I noticed the pants, but figured I was so out of touch with style that they were in fashion. They really stand out in the post credits of Hulk...ridiculous flare.
The whole "you lost!" thing was about the fact Tony had told to the Congress that everyone was at least 10-20 years behind him in terms of technology for power suits like his, but by showing up like that he demonstrated that someone else had his same miniaturised Arc technology and stuff like that.
Thats hardly a huge loss though. I mean so Tony needs to go back and say 'ok' that weirdo made it too. In the end no-one else besides Whiplash ends up making the tech anyway so long term, Tony was still right....
@@rubaiyat300 But wasn't the big deal the arc reactor technology? Although I see your point, the Yellow Jacket suits is kinda hand waved away at how it is powered as it seems pretty powerful. Isn't half of that power just from being small though? Like the mass is condensed to a punch feels as hard or something?
"If you can make God bleed, people will stop believing in him." Vanko wanted Stark dead, but he was satisfied if he could stain his reputation. But Vanko definitely wanted revenge. Otherwise he could've just taken the miniature arc reactor and sold it to every interested party on the planet and become as rich as Tony in a year.
I'll never forget this after credits scene. There was a guy in the theater who said LOUD AS HELL, "oh that's right, I forgot they were making a aquaman movie!" He saw a hammer...in the desert...and thought of aquaman 🤣
What did work for Black Widow was contrasting her dispatching a bazillion bad guys with ease compared to Happy Hogan's knock down, drag out fight with one guy. That scene really did a great job showing how formitable Black Widow was.
@@BenDiPaolo weak? did you see the guy he was fighting? I'd love to see anyone that isn't a cage fighter take on some huge jacked henchman and expect to win instantly with one punch.... Happy isn't weak, he's realistically human. The henchman would wreck _your_ shit (mine too) in half a second lol.
im mildly obsessed with nick fury jr. imagine if your distant dad died, and his coworkers came to you to recruit you into his old job, but you basically had to pretend you were the same person as your dad and nobody acknowledged you as a unique individual. wild stuff
Because it doesn't matter what you're like or your personality what matters is can you get the job done can you be the director of shield and can you make the transition of power as if no transition happened at all That's what matters your identity as an individual doesn't
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 If your interested in stuff like that, Mel Gibson got his breakout role for Mad Max because he turned up with a friend of his who was auditioning. Mel was I think hungover and had a black eye and busted face from a bar fight he lost but George Miller liked his look and Mel ended up getting the lead role instead of his friend (who got the part of Goose). (Also smaller but better know trivia, the actor who plays the main villain in Mad Max also plays the main villain in Fury Road, they are different characters however).
There's also that behind the scenes footage of ScarJo's fitting for the Black Widow costume. She's simply there trying to make the boys in charge happy as they drool and gawk at her tight-fitting outfit.
@@mohammedfarahmand7809 I think he meant for Iron Man 2, I have seen the BTS and is literally a bunch of dudes looking at her backside, I'm glad that the solo BW movie suit is a lot more discrete, It still looks impractical and uncomfortable as sin, but it is not that sexualized
For my money, Don Cheadle is the actor in the MCU for whom there is the greatest discrepancy between what they're capable of and what they're asked to do. I dig Iron Man 2 if only because it's a rare instance of Don Cheadle getting some moments to shine.
Yeah, if you ignore _that accent_ in _that franchise_ Don Cheadle is easily one of the best regulars in the MCU, but he's been wasted. He did do that accent though, so maybe it's fair.
Like how in Civil War, Captain America beats the piss out of Iron Man in hand to hand combat, then in Infinity War, Iron Man has full melee capabilities to cause Thanos to bleed.
@@emile1365 I'm not the biggest fan of capeshit movies nowadays, but to deny the fact that the MCU clearly plans out different little threads here and there is gullible. As an example, in Endgame Captain Marvel had her haircut, and later in WandaVision it's learned her old friend died from cancer, meaning she had her haircut because of her friends cancer. It's a bit of a reach but it's nice to theorize about these little threads throughout the 20+ movies of the MCU.
I heard "continuring" the first time and my little American brain just thought "Australians have such fun accents". Never crossed my mind that it was a flub.
I’m surprised you guys didn’t mention it, but the scene with Iron Man and War Machine in the garden was boarded by Gennedy Tartakovsky, the creator of Samurai Jack (amongst tons of other things but SJ is his best known work) hence why that scene kicks ass. Also the oil from robots mimicking blood is a thing he’s used more than once funnily enough
I want to see him back in tmnt. He was the kid slinging cigarettes in the 90s live action movie. It was his first film role and its a bit part but its a bit part playing a charming dirtbag, something hes made a fortune off of. Sorry just wanted to share that, hes been great since 91 but hes barely in anything it seems like
I think the whole "No secret identities" does make sense for these versions of the characters. MCU Tony, especially in these early movies, is way too cocky and full of himself to not bask in the glory of being Ironman MCU Hulk isn't the scientist on the run like he is in the comics. MCU Thor doesn't have Donald Blake, so he has literally nothing to hide Add to all of that that the Avengers in this world don't really deal with street level crime and it makes sense none of them really bother hiding
The only major inconsistency I'd say it creates is, for example, in Iron Man 3 that he needs to give out his address as if everyone doesn't know where Tony Stark lives and his house is so poorly defended that a couple of attack helicopters can take it out. I mean its basically where his secret lab is, it should be chock full of security and defences, ya know, like all the subsequent Avengers buildings that are shown.
I mean, Hulk is on the run in Avengers, hiding out in Calcutta, but Hulk has never really had a secret identity like everyone else. Everybody who knows about the Hulk is at least somewhat aware that he's also Banner.
It also made sense since at the time that the movies came out Tony Stark in the comics had already publicly admitted he was Iron Man. This wasn't a case of the comics changing to be more like the movies, but the movies catching up to the current comic status quo.
This is one of those sequels that when you see it for the first time you go 'oh that was not as good as the first one', but on continued watches it really grows on you. One of my favorites in the whole mcu, love Justin Hammer.
