yeah iron man was my fav when it came out but the suit and weapons slowly became less realistic so i cant say im really into it these days, ill always love this first movie though
3:07 That laugh is liberating. It's like finding out as a kid that you nailed a math test you thought you failed, or finding out as an adult that your insurance is actually going to fully cover the cost of something.
1:52 That kid was the first person to ever see Iron-Man, grew up hearing about his acts of heroism, probably got snapped away by Thanos by the time he was 18 just graduating high school, then came back only for Iron Man to have died an hour later. What a story.
@@hurricanes___6982 Peter does not have a sister although if the girl was not there then maybe your theory could be possible. (I am only guessing that the girl is his sister)
The expressions of Tony in the helmet while experiencing flying for the first time here, is probably the most child-like, happiest, geek-out in his entire time in the MCU.
Between 1:19 and 1:20 if you slow down the video, you can actually see that UI marks the wall of tunnel with red warning sign as collision point, and Tony indeed scratches that wall on his way out of the building. It's so fast that it's hardly even noticeable, but it's still there. Amazing attention to details.
1:18 and 3:06 makes you feel happy that it was a success. it's like he's a kid on those scenes and i am glad he is happy genuinely and not worrying too much about aliens or his ptsd or the consequences of the avengers and the latter's collateral damage on the world.
Why would he worry about aliens & all the upcoming events in 2008?? The first living object which arrived on earth *from outer space* was Thor in 2011.
@@pulkitgupta5749 this was a call back reminiscing the down to earth times of the mcu. he died having that ptsd and paranoia or being a control freak in trying to protect the planet from all possible angles. this was a *callback*
3:07 In that laughter there is everything. Freedom, delight and joy like boy first time in his life finds out he is really alive and has everything in his hands. Love that moment! And this flight scene is worth most of movies from MCU.
In a few years time we'll all know just how important this film was for our generations. Not kidding, my 1st year of Btech and I talked to a lot of freshers about why they chose engineering. All answered they wanted to build something like the Iron Man suit a reality. This movie single-handedly created an entire generation of engineers. That aside, its still one of the best superhero movies for me.
I kind of wish they'd had Vision interact with Tony more. Yes, he was only part Jarvis, but his personality was most informed by the part that was Jarvis, and his memories were likely of Jarvis to some extent. It would've been nice to see the two interact with the dynamic they had here shifted a bit and seeing them adjust to that. Imagine a scene where Tony is warning Vision against something, in a friendly but concerned way, and Vision just looks at him and says "Sometimes you have to run before you can walk".
Vision didn't get a lot of time to develop in general. He was born in Ultron, in the background of Civil War, and then he was hunted in Infinity War while Tony was off planet. That said, it's entirely possible that if we ever get some solo Vision stories, he might have flashbacks where he and Tony got to interact. There was plenty of time for those two to get to know each other better off-screen.
Man I still get major goosebumps during this scene. Builds up when you see the armor breathing of life. Intensifies when the HUD activates. Excitement drives home the serious precautions of flight travel and air weather estimates. And when Tony launches he's voicing the audience were we're in his... armor. What time to be seated in a theater. Thanks Favreau.
Man his reaction in the entire flight feels so genuine… Like when you remember flying is one of the most known dreams out there, and it just becomes a reality
Wait a minute... Jarvis=Vision, So (Vision+Scarlet=Love) = Jarvis+Scarlet=Love...And Vision is dead = Jarvis is dead...damn...Jarvis was gone but we get Vision...but losing Vision means we lost Jarvis...A lot of RIP for the Stark family...
So it's 2009. Showing my mum this movie for the first time. "I am Iron Man" My mum smiles, looks at me and asks: "Know why he said that?" "No?" "It's so they can make a sequel" She had no idea, just how right she was.
This movie had what a lot of later MCU films just lacked: a sense of wonder of the hero discovering their abilities like when Tobey Maguire learned to swing. Captain America becomes buff and immediately chases a guy down. Strange does nothing with his weird powers in his film. Really wish they brought some of this Magic back
The first time I saw this movie, looking at Start working on the Mk II suit, I really thought Iron Man really was a technology we could have achieved within a few years. A decade later and we are still struggling to wear masks smh.
Ant-Man definitely explored his abilities and we see him train. Captain America was able to run bc it's...running. His powers are fairly basic and thanks to the serum, he can adapt fairly quickly to most things, even using Mjolnir for the first time. Interestingly the one thing he struggled to adapt to was modern everyday life.
Strange had to let go of all his previous knowledge of what he thought he knew and studied his ass off and even when he started to fight he was still struggling with his power, and his cape fighted better than him, but still Strange didn't have it easy at first either, he got better by reading about what he could do, struggled a bit, and later used his wits and some of his powers to save the day, and he got the wonders too.
Donaven to be fair he could afford to buy a new piano and get the Shelby fixed or just get a new one all together, so I don’t think it would bother him much 😅
@@DynoMANTV both things are incredibly rare, the Shelby probably being worth more than the house. Those things are crazy expensive in that mint condition.
The joy that Robert and Jon had in making this is just so evident in the excellent quality of the movie. The first time I watched this was with my son, 14 years ago, and every time I see it now I'm taken right back to that time sitting next to him. The best memories, thank you Jon & Robert 🙏❤
The three film introduction of ironman with rdj is what made avengers. The cgi was better then than last 4/5 marvel 'blockbusters'. It felt so much more real with strongly developed and well cast characters.
