@@godofevil9468 Kaecelius? So you do know when 2 characters are played by the same actor . Unfortunately you get confused 2 different actors play 2 different characters
Obadiah: "It's time for the both of us to go. It is the law of the natural world." *Obadiah falls into the Arc Reactor* Tony: "...And that is the law of gravity."
Sounds like Die Another Day. Graves: *puts on a parachute and turns towards the open airplane doors* Well, time to face destiny. Bond: *opens Graves' parachute while inside the plane* Time to face gravity. *Grave gets sucked into the plane propeller*
3:09 tony slips into deep sleep and dreams of fighting aliens led by nordic god of mischief with a ragtag team composed of a 91 years old WWII veteran, a russian spy, a modern robin hood, the nordic god's brother with a hammer and a green frankenstein's monster until it angrily roars at him causing him to wake up
The way that Tony looks at Obadiah as his old friend is struggling to escape the Iron Monger suit speaks volumes. He's so sad, hurt, and betrayed. He thought that if he could trust anyone, it would have been his father's friend and business partner. And the fact that he still tries to save him even after all of the terrible things Obadiah's done to him and others... Tony Stark has a heart. ❤
Clockwork I was just telling someone that the part where he turns away from the explosion really makes no sense for the flow of the scene. This all makes sense now
@@Ordlnary_Gamer We know what happened. It's just story telling wise... what happened between the two scenes was too abrupt. It didn't flow well. Though I guess this whole scene was way too slow, no wonder they removed it. I wonder if it would've been better if they left an extra cut in between in the final movie.
Cameron Exactly. The final cut makes it look like he was already dead from the shock, and fell in the pool just to be more sure he was dead for good. That’s why him initially surviving it is a bit too far fetched, even for a comic book film. Glad it was cut. And the dialogue here is alright, but nothing too special.
you do realise that he meant that is was fine the way the published it and it was a good decision cutting this scene out (they cut it out before they applied the cgi so it wasnt a last call cut) btw you do realise you comment on a 2 year old comment ?
@@jemert96 but it could be a plot for character development although I’m not sure the other marvel films such as the avengers would take that into consideration
I have really liked some of the deleted scenes. Not this one. Bridges character died the way he should have, since he set Tony up to die in the first place.
2:20 has you can see lot of people would think tony had his suit automatically take off his right repulser but if you look closely stane actually removed it Edit: wanted to add another thing this scene good because it shows how much humility Tony developed from the start to the end of the movie like even though Obadiah ordered the terrorist attack then quite literally stole his heart, tried killing pepper, fought Tony while trying to kill him all that just for Tony to try and save him you can also see the look of horror on Tony’s face as Obadiah falls down
The actor removed it, but you can hear the mechanism. I mean, obviously Tony or JARVIS does it. There's no sense in trying to take Tony down with him and then taking his gauntlet so he dies alone ...
@@nakurukamura1318mk 3 got 0% energy, litteraly the ark reactor on the chest was off, SO Jarvis couldnt control it, apart from the fact that obadiah destroyed tony's helmet, so what happened is that the suit has a manual hand remover, the Same one Tony used on his left hand, so obadiah was stupid and press the wrong button
It's a pretty good scene. Hard to tell if it's better or not in the story. Perhaps if the story was deeper this would have the impact the writers wanted.
TheAmazingJackNelson In Iron Man 3 where Tonys house is being demolished, Tony gave Pepper the Mark 42 suit, he was about to get crushed but Pepper saved him..
2:26 That looks fuckin painful, especially seeing as though hes being crushed by a 10 foot metal suit on the way down and THEN the huge explosion, geez.
This scene would have been awesome. To the haters: Yeah, it's a long minute of nothing. That's why it should be trimmed down to 30 seconds. Show him fall on the beam. Show him try to get out. Show him reach for Tony. Show Tony hesitate and then grab. Show their exchange. Show Stane's betrayal and death. The pacing would work very well, just not how it is here. It needs to be trimmed a lot.
the reason it seems slow to most people is becouse this is the raw footage no background music, no color edititng, no nothing just a scene to show how you might want to use the scene
Needs some pace and "time" polishing etc, but could totally work as an extended cut with alternate ending options. I could show you, plus other goodies. 📽🐢
More of a shortened scene than a deleted one. Still, they did a great job on the final editing decisions: The final product was near perfection and still holds up to this day as one of the top Marvel movies ever to be released. RDJ was absolutely the best choice for that part.
I saw there was a mistake in the Iron Man movie with both gauntlet hands on Tony’s armor were gone, and when I watched this I figured out how it happened then.