James has good taste, Mark V is by far one of if not THE best Iron Man suit in movies. I miss the heavy texture and physicality of them as the movies went on past IM3.
The first MCU film I saw in theaters, because after learning The Avengers were going to be a thing, I was all on board. First time seeing this, enjoyed it, then fell into part of the worst MCU films, after rewatching it, it's still good, not great, but never awful, quite enjoyable. (Man, I remember when Olivia Munn said she had a role in the movie, and I was there when articles speculated that she would be a bigger character like Scarlet Witch, The Wasp, Rumiko Fujikawa, Melina Vostokoff (Iron Maiden), Whitney Frost (Madame Masque), Maria Hill, or Tigra... Turns out it was just a cameo role, that went to a darker direction originally, but was reshoot to that... Man, theory culture has/will never changed lol)
I'm in the same boat. I liked it when it first came out, but now it's in the lower tier of marvel movies. Marvel doesn't have alot of them that pretty much are just "good enough", but I feel like this falls in that boat. It's not bad or even below average when it comes to blockbusters. Just when it comes to marvel films.
@@arthand7672 What are you talking about? most marvel movies are "just good enough". The only ones that arent are infinity war/end game, the first iron man, the second two cap's, the two guardians', and ragnarok (but just barely). Every other movie is just passable.
My new pet peeve is when people act like Tony “figured out” time travel with little effort. What actually happened was Hank Pym spent years perfecting the technology to enter the quantum realm and Tony (at Scott’s insistence) tested a few mathematical models for navigating the quantum realm and stumbled across one that worked.
@@theomnitorium7476 Id have to go back and watch but I thought it was implied he worked on it hardcore for a while, at least until his daughter was born
@@theomnitorium7476 No, it's implied that he's just thought about quantum stuff at some undefined point. He spits out a few buzz words, plank scale, deutsch proposition. And then 5 years after the snap Scott shows up and tells him about the quantum realm and the time heist idea. We don't see them telling Tony about anything, we just start with Scott saying something like, "I know all I just said sounds crazy, but..." We don't even know if Scott gave Tony any of Hank's technology, he may have just described it to him, as they leave to go work with Bruce who does get to work with the Time Van. So Tony may have come up with Pym particles all on his own after hearing about them, or he could have just been working on the assumption that they will get you to the quantum realm and his simulation was just about how to navigate it.
Plus I'm sure with half of the population gone, electricity and supercomputer usage plummeted too. So he could pretty much use hundreds of thousands of computers to help solve the equation faster.
@@gr6373 kinda. They are atleast in the MCU multiverse but we don't know if they are definetly in the sacred timeline. I would say Agent Carter and AoS S1-4 does take place in the main timeline. And AoS S5-7 takes place in a branch timeline.
@@kenanburakkaplan4087 Interesting to hear. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Owen Wilson on the Loki show basically confirm Coulson's death? If he survived, I feel like Owen Wilson would have mentioned it, as it seemed like he was trying to emphasize Loki's failures.
You do know thats because he was doing an interview on a shitty news show and the presenter starting asking him about Laurence Fishburne movies and he obviously called him out on it. Its amazing someone made him a t-shirt with it on.
Ben's editing is the best, on this channel lol he's absolutely hilarious. I keep having to pause the video because I'm laughing at something 😂like a cut-out of Mason almost kissing John Slattery or a cut-out of Tom Holland spinning all around Kevin Feige. I'm literally DYIN' here! 🤣😂🤣
I always took Hammer's incompetence as him trying to act more like Tony, copying his sometimes aloofness, but failing because he's not as charming. I figured if he stopped copying Tony's personality he'd come across much more competent and confident.
@@jonsmith5058 I remember talking to a friend of mine about how Chris Evans is annoyingly perfect. I wish he could at least have crooked teeth or something.
“Spoiling the briefcase in the trailer” is exactly how I feel about Batman v Superman spoiling Wonder Woman in the trailer with the money short of the three of them together (also spoiling that Bats and Supes team up at the end). Imagine how huge of a pop-off it would have been had we had no notion of Wonder Woman being in the final battle, and then right as Doomsday targets Batman, we see the blast blocked, think “oh, it’s Superman, obviously”, only for that incredible track to start as we see Wonder Woman. It would have been as great of a surprise and hype moment as Captain America wielding Mjolnir. It was still a great moment, just not the surprise it could have been.
I think part of it comes down to how trailers are made etc. They are often outsourced to other companies and its likely trailer 'engagement' is more important than concerns over spoilers, so they throw in as much as they can get away with the make the trailers as epic as possible to get the most clicks not caring if people don't like it in the cinema.
Actually really refreshing to hear an honest take on Musk - lots of creators just avoid that sort of thing because they recognise that he has a ginormous following etc.
Being a short guy myself I wouldn't have minded seeing a shorter than his girlfriend/co-stars main character, being short doesn't outweigh his virtues, and Tony Stark being the "yeah I might be *blank*, but I own it" type of character would've been more evident as we see his performance and charisma overshadow his height... plus those were some ugly shoes xd
I don’t mind if Iron Man 2 is just, in some ways, filler to set up the Avengers because at the time, Marvel didn’t have this clear cut formula to set up their long term plan in the same manner that they’ve currently refined. I still don’t think they actually fine tuned the process of interconnecting their movies until half way through Phase 2 and all of 3.
I dont have any desire to make movies. But if I ever did, I would do it simply to put in a scene where a minigun just tears through a fuck ton of people in my attempt to make the best "Maso's minigun minute"
6:44 "Kate Mara, who...gave the best performance anyone's ever given in a Fantastic Four movie". You take that back! lol Seriously though, Michael Chiklis completely clobbered his role as The Thing in the 05/07 movies. Whatever you think of the writing and movies themselves, he absolutely knew what he was doing and played the role to a T.
I can’t tell you enough guys, you’re literally my dinner mates. My wife and I work together at a veterinary clinic and when we get home I piss off to make dinner as she tends to the baby and our animals. You lot have been in the background for many a Tikka Masala or simple pasta. Thank you again.
