That joke coupled with the fact that he was always incredibly up front with Hammer about how tacky, annoying, and unimpressive he found him was great.😂
@@Tom-oz7wk it was basically Tony's arc through Iron Man 3 that with or without the suit he is Iron Man. He's saying to Peter that the suit isn't what made Peter Spider-Man, like how the identity of Iron Man is impossible to separate fromnTony.
The line with Pepper being sick was actually more than just RDJ rolling with it. I remember seeing somewhere that the palladium poisoning would actually make his immune system weaker so he doesn't want to get sick because it could get worse for him at this moment.
You missed a continuity nod, but it's a pretty deep cut. The new reactor Tony invents (with a huge pipe wrench and bicep power) is based on the research and schematics left by Howard Stark hidden in the map/design model thing. That research was based on Howard Stark's study of the Tesseract. (We see the Tesseract sketch in Howard's journal) Now, the Tesseract is actually a vessel for the space stone, but that vessel came from Asgard. So either the cube-container bit is Asgardian Tech, or they've just had plenty of time to study and utilize the tesseract and space stone within. Either way, the new element Tony creates is compatible with Asgard tech... so when Thor tries to zap him in Avengers, the suit is able to absorb the power. It also means that Iron Man is potentially powered by an Infinity Stone (or rather, two Starks combined efforts to recreate the power of an Infinity Stone.)
Thors hammer in the MCU was made in Nidavellir, so its not Asgardian tech.. Also Iron man receives power whenever the suit comes into contact with electricity.. Thor is the god of lightning and the hammer only helps him channel his power.. When Thor attacks Stark in The Avengers its a huge, seriously i mean HUGE power boost for tony because it was Thors Lightning I believe comes from the Odin Force.. Solid idea about the Tesseract tho :)
@@yourpalbryan1442 it wasn't Jarvis that said that. Tony said "I'm about to discover- correction. RE-discover a new element" th-cam.com/video/Ddk9ci6geSs/w-d-xo.html at 1:37 Jarvis will ask what he is doing.
Fun fact: The Ex-Wife weapon from Hammertech is a weapon designed to be fired from long ranges so that it can BUILD UP SPEED in order to pierce armored targets with its kinetic energy. If you fire that a point blank range, it won't have enough speed or kinetic energy to arm itself, kinda like how some explosive shells are designed to blow up only when they reach a certain speed. Ironically, in the Marvel comic about the "Battle of Hong Kong", a Ten Rings Battle Tank designed by Hammertech uses the Ex-Wife to shoot Rhodey out of the sky.
Also even if it were possible to achieve the speed needed to do damage in that distance it would likely have some sort of range based arming device, to keep people from accidently suicide bombing themselves with it.
@@novaiscool1 yeah it’s almost like a China lake or other similar 40mm grenade launchers. Technically they are also kinetic based weapon systems with an arming requirement of 13 rotations. Or if I remember correctly 65 ft I don’t exactly remember
11:11 This has been said a couple of times before, but there is actually continuity with the "Ex-Wife" being a dud. Earlier in the film when Hammer shows of the weapons, he says that it's a "bunker buster" and a "kinetic" weapon. This means that it is an immensely powerful projectile and because of that, it has to travel a minimum distance before being armed so the one firing remains safe. Meanwhile Rhodey tries to fire it at point blank range where it not only doesn't travel the arming distance, it would most likely kill all three if it did work.
Huh, never thought of it that way. I thought the continuity of it crapping out was a callback to how none of Hammer's weapons ever actually seem to work, don't believe me ask the test pilot for the suit.
HammerTech weapons seem to work just fine in other works they show up in, like Luke Cage's Judas Bullets. If they didn't work, Hammer would have gone out of business a loooooong time ago.
I seriously don't get the hate for that kid to be Peter Parker. So what if he is? Does it really make a difference whether that kid is Peter Parker or not? Absolutely not.
The thing is, it does make a difference, and it’s for the better, imho. I just think it’s really neat to have that kind of connection between characters that early on, and gives more context to the whole world (with just how much superhero’s have effected the world) that lots of the MCU has kinda... fallen down on.
Patrick Mahoney that's why I don't like it. Movie producers and fans always make these statements and claims about movies that a) aren't part of the original film and b) have no importance.
Peter? not a name to send bad guys cowering in fear. bad choice by stan, long ago... none of us kids even wanted to say the name out loud in a group.....
A note for EGA Endgame: "My greatest creation is you."- A father opening up without saying it in person. "I love you 3000." A father telling his child how much he loves them, knowing that what may be the final journey. Tony was raised by an emotionally distant father. Something that stuck with him until he saw the recording from his dad. Years later, he left behind his mantle after losing a battle that cost universe half of all life, his young protégé and son figure. Five years later, he kept that with to be a kind father and husband, before remembering that Morgan wasn't the kid who needed him. He died to give his daughter a better universe, the polar opposite of what Thanos did. A hero sacrifices himself for greater good.
I love that you take the time to tell us what Ivan or Natasha say in Russian. It's a really nice touch. You just earned yourself a new subscriber, my friend!
@@adamkhan985 The prior line from Tony is "Do you even speak Latin?" to which she replies "Fallaces sunt rerum species" a partial quote from Seneca the Younger, Stoic and tutor to Nero, which in full is "Fallaces sunt rerum species et hominum spes fallunt." usually translated as "Appearances are deceptive and betray the hopes of men." _Quod erat demonstrandum_ as they say.
@@adamkhan985 why does she have an American English accent, by the way? In all other interpretations of Agent Romanov, she has a deep Russian accent even though she's fluent in English.
They also just throw punches at each other when Robot Rock starts playing, and with the red and grey suits in that lighting, it quite heavily resembles Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots.
To people who say that Tony’s holograms are “unrealistic” well... we can interact with a virtual environment and project holograms, just not at the same time yet so... not so far off is it?
I appreciate the MCU's advanced looking holograms/tech. 40 years from now maybe these movies won't look dated. It's a bit of a bummer watching some of my fave sci-fi movies with timelines around the present day with huge clunky work stations, big ol buttons, and screens that look like there is an atari playing on them.
@@DoctorWhoKage Yes, it was functional, but as far as they could tell, it was ineffective. That big thing could only power the building. Tony, in the cave, both built it from memory, and from scratch, because he needed to improve it to both work while smaller, and give enough power to power the suit. He definitely improved his design when he escaped to power the Mark II and III, hence him running on fumes when using the old reactor against obadiah.
Imagine if he built a new big one, with everything he'd learned since building the newer arc reactors for the other iron man suits. Imagine how much more powerful that one would be.........