I like this scene, adds more depth I woulda liked to see the last words between hero and villain like in other movies, BUT I feel like it wouldn't go as well with the pacing in that third act so it was probably a good decision cutting it
A long quiet period between 2 big explosions would have been quite disruptive to the pace of the sequence. It's like you're in a shouting match with someone, then you choked on your own saliva and had to pause a moment, then continue the shouting match.
I get why they didn't put it in but edited a bit more smoothly I think could have been a good addition. That was some excellent acting from both of them
I think a quicker version of this scene would’ve worked even better than what we actually got in the film. Just the two of them talking one last time before Obidiah’s demise.
Before seeing the deleted scene I wondered what would had happened to pepper because when stane fell directly in the final cut the reactor destroyed the building immediately and pepper couldn't have escaped in so less amount of time
At an MCU trivia event, that line "now it's time for both of us to go" was part of a question. I didn't know it, and was kind of frustrated to find out later it was part of a deleted scene. 😕
Estaba bien el final, hasta el momento en que se le desata el guante de ironman y Stane cae, no se me parece de esta forma una muerte muy estupida, me gustaría mas si Ironman fuera alcanzado a salvarlo
Well, Tony was trying to save Obadiah, but he was stuck in his own suit, and he accidentally took off Tony’s hand from his armor and he ended up falling to his death.
Not sure why Obadiah tried to just take atony with him in death. Would have been better if Obadiah was saved by Tony honestly. And Obadiah could have seen he was wrong and felt sorry for what he’s done or something. Would have made for a unique first villain.
I wish this scene stayed in. It would've circled back to how Obadiah bragged to a dying Tony about how the Iron Monger Suit wasn't "conservative" in its design. Only for the design to be the cause of his death in front of the man he tried to kill.
The death of Stane from the comics had way more weight than movies were able to show. This movie could've at least pay an homage to the comics by making him commit suicide after the realization that he can't win in a physical fight. Spider-Man did have an iconic scene from the comics where Goblin stabs himself. So why this movie couldn't have this?
L Disney was not involved with this film. Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America were all distributed by Paramount. While Disney did buy Marvel Studios in December 2009, Disney couldn't actually be involved in anything until the six film contract with Paramount ended. They ended up purchasing duel distribution rights for Avengers and Iron Man 3 in October 2010.
All that effort of trying to kill tony, and all for what, the company, even if he killed tony in the iron monger, he’d have a crap ton of witnesses around him, I guess he’d fly to a far away place and ditch the suit. idk.
In the final cut when you watch obadiahs fall in slow motion say 0.25x speed you see obadiahs hands waving around as if they were screaming take a close look at the final cut
I enjoyed the scene, especially the ending part where the arc reactor coming back online showed resilience and perseverance. But overall this scene was not necessary
![IRON MAN (2008) Obadiah Stane [HD] Marvel Behind the Scenes](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/QNWHr3QPDJQ/mqdefault.jpg)
Obediah made the Hulkbuster almost 10 years ago.
Emre no...No
Tony stark WAS ABLE TO build it in a cave!
WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS
Pixboy with all due respect... He is not Tony Stark
White Man that Watches Blacked Tru dat
White Man that Watches Blacked he built it at the start....
early access
Not really sense that's a really small version
I really liked Obi he was played brilliantly by Bridges and was an awesome stepping stone for villains of the MCU
Obi Wan Kenobi wasn’t even in this movie . Grow up .
@@SuperRedux Pfffft HAHAHAHAHAHAHHA!!!
Thank you Kaecilius your comment just made my day HAHAHAHA 😂🤣
@@godofevil9468 Kaecelius? So you do know when 2 characters are played by the same actor . Unfortunately you get confused 2 different actors play 2 different characters
@@SuperRedux Pfffft hahahahahaahaha stop please... hahahahaha
@@godofevil9468 I’m sorry I am so stupid
Obadiah: "It's time for the both of us to go. It is the law of the natural world."
*Obadiah falls into the Arc Reactor*
Tony: "...And that is the law of gravity."
it was actually done in the novelization, wish that it was done here in the movie too... or at least deleted scene.
Sounds like Die Another Day.
Graves: *puts on a parachute and turns towards the open airplane doors* Well, time to face destiny.
Bond: *opens Graves' parachute while inside the plane* Time to face gravity. *Grave gets sucked into the plane propeller*
James Fang a scientific theory basically is a law a scientific theory is different than a normal one
@@jamesfang2951 wow well look at this little boy .Who thought you that ?
:(
"Now its time for both of us to go."
Tony: "No U"
Tony: later i go okay?