I remember meeting John Slattery once backstage after seeing him in a play with my dad, and having never met before, we all just started chatting about the play. He seems like a real cool guy.
4:06 I know I’m 3 years late but, Tony being a jokester started in the Ultimates before the first Iron Man movie. Sorry for being a nerd about it, still a great video
People always hate revolutionaries who want to change the world until they succeed. Musk is the closest thing to a super here we have, one of the few people who want to make the world a better place then actually does something about it.
One correct to this video, after the boys mention the artist using tracing, the artist on that issue is actually Brian Hitch, and the artist the editor shows is Greg Land
The funny thing tho... The theme came full circle. Whiplash does it to Tony, while Tony does the same to Thanos with the whole make-the-God-bleeds showing he's not Invincible and can be toppled.
Agreed. And only actual footage of an A10 Warthog going brrrrrp can get 7 out of 6 barrels. (For those unfamiliar: the standard M61 Vulcan minigun is six barrels. The Warthog's GAU-8 Avenger has seven. Maybe the only one with more than six?)
Another cool bit of Trivia. Iron Man 2's action scenes were storyboarded by Genndy Tartakovsky, the creator of Samurai Jack. Some subtle hints could be seen like the oil splattering on War Machine's helmet during the end fight scene.
Stuff like the briefcase thing is why I don’t watch trailers for superhero movies. I haven’t seen a single Marvel trailer since the first Avengers. If I’m in a movie theater and a trailer for a superhero movie comes up, I bolt out of there and wait outside covering my ears until I can be reasonably sure it’s over. Trailers just show way too much nowadays
A lot of Whiplash's identifying features were suggested by Mickey Rourke. He wanted to perform half of his role in Russian, and consulted on the character's tattoos and gold teeth, as well as having a pet cockatoo. In fact, Rourke paid for the bird and the gold teeth out of his own pocket.
Gotta feel sorry for Mickey on this one. He did so much research into how to properly do this character and make his story brutal and sympathetic only to have most of his scenes cut
Hammer should supply the tech to The Thunderbolts. Zemo and USAgent playing off of each other, Abomination and General Ross playing off each other, with Hammer being their "guy in the chair".... and Ghost just being done with all their shit for 2 hours straight. It practically writes itself.
On the note of wishing Hammer was more competent: while his robots fail, the funny thing is that the Ex-Wife is only seen a failure because the heroes didn't know how to use it. Hammer states that it's a 'KINETIC-kill, side-winder vehicle with a secondary cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine RDX burst". That means that it's a missile meant to be shot at long distances; the longer the distance, the faster it gets, the faster it gets, the more kinetic it becomes and the more damaging the results. The only reason why it sputters out and dies is the fact that War Machine shoots it basically point blank.
@@Suisai13 oh for sure, I was more getting at that the Ultimates that first had Nick Fury looking like Sam Jackson was drawn by Bryan Hitch, but the examples they showed were by Greg Land, who very obviously traces
@@patking13 I’m pretty sure it was a writer’s decision (either Millar or Bendis) to make Fury look like Samuel Jackson, though, so he was just doing his job regardless
6:29 I get it's tiny but call this out here. The artist on the Ultimates is Bryan Hitch not Greg Land and also the Iron Man heart clutch tracing was actually Salvador Larroca in this rare instance of comic tracing.
I think the reason the race track scene is so good is because Tony is so helpless until he has the armour showing how helpless he was so early in his hero career
I think this movie gets a lot of unnecessary shit. Black Widow looks bomb in this one. Hammer is a great villain (Whiplash isn't in it enough) and it's a hell a lot more entertaining than Iron Man 3 because it has Iron Man in it.
I can understand RDJ vetoing the actual Demon in the bottle storyline since he played a drug addict in less than zero which caused him to become a hardcore drug addict "Until that movie, I took my drugs after work and on the weekends. That changed on Less Than Zero, the role was like the ghost of Christmas future. The character was an exaggeration of myself. Then things changed and, in some ways, I became an exaggeration of the character."- RDJ
I don't know why no one is talking about the Congress scene. It has so many great character moments. I also never had a problem with the "new element" stuff. Howard Stark is the one who discovered it after extensive research on the Tesseract he just didn't know how to create it in his era. He then heavily implies that he hid something in his fairground model which SHIELD picked up on and why Tony got sent that package to figure everything out. The scene where he builds the particle accelerator was also fine I felt and I thought it was a lot better than some epic montage of test tubes. The scene felt like the ones from the first movie where he builds the first Iron Man suits and admittedly I just like watching Tony be an engineer. Howard hiding this powerful new element the way he did is argued as a way to keep it out of the hands of people who could misuse it but that's a whole thing. I just don't think it's any dumber than a lot of other movie or comic book moments.
The artist responsible for using Sam Jackson as reference for Nick Fury is Bryan Hitch. The artist notorious for tracing is Greg Land. Not sure how ya'll managed that one, but it warrants correction
There is also a difference between using photo references or “casting” someone as a character you draw, the majority of artists do that to some degree. Some just make the likenesses and/or influences way more obvious than others like with Gary Frank’s Superman looking like Christopher Reeve.
I never noticed his ridiculous pants before, holy shit.
That whole double-breasted tuxedo thing is horrible. Always was.
I noticed the pants, but figured I was so out of touch with style that they were in fashion. They really stand out in the post credits of Hulk...ridiculous flare.
never noticed the shoes
That absolutely fucked my head how did I never notice that before
I noticed his pants were flared (as a style choice), but never to that extreme. Holy shit.
"all black people look the same". Case in point: Terrence Howard and Don Cheadle, the two least similar-looking people on the face of the earth.
To be fair, he doesn't have time to look at people. Too busy counting sodas at press junkets.
When did that enter into it??? Just an actor replacing other actor ..skin tone was irrelevant.