CinemaWins Aight I'll try.... McGregor might be a leprechaun with a pot of gold, but he's about to learn what it means to be an actual fighter, because no lucky charm is going to save him come the 26th
I love that Stan Lee said RDJ is exactly how he imagined Tony Stark to be and he couldn’t imagine a better casting. Like he wouldn’t change a single thing about him or his acting or anything and I love that
I agree with that statement. And the decision to not give her a movie until 10+ years (ish?) later is because Marvel Studios' boss or executive producer (whatever you call him) was a huge sexist at the time and didn't think that most audiences would want a movie being made about a *woman* with superpowers. Luckily, that guy left the studio for some reason and a more...tolerant guy replaced him. I just love that origin story of how we got Captain Marvel in 2019 and how we're going to get Black Widow in May 2021 and Captain Marvel 2 in 2022! ☺️ As you can see, I'm a big feminist and leftist (even though I'm a guy. I'm not sure that matters, anyway).
@@DoctorWhoKage captain marvel wasn’t that bad of a movie but it wasn’t as good as I thought it was going to be. But it definitely had a lot of funny moments. But black widow was a great movie. Also, for most mcu fans, I don’t think political beliefs really matter if the movie is amazing (which I would argue most of them are).
(8:08) Fun fact one of Robert Downey jr.'s cousins was consulted on that line! Why you may ask? Because the guy was my *Latin* teacher! On a side note: I don't remember much Latin anymore. Great teacher, me not such a great student.
"the plot for the most part makes sense," If you turn your brain completely off and not try to think about the sole stupidity of Hammer's and Vanko's plan. "doesn't feel like they just wrote in a bunch of crap just to have action scenes," Are you sure? I'm pretty sure that the whole "magical healing" of Tony Stark at the end was written just to pass the boring middle part and just get to the action. "the ending doesn't feel tacked on." Except for how shoehorned and dull it is. "It makes sense." Maybe in a world where logic doesn't exist. "Overall I say Iron Man 2 is good" I don't give a damn what you'll say. You're coming on every comment here and say that you think the movie is good. Get a life, kid.
I just realised, Tony’s first two villains were technically (in Obie’s case) ghosts of his Father’s past. But after the Avengers a lot of the villains he and the Avengers face were directly caused by him whether intentional or not. He abandoned Killian on the roof when he was still just Tony Stark the weapons dealer, which led to the creation of the Extremis Program and the Mandarin. He unintentionally bullied Mysterio by calling his machine BARF (although Mysterio was the one to twist the events to his warped likings) he took over the Clean Up after Loki’s invasion which took away an important source of Income for Toomes, he created Ultron who immediately turned on humanity. Zemo thought Stark could keep the Sokovians safe which is what led to Zemo turning evil. Whilst Tony never meant to create villains it seems that’s all he was capable of. With every good deed he did he unintentionally set someone on the dark path. Almost all the human/man made threats in the MCU can be traced to the Stark family.
You didn't mention the scene when Tony discovers the new element! The lighting, the tone, the everything of the scene is so brilliant. Just the joy and glee of creating, or rather re-creating something, establishing that connection with his father..... It's such a beautiful scene!!!
Whiplash is a great villain. Stark stole his inventions, He could have been a billionaire, but Stark stole his life. His motivations are clear. But people hate him because he wants his bird from Russia.
Big Papa Kylo Kaecillius is a great villain too, the master he thought would save him, wouldn't help anyone other than herself. He wanted power, to save humanity, but he was misguided, he thought he would help the world, but he was destroying it. Abomination was awesome, but not that great.
I don't know, Whiplash is PRETTY forgettable because he wasn't exactly seen that much in Iron Man 2. His first scene shows why he wants to kill Stark, but then its kinda forgotten after that, and the end fight scene against Whiplash was ok but not amazing. The ALTERNATE ending for Iron Man 2 may have been able to make Whiplash seem a like a better villain, look it up.
I'm somehow much more personally invested in this channel and it's owner than I am in other content creators who make their personality the focus of the channel. All I know here is that you have a beautiful wife, a beautiful month old son, a beautiful dog, and a beautiful beard. But that's enough. I love you CinemaWins.
I used to watch cinemasins, but he got real nit picky. and while a few of his videos are very funny they can make me not want to ever watch that movie again. While this channel has given me a whole new appreciation for movies, and almost always makes me want to go watch the movie in the video. i recently re-watched "Horns" with my daughter, and noticed some awesome transitions/ symbolism i had totally missed the first time i saw it. I notice the scores much more now as well. Love this channel keep up the good work man.
@@ahmed4363 I think North Korea is rather controlling as to what info gets into or out of their country. They use a national intranet. So an Internet sensation like CinemaWins won't have any North Korean viewers. At least, none that work for the government, thus Tracytron's nudge.
Don’t forget, the way the Ex-Wife is actually used in many real world counterparts is from ships and planes launched from kilometers away, allowing them to gain speed and penetrate the target effectively. You would think Roadie would know this.
Rhodey also just wanted to look cool and be "a badass." So wanting to impress Tony makes sense for the character to try and use an impressive-sounding/looking weapon especially after seeing the lasers end the drone fight in a split second. It makes sense in the writing and for a clever joke. One of the little things I love about Justin Theroux's script.
It's interesting how Ivan's story in this movie parallels Tony's initial creation of the Iron Man suit in the first movie. Like Tony, he is essentially held captive and forced to make weapons for his captors, only to pull a fast one on them and make a weapon that he uses against them.
I liked IM2. When you take all three IM movies together as one big story, it provides an important step in Tony's development. IM1: I am a superhero now, not the Merchant of Death. IM2: Am I good enough to earn my Dad's respect and Pepper's love? IM3: I am Iron Man, not the suit.
I love the note "if you can make god bleed" which was literally just a leadup to tony being the only to make thanos bleed. And TONY being the only man who, in the end, gets to defeat the big grapeman. Just shows how much tony is the imbodyment of "I am doing my best, always, at all times"
For those that don't know, the reason Kong: Skull Island and it's director were mentioned at the end is because a few days ago the director went on Twitter and ranted about how much he hated CinemaSins
@@spirz4557 CinemaSins are not critics. They purposefully leave out important details or explanation moments just to call out a non-existent plot-hole...
Y'know, thinking back on it, Ivan's idea of AI-controlled "Iron Man" suits was quite ingenious. Hell, in Age of Ultron, Tony even created the entire Iron Legion to help provide aid in whatever required more hands on deck.
with everything happening in the world these days, I really don't think Tony was anywhere close to being rude when he ask Peper to wear a mask when she was sick.