Man, I remember watching this as a little kid and loving it. Watching it now as an engineer, I'm actually inspired and appreciate it even more. Unlike many things, these movies really do get better with age
The shots of Tony flying up and aiming straight for the moon have a subtle poetry to them now. It's like subconsciously, primally, he knew he had unlocked not just a new destiny for himself, but an entirely new tier of destiny for humanity. What's so great about Phase 1 of the MCU is how it captures the human element. Aside from Thor, and arguably Cap's shield material, every superhero is born from nothing but humanity's own ingenuity and willpower, their creativity and soul. Cap's heart, Tony's mind, Banner's willpower, Black Widow and Hawkeye's skills, Nick Fury's foresight: each first human Avenger represents and contributes the peak offerings of the Human race, which makes their collective first victory against an alien invasion so much more satisfying. Like seeing the first man on the moon in the real world, it's scenes like this (even in fiction) that inspire young minds to chase our greatest potential. Iron Man deserves to be remembered as a masterpiece, if for nothing else than for what it represents.
Wow.. when Tony first started out testing how high his suit can fly and later freezing up due to the cold temperatures and falling back to Earth. Now, in Infinity War, he managed to go hypersonic to chase the "flying donut" that held Strange in order to save him - he went to space!!! He's come a long waaaaaay.
Maybe Tony didn't realize the weight of his iron man suit 2 after all of the modifications that he added/remove from the cave suit that hhe created earlier.
@@michelnguyen4819 mkII suit is made of titanium which is a lightweight metal. The suit roughly weighs around 200 pounds or something which is equal to a weight of an adult seal
@@Jedi_Knigga Marvel received very little from the share of profits from those films. It was ultimately Iron Man 1 that pulled the studio from the brink of bankruptcy
@@CalvoSoBad come on Iron Man is the special ingredient in those movies. Imagine Age of Ultron or Civil War without him. I think Iron Man 1 is the best
@@piercedonaghey3139 I think they mentioned somewhere that that Very Helpful Robot was one of Tony's first projects, so he's just kept it all these years.
@@Pleasant_exe It's NOT practical. This old suit is 100% cgi. Yeah they made a practical one but just for reference, the suits in the movie have always been cgi
(alternate universe) "Tony Stark was found deceased this morning on the Peddington 54th street highway, apparently having succumbed to his injuries after impacting on the causeway in what appears to a be some sort of powered suit that he was testing at extreme altitudes. It is not exactly clear what failed at this time, and Stark Industries has refused all comments until further notice."
To be honest with the speed he was going, I don’t think they would’ve been able to recognize him if he had died. Tony would’ve had to have a closed coffin haha
@@michaelesposito2629 Oh? do you know of some experimental plane that is still classified? The SR-71 is the highest flying plane. Yes, there HAVE been planes that have gone higher, but that is only because they literally had rocket boosters attached to them. In the case of the X-15 it was even ferried by a B-52 to the B-52's max altitude. The fact is, is that the sr-71 is the highest flying PLANE, manned rockets and airplanes that need a boost from another plane don't count.
@Yuri DeKhed that was not SUSTAINED flight. he used ALL his boost to obtain that altitude (and completely scrapped that plane). He just got his plane going as fast as he could then pointed himself skyward, afterwards he had to glide his plane in because his engines were completely fried. Additionally, with a 2 rocket payload, the max altitude was 78,000 feet (and it could only reasonably sustain that altitude for about 5-10minutes) and with the standard 4 missile payload it was ~68,000 feet. The MiG-25 was even unable to launch its rockets above 85,000 feet. The Sr-71 could hold 95,000+ for HOURS at Mach 3+ and level flight. If an Sr-71 was *wasted* like Alexandr did his MiG-25 it would reach atleast 150,000+ feet.
@Yuri DeKhed The question is "highest flying" not "highest altitude reached." Flight is NOT freefall (which is what the MIG-25 does to reach anything over 85,000 feet)
Still the most badass introduction of a super hero. Watched it in 2008-2009. Got chills that time and still today. RDJ played Tony and Iron man to the absolute best. I knew it was start of something special from Marvel.
Fun fact J.A.R.V.I.S. stands for: just a rather very intelligent system. And F.R.I.D.A.Y. stands for: Female Replacement Intelligent Digital Assistant Youth.
The shots of him flying up and aiming straight for the moon have a subtle poetry to them now. It's like subconsciously, primally, he knew he had unlocked not just a new destiny for himself, but an entirely new tier of destiny for humanity.
Tony’s reaction just does it for me 3:06 I think we can all say we’ve had the same reaction knowing that when you build something with your hands especially by yourself and it works there’s no better feeling.
No current gen mcu is going to compare to the excitement this scene holds for me. The thrill i feel just by lookin at the scene. Fuckin out of this god damn world
There's a subtle evolution in Tony's movement with the armors in every movie, in the first one they are clunky and sort of stiff, because every system is still hydraulic and electric, he moves like a robot and sounds like one, up until Infinity War when e switches to the Nanoarmor, he now moves like a man in tight clothes, way smoother, it's great detail work from the CGi guys that's easily missed and goes almost unnoticeable.
MCU designed him to be a man in a suit proportion. Later they gradually changed to Superhero proportion beginning with Mark 7. Robert does not have that body type.
You'd be amazed at the amount of CGI used in modern day films and how seamlessly it's implemented. Much easier to use a wrecked cobra 3D CGI model than to actually drop a weight on a replica that can cost upwards of $20-30k
Sea Anemoanemiaeia don’t get me wrong I really like all the Iron man suits except the one in Infinity War the new one lost the sense of realism that the previous versions had. I just really disliked the new one
Never really acknowledged this before, but the HuD at 0:56 is perfectly synched up; Shutdown Aborted flashes as soon as Tony interrupts Jarvis, Weather, ATC, and ground control all appear as Tony lists them. Gotta love the attention to detail.