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 15:20
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 lmao ur weird bro
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 skin tone should’ve been irrelevant but that one guy was racist, did you even watch the video
The whole "you lost!" thing was about the fact Tony had told to the Congress that everyone was at least 10-20 years behind him in terms of technology for power suits like his, but by showing up like that he demonstrated that someone else had his same miniaturised Arc technology and stuff like that.
Thats hardly a huge loss though. I mean so Tony needs to go back and say 'ok' that weirdo made it too.
In the end no-one else besides Whiplash ends up making the tech anyway so long term, Tony was still right....
@@jonsmith5058 Eh I think the Yellow Jacket suit comes pretty close with its own gimmick.
@@rubaiyat300 But wasn't the big deal the arc reactor technology?
Although I see your point, the Yellow Jacket suits is kinda hand waved away at how it is powered as it seems pretty powerful. Isn't half of that power just from being small though? Like the mass is condensed to a punch feels as hard or something?
"If you can make God bleed, people will stop believing in him." Vanko wanted Stark dead, but he was satisfied if he could stain his reputation. But Vanko definitely wanted revenge. Otherwise he could've just taken the miniature arc reactor and sold it to every interested party on the planet and become as rich as Tony in a year.
Yeah, in a way, he was laying the ground work for Civil War.
I'll never forget this after credits scene. There was a guy in the theater who said LOUD AS HELL, "oh that's right, I forgot they were making a aquaman movie!"
He saw a hammer...in the desert...and thought of aquaman 🤣
Before Aquaman was Trident Man… he was Hammer Man… someone thought.
Probably even funnier when Aquaman came out and a chunk of it is set in the desert - that guy must have been a 'futurist'! ;)
I feel like it was a joke, because you’d literally have to be the dumbest person on the face of the planet to make that assumption.
I agree with the last guy. That's a joke I would yell out in the theatre, probably with a dumb voice put on too. Did it get laughs?
@@davejones9469 oh no, it wasn't a joke. He was just talking loudly to his girlfriend when he said it
“My biggest honor is being mentioned on Caravan of garbage I love those wacky boys” - Robert John Downey Jr
This is a real quote. Real thing that happened. For sure. Uh-huh.
RDJ probably
@@AxxLAfriku Ugh 🙄
@@AxxLAfriku I think someone spiked your cocaine there, pal
@@mr.c1913 😂
What did work for Black Widow was contrasting her dispatching a bazillion bad guys with ease compared to Happy Hogan's knock down, drag out fight with one guy. That scene really did a great job showing how formitable Black Widow was.
also how weak Happy is
@@BenDiPaolo weak? did you see the guy he was fighting? I'd love to see anyone that isn't a cage fighter take on some huge jacked henchman and expect to win instantly with one punch.... Happy isn't weak, he's realistically human. The henchman would wreck _your_ shit (mine too) in half a second lol.
@@BenDiPaolo happy would fuck u up
I love how proud Happy was when he took down his guy.
@@BenDiPaolo not really. it showed that even though Happy isn't widow level (obviously) he's still a badass normal guy
im mildly obsessed with nick fury jr. imagine if your distant dad died, and his coworkers came to you to recruit you into his old job, but you basically had to pretend you were the same person as your dad and nobody acknowledged you as a unique individual. wild stuff
Because it doesn't matter what you're like or your personality what matters is can you get the job done can you be the director of shield and can you make the transition of power as if no transition happened at all That's what matters your identity as an individual doesn't
Weird, wild stuff
YOU ARE CORRECT SIR!
The way Samuel L Jackson got his role is fucking hilarious
Downey was more awe inspiring ... in that , ihe had to borrow gas money to get to the ...audition for Iron Man.
Yep, because of that hack fraud Greg Land. (the copy+paste of comic book artists)
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 If your interested in stuff like that, Mel Gibson got his breakout role for Mad Max because he turned up with a friend of his who was auditioning. Mel was I think hungover and had a black eye and busted face from a bar fight he lost but George Miller liked his look and Mel ended up getting the lead role instead of his friend (who got the part of Goose).
(Also smaller but better know trivia, the actor who plays the main villain in Mad Max also plays the main villain in Fury Road, they are different characters however).
Fact Fiend covered this story nicely
@@KainGerc The artist on Ultimates actually wasn’t known tracer Greg Land, but was Brian Hitch.
At this point you should make a black widow hairstyle tier list
We all know TWS is at the bottom. There, done.
@@kimm6589 she looked hot in winter soldier
An entire MCU hair tier list would be great
I'd watch it and my vote goes on her hair in this movie. Looks badass
Best was AoU IMO
"Every triangle is a love triangle if you love triangles." -Pythagoras
How have I not heard that before - genius hehehehe
That's a James Acaster bit isn't it?
Possibly the greatest hair in cinema history! Iron Man 2 Black Widow's hair makes Ace Rimmer look like Duane Dibbley.
".........Duane......Dibbley?....🙁"
Lmao dafuq
👏👏👏
Bullshit
Greatest hair in cinema history is Kurt Russel in The Thing
@@LancasterResponding that is the most beautiful mane of hair in the history of mankind
The look on Scarlett Johansson's face when talking about her costume changes. Oof that one stung.
Plungie
There's also that behind the scenes footage of ScarJo's fitting for the Black Widow costume. She's simply there trying to make the boys in charge happy as they drool and gawk at her tight-fitting outfit.
@@jackdubz4247 Wait for real? In the promotional stuff for Black Widow she says the opposite. Any link?
@@mohammedfarahmand7809 I think he meant for Iron Man 2, I have seen the BTS and is literally a bunch of dudes looking at her backside, I'm glad that the solo BW movie suit is a lot more discrete, It still looks impractical and uncomfortable as sin, but it is not that sexualized
It's so funny because its very clear her stunt woman is wearing a comfortable outfit that a human being can actually move in.
For my money, Don Cheadle is the actor in the MCU for whom there is the greatest discrepancy between what they're capable of and what they're asked to do. I dig Iron Man 2 if only because it's a rare instance of Don Cheadle getting some moments to shine.
Yeah, if you ignore _that accent_ in _that franchise_ Don Cheadle is easily one of the best regulars in the MCU, but he's been wasted.