It's a great addition to the Iron Man trilogy, exciting and entertaining at the time. Looking back it was a great experience seeing Iron Man back in action again. I think people see it as a "bad movie" because they started to compare it to other MCU movies as the cinematic universe expands. Most of the movies are better than Iron Man 2. Hence, why this seems "bad".
Every single movie ever made has flaws, even the best ones. Among the MCU, the flaws aren't "the same weight" with every movie. Not a single one is actually bad, though. Some are disappointing, sure, but there's always great acting, great visuals, likable and relatable characters and a good pacing
2:51 Thank you for drawing attention to the Oracle sponsorship of the Stark Expo. Without you mentioning that, I'd have never spotted that the sponsor right beside it was Sega. In other words, Iron Man's tech expo is also sponsored by the company that gave the world Sonic, another quippy speedfreak, Doctor Eggman, another mechanical genius with a red and gold aesthetic and who shares Tony's fondness for mech suits, and Tails, ANOTHER mechanical genius with a fondness for (self-propelled) flight! It probably wasn't that deep of a decision to have Sega as a sponsor, but I'll take it!!
Thor 1 & 2 were bad movies. They are the bottom of the mcu barrel. Sorry to disagree with you on this but I haven’t met anyone who can change my mind. You’re welcome to try if that’s your thing. I was just as excited for them when they came out, I wasn’t doing backflips for them but I was there on opening weekend. Walked away disappointed both times. Part 2 was so bad I couldn’t even remember what the bad guys were while walking out of the theater. I even watched them once they got a home release but felt nothing but boredom during the movies and regret immediately after. They were just weak and shallow. I know some people liked them but I just can’t figure out why.
End Game spoilers: Plot hole: Hawkeye shouldn't have been able to get the soul stone because no matter who in that scene dies, neither was sacrificed by the other nor were either what the other treasures most. It's like Thanos had to kill the only person he loves, but the Avengers just needed someone to die. I'd love it if after all their struggle to be the one to commit suicide, one of them dies and the other just walks back to the other Avengers, head hung low, and admits failure.
@@stevenbobbybills no, we're getting it in the May of 2021. Still, it's good to see progress reflected in the MCU, though (even though the movie's about a currently-dead character).
Milmiskew Fuck no. I can't even sit through half of those movies by themselves. Plus, that's literally over 24 hours. You'd have to marathon them by volumes or whatever they call it.
2:50 Another win you missed out on: Sega sponsoring the Stark Expo. Guessing Tony Stark likes Sonic games. (This is also kind of funny in hindsight, seeing as how Sega published/publishes Marvel games.)
You guys are the best!!! Keep up the great work!!! Please do: 1) The Huntsmen Winters War 2) The Circle 3) Mr. and Mrs. Smith 4) Malifecent 5) Shrek 1,2,3,4 6) Indiana Jones 7) National Treasure 8) Narnia 1,2,3 9) Jack Reacher never go back 10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!
Also, a Black Widow movie would be a HUGE risk. Knowing Black Widow's history, it's going to set off a LOT of triggers, and also, it's going to annoy a lot of people. Giving her an origin movie will expose the fact that she's Russia's answer to Steve Rogers, which doesn't work in the MCU because they're all already dead(Thanks, Zemo), though they've already hinted at them through Dottie Underwood, will take ALL mystery out of her character, and turn her from a mysterious seemingly free-agent with a moral compass that points only to what serves her at the moment it serves her(Though with a sense of altruism involved) with a lot more strength, skill, and endurance than anyone else out there, to just another ordinary person turned extraordinary and superhuman by the force of science and circumstance. Black Widow is a woman of mystery. Keeping her from having her own movie? Keeps her that way. An Origins movie for Widow would remove that mystery entirely, and anything more would be nothing more than the Bourne Widow. Which, don't get me wrong, that would be fun, but at the same time, it would be very tricky to make a movie where to-the-audience powerless Widow runs from powerless others in a high risk situation when she's best buddies with(and able to talk into working for her whenever she sees fit) people who can literally throw tanks across a desert.
+TacComControl Who said it had to be an origin movie? It could be after she's established herself, her early days with SHIELD, or her on mission during the events of one of the other films.
Read further. It would play out like a Bourne film. Or, it would make no sense, because again, she could call in any number of super-powered allies at any time. Natasha has never been one to NOT use the resources at her disposal.
I feel like the Winter Soldier is the closest we'll ever get to BW being a primary character...and I'm fine with that. As the CinemaWins video mentioned, her friendship with Cap in that movie was one of the best pieces of character-building she's ever received, and it made her a much more relatable character (instead of "female assassin in tight leather").
TacComControl A Hawkeye trilogy would be better, first movie will be his origin, second movie is his first mission with Black Widow, third is Budapest event mentioned during the Avengers movie.
7:40 when justin hammer showed war machine the rocket he said kentic which means it needs to be fired at a high speed or long range for it to work. it didn't work when roydes fired it cause it was closed range.
The mk 5 has always been my favorite suit, I don't know why it's the fact that's it's so compact and In a suitcase. It looks rough and unfinished and that's what I love about it.
You should do a colab with cinima sins and do a everything wrong and great with Spider-Man homecoming where when you put something good he ruines it and when he puts something bad you make it better
11:13 If you listen to Hammer when he describes the "ex-wife", it's designed to be kinda like a sidewinder missile. It has a minimum range to engage and work. That's why it doesn't work.
Ivan uses the whips and electricity to attack Tony. In Avengers Thor uses Mjoljir to shock him and all it does is power up the suit. So tony probably added a function so Electricity doesn't affect the suit but instead helps power it
Iron Man 2 is honestly one of my favorite MCU movies. This is probably the movie that made me really like the Avengers and Iron Man. The story about Tony is so interesting and the characters are great in this movie and the acting is some of the best in the MCU!!
did you also notice when he built the molecule it looked astoundingly similar to a virus? Or how the "stark expo" actually took place at the New York Hall of Science, located in "Corona Park"? Blew my mind when I first found that out.
I thought one specific joke from Tony's hearing was a clear win:
Tony: "I'd say most countries, 5-10 years away. Hammer industries... 20"
Buuuuurrrn! 😂😂😂🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 Tony Stark, the greatest rapper of 2010! 😂😂😂
Tony taking shots at Hammer will never not be funny😂😂
more like 30 for everything 🤣
Y'know if they wait a few more years, that would actually be a great-time to bring-in Titanium-Man.