I remember watching this scene for the first time when I was 9. The music, the CGI, RDJ'S stellar performance... it really felt like a dream. This movie along with Raimi's Spiderman and the first Transformers movie were one of the highlights of my childhood.
I remember this on the big screen back in 2008. 2nd PG-13 movie I saw (I was 8). I was completely awestruck by the music & the suit. My family loved it so much that my dad took us to the drive-in to watch it again. Good times
Mark 2 is definitely the coolest looking suit. It may not have the most features, but I think it's a lot nicer than something like the mark 42, or any red and gold one.
This science gets me everytime. Literally my most favourite scene in the entire iron man trilogy or any of his suit ups. The way he finally reached the border of the atmosphere and he is about to fall because he didn't calculate for the "icing problem" It represents the balance between scientific drive and discovery as well as potential danger and destruction and it all comes together as he nearly hits the ground. Love it so much. All in 4 minutes no less.
All these years later, even after the Avengers movies, even after the conclusion of the whole Infinity Saga with Infinity War and Endgame, some of the early classics like Iron Man 1 still hold up damn well.
![Iron Man | Final Fight Scene Part 1 [2008]](/img/n.gif)
I kind of miss the heavy, mechanical movements of the older armors. And I loved how there were a lot of moving parts.
yeah iron man was my fav when it came out but the suit and weapons slowly became less realistic so i cant say im really into it these days, ill always love this first movie though
RandomGuy#09 Well he’s dead now so...no worries.
If you watched civil war, then its the reason ant man managed to get into his suit that he made it really smooth and not mechanical
Shot guy Are you dumb?
@@scarversek6419 no
3:07 That laugh is liberating. It's like finding out as a kid that you nailed a math test you thought you failed, or finding out as an adult that your insurance is actually going to fully cover the cost of something.
I always smile whenever i see that laugh.
That adult version is super depressing but really really true.
I've never ever seen the adult one happen, I'm not joking
His acting is spot on
That insurance part is kinda sad but true
1:52 That kid was the first person to ever see Iron-Man, grew up hearing about his acts of heroism, probably got snapped away by Thanos by the time he was 18 just graduating high school, then came back only for Iron Man to have died an hour later. What a story.
That's...actually an interesting theory
What if it's Peter Parker
@@hurricanes___6982 Peter does not have a sister although if the girl was not there then maybe your theory could be possible. (I am only guessing that the girl is his sister)
Peter never lived in Malibu
@@koji2072 Good point
This suit-up scene can still give goosebumps to any real Iron Man fan. Plus the rock music doubled the enjoyment here.
The rock music is by ramin djawadi
Perfection!
Exactly how I feel. 15 years since I first saw this scene at theaters and it still gives me goosebumps.
It became War Machine
What exactly is a fake Iron Man fan?
Still probably some of the best CGI in any film, still looks incredibly real 14 years later
The last part was not CGI, REAL IRON MAN SUIT!!
can't believe its already 14 years old!
T2 still hold up. Jurassic Park looks great too. Hell, even star wars. It's not about age.
Indeed
Pirates of the Caribbean look pretty great
The most unbelievable part is that his freshly-written OS loads successfully and does not have bugs on the very first run.
I mean, the line between fiction and fantasy gets blurred ALOT in modern media so I'm not surprised lmao
When you can make an armor capable of going faster than 9G of velocity with tech never seen before
Making a OS is something easy
@@LaloSalamancaGaming69 and apparently the tech to prevent his body from turning to goo when hitting 9G's in like 2 seconds.
Facts
@@Chazwozel1 yes 😂
Im gonna say he is built differently or he is using some kind of enclosed system like the one that some pilots have in their planes
The expressions of Tony in the helmet while experiencing flying for the first time here, is probably the most child-like, happiest, geek-out in his entire time in the MCU.
I was looking for this comment! : )
We would all be like that tbh, like who’s gonna pass up a chance to fly?!
@@Cangaca777 ppaP
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Between 1:19 and 1:20 if you slow down the video, you can actually see that UI marks the wall of tunnel with red warning sign as collision point, and Tony indeed scratches that wall on his way out of the building. It's so fast that it's hardly even noticeable, but it's still there. Amazing attention to details.
great observation
Good spot!
Good spot! It's easy to see by pressing . (dot) and , (comma) to play the video frame by frame
There’s also an accompanying sound effect lol
@@ryon5174that little screech
I remember watching this on DVD back in like 2009 and when he fell through the floor me and my mom died laughing, such a cool scene too.
my condolences to you and your mom
Sorry for your loss
God bless you and your family.
We sincerely hope your family recovers from this tragedy.
F
Tony and J.A.R.V.I.S relationship is underrated. Friday is decent but no one replaces J.A.R.V.I.S
Well Friday is exactly that. A replacement and nothing more.
Why are you saying J.A.R.V.I.S and also are saying Friday? Say either Jarvis or F.R.I.D.A.Y
That's the point
Jarvis regularly demonstrated a tart wit.
Vision replaced him
Jarvis: “Sir, I’ve made a safety brief for you to ignore.”
safety
Sefety
...which I will
*"Gluton Free Waffles Sir..."*
jarvis is the absolte best!
1:18 and 3:06 makes you feel happy that it was a success. it's like he's a kid on those scenes and i am glad he is happy genuinely and not worrying too much about aliens or his ptsd or the consequences of the avengers and the latter's collateral damage on the world.