He did do that accent though, so maybe it's fair.
I’m sure he’ll get his turn to shine in Armor Wars
Hes gonna get his own disney+ series maybe this help him
@@mk6rfc1 Very good point! Fingers crossed the writers know what they have.
For me, it's Michael Stuhlbarg, an insanely talented actor who I'm willing to bet most people can't even remember what MCU film he's even in.
I have never noticed the fact that he improves his suits based on how he got fucked up in the last movie he was in, that is amazing
One of the great things about the MCU in general has been the growth from film to film. The evolution of Cap's use of the shield is another one.
Like how in Civil War, Captain America beats the piss out of Iron Man in hand to hand combat, then in Infinity War, Iron Man has full melee capabilities to cause Thanos to bleed.
@@They_are_Arthur Imagine thinking anything matters in capeshit movies.
@@emile1365 I'm not the biggest fan of capeshit movies nowadays, but to deny the fact that the MCU clearly plans out different little threads here and there is gullible.
As an example, in Endgame Captain Marvel had her haircut, and later in WandaVision it's learned her old friend died from cancer, meaning she had her haircut because of her friends cancer. It's a bit of a reach but it's nice to theorize about these little threads throughout the 20+ movies of the MCU.
@@emile1365 why are you watching this channel
You guys hated Elon Musk before it was fashionable to hate Elon Musk. Regular trend setters you guys are.
I heard "continuring" the first time and my little American brain just thought "Australians have such fun accents". Never crossed my mind that it was a flub.
Language evolution is just normalised collective flubbing.
@@Hoganply Like how people now think "literally" means "figuratively, _not_ literally".
I'd watch a whole 30 minute video of them doing the Tom Holland voice
Ben will cut that together for you, won't you Ben?
I just want to hear them say "Please sir, can I have some more?"
Spider verse 2
Petition for them to redub Spider-man in the MCU with that voice
I fuckin love Samuel L Jackson’s “I’m not Laurence Fishburne” t-shirt 😂
"I'm not Laurence Fishburne! We dont all look alike " reporter starts stuttering and apologising loool🤣😂🤣😂
I just came here for the Tom Holland impression and the "Tony Stark is a terrible man" jokes
But is he as bad as Brando?
I’m surprised you guys didn’t mention it, but the scene with Iron Man and War Machine in the garden was boarded by Gennedy Tartakovsky, the creator of Samurai Jack (amongst tons of other things but SJ is his best known work) hence why that scene kicks ass. Also the oil from robots mimicking blood is a thing he’s used more than once funnily enough
Wait seriously?
@@legoking6165 Yes.
I would love to see Sam Rockwell return to the MCU. He is absolutely my favorite part of this movie.
If he does it'd probably be in Ironheart or armor wars
yeah for sure
Dis is nawt my bord
He will.
I want to see him back in tmnt. He was the kid slinging cigarettes in the 90s live action movie. It was his first film role and its a bit part but its a bit part playing a charming dirtbag, something hes made a fortune off of.
Sorry just wanted to share that, hes been great since 91 but hes barely in anything it seems like
I think the whole "No secret identities" does make sense for these versions of the characters.
MCU Tony, especially in these early movies, is way too cocky and full of himself to not bask in the glory of being Ironman
MCU Hulk isn't the scientist on the run like he is in the comics.
MCU Thor doesn't have Donald Blake, so he has literally nothing to hide
Add to all of that that the Avengers in this world don't really deal with street level crime and it makes sense none of them really bother hiding
The only major inconsistency I'd say it creates is, for example, in Iron Man 3 that he needs to give out his address as if everyone doesn't know where Tony Stark lives and his house is so poorly defended that a couple of attack helicopters can take it out. I mean its basically where his secret lab is, it should be chock full of security and defences, ya know, like all the subsequent Avengers buildings that are shown.
I mean, Hulk is on the run in Avengers, hiding out in Calcutta, but Hulk has never really had a secret identity like everyone else. Everybody who knows about the Hulk is at least somewhat aware that he's also Banner.
It also made sense since at the time that the movies came out Tony Stark in the comics had already publicly admitted he was Iron Man. This wasn't a case of the comics changing to be more like the movies, but the movies catching up to the current comic status quo.
Hulk WAS on the run
Remember the 2008 hulk is CANON.
This is one of those sequels that when you see it for the first time you go 'oh that was not as good as the first one', but on continued watches it really grows on you. One of my favorites in the whole mcu, love Justin Hammer.
James has good taste, Mark V is by far one of if not THE best Iron Man suit in movies. I miss the heavy texture and physicality of them as the movies went on past IM3.
The first MCU film I saw in theaters, because after learning The Avengers were going to be a thing, I was all on board. First time seeing this, enjoyed it, then fell into part of the worst MCU films, after rewatching it, it's still good, not great, but never awful, quite enjoyable.
(Man, I remember when Olivia Munn said she had a role in the movie, and I was there when articles speculated that she would be a bigger character like Scarlet Witch, The Wasp, Rumiko Fujikawa, Melina Vostokoff (Iron Maiden), Whitney Frost (Madame Masque), Maria Hill, or Tigra... Turns out it was just a cameo role, that went to a darker direction originally, but was reshoot to that... Man, theory culture has/will never changed lol)
I'm in the same boat. I liked it when it first came out, but now it's in the lower tier of marvel movies.
Marvel doesn't have alot of them that pretty much are just "good enough", but I feel like this falls in that boat. It's not bad or even below average when it comes to blockbusters. Just when it comes to marvel films.
Munn and Favario joked that she was gonna be the main bad guy at comic Con and people took it seriously 😂
Idc
The way I remember this about Olivia Munn and I was literally so pumped cuz I stanned her as a kid and then she was… just there.
@@arthand7672 What are you talking about? most marvel movies are "just good enough". The only ones that arent are infinity war/end game, the first iron man, the second two cap's, the two guardians', and ragnarok (but just barely). Every other movie is just passable.