That joke coupled with the fact that he was always incredibly up front with Hammer about how tacky, annoying, and unimpressive he found him was great.😂
Just now noticed how Agent Coulson was asking Tony "you know what this is?" reffering to the shield, was him geeking out as he was a big Cap fan
Why is “sir I’m going to have to ask you to exit the donut” not 500 wins
Agree
Ikr
@Default in Training *3000
CephaloGOD well the clip may not get 500 wins but your comment sure has
Ikr
I get that the Black Widow scene was supposed to make Happy look bad, but i really respect his style of traditional boxing.
I hope you read that wrong. It didn't make Happy look bad. It made Natasha look bad-ass!
Peter: but I’m nothing without this suit
Odin: Are you Peter Parker, man of suits?
I'd love to see that especially if Odin didn't introduce himself first and peter is like "who is this weird one eyed old man?"
@@pervyturtle2673 Even better if Peter did his Thor impersonation to Odin.
"IT IS I, THOR, SON OF ODIN!"
@@NoobsailerRBH he did it lol
@@Tom-oz7wk it was basically Tony's arc through Iron Man 3 that with or without the suit he is Iron Man. He's saying to Peter that the suit isn't what made Peter Spider-Man, like how the identity of Iron Man is impossible to separate fromnTony.
Tony: I'm nothing with out this suit
Odin:Well you're not wrong
The line with Pepper being sick was actually more than just RDJ rolling with it. I remember seeing somewhere that the palladium poisoning would actually make his immune system weaker so he doesn't want to get sick because it could get worse for him at this moment.
Behind-the-scenes generosity and in-universe character continuity! (ding!)
There isn't a type of poisoning on this earth that doesn't weaken it's victim's immune system.
Was it Dr Hope's Sick Notes?
I’m pretty sure any poisoning makes your immune system weaker
Also a sneak preview of Gwyn's anti-vax and anti-mask stances later on!
You missed a continuity nod, but it's a pretty deep cut.
The new reactor Tony invents (with a huge pipe wrench and bicep power) is based on the research and schematics left by Howard Stark hidden in the map/design model thing. That research was based on Howard Stark's study of the Tesseract. (We see the Tesseract sketch in Howard's journal)
Now, the Tesseract is actually a vessel for the space stone, but that vessel came from Asgard. So either the cube-container bit is Asgardian Tech, or they've just had plenty of time to study and utilize the tesseract and space stone within.
Either way, the new element Tony creates is compatible with Asgard tech... so when Thor tries to zap him in Avengers, the suit is able to absorb the power. It also means that Iron Man is potentially powered by an Infinity Stone (or rather, two Starks combined efforts to recreate the power of an Infinity Stone.)
Jarvis was definitely spot on with he said Tony discovered a new element, that's for sure
Ron Burgundy Thank you for letting me know
Thors hammer in the MCU was made in Nidavellir, so its not Asgardian tech..
Also Iron man receives power whenever the suit comes into contact with electricity..
Thor is the god of lightning and the hammer only helps him channel his power..
When Thor attacks Stark in The Avengers its a huge, seriously i mean HUGE power boost for tony because it was Thors Lightning I believe comes from the Odin Force..
Solid idea about the Tesseract tho :)
@@yourpalbryan1442 it wasn't Jarvis that said that. Tony said "I'm about to discover- correction. RE-discover a new element" th-cam.com/video/Ddk9ci6geSs/w-d-xo.html at 1:37 Jarvis will ask what he is doing.
@@Special_drawer I'm talking about the point when Jarvis congratulates Tony on discovering a new element
3:45
Those musings aged very interestingly, with the whisper aging like a fine wine
Fun fact: The Ex-Wife weapon from Hammertech is a weapon designed to be fired from long ranges so that it can BUILD UP SPEED in order to pierce armored targets with its kinetic energy.
If you fire that a point blank range, it won't have enough speed or kinetic energy to arm itself, kinda like how some explosive shells are designed to blow up only when they reach a certain speed.
Ironically, in the Marvel comic about the "Battle of Hong Kong", a Ten Rings Battle Tank designed by Hammertech uses the Ex-Wife to shoot Rhodey out of the sky.
Also even if it were possible to achieve the speed needed to do damage in that distance it would likely have some sort of range based arming device, to keep people from accidently suicide bombing themselves with it.
@@novaiscool1 exactly.
@@novaiscool1 yeah it’s almost like a China lake or other similar 40mm grenade launchers. Technically they are also kinetic based weapon systems with an arming requirement of 13 rotations. Or if I remember correctly 65 ft I don’t exactly remember
11:11 This has been said a couple of times before, but there is actually continuity with the "Ex-Wife" being a dud. Earlier in the film when Hammer shows of the weapons, he says that it's a "bunker buster" and a "kinetic" weapon. This means that it is an immensely powerful projectile and because of that, it has to travel a minimum distance before being armed so the one firing remains safe. Meanwhile Rhodey tries to fire it at point blank range where it not only doesn't travel the arming distance, it would most likely kill all three if it did work.
Huh, never thought of it that way. I thought the continuity of it crapping out was a callback to how none of Hammer's weapons ever actually seem to work, don't believe me ask the test pilot for the suit.
HammerTech weapons seem to work just fine in other works they show up in, like Luke Cage's Judas Bullets. If they didn't work, Hammer would have gone out of business a loooooong time ago.
Thanks
DLCShadowHeart Lord of Domination I thought the joke was that he didn’t know how the weapons actually worked.
Never thought of it like that, I always thought that it was set up to be a dud.
I seriously don't get the hate for that kid to be Peter Parker. So what if he is? Does it really make a difference whether that kid is Peter Parker or not? Absolutely not.
The thing is, it does make a difference, and it’s for the better, imho. I just think it’s really neat to have that kind of connection between characters that early on, and gives more context to the whole world (with just how much superhero’s have effected the world) that lots of the MCU has kinda... fallen down on.
Olivier Dubreuil-Gagnon Explainnnn
Patrick Mahoney that's why I don't like it. Movie producers and fans always make these statements and claims about movies that a) aren't part of the original film and b) have no importance.
Peter? not a name to send bad guys cowering in fear. bad choice by stan, long ago... none of us kids even wanted to say the name out loud in a group.....
@@3947south and Natasha is?
A note for EGA Endgame:
"My greatest creation is you."- A father opening up without saying it in person.
"I love you 3000." A father telling his child how much he loves them, knowing that what may be the final journey. Tony was raised by an emotionally distant father. Something that stuck with him until he saw the recording from his dad. Years later, he left behind his mantle after losing a battle that cost universe half of all life, his young protégé and son figure. Five years later, he kept that with to be a kind father and husband, before remembering that Morgan wasn't the kid who needed him. He died to give his daughter a better universe, the polar opposite of what Thanos did. A hero sacrifices himself for greater good.