Ты что обосс большая и у тебя костюм теперь вонючий я обосранный💩
Why would he worry about aliens & all the upcoming events in 2008??
The first living object which arrived on earth *from outer space* was Thor in 2011.
@@pulkitgupta5749 this was a call back reminiscing the down to earth times of the mcu. he died having that ptsd and paranoia or being a control freak in trying to protect the planet from all possible angles.
this was a *callback*
"Tony Stark was able to build the Marvel Cinematic Universe in a cave! With a box of scraps!" ~ Obadiah Stane.
-DC
@@TheSevenGuy
DC: "Well, I'm not Marvel."
DC: "Well, I'm not Marvel."
Zach Snyder: Well iam sorry iam not Kevin Feige
He can *BUILD ANYTHING IN A CAVE! AS LONG AS HE HAS A BOX OF SCRAPS!*
The ice building up before he got to space was the universe saying "you aren't ready for what's out there."
hi
😭💀
It was like "You're not ready yet until 2012/2018, get the hell back down there!"
Some purple aliens lol.
His not ready to meet Thanos😂
3:07 In that laughter there is everything. Freedom, delight and joy like boy first time in his life finds out he is really alive and has everything in his hands. Love that moment! And this flight scene is worth most of movies from MCU.
I have experienced that the first time riding a motorcycle. No other feeling like it.
It’s what’s called a “joygasm “ 😂
In a few years time we'll all know just how important this film was for our generations.
Not kidding, my 1st year of Btech and I talked to a lot of freshers about why they chose engineering. All answered they wanted to build something like the Iron Man suit a reality. This movie single-handedly created an entire generation of engineers.
That aside, its still one of the best superhero movies for me.
Love that
Not to mention that whenever someone mentions A.I. that JARVIS is exactly what we all think about.
@@SeanOHanlonWent to a speaker event featuring one of google’s top executives. His words, “We will soon all have our own Jarvis.”
World’s a changing.
14 years later. That walk-around reveal still gives me goosebumps.
and CGI is the best of its kind around that time
I saw it opening night back in 2008, everyone went nuts when they finally showed the full suit
I kind of wish they'd had Vision interact with Tony more. Yes, he was only part Jarvis, but his personality was most informed by the part that was Jarvis, and his memories were likely of Jarvis to some extent. It would've been nice to see the two interact with the dynamic they had here shifted a bit and seeing them adjust to that.
Imagine a scene where Tony is warning Vision against something, in a friendly but concerned way, and Vision just looks at him and says "Sometimes you have to run before you can walk".
Vision didn't get a lot of time to develop in general. He was born in Ultron, in the background of Civil War, and then he was hunted in Infinity War while Tony was off planet. That said, it's entirely possible that if we ever get some solo Vision stories, he might have flashbacks where he and Tony got to interact. There was plenty of time for those two to get to know each other better off-screen.
U over thinking this tbh
Dude that would have been a good scene.
So much potential wasted
Tony slowly starts to hug vision
“Kill power”
**shuts down arc reactor**
Rip
Oof
mega oof
*end credits*
Rip
Man I still get major goosebumps during this scene. Builds up when you see the armor breathing of life. Intensifies when the HUD activates. Excitement drives home the serious precautions of flight travel and air weather estimates. And when Tony launches he's voicing the audience were we're in his... armor. What time to be seated in a theater. Thanks Favreau.
Amen baby
@@franciscopuentes6049 Amen Brother. 🍻
I love this armor much more than the later "nanotec" versions.
I agree the classic is always the best.
also i love andrew and tobey's spider man suits which are alomost realistic...not the suits with extra tech in home series
@@heckervarun having tech in a spider-man suit is fine but the homecoming suit had to much tech
@@konoyaruda2544 yeah, so that they have to design it with vfx, which almost looks like clay
Yes yes i agree, new = bad
TONY : "sometimes you gotta run before you can walk"
J.A.R.V.I.S : sir that absolutely makes no sense.
TONY: exactly.
@Ben Daulton makes total sense
Humans learned walking later and climbing the trees earlier when going through evolution.
To that I say "Hell Yeah"
Yeaaaahh🤣🤣🤣
baby tries to run falls and scraps its knee. learns to walk :p
3:07 when you write 200 lines of code, compile them without testing, and it all runs smoothly on the first try.
Zimny Lech Relatable
Well for me, if my coding works smoothly on first try and I can’t find any problem, I would be scared shitless
Don't make that a habit. Test everything. Or some dumb fuck will pass some dumb fucking input and fuck up your whole system.
Isn't running it part of testing though?
3:27 when you actually starts testing tho
Man his reaction in the entire flight feels so genuine…
Like when you remember flying is one of the most known dreams out there, and it just becomes a reality
Iron man was definitely one of the coolest characters in the MCU
Agreed
The coolest
Not one of the but he is no 1
@JM Rojas the ‘was’ in your sentence hit me.
whenever i see this kinds of comments forr a second i feel strange about the word 'was' and then i get reminded of endgame. feel sad
still don't believe this 11 years ago
i miss jarvis...
And Tony
For a 2008 movie, it was insanely good
Learn english
Gempjef Their English was better than your punctuation.
Wait a minute... Jarvis=Vision, So (Vision+Scarlet=Love) = Jarvis+Scarlet=Love...And Vision is dead = Jarvis is dead...damn...Jarvis was gone but we get Vision...but losing Vision means we lost Jarvis...A lot of RIP for the Stark family...
So it's 2009.
Showing my mum this movie for the first time.
