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May 11, 2008

Tony Stark was able to build this in a cave! With a box of scraps!

I actually wasn't holding out a lot of hope for Iron Man. Up until now, the only Marvel titles that have been successful have been Spider-Man and X-Men, and even those two lost their bearings by the third installments. Daredevil and Fantastic Four were barely passable, and I still remember the painfully bad attempts at Captain America and Doctor Strange . Even Ang Lee couldn't keep Hulk from being a snoozer.

So, it is with great joy that I feel like I could watch Iron Man over-and-over. Robert Downey, Jr., is perfect as the boozing industrialist, Tony Stark. I'm not going to waste much space talking about it, because there are a bazillion reviews already saying how much fun it is.

Here's how the conversation went in our family:

MOM: So, what does it kick?
PEPPERKAT: ASSS!
MOM: How much of it?
PEPPERKAT: OH, SO MUCH!

Posted by Solonor on May 11, 2008 10:43 PM | Cosmos | Tags | Bloglines
Comments

Yes, so VERY much!

Posted by: Ric The Schmuck at May 12, 2008 07:35 AM

I can't wait to see it! That and the new Indiana Jones movie. It's just too much excitement for one summer. Wait -- no it's not. :)

Posted by: CLD at May 12, 2008 09:25 AM

are you gonna go see Speed Racer, or wait til' video?

Posted by: bran at May 12, 2008 08:26 PM

Just got home from seeing it...WOW! Your right it is a movie that will be fun to watch again and again. Did you happen to stay for the clip at the end....?

Posted by: Ooshka at May 14, 2008 01:08 AM

Hey, man, don't you be dissing my 1978 Doctor Strange bro. Given the era and what else there was on TV to appeal to a scifi/fantasy/comics kinda guy, Doctor Strange was, for all its near-abandonment of continuity, sheer geeky-fanboy genius.

"In the name of Ryall, Scourge of Demons, I command you, begone!"

And as a bonus, I actually got to see one of the "floating spirit real islands" sitting in the backlot on the Universal Studios Tour a few years later.

Posted by: *** Dave at May 16, 2008 10:52 PM
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