I love that you take the time to tell us what Ivan or Natasha say in Russian. It's a really nice touch. You just earned yourself a new subscriber, my friend!
Natasha's line was in Latin, a callback to the quibbling about it in the 'interview' earlier.
Latin*
@@nicholascross3557 the Russian American person is easily fooled fooled and mistaken for a normal American
@@adamkhan985 The prior line from Tony is "Do you even speak Latin?" to which she replies "Fallaces sunt rerum species" a partial quote from Seneca the Younger, Stoic and tutor to Nero, which in full is "Fallaces sunt rerum species et hominum spes fallunt." usually translated as "Appearances are deceptive and betray the hopes of men." _Quod erat demonstrandum_ as they say.
@@adamkhan985 why does she have an American English accent, by the way? In all other interpretations of Agent Romanov, she has a deep Russian accent even though she's fluent in English.
Here's another one: Ivan says he'll make the Hammerdrones salute. "Salute" is Russian for "fireworks".
Cooool
Technically, "salyut" is russian for both "fireworks" *and* "salute".
en.wiktionary.org/wiki/салют
@@Haights wow
Ivan:
If you could make god bleed, then people would cease to believe in him
Many years later:
Thanos:
All that for a drop of blood.
Mind blowing.
Loki: you will never be a God
Loki from Infinity War to Thanos: "You will never be...a god."
He said "Если меня убьют, не будите меня".
Yeah I thought I was the only one who noticed that
No comment on Daft Punk's "Robot Rock" playing while Iron Man and War machine are fighting at 7:00? *Disappointed*
Argg i was just about to mention that. ive watched this movie at least 8 times and i just noticed that.
Robot rock to robot suits fighting
Thank you
And then there’s Song 2 during the other fight
They also just throw punches at each other when Robot Rock starts playing, and with the red and grey suits in that lighting, it quite heavily resembles Rock 'Em Sock 'Em Robots.
To people who say that Tony’s holograms are “unrealistic” well... we can interact with a virtual environment and project holograms, just not at the same time yet so... not so far off is it?
Often times, unrealistic is just a matter of year, rather than possibility.
I doubt we won't have advanced hollograms in 5-10 years
20, for Hammer Enterprises.
I appreciate the MCU's advanced looking holograms/tech. 40 years from now maybe these movies won't look dated. It's a bit of a bummer watching some of my fave sci-fi movies with timelines around the present day with huge clunky work stations, big ol buttons, and screens that look like there is an atari playing on them.
Look at us now yes we need to wear vr but...
Microsoft have some news for you
“From memory”, no tony did it from scratch, because the giant one didn’t even work, sooo it technically was from scratch.
The giant one did work, but it only powered the building.
@@brianl8481 and like Mr. Stane said, they built that to "shut the hippies up".
@@DoctorWhoKage Yes, it was functional, but as far as they could tell, it was ineffective. That big thing could only power the building. Tony, in the cave, both built it from memory, and from scratch, because he needed to improve it to both work while smaller, and give enough power to power the suit. He definitely improved his design when he escaped to power the Mark II and III, hence him running on fumes when using the old reactor against obadiah.
Imagine if he built a new big one, with everything he'd learned since building the newer arc reactors for the other iron man suits. Imagine how much more powerful that one would be.........
@@jimdigitalvideo talking about powering entire city grids with a giant electric donut
your beard is GLORIOUS
and that puppy is ADORABLE
toontoosh are you talking about him or John wick pre dead puppy?
Beautiful Beard win
Adorious
+10 wins
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Aa
I realized I missed a joke concerning the Mayweather-McGregor fight. Best one in the comments gets a
CinemaWins Aight I'll try....
McGregor might be a leprechaun with a pot of gold, but he's about to learn what it means to be an actual fighter, because no lucky charm is going to save him come the 26th
Thanks for this! Can't wait to see more MCU films on here!
Could you please do the movie Children of Men? That is one of the most underrated films ever, and it truly is beautiful. Worthy of many many wins.
Also tony stark in a doughnut is a win
CinemaWins can you please do everything great about THE YOUNG OFFENDERS it's a really good irish film on Netflix please
That call on Elon Musk being a supervillain has aged so well.
that is not at all what I thought you looked like
Chocolate Doughnut right? Never expected this dude to have a major beard XD
Me neither, but now that I see this picture, it fits better than the idea in my head.
yeah, he has such a soft voice I didn't expect him to look so... gruff, I guess?
Chocolate Doughnut I know, right? I was totally expecting clean-shaven. Crazy.
So you thought he looked like me? Hehe
I love that Stan Lee said RDJ is exactly how he imagined Tony Stark to be and he couldn’t imagine a better casting. Like he wouldn’t change a single thing about him or his acting or anything and I love that
You gotta respect an actor if Stan Lee approves of them
“So like give her , her own movie “ BOY LET ME TELL YOU SOMETHING
Edit after 5 year 9:55
I agree with that statement. And the decision to not give her a movie until 10+ years (ish?) later is because Marvel Studios' boss or executive producer (whatever you call him) was a huge sexist at the time and didn't think that most audiences would want a movie being made about a *woman* with superpowers. Luckily, that guy left the studio for some reason and a more...tolerant guy replaced him. I just love that origin story of how we got Captain Marvel in 2019 and how we're going to get Black Widow in May 2021 and Captain Marvel 2 in 2022! ☺️ As you can see, I'm a big feminist and leftist (even though I'm a guy. I'm not sure that matters, anyway).
I doubt the political opinions matter (both sides are stupid, anyways). I just think the movie sounds awesome.
@@DoctorWhoKage black widow doesn’t have powers but I see your point and thanks to Kevin we got one with powers as well
@@DoctorWhoKage captain marvel wasn’t that bad of a movie but it wasn’t as good as I thought it was going to be. But it definitely had a lot of funny moments. But black widow was a great movie. Also, for most mcu fans, I don’t think political beliefs really matter if the movie is amazing (which I would argue most of them are).
@@DoctorWhoKage Captain marvel sucked, bad story. Black widow was good tho
(8:08) Fun fact one of Robert Downey jr.'s cousins was consulted on that line! Why you may ask? Because the guy was my *Latin* teacher!
On a side note: I don't remember much Latin anymore. Great teacher, me not such a great student.
Tom Holland's first cousin once removed is MY Latin teacher, so full circle I guess?
Press (x) to doubt.
TheRealRaybis R shut up its not that farfetched
Oh how I relate to that second part. My latin prof is a great prof, I’m just not great at latin.
Same
I will never know why people dislike "Iron Man 2" so much. But, then, I'll never know why they dislike "Man of Steel" so much.