"I am Iron Man"
My mum smiles, looks at me and asks: "Know why he said that?"
"No?"
"It's so they can make a sequel"
She had no idea, just how right she was.
Damn
Holy shit…. I never noticed that😮
Congratulations, you're mom's a prophet.
@@thewildcolonialboy8034She's a survivor
@@andreingramakadjscrewrip7372who wants to kill trillions
This movie had what a lot of later MCU films just lacked: a sense of wonder of the hero discovering their abilities like when Tobey Maguire learned to swing. Captain America becomes buff and immediately chases a guy down. Strange does nothing with his weird powers in his film. Really wish they brought some of this Magic back
The first time I saw this movie, looking at Start working on the Mk II suit, I really thought Iron Man really was a technology we could have achieved within a few years. A decade later and we are still struggling to wear masks smh.
@@yhachpham7291 Go look up Gravity Industries. The tech is here but the general public's still stupid
Ant-Man definitely explored his abilities and we see him train. Captain America was able to run bc it's...running. His powers are fairly basic and thanks to the serum, he can adapt fairly quickly to most things, even using Mjolnir for the first time. Interestingly the one thing he struggled to adapt to was modern everyday life.
@@vibraniumshield7383 Considering how Cap's arc ended, I don't think he even fully succeeded at adapting to the modern day.
And he's okay with that.
Strange had to let go of all his previous knowledge of what he thought he knew and studied his ass off and even when he started to fight he was still struggling with his power, and his cape fighted better than him, but still Strange didn't have it easy at first either, he got better by reading about what he could do, struggled a bit, and later used his wits and some of his powers to save the day, and he got the wonders too.
Tony Stark, the only person who could destroy a grand piano and a classic Shelby and only be annoyed because of the fire suppression system.
Donaven to be fair he could afford to buy a new piano and get the Shelby fixed or just get a new one all together, so I don’t think it would bother him much 😅
@@DynoMANTV both things are incredibly rare, the Shelby probably being worth more than the house. Those things are crazy expensive in that mint condition.
not the Shelby!!!
Not mint condition anymore!
@SplashymcsplashfaceIt's not about the money. No one will their Shelby to someone that broke one. They must be protected at all cost.
Absolutely love the attention to detail in the HUD.
Jetstream S. Same!
Also, when he's flying you can sort of see the ion trail and water vapor from the suit's engine.
The companies who did the suit and UI are twin companies called The Embassy and The Orphanage
Dogman15 Thanks!
Jetstream S. I think it's intentionally kind of excessive since be can process all of that information
The joy that Robert and Jon had in making this is just so evident in the excellent quality of the movie.
The first time I watched this was with my son, 14 years ago, and every time I see it now I'm taken right back to that time sitting next to him. The best memories, thank you Jon & Robert 🙏❤
Iron man suit up scene is the most satisfying thing in the world
Ikr
Years later, that kid comes back for revenge on Tony Stark for making him drop his ice cream.
Yea, fun fact: that kid grew up to be Thanos
Years later he becomes the next Spiderman villain
“We create our own demons”
It’s that kid from Iron Man 3
Carlos Esquivel this is Eddie Brock in this universe lol or better yet Harry Osborn
Jarvis in Iron Man : *saves Tony
Jarvis in Civil War : *shoots Rhodey
Accident
That’s racist
@@josemiguelfernandezdelrio7515 (Just A Racist, Very Intelligent System)
Cause fuxk rhodey 🤣🤣🤣
Jarvis in WandaVision: Are you familiar with the thought experiment of the Ship of Theseus in the field of identity metaphysics?
The three film introduction of ironman with rdj is what made avengers. The cgi was better then than last 4/5 marvel 'blockbusters'. It felt so much more real with strongly developed and well cast characters.
That's because he wore some props in some scenes of the suit as opposed to wearing none of the suit for later movies
Man, I remember watching this as a little kid and loving it. Watching it now as an engineer, I'm actually inspired and appreciate it even more. Unlike many things, these movies really do get better with age
😂😂😂😂👎🏻
@@عبدالرحمنداود-ي6ع original
"How'd you fix the freezing problem?"
"Freezing problem?"
how'd you solve the icing problem*
*ding*
I'd just thaw it with a flat iron.... I'm Iron Man!
*icing problem*
"Might wanna look into it!:
Nobody:
Tony Stark: trying to beat a world record with a prototype...
Sounds like him alright.
To be fair most records are broken with a prototype. If it wasn't then the record would have already been broken
On the F-8 Crusader's first flight it broke the speed of sound.
*My Reaction:-* *Your Profile!😎
In many fictions, prototypes are superior to mass production models for some reason. It is now a trope called "super prototypes".
3:06 Insane acting... I can feel that excitement too👏👏
The shots of Tony flying up and aiming straight for the moon have a subtle poetry to them now. It's like subconsciously, primally, he knew he had unlocked not just a new destiny for himself, but an entirely new tier of destiny for humanity.
What's so great about Phase 1 of the MCU is how it captures the human element. Aside from Thor, and arguably Cap's shield material, every superhero is born from nothing but humanity's own ingenuity and willpower, their creativity and soul. Cap's heart, Tony's mind, Banner's willpower, Black Widow and Hawkeye's skills, Nick Fury's foresight: each first human Avenger represents and contributes the peak offerings of the Human race, which makes their collective first victory against an alien invasion so much more satisfying.
Like seeing the first man on the moon in the real world, it's scenes like this (even in fiction) that inspire young minds to chase our greatest potential. Iron Man deserves to be remembered as a masterpiece, if for nothing else than for what it represents.