I agree with Mason, this is definitely Black Widow's best hair.
For me it was the Winter Soldier ones
@@macejmraz personal preference I agree but this movie felt the most right.
@@macejmraz I feel like the winter soldier gets a bad rap for the widow hair, even though I like it (and it’s my favorite characterization)
Absolutely.
Elons too
Holy shit Ben the hard cut to Yoshi getting decimated on Cap. Falcon's race track had me in stitches.
time?
@@bangdingow396 11:06
The impression of Tom Holland sounding like a Victorian street urchin is one of my favourite running jokes
"I want my boird" is what takes this movie from awkward sequel to masterpiece, in my mind
first I laughed, then I doubted, and finally I clapped through tears. you dear sir are a genius. 100% agree with you.
@@pkhris hey man this not my boird
I love that it's never really explained. Iron Man 2 is awesome.
My new pet peeve is when people act like Tony “figured out” time travel with little effort. What actually happened was Hank Pym spent years perfecting the technology to enter the quantum realm and Tony (at Scott’s insistence) tested a few mathematical models for navigating the quantum realm and stumbled across one that worked.
Isn't it heavily implied in the movie that he actually worked on it for almost the entire five years?
@@theomnitorium7476 Id have to go back and watch but I thought it was implied he worked on it hardcore for a while, at least until his daughter was born
@@theomnitorium7476 No, it's implied that he's just thought about quantum stuff at some undefined point. He spits out a few buzz words, plank scale, deutsch proposition. And then 5 years after the snap Scott shows up and tells him about the quantum realm and the time heist idea. We don't see them telling Tony about anything, we just start with Scott saying something like, "I know all I just said sounds crazy, but..." We don't even know if Scott gave Tony any of Hank's technology, he may have just described it to him, as they leave to go work with Bruce who does get to work with the Time Van. So Tony may have come up with Pym particles all on his own after hearing about them, or he could have just been working on the assumption that they will get you to the quantum realm and his simulation was just about how to navigate it.
@@theomnitorium7476 Where on earth was that implied?
Plus I'm sure with half of the population gone, electricity and supercomputer usage plummeted too. So he could pretty much use hundreds of thousands of computers to help solve the equation faster.
The artist Mason is talking about is Bryan Hitch, but the art you used to demonstrate tracing is actually by Greg Land.
And Salvador Larroca for the last one.
And Land isn't fit to sharpen Hitch's pencils.
Thought it was just reference anyway not tracing
@@user-gk6nt5gi5n Hitch and Larroca reference, Land traces, from magazines and porn especially.
Yeah a dick move to imply a great artist is a well know tracer cuz you couldn't bother to use Google.
Actually Jarvis did exist in the MCU. He was his dad's butler on the Peggy Carter show. The AI was modeled after him.
Yeah they know
On a side note, are the Carter show and Agents of SHIELD shows even canon anymore?
@@gr6373 kinda. They are atleast in the MCU multiverse but we don't know if they are definetly in the sacred timeline. I would say Agent Carter and AoS S1-4 does take place in the main timeline. And AoS S5-7 takes place in a branch timeline.
@@kenanburakkaplan4087 Interesting to hear. Also, correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Owen Wilson on the Loki show basically confirm Coulson's death? If he survived, I feel like Owen Wilson would have mentioned it, as it seemed like he was trying to emphasize Loki's failures.
James Gunn says that the Agent Carter show isn't cannon. Somehow. He really needs to stop saying stupid shit.
Elon Musk isn’t a real life Tony Stark, he’s a real life Justin Hammer but without the charisma of Sam Rockwell
Based.
And who is Bezoz ?
@@remuslazar2033 lex Luther maybe (probably just saying that cos he’s bald)
We call Firefighters, police officers and medical personnel superheroes so who are the Super Villains.🤔🤫🤫
@@bboss7874 the IRS maybe?
Hahaha I LOVE Samuel L Jackson's; "I'M NOT LAURENCE FISHBURNE" t-shirt. 🤣
You do know thats because he was doing an interview on a shitty news show and the presenter starting asking him about Laurence Fishburne movies and he obviously called him out on it. Its amazing someone made him a t-shirt with it on.
The bit about Perlmutter puts Sam Jackson's "I'm Not Laurence Fishburne" in a new light, lol
Ben's editing is the best, on this channel lol he's absolutely hilarious. I keep having to pause the video because I'm laughing at something 😂like a cut-out of Mason almost kissing John Slattery or a cut-out of Tom Holland spinning all around Kevin Feige. I'm literally DYIN' here! 🤣😂🤣
Are we gonna mention how crazy RDJ hair is in this movie easily his most crazy look lol.
Ive seen it worse.
Sometimes his hair makes him look like an elderly lesbian
@@SuperOmnicronsj44 as iron man or in general as iron man it's his worst hairstyle by far what is even close lol?
@@ChildishGambeanerlol
Well given Tony’s state in this movie, it fits lol
I always took Hammer's incompetence as him trying to act more like Tony, copying his sometimes aloofness, but failing because he's not as charming. I figured if he stopped copying Tony's personality he'd come across much more competent and confident.
Plus Hammer isn't a tech genius, he's just a salesman (hence Whiplash running rings around him when he lies about his plans).
Being from Pennsylvania myself, it's not surprising in the least that we'd elect Senator Hydra.
and he's definitely HYDRA.
What’s up with you guys? I live in Maryland and whenever I see a terrible driver, it’s ALWAYS from PA. What up with that? 🧐
@@kushstein we pick up habits from all the bad drivers that come from Jersey.
Burn!
@@instantbadass Can confirm, our bad driving is infectious.
LOL RDJ had lifts.
*checks height*
He's an inch taller than me.
There's absolutely no way he's 5'9
@@ChildishGambeaner Well upon further research, 5' 8.5". So half an inch taller than me.
Ruffalo is 1cm shorter than him but Chris Evans is 9cm taller. Oof, that man has everything.
@@jonsmith5058 I remember talking to a friend of mine about how Chris Evans is annoyingly perfect. I wish he could at least have crooked teeth or something.