"Man of Steel" is the best Superman movie ever.
Because Iron Man 2 is a poorly paced, poorly written, poorly thought-out mess.
"the plot for the most part makes sense,"
If you turn your brain completely off and not try to think about the sole stupidity of Hammer's and Vanko's plan.
"doesn't feel like they just wrote in a bunch of crap just to have action scenes,"
Are you sure? I'm pretty sure that the whole "magical healing" of Tony Stark at the end was written just to pass the boring middle part and just get to the action.
"the ending doesn't feel tacked on."
Except for how shoehorned and dull it is.
"It makes sense."
Maybe in a world where logic doesn't exist.
"Overall I say Iron Man 2 is good"
I don't give a damn what you'll say. You're coming on every comment here and say that you think the movie is good. Get a life, kid.
ThePapermage yes thank you! Man people will find any way to try to get attention by bashing good movies!
@@PaperbackWizard as a DC fan. THATS A LIE!
I just realised, Tony’s first two villains were technically (in Obie’s case) ghosts of his Father’s past. But after the Avengers a lot of the villains he and the Avengers face were directly caused by him whether intentional or not. He abandoned Killian on the roof when he was still just Tony Stark the weapons dealer, which led to the creation of the Extremis Program and the Mandarin. He unintentionally bullied Mysterio by calling his machine BARF (although Mysterio was the one to twist the events to his warped likings) he took over the Clean Up after Loki’s invasion which took away an important source of Income for Toomes, he created Ultron who immediately turned on humanity. Zemo thought Stark could keep the Sokovians safe which is what led to Zemo turning evil.
Whilst Tony never meant to create villains it seems that’s all he was capable of. With every good deed he did he unintentionally set someone on the dark path.
Almost all the human/man made threats in the MCU can be traced to the Stark family.
Another win at 7:00, the song you hear in the background is Daft Punk's 'Robot Rock'.
Daft punk is always a win!
+Nick Brown How did I not hear Daft Punk!!!?!?! You are correct. They're always a win.
CinemaWins I thought for sure you were going to win that scene for literally being Rock-em Sock-em Robots!
i was thinking the same thing
I grew up listening to that song so that fight is o e of the best fights in films for me
Nick Brown
I thought so too
“I need you to wear a mask till you get better...” he’s an Oracle. I swear. He is.
😅👌🏼
Yeah that just seems like good sense now 😆
Okay, but for real, one of the locations in the film is corona park. look it up.
You didn't mention the scene when Tony discovers the new element! The lighting, the tone, the everything of the scene is so brilliant. Just the joy and glee of creating, or rather re-creating something, establishing that connection with his father..... It's such a beautiful scene!!!
Whiplash is a great villain. Stark stole his inventions, He could have been a billionaire, but Stark stole his life. His motivations are clear. But people hate him because he wants his bird from Russia.
England is my GodChurch *he vanted his burd
Big Papa Kylo Kaecillius is a great villain too, the master he thought would save him, wouldn't help anyone other than herself. He wanted power, to save humanity, but he was misguided, he thought he would help the world, but he was destroying it. Abomination was awesome, but not that great.
I don't know, Whiplash is PRETTY forgettable because he wasn't exactly seen that much in Iron Man 2. His first scene shows why he wants to kill Stark, but then its kinda forgotten after that, and the end fight scene against Whiplash was ok but not amazing. The ALTERNATE ending for Iron Man 2 may have been able to make Whiplash seem a like a better villain, look it up.
I VANT MY BURD
He just VANTS DE BIURD!
"Iron Man 2 isnt Iron Man 1 or 3"
*Every 60 seconds in africa a minute passes*
"Yes, the floor here is indeed made of floor"
The more it snows out here, the more there is snow out here.
"The first rule of tautology club is the first rule of tautology club."
This pepperoni pizza has pepperoni
The glass seems to be glass
Scarlett Johansson as a redhead in her prime was the sexiest woman alive. Fight me.
the long hair made it better too. Fight me as well.
I prefer her hair in the winter soldier but i agree with you. Fight me too.
I'm sorry WAS?!?! WAS?!?!
Preach
@@gersonribeiro374 she is not that juicy anymore, still super hot
I'm somehow much more personally invested in this channel and it's owner than I am in other content creators who make their personality the focus of the channel. All I know here is that you have a beautiful wife, a beautiful month old son, a beautiful dog, and a beautiful beard. But that's enough. I love you CinemaWins.
Steel Gray You just put everything I feel watching Cinema Wins video every time into words and you nailed it! Love this channel!
It's nice to see there's still some positively in this world, never stop CinemaWins
Hahaha, say that to the people who disliked the video the second it was released.
Ikr , XD, Cinema Cins - Everything Wrong with "Grouchy old men yelling at us to stop having fun." in too much time.
I much prefer this channel. The other is fine, its just not my cup of tea.
I used to watch cinemasins, but he got real nit picky. and while a few of his videos are very funny they can make me not want to ever watch that movie again.
While this channel has given me a whole new appreciation for movies, and almost always makes me want to go watch the movie in the video.
i recently re-watched "Horns" with my daughter, and noticed some awesome transitions/ symbolism i had totally missed the first time i saw it. I notice the scores much more now as well.
Love this channel keep up the good work man.
You can't really say CinemaSins is negative. It's more nitpicking little things he doesn't understand.
2:15 “No offense to any North Koreans in my audience...oh wait...” 😂😂😂
Pacfam42 YT
🤣🤣😂
Shoulda said “.... Well, any North Korean civilians anyway”
I don't understand
@@ahmed4363 I think North Korea is rather controlling as to what info gets into or out of their country. They use a national intranet. So an Internet sensation like CinemaWins won't have any North Korean viewers. At least, none that work for the government, thus Tracytron's nudge.
@@FlatOnHisFace oh that makes sense noe
Cinemawins on black widow:"give her her own film"
Marvel:"gotcha homie"
Just give it a few years
And oh yeah I made it bad
This was the very first MCU movie I ever saw in theaters, so it still has a special place in my heart.
I saw homecoming first
Mine was age of Ultron
Don’t forget, the way the Ex-Wife is actually used in many real world counterparts is from ships and planes launched from kilometers away, allowing them to gain speed and penetrate the target effectively. You would think Roadie would know this.
Rhodey also just wanted to look cool and be "a badass." So wanting to impress Tony makes sense for the character to try and use an impressive-sounding/looking weapon especially after seeing the lasers end the drone fight in a split second. It makes sense in the writing and for a clever joke. One of the little things I love about Justin Theroux's script.
Elongated Muskrat?