@@exzobree9158bruh 😭
Maybe a faster paced version of this scene would've worked out.
It would've been interesting
After all, this guy knew Tony since he was a kid.
3:09 tony slips into deep sleep and dreams of fighting aliens led by nordic god of mischief with a ragtag team composed of a 91 years old WWII veteran, a russian spy, a modern robin hood, the nordic god's brother with a hammer and a green frankenstein's monster until it angrily roars at him causing him to wake up
U said that already
In another video
yeah i saw
Lol
The way that Tony looks at Obadiah as his old friend is struggling to escape the Iron Monger suit speaks volumes. He's so sad, hurt, and betrayed. He thought that if he could trust anyone, it would have been his father's friend and business partner. And the fact that he still tries to save him even after all of the terrible things Obadiah's done to him and others... Tony Stark has a heart. ❤
I don't know he kinda seems not effected by his death in the ending scene
I like this better. It feels like a great send off to the first villian in the MCU and undoubtably a good villian.
1:10 Stane (to himself): Should've not eaten that last slice of pizza
Lmao
Well it was from New York so he had to eat it before it went bad.
Turn out to his last meal.
Yeah, because he got too fat
@@hudthestud6758 Should have gone to Chicago.
Let him get hate for Deep-Dish Pizza.
It shows that Stane was really attached to Tony and extremely jealous at the same time since he wanted to take him with him to his death.
I actually really like this ending, perhaps even prefer it!!
I think it could have worked easily. Shows Tony's good side trying to save him.
No wonder that part felt weird. On one scene... Tony's quickly turning away from an explosion, the next he's suddenly unconscious.
Clockwork I was just telling someone that the part where he turns away from the explosion really makes no sense for the flow of the scene. This all makes sense now
TheLinksDarkSide9001 his arc reactor ran out of power
TheLinksDarkSide9001 it seems more dramatic and fun to watch
h3s arc reactors dead don’t you get that
@@Ordlnary_Gamer We know what happened. It's just story telling wise... what happened between the two scenes was too abrupt. It didn't flow well.
Though I guess this whole scene was way too slow, no wonder they removed it. I wonder if it would've been better if they left an extra cut in between in the final movie.
0:22 how tf he still living from that
Idk. He should've died from that.
Jerren Webb I think I see why it’s cut from the movie
He was bald.
@GalacticHypernova 😆
Cameron Exactly.
The final cut makes it look like he was already dead from the shock, and fell in the pool just to be more sure he was dead for good.
That’s why him initially surviving it is a bit too far fetched, even for a comic book film. Glad it was cut.
And the dialogue here is alright, but nothing too special.
i actually prefer this.
It may not add much, but it reminds me of the final battle of the first spider-man movie.
Yea I would’ve wanted this to be the ending honestly. And yes that final battle is LEGENDARY
Tony: "The dude....does not abide."
Stane: "NOOOOOOOOOOOO!" Boom.
stane: now it’s time for both of us to go
me: No just you
Beeping Alarm from Golden Eye 007 (Nintendo 64).
Also terminator 3 rise of the machines
When iron monger is being electrocuted he looks like the vulture
Margaret Elizabeth Carter Or a Handy Man from Bioshock Infinite
Subtle Foreshadowing LMAO 🤣
Honestly I wish Stane was back that way Tony can kick his ass properly with the Hulkbuster or The Silver Centurion like in the comics
0:11 that perfect goddamn scream🤣🤣❤
That wouldn't fit the movie that well in my opinion. It was fine the way it was.
Supermovies You do release this *is* the way it was, and it was *cut* right?
you do realise that he meant that is was fine the way the published it and it was a good decision cutting this scene out (they cut it out before they applied the cgi so it wasnt a last call cut)
btw you do realise you comment on a 2 year old comment ?
what are you gonna do ? call the internet police ?
XD
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This would've made a fucked up scene and yes a waste
Of time
How so?
how.
I agree, this scene barely adds anything to the movie except some sentimental hand-holding
+nicholasss talking from experience?
@@jemert96 but it could be a plot for character development although I’m not sure the other marvel films such as the avengers would take that into consideration
I have really liked some of the deleted scenes. Not this one. Bridges character died the way he should have, since he set Tony up to die in the first place.
I don't get your last sentence. Can you elaborate?
Causing him to be imprisoned by the terrorists.
Yeah, I think this scene may have been from some other vision where Iron Monger didn't ask terrorists to kill Tony.
whiteribbonman1 H rlly
Right also what saves Tony is the arch reactor in his chest as it workes like a defibrillator