Gwyneth Paltrow is only 5' 9" / 1.75 m, but she was always in heels so would then be distinctly taller than him.
“Spoiling the briefcase in the trailer” is exactly how I feel about Batman v Superman spoiling Wonder Woman in the trailer with the money short of the three of them together (also spoiling that Bats and Supes team up at the end). Imagine how huge of a pop-off it would have been had we had no notion of Wonder Woman being in the final battle, and then right as Doomsday targets Batman, we see the blast blocked, think “oh, it’s Superman, obviously”, only for that incredible track to start as we see Wonder Woman. It would have been as great of a surprise and hype moment as Captain America wielding Mjolnir. It was still a great moment, just not the surprise it could have been.
I think part of it comes down to how trailers are made etc. They are often outsourced to other companies and its likely trailer 'engagement' is more important than concerns over spoilers, so they throw in as much as they can get away with the make the trailers as epic as possible to get the most clicks not caring if people don't like it in the cinema.
Actually really refreshing to hear an honest take on Musk - lots of creators just avoid that sort of thing because they recognise that he has a ginormous following etc.
The shot when War Machine cuts a drone in half with one of his guns is glorious, it looks like it came straight out of a comic book panel
Still my favorite War Machine armor. Built like a frickin’ tank. So beefy. So loud.
That and Civil War and Endgame suits stuck with me
Beefy, loud, sounds like my crotch, nice...
“It’s called being a badass”
Man I’m glad I’m not the only one who loves Black Widow’s big Brave-esque hairdo in this.
Fun fact: the word 'pantaloons' comes from a silly character in Rennaisance-era Italy called 'Pantalone'
Being a short guy myself I wouldn't have minded seeing a shorter than his girlfriend/co-stars main character, being short doesn't outweigh his virtues, and Tony Stark being the "yeah I might be *blank*, but I own it" type of character would've been more evident as we see his performance and charisma overshadow his height... plus those were some ugly shoes xd
Could've been a short king
lmao, the musk stuff aged well
I don’t mind if Iron Man 2 is just, in some ways, filler to set up the Avengers because at the time, Marvel didn’t have this clear cut formula to set up their long term plan in the same manner that they’ve currently refined. I still don’t think they actually fine tuned the process of interconnecting their movies until half way through Phase 2 and all of 3.
Marvel is doing it better than DC. DC is a bit of a mess.
Ben's editing deserves some kind of Internet award. And then, like, 37 more after that.
His Tom Holland impression is weirdly acurate
Australians are just Brits further down the skill tree😅
I dont have any desire to make movies. But if I ever did, I would do it simply to put in a scene where a minigun just tears through a fuck ton of people in my attempt to make the best "Maso's minigun minute"
6:44 "Kate Mara, who...gave the best performance anyone's ever given in a Fantastic Four movie". You take that back! lol Seriously though, Michael Chiklis completely clobbered his role as The Thing in the 05/07 movies. Whatever you think of the writing and movies themselves, he absolutely knew what he was doing and played the role to a T.
“What you’re saying is that the big green drink saved me”-Bruce Banner,2012
You have very well articulated why I never watch trailers. They just put all the best parts of the movie in them.
I liked that the iron man suit had compromises. Like less chest armor. Because Tony wasn't yet a wizard.
Love that Elongated Muskrat talk
Since Elon musk is cannon, did he survive the snap?
We hope not
Good point .. never thought of that ...
Why do you hate Elon? I don't get it.
@@TheRaulleal76 him and his full time army of bootlickers put themselves on a god tier pedestal it's like a damn cult
@@TheRaulleal76 He's an investor who people think is an inventor. His employees have skills, he only has money. Plus he hates Earth.
Justin Hammer is the undisputed 🐐
I can’t tell you enough guys, you’re literally my dinner mates.
My wife and I work together at a veterinary clinic and when we get home I piss off to make dinner as she tends to the baby and our animals.
You lot have been in the background for many a Tikka Masala or simple pasta.
Thank you again.
I remember meeting John Slattery once backstage after seeing him in a play with my dad, and having never met before, we all just started chatting about the play. He seems like a real cool guy.
4:06 I know I’m 3 years late but, Tony being a jokester started in the Ultimates before the first Iron Man movie. Sorry for being a nerd about it, still a great video
Came for the Iron Man 2, stayed for the digs at Elon Musk.
And the one at Albert Einstein. James is digging up all the dirt this time.
Yes it was so vindicating.
People always hate revolutionaries who want to change the world until they succeed. Musk is the closest thing to a super here we have, one of the few people who want to make the world a better place then actually does something about it.
@@Mr-Pulse He's not gonna shag u mate.
@@Mr-Pulse I mean I'm pretty sure superheroes don't benefit off of child labor but hey that's just me man
Greg Land was not the artist on The Ultimates. That was Bryan Hitch
James to Maso "Like you, it was better than I remember it..."
Damn savage!
One correct to this video, after the boys mention the artist using tracing, the artist on that issue is actually Brian Hitch, and the artist the editor shows is Greg Land
The funny thing tho... The theme came full circle. Whiplash does it to Tony, while Tony does the same to Thanos with the whole make-the-God-bleeds showing he's not Invincible and can be toppled.
Anyone: mentions Justin Hammer
Nando v Movies: *excited noises*
Minigun minute scenes should be rated from 1 to 6 barrels
Agreed. And only actual footage of an A10 Warthog going brrrrrp can get 7 out of 6 barrels.
(For those unfamiliar: the standard M61 Vulcan minigun is six barrels. The Warthog's GAU-8 Avenger has seven. Maybe the only one with more than six?)
Another cool bit of Trivia.
Iron Man 2's action scenes were storyboarded by Genndy Tartakovsky, the creator of Samurai Jack.
Some subtle hints could be seen like the oil splattering on War Machine's helmet during the end fight scene.