Is that the supervillain name you referred to?
you mean ozymandias?
It's interesting how Ivan's story in this movie parallels Tony's initial creation of the Iron Man suit in the first movie. Like Tony, he is essentially held captive and forced to make weapons for his captors, only to pull a fast one on them and make a weapon that he uses against them.
3:34 so funny how this has aged. Elon is insane now and RDJ has publicly asked him to stop trying to be Iron Man
A new take on the strawberry scene: heavy metal poisoning can cause pretty severe memory loss :)
I liked IM2. When you take all three IM movies together as one big story, it provides an important step in Tony's development.
IM1: I am a superhero now, not the Merchant of Death.
IM2: Am I good enough to earn my Dad's respect and Pepper's love?
IM3: I am Iron Man, not the suit.
I love the note "if you can make god bleed"
which was literally just a leadup to tony being the only to make thanos bleed. And TONY being the only man who, in the end, gets to defeat the big grapeman. Just shows how much tony is the imbodyment of "I am doing my best, always, at all times"
12:37 "if you can make a god bleed, people will cease to believe in him"
and what does tony do in infinity war?
But Percy Jackson did
Jesus on the cross: ".... Well shit!"
For those that don't know, the reason Kong: Skull Island and it's director were mentioned at the end is because a few days ago the director went on Twitter and ranted about how much he hated CinemaSins
Eric Cota Thanks, I was confused at that reference without knowing the context. It gave us a reason to see his face though
Evan Ryan No problem!
Maybe he'll cheer up with a cinemawins video.
Well, to be honest, Jeremy was little too hard on this video and some of the sins were DEFINITELY unjustified.
@@spirz4557 CinemaSins are not critics. They purposefully leave out important details or explanation moments just to call out a non-existent plot-hole...
3:39 : gods that aged like wine. the commentary, not. the scene itself.
wait what did he do?
@verosikasimp-g7 what didn't he do
@@thebaku818 fair point
Thank you for translating Whiplash’s Russian.
Did you know that he spoke Russian (and Latin)? Because I didn't.
I don't know if you know this,
but I don't speak RUSSIAN!!!!!!!!
Y'know, thinking back on it, Ivan's idea of AI-controlled "Iron Man" suits was quite ingenious. Hell, in Age of Ultron, Tony even created the entire Iron Legion to help provide aid in whatever required more hands on deck.
with everything happening in the world these days, I really don't think Tony was anywhere close to being rude when he ask Peper to wear a mask when she was sick.
I actually really like this movie, I think it's underrated.
The Battlefront Grind whichever the flaws are, it's still undeniably a super fun time like most of the MCU. And I'd certainly watch it again
It's a great addition to the Iron Man trilogy, exciting and entertaining at the time. Looking back it was a great experience seeing Iron Man back in action again. I think people see it as a "bad movie" because they started to compare it to other MCU movies as the cinematic universe expands. Most of the movies are better than Iron Man 2. Hence, why this seems "bad".
Big Papa Kylo every film is flawed
Every single movie ever made has flaws, even the best ones. Among the MCU, the flaws aren't "the same weight" with every movie. Not a single one is actually bad, though. Some are disappointing, sure, but there's always great acting, great visuals, likable and relatable characters and a good pacing
andiran23 lmao
7:12, actually one really good point that I hadn’t thought of before. 🤔
7:50 among my favorite scenes and lines from the entire franchise.
I like Rockwells " I call it the ex-wife!"
Fun fact this scene 10:35 was made by Genndy Tartakovsky the creator of Samurai Jack
McGregor at the end of the fight:
*Spits blood*
YOU LOSE!!! HAHA, YOU LOSE!
Amazing! So that means you think Mayweather wins with a TKO?
oh man.. I hope not. But probably :(
yeeeee
CinemaWins depends what way you look at it.
CinemaWins lol that’s exactly what happened
Did anyone notice the Sega logo next to the Oracle one?
Yeah......
What point in the video?
Yea I did
Metaluigi Dahedgehog 28 ye it was more obvious than the oracle
I’d be willing to bet SEGA made the iron man games
E: they did
the court hearing is one of my most favorite scenes from the mcu
Thanks for doing this! Can't wait to see more MCU films on here!
CinemaWins predicting the downfall of Elon Musk is always a win
BING BING BING
600.000 BING
2:51 Thank you for drawing attention to the Oracle sponsorship of the Stark Expo. Without you mentioning that, I'd have never spotted that the sponsor right beside it was Sega.
In other words, Iron Man's tech expo is also sponsored by the company that gave the world Sonic, another quippy speedfreak, Doctor Eggman, another mechanical genius with a red and gold aesthetic and who shares Tony's fondness for mech suits, and Tails, ANOTHER mechanical genius with a fondness for (self-propelled) flight!
It probably wasn't that deep of a decision to have Sega as a sponsor, but I'll take it!!
wow, i didn't think the guy who made this had a beard... Learn a new thing every day, no?
same
All the beautiful beard wins suddenly make perfect sense.
Did you have any reason at all to assume he was clean shaven?
Tim Walden, No, for some reason i just kinda assume most people are clean shaven.
im sorry. there is no "bad" MCU movies. some are AWESOME some are slightly less, but all in all, they are great!
Did you forget about the hulk movie or something?
Strongly disagree.
Thor 1 & 2 were bad movies. They are the bottom of the mcu barrel. Sorry to disagree with you on this but I haven’t met anyone who can change my mind. You’re welcome to try if that’s your thing. I was just as excited for them when they came out, I wasn’t doing backflips for them but I was there on opening weekend. Walked away disappointed both times. Part 2 was so bad I couldn’t even remember what the bad guys were while walking out of the theater. I even watched them once they got a home release but felt nothing but boredom during the movies and regret immediately after. They were just weak and shallow. I know some people liked them but I just can’t figure out why.
@@robertwetmore7655 i liked the first one but i agree with the second😂
robert wetmore I love Thor 1 and 2 tbh (the latter is a very unpopular opinion but it’s a good movie damnit!)
2:20 "No offense to any North Koreans in my audience out there. Oh.. wait."
3:40 that hasn't aged well
Lol
3:41 aged perfectly in relation to Musk’s descent into madness
How is he mad😂
2:40 as always he was ahead of his time
"Elon Musk scares me"
Now that's a line that aged remarkably well
9:25 1+ win, all the drones from each branch are playing their branch’s hymn when they are introduced
god i forgot how common musk was in these old superhero genius type movies
knowing he paid specifically to be in them himself is like, sadly hilarious
SPOILERS
Yeah good luck getting that hulk/black widow rom-com after endgame :"(
At least we're getting a Black Widow movie this year, though.