Huhh who cares😂 no one gonna read this lengthy shit😂🤣
@@harrypotter-cm6mv Shut Up
@@harrypotter-cm6mv I read it.
@@harrypotter-cm6mv I read it too.. ig you can’t read it, cuz you’re too young yet
Well said!
Wow.. when Tony first started out testing how high his suit can fly and later freezing up due to the cold temperatures and falling back to Earth. Now, in Infinity War, he managed to go hypersonic to chase the "flying donut" that held Strange in order to save him - he went to space!!! He's come a long waaaaaay.
Tony always learns from his mistakes
At the start thor also nearly knocked him out so he built an energy resistant suit
I think he's been making these suits as space-proof as possible since flying a nuke into space and almost dying...
Damn Right!
The best kind of character development
If you know the price of the piano and the car he broke when he fell, you will feel the pain more.
Good thing hes rich. Lol
It ain't mine, why would I care?
@@Maido876 theres a think called sympathy. Would be sad if someone broke your stuff and said the same thing. Modern ignorance.
@@nathanjohnson5596 sympathy for a movie character and set props? It wasnt even a dramatic scene, relax lol
@@nathanjohnson5596 Honestly, I don't think that would bother him much.
Tony’s face when he recovers and that exclamation cracks me up. “YEEEEEEUUHHHHAHAHAAA”
YEAAAAAHAHAHA
Anyone feel that when Tony said, "Cut power," JARVIS cut _all_ power including any suspension/mobility aids to be a smartass?
Hmmmmmmm, now that you mentioned it... 😅😆
Maybe Tony didn't realize the weight of his iron man suit 2 after all of the modifications that he added/remove from the cave suit that hhe created earlier.
He said "kill power" i think
Friggin smartass A.I.
@@michelnguyen4819 mkII suit is made of titanium which is a lightweight metal. The suit roughly weighs around 200 pounds or something which is equal to a weight of an adult seal
"Sometimes you gotta run before you can walk".............very rise words he should have told that to spiderman
one could interpret his really strict behavior as a symptom of that he actually cares more about peters life than about his own
B.P Nation It would've Been awesome
Probably be
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this is a film that made Marvel rise from bankruptcy
Muhmad Setiawan X-Men (2000), Spider-Man (2002), X2: United (2003)**
@@Jedi_Knigga Marvel received very little from the share of profits from those films. It was ultimately Iron Man 1 that pulled the studio from the brink of bankruptcy
Don't forget Blade.
@@geraltofrivia4107 tf is blade
@@Samanthnyaa jesus kid, what do u even see?
Over 14 years, and I JUST NOW noticed you can see Tony's eyes behind the mask at 2:34.
I love this movie.
nice observation
I swear I watched this movie over 10x how didn't I notice this?
Had to screenshot and edit it, that’s almost a little creepy haha
Holy shit you're right
ngl its kinda creepy😭
This “outdated” armor still looks beautiful
Yeah that silver finish makes it look really sleak
The cgi team did an amazing job on this movie.
@@Jamplays592 it's a real suit (at the beginning) thats the reason is looks so super cool.
Still the best MCU movie, hands down.
Bro u forgot civil war
@@CalvoSoBad what bout avengers age of Ultron.
Bro dont know any other movies💀infinity war solos this
This movie made marvel.
@@CalvoSoBad come on Iron Man is the special ingredient in those movies. Imagine Age of Ultron or Civil War without him. I think Iron Man 1 is the best
0:32 watched this scene 50 times, still cool.
Also the rock music in the background made it more badass
Dude it looks sick and the armor with no paint on it makes it look better in my opinion
I’m telling you know, the iron man 1 sound track was amazing
@@aadityammahanta6141 yes ❤❤❤
Saw this in the theatre and is still one of my most favorite moments in any Marvel film.
EmiliAno
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That last scene kills me to this day. 😂
Its amazing 🤣
3:33
Love when the extinguisher robot does that.
Very helpful robot 👍👍
He's dum-E
It has a name. The name is DUM-E
Jajajajaja I like that robot arm 😅😅😅
@@piercedonaghey3139 I think they mentioned somewhere that that Very Helpful Robot was one of Tony's first projects, so he's just kept it all these years.
This scene is in my mind, the definition of 'humble beginnings'.
I still prefer how real the suits felt back then, I wish they didn’t go 100% CGI
This is still full Cgi though..
JIDHIN DHARAN M.P no, in the first iron man films parts of the suits were real so it felt way more real than later on films.
@@jidhindharanm.p9351 Dude the suit in this movie was practical
@@FetaCheezyAlfredo the suit you see here when it's all assembling , that is 100% cgi
@@Pleasant_exe It's NOT practical. This old suit is 100% cgi. Yeah they made a practical one but just for reference, the suits in the movie have always been cgi
(alternate universe) "Tony Stark was found deceased this morning on the Peddington 54th street highway, apparently having succumbed to his injuries after impacting on the causeway in what appears to a be some sort of powered suit that he was testing at extreme altitudes. It is not exactly clear what failed at this time, and Stark Industries has refused all comments until further notice."
To be honest with the speed he was going, I don’t think they would’ve been able to recognize him if he had died. Tony would’ve had to have a closed coffin haha
Ouch
WTF is this bs.
“Thanks for dooming the universe, ya dipstick.”
If that happened, then Thanos would've won
We went from this, to a nanobot suit that could be any parts he wanted at will, Stark is amazing
With that suit also having the capability to not only fly above the sr-71 blackbirds record, but to also be able to fly in space
Jesse ybarra why use sr-71 as an example? It’s not even the highest flying plane.