Appreciate you lads calling out Elon for not being as Tony-Stark-like as people project him to be. Feels like a pretty ridiculous comparison
Stuff like the briefcase thing is why I don’t watch trailers for superhero movies. I haven’t seen a single Marvel trailer since the first Avengers. If I’m in a movie theater and a trailer for a superhero movie comes up, I bolt out of there and wait outside covering my ears until I can be reasonably sure it’s over. Trailers just show way too much nowadays
Did this one have a script? The whole second bird felt thrown in.
Its pronounced BOWRD
A lot of Whiplash's identifying features were suggested by Mickey Rourke. He wanted to perform half of his role in Russian, and consulted on the character's tattoos and gold teeth, as well as having a pet cockatoo. In fact, Rourke paid for the bird and the gold teeth out of his own pocket.
@@speedwaynutt it’s funny to see how much he hates the mcu now and that character
Gotta feel sorry for Mickey on this one. He did so much research into how to properly do this character and make his story brutal and sympathetic only to have most of his scenes cut
Hammer should supply the tech to The Thunderbolts. Zemo and USAgent playing off of each other, Abomination and General Ross playing off each other, with Hammer being their "guy in the chair".... and Ghost just being done with all their shit for 2 hours straight. It practically writes itself.
To be fair to the “demon in a bottle story” one scene basically translate to the single issue we got of the actual story
- I still want an extended cut of this movie
- Best Black Widow hair
I am completely here for you guys dragging Elon Musk
Electric jet!!!
On the note of wishing Hammer was more competent: while his robots fail, the funny thing is that the Ex-Wife is only seen a failure because the heroes didn't know how to use it. Hammer states that it's a 'KINETIC-kill, side-winder vehicle with a secondary cyclotrimethylenetrinitramine RDX burst". That means that it's a missile meant to be shot at long distances; the longer the distance, the faster it gets, the faster it gets, the more kinetic it becomes and the more damaging the results.
The only reason why it sputters out and dies is the fact that War Machine shoots it basically point blank.
Channel name is mr Sunday movies
Drops on a Tuesday this man is really based
Your editor is excellent
Yo, Bryan Hitch doesn’t trace anything. All the traced artwork is Greg Land’s awful crap.
I was just about to say, I'm sure Hitch does some referencing, but those examples were Greg Land who straight up traces
@@patking13 You'd be pretty hard-pressed to find a comic book artist alive who doesn't use referencing. Its a pretty standard tool.
@@Suisai13 oh for sure, I was more getting at that the Ultimates that first had Nick Fury looking like Sam Jackson was drawn by Bryan Hitch, but the examples they showed were by Greg Land, who very obviously traces
@@patking13 I’m pretty sure it was a writer’s decision (either Millar or Bendis) to make Fury look like Samuel Jackson, though, so he was just doing his job regardless
Best hair for sure. That plunging neckline bit 🤦🏻♂️
You got the artist wrong it wasnt Greg Land it was Bryan Hitch on Ultimates
3:29: “Like you, it’s better than I remember it being”
Damn James
Already loved James and Mase enough as is but them shitting on Elon Musk on an app where millions of fanboys worship him like a god is incredible
6:29 I get it's tiny but call this out here. The artist on the Ultimates is Bryan Hitch not Greg Land and also the Iron Man heart clutch tracing was actually Salvador Larroca in this rare instance of comic tracing.
Speaking of terrible people... Elon Musk is in here.
Hope the Tesla fanboys don't find this
went after einstein too letsgoooooooooo
O’Reilly and Musk. 🤣
I think the reason the race track scene is so good is because Tony is so helpless until he has the armour showing how helpless he was so early in his hero career
The ultimates artist was Bryan Hitch, not Greg Land, tracer supreme.. Hitch has a long and illustrious career fir hyper detail and amazing comics…
Haha, that shot of Ben trying to fix the ominous music is fucking hilarious
I think this movie gets a lot of unnecessary shit. Black Widow looks bomb in this one. Hammer is a great villain (Whiplash isn't in it enough) and it's a hell a lot more entertaining than Iron Man 3 because it has Iron Man in it.
I agree, this movie is solid
I can understand RDJ vetoing the actual Demon in the bottle storyline since he played a drug addict in less than zero which caused him to become a hardcore drug addict
"Until that movie, I took my drugs after work and on the weekends. That changed on Less Than Zero, the role was like the ghost of Christmas future. The character was an exaggeration of myself. Then things changed and, in some ways, I became an exaggeration of the character."- RDJ
I don't know why no one is talking about the Congress scene. It has so many great character moments.
I also never had a problem with the "new element" stuff. Howard Stark is the one who discovered it after extensive research on the Tesseract he just didn't know how to create it in his era. He then heavily implies that he hid something in his fairground model which SHIELD picked up on and why Tony got sent that package to figure everything out. The scene where he builds the particle accelerator was also fine I felt and I thought it was a lot better than some epic montage of test tubes. The scene felt like the ones from the first movie where he builds the first Iron Man suits and admittedly I just like watching Tony be an engineer. Howard hiding this powerful new element the way he did is argued as a way to keep it out of the hands of people who could misuse it but that's a whole thing. I just don't think it's any dumber than a lot of other movie or comic book moments.
The artist responsible for using Sam Jackson as reference for Nick Fury is Bryan Hitch. The artist notorious for tracing is Greg Land. Not sure how ya'll managed that one, but it warrants correction
23:24 first time morbillion was ever said
- Discussing: The Ultimates, drawn by artist Bryan Hitch
- Showing: Examples of artist Greg Land being caught tracing photos
Okay...
This video, just like the mcu, needs more Sam Rockwell in it.
Sam Rockwell is so damn good in everything. He made my skin crawl in The Green Mile.
OMG you acknowledged the One-Shots. See this is why you’re better than 99% of other Australian TH-camrs that talk comics, movies and tv shows.
Big insult to refer to him as being like Tony stark. Tony doesn’t hang with ghislaine Maxwell
There is also a difference between using photo references or “casting” someone as a character you draw, the majority of artists do that to some degree. Some just make the likenesses and/or influences way more obvious than others like with Gary Frank’s Superman looking like Christopher Reeve.