End Game spoilers:
Plot hole: Hawkeye shouldn't have been able to get the soul stone because no matter who in that scene dies, neither was sacrificed by the other nor were either what the other treasures most. It's like Thanos had to kill the only person he loves, but the Avengers just needed someone to die. I'd love it if after all their struggle to be the one to commit suicide, one of them dies and the other just walks back to the other Avengers, head hung low, and admits failure.
Necrophilihulk
@@stevenbobbybills no, we're getting it in the May of 2021. Still, it's good to see progress reflected in the MCU, though (even though the movie's about a currently-dead character).
@@DoctorWhoKage unfortunately, I posted that when we thought we were getting it this year.
That Elon musk scares me statement is so true even now 3:46
The Elon Musk scares me comment has never been more relevant
If there is a Marvel Marathon next May, would you sit through all of it?
Milmiskew hecc yeah
Milmiskew yes I most definitely would.
Milmiskew Fuck no. I can't even sit through half of those movies by themselves. Plus, that's literally over 24 hours. You'd have to marathon them by volumes or whatever they call it.
Milmiskew Yep
Milmiskew Heck yes
2:50 Another win you missed out on: Sega sponsoring the Stark Expo. Guessing Tony Stark likes Sonic games.
(This is also kind of funny in hindsight, seeing as how Sega published/publishes Marvel games.)
9:40 fun thing to think is that probably uncle Ben took spidy to the expo
You guys are the best!!! Keep up the great work!!!
Please do:
1) The Huntsmen Winters War
2) The Circle
3) Mr. and Mrs. Smith
4) Malifecent
5) Shrek 1,2,3,4
6) Indiana Jones
7) National Treasure
8) Narnia 1,2,3
9) Jack Reacher never go back
10) HOW TO TRAIN YOUR DRAGON 2!!!!!
People are way too harsh on this movie
"He just wanted to make a quick call."
Yeah, so did the Joker.
Also, a Black Widow movie would be a HUGE risk. Knowing Black Widow's history, it's going to set off a LOT of triggers, and also, it's going to annoy a lot of people. Giving her an origin movie will expose the fact that she's Russia's answer to Steve Rogers, which doesn't work in the MCU because they're all already dead(Thanks, Zemo), though they've already hinted at them through Dottie Underwood, will take ALL mystery out of her character, and turn her from a mysterious seemingly free-agent with a moral compass that points only to what serves her at the moment it serves her(Though with a sense of altruism involved) with a lot more strength, skill, and endurance than anyone else out there, to just another ordinary person turned extraordinary and superhuman by the force of science and circumstance.
Black Widow is a woman of mystery. Keeping her from having her own movie? Keeps her that way. An Origins movie for Widow would remove that mystery entirely, and anything more would be nothing more than the Bourne Widow. Which, don't get me wrong, that would be fun, but at the same time, it would be very tricky to make a movie where to-the-audience powerless Widow runs from powerless others in a high risk situation when she's best buddies with(and able to talk into working for her whenever she sees fit) people who can literally throw tanks across a desert.
TacComControl yeah, I just remember Elektra and X-men Origins Wolverine and cringe. No, thanks
+TacComControl
Who said it had to be an origin movie? It could be after she's established herself, her early days with SHIELD, or her on mission during the events of one of the other films.
Read further. It would play out like a Bourne film. Or, it would make no sense, because again, she could call in any number of super-powered allies at any time. Natasha has never been one to NOT use the resources at her disposal.
I feel like the Winter Soldier is the closest we'll ever get to BW being a primary character...and I'm fine with that. As the CinemaWins video mentioned, her friendship with Cap in that movie was one of the best pieces of character-building she's ever received, and it made her a much more relatable character (instead of "female assassin in tight leather").
TacComControl A Hawkeye trilogy would be better, first movie will be his origin, second movie is his first mission with Black Widow, third is Budapest event mentioned during the Avengers movie.
Beautiful beard win! :)
2:40 that request for her to wear a mouth mask hits differently in this day and age
9:18 what kind of maniac salutes like that oh my god
8:24 ofcourse Coulson the captain america fanboy would say that
7:40 when justin hammer showed war machine the rocket he said kentic which means it needs to be fired at a high speed or long range for it to work. it didn't work when roydes fired it cause it was closed range.
4:55 Suit up uses the anvil sound from iron man one. Only just noticed this.
The mk 5 has always been my favorite suit, I don't know why it's the fact that's it's so compact and In a suitcase. It looks rough and unfinished and that's what I love about it.
Dude you are *WAY* beardier than I would have imagined.
Trivia: Paul Newman owned race cars and raced them himself.
I think that the line about preventative measures was a nod to tell us that Rhodes might have had training with the suit and therefor be authorized.
You should do a colab with
cinima sins and do a everything wrong and great with Spider-Man homecoming where when you put something good he ruines it and when he puts something bad you make it better
ari the doggo "Everything Neutral With."
ari the doggo YES PLEASE THAT WOULD BE AMAZING!!!
Wait aren't CinemaSin/Wins the same guy!? O.o
LOL dumbass.
ari the doggo
That would be awesome
11:13 If you listen to Hammer when he describes the "ex-wife", it's designed to be kinda like a sidewinder missile. It has a minimum range to engage and work. That's why it doesn't work.
Oh man, that comment about Elon at 3:38 aged like milk!
3:35 oh, oh lord that aged so... i dont even know if this is good or bad
Ivan uses the whips and electricity to attack Tony.
In Avengers Thor uses Mjoljir to shock him and all it does is power up the suit. So tony probably added a function so Electricity doesn't affect the suit but instead helps power it
"I need you to wear a surgical mask." Re-watching this during Rona is kinda scary lol
Iron Man 2 is honestly one of my favorite MCU movies. This is probably the movie that made me really like the Avengers and Iron Man. The story about Tony is so interesting and the characters are great in this movie and the acting is some of the best in the MCU!!
9:56 - 9:57 so like give her her own movie
2019 : black widow movie started filming
Me : congratulations , you are a prophet
"elon musk is the closest thing we have to a real life stark"
only difference is that stark isnt a jerk!
well he's a lovable one
14:43 “Elon Musk is fighting the urge to take over the world”. You called it my friend
well he stopped fighting
“I need you to wear a surgical mask until you’re better.” “That’s rude”
Until 2020 that is.
did you also notice when he built the molecule it looked astoundingly similar to a virus?
Or how the "stark expo" actually took place at the New York Hall of Science, located in "Corona Park"? Blew my mind when I first found that out.
"Elon Musk scares me" must be your most prescient prophecy.