@@michaelesposito2629 Oh? do you know of some experimental plane that is still classified? The SR-71 is the highest flying plane. Yes, there HAVE been planes that have gone higher, but that is only because they literally had rocket boosters attached to them. In the case of the X-15 it was even ferried by a B-52 to the B-52's max altitude. The fact is, is that the sr-71 is the highest flying PLANE, manned rockets and airplanes that need a boost from another plane don't count.
@Yuri DeKhed that was not SUSTAINED flight. he used ALL his boost to obtain that altitude (and completely scrapped that plane). He just got his plane going as fast as he could then pointed himself skyward, afterwards he had to glide his plane in because his engines were completely fried. Additionally, with a 2 rocket payload, the max altitude was 78,000 feet (and it could only reasonably sustain that altitude for about 5-10minutes) and with the standard 4 missile payload it was ~68,000 feet. The MiG-25 was even unable to launch its rockets above 85,000 feet. The Sr-71 could hold 95,000+ for HOURS at Mach 3+ and level flight. If an Sr-71 was *wasted* like Alexandr did his MiG-25 it would reach atleast 150,000+ feet.
@Yuri DeKhed The question is "highest flying" not "highest altitude reached." Flight is NOT freefall (which is what the MIG-25 does to reach anything over 85,000 feet)
0:31 the real theme is born.
I really wish they kept using this theme, it was so badass and is probably my favorite theme 😆
Baddass theme
@@janakawickramage5318 it was the most damn badass moment in MCU
Exactly and not that current hip hop crap.
The control surfaces check might be the sexiest CGI I've ever seen in my life.
That was CGI?? LOL
Still the most badass introduction of a super hero. Watched it in 2008-2009. Got chills that time and still today. RDJ played Tony and Iron man to the absolute best. I knew it was start of something special from Marvel.
Imagine his suit didn’t come back online and just pile drived into the earth. 😂 Had to be one of the many futures Strange saw lmao
Strange watched futures where they could beat thanos not looking into the past
@@donayee7803 you ruined it 🤣
@@velmistrvojtik5738 What the heck? He's correct.
@@avpaavcomics1299 he is correct but this was a joke and the dude had to “ruin” it
Imao apa itu artinya..??
Fun fact J.A.R.V.I.S. stands for: just a rather very intelligent system.
And F.R.I.D.A.Y. stands for: Female Replacement Intelligent Digital Assistant Youth.
Oh
Jarvis is a real person in the MCU though
@@GamerGypps He was Howard Stark's butler, right? Edward Jarvis?
@@Locust-13 yes
And E.D.I.T.H stands for:Even Dead I'm The Hero.
These older suits looks so much cooler and better than the new ones
Except for nano tech
Because these are real practical suits built by Stan Winston
I wouldn’t say better.
@@user-kk4yc1ut9h Nano tech is the worst
@@zacoman2225 why
1:18 there's a beautiful detail watch it in .25 x the detail is iron man actually hit the wall and his suit warned him with a red signal
good eye
I think I found this detail when I was a kid whose inspiration was iron man
Meanwhile Heimdall was watching and enjoying this scene from Asgard
So was Drax. If you look closely next to the piano Tony smashed through in his house, you can see Drax . . . standing veeeeerrryy still.
@@johnwalker1058 hahahaha
0:47 when the loose hit hats come in...pure filth. Such a dirty drum section that makes this more badass
Perhaps one of the most iconic scenes in movie history!
This 1st flight is the best scene of all Ironman movies. Soundrtack too,fits perfectly
“Jarvis, sometimes you gotta run before you can walk.”
Why isn’t anybody talking about this quote?
Cuz it's meaningless
@@ellroyce Just like you
I use it sometimes when I start exercising. But then I kinda mess myself up a but, so yeah.
I don't quite it because I don't know anyone named Jarvis
daddyrichten Lmfao.
Minecraft players when they get an elytra for the first time
"how did you fix the stalling problem?"
How’d you fix the breaking problem?
Breaking problem?
*MarkII fell to their death.
XD
@@hencethebeetroot Jarvis upgrade elytra with Mending
*Glide Theme intensifies*
Anyone who’s flown like Iron Man before knows that it really is the greatest feeling ever.
Tony did exactly what he told us he was gona do. Break the record
The way Tony's having fun and not knowing what awaits him in the future makes me happy and sad at the same time.
The shots of him flying up and aiming straight for the moon have a subtle poetry to them now. It's like subconsciously, primally, he knew he had unlocked not just a new destiny for himself, but an entirely new tier of destiny for humanity.
2:58 damn that sound when his suit reboots
Eargasm
Wow
Satisfies my brain
It sounds like a v12 lambo going at corsa mode
How fast it Boots Up ,
Can't imagine how much Processing power Tony Installed in that Suit 😯
Tony’s reaction just does it for me 3:06 I think we can all say we’ve had the same reaction knowing that when you build something with your hands especially by yourself and it works there’s no better feeling.
The moment Iron Man became an instant Icon.
I guess you can say that the final results were..."through the roof"
See yourself out...
*clap*
(Slowly claps) bravo
Give this man a trophy 🏆
We came a long way from here to infinity war
Ja Lumbs and Endgame coming to the end
We are in the endgame now!
