was the single greatest action seen I’d ever seen. After seeing John Wick 3 there are multiple scenes that I like more than the one in Endgame. The knife fight in the museum, the dog fight with Hallie Berry’s character, and the Continental scene in the third act legitimately made my jaw drop.

Rex Colt the knife scene was instantly iconic and you need to watch the raid movies they are some of the best action movies ever made

Squrtle the turtle I’ve had the first one on my list of things to check out for a while but I haven’t gotten to it yet. Do you like Black Mirror?

Rex Colt I’ve seen only two but yes and no

Iron Man 3 is just an incredible film over all.

Zuzu 🤭

"people hate iron man 3 because it isnt accurate to the comics;" And also because it's a poorly written mess that had half of its core ideas sidelined during the developing stage after Disney did not agree with the director on their inclusion. "well Marvel wanted to make or try something new and not do something similiar to the comics." And their way of doing something new was to recycle the plot of the first two Iron Man movies, with an evil businessman trying to play on some weird profit tactic while trying to destroy Tony Stark?

@Sachin V Lmao

@Black Ninja cheers :D

i LOVE the Mandarin twist! Trevor Slattery is a fucking legend!

@@stevenfraser81 totally agree :)

Yes!

Cuz James Gunn. But I'd watch that.

Under viewed really, it's got great reviews.

Thanks a bunch!

Well that’s your opinion because I didn’t think Dr. Strange and Captain Marvel were cookie cutter films!

@@kenechukwuaniagboso4583 I thought they were definitely cookie-cutter. Much of their flavors were derived from the previous movies in the franchise. In the case of 'Captain Marvel', it's a taste that has gotten stale.

@@peterfrank3365 Well I think your views regarding this are ludacris, you can only come to that conclusion if you view MCU movies superficially which I suspect you and majority of the audiences for these movies do. That's your opinion; I'm relatively new to the MCU began watching it in 2019 and I am hooked to it, particularly how Marvel comics are brought to life in the big screen as a live action story/narrative. I guess my focus on these movies will be different from yours. And BTW Dr. Strange and Captain Marvel movies are amazing can't wait for their sequels!

@@kenechukwuaniagboso4583 It's because of those movies that the majority of the audience tend to view them superficially, to take the franchise for granted. They offered no depths and no meaning but to be part of an established cinematic universe. An identity not based on distinction, but by brand. It's murking the brand and harms the actually great movies that bear it. Case points being 'Doctor Strange' heavily borrowing the aesthetics of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' and the humor, but only to be familar to the audiences; 'Captain Marvel' busied itself to connect to the already unraveled Saga, tainting it in the process, while also being extremely economical. However, I also suspect that after the death of the MCU, its great movies; the likes of 'Iron Man', 'Guardians of the Galaxy', etc.; will float in time as "classics". The likes of 'Doctor Strange', 'Captain Marvel', etc., will sink.

AHAAAAAAAA yeah yeah

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Browntable i didn’t even know joey salads was a film buff, props to both of you, great video

I'll check it out! I really appreciate it man