@@anilmhatre1069 almost
RIP IRONMAN
@@LesterCrest13 STOP WITH THE SPOILERS
No current gen mcu is going to compare to the excitement this scene holds for me. The thrill i feel just by lookin at the scene. Fuckin out of this god damn world
There's a subtle evolution in Tony's movement with the armors in every movie, in the first one they are clunky and sort of stiff, because every system is still hydraulic and electric, he moves like a robot and sounds like one, up until Infinity War when e switches to the Nanoarmor, he now moves like a man in tight clothes, way smoother, it's great detail work from the CGi guys that's easily missed and goes almost unnoticeable.
MCU designed him to be a man in a suit proportion. Later they gradually changed to Superhero proportion beginning with Mark 7. Robert does not have that body type.
It's a shame tbh. He's not iron man anymore. He's Nano man
@@mattbecker743
Well I mean he’s dead more so
The original suit is better because it looks and sounds realistic
@@Master_Bruce_Wayne coming from a guy who kinda has his own XD
2:33 When the lights go out, you can see Tony's eyes through the slits. Amazing attention to detail.
Good catch! All the times I've seen this movie, and never saw that.
@@PlasmaCoolantLeak Yep! 😊
i can t see them. I don t know what you re talking about
Un homme qui court. Adjust your brightness
Even small details like this just proved how much effort marvel putted in on their movies
Nobody understand just how wild this movie was as a stand alone for the mean time. I miss those old times.
Then why are you saying so when no one understands 🤣
Bruh, you are not that smart. Stop being narcissistic and think you are the only person who understand
This scene just makes you feel happy, like you can achieve anything 😊
This is every engineer's dream.
indeed, that feeling of Euphoria at 3:07 is what makes it all worth it and puts this in my top 3 marvel scenes
Yes that scream and laugh is very engineer like
Of all cars he could've landed on he landed on the Cobra.
G.I.Joe approves.
Well, it's the easiest car to get a hold of cheap replicas for. Plus, it was probably CGI anyways :P
Jacinth Gudetti def not cgi
You'd be amazed at the amount of CGI used in modern day films and how seamlessly it's implemented. Much easier to use a wrecked cobra 3D CGI model than to actually drop a weight on a replica that can cost upwards of $20-30k
For example, most of the fire and scenery (including the canyons) in Mad Max Fury Road were CG
3:35 That bot is really underrated.
Boi, I cried when I saw it falling to death in Iron Man 3, so many funny moments...
60th like and 2nd reply
Dum-E is not underrated at all. We all love it
😂😂
Silver armor with blue light color inside is the most underrated ironman design of all time. Its set the spark on many ironman lovers.
*Stark*
You know me
*I do. You're not the only one cursed with knowledge*
मुझे उम्मीद है कि अगली आयरनमैन फिल्म उन्होंने भारत में बनाई :)
You are only my curse
.....stark
@@darshanshrestha9119 It's: My only curse is you
Thanos
Personally, this is my favorite-looking suit of all of them.
Leo Eppinga have u seen the new bleeding edge suit it’s so much cooler
Matthew Cheung it's cool but this one is way much cooler. this is prototype!
the new suit? it was trash! so cartoonish!!!
Sea Anemoanemiaeia don’t get me wrong I really like all the Iron man suits except the one in Infinity War the new one lost the sense of realism that the previous versions had. I just really disliked the new one
I would even prefer the suit case armour in Iron man 2 than the new one or even the mark one for that matter
meanwhile, in 2020 in the real world: several commercial airline pilots reported seeing "a man in a jet-suit at 3000 feet around LAX.
It was Iron Man!
Heh...3000 feet
Admittedly the guy’s entire suit was designed to support the jets on his hands and feet and there was no armor whatsoever but it was awesome
@@mileskessler6634 where did you find this information? who's the guy?
I miss the old days of Ironman. These suits were awesome
Never really acknowledged this before, but the HuD at 0:56 is perfectly synched up; Shutdown Aborted flashes as soon as Tony interrupts Jarvis, Weather, ATC, and ground control all appear as Tony lists them. Gotta love the attention to detail.
I remember watching this scene for the first time when I was 9. The music, the CGI, RDJ'S stellar performance... it really felt like a dream.
This movie along with Raimi's Spiderman and the first Transformers movie were one of the highlights of my childhood.
that set of movies you just said couldnt have been better for a 9 year old at the time. what a time
this comment hit me hard damn
Ramin Djawadi's soundtrack added a lot to this scene.
This movie will always be one of the best movies ever.
I remember this on the big screen back in 2008. 2nd PG-13 movie I saw (I was 8). I was completely awestruck by the music & the suit. My family loved it so much that my dad took us to the drive-in to watch it again. Good times
Mark 2 is definitely the coolest looking suit. It may not have the most features, but I think it's a lot nicer than something like the mark 42, or any red and gold one.
Zoom I think it's more to do with the color schemes.
I totally agree
I like the black one the most, we dont get to see it very long, but in Iron Man III vs. extremis it splits itself, so it probably is the Mk 38-41
It's cool but I prefer the Mark 3.
Zoom yeah it's great that you can see all the bolts on the front
I remember seeing this for the first time in theaters man that suit looked fucking awesome and still does..love you 3000 IRONMAN
This science gets me everytime. Literally my most favourite scene in the entire iron man trilogy or any of his suit ups. The way he finally reached the border of the atmosphere and he is about to fall because he didn't calculate for the "icing problem"
It represents the balance between scientific drive and discovery as well as potential danger and destruction and it all comes together as he nearly hits the ground.
Love it so much. All in 4 minutes no less.
The first Iron Man is such a good movie.
All these years later, even after the Avengers movies, even after the conclusion of the whole Infinity Saga with Infinity War and Endgame, some of the early classics like Iron Man 1 still hold up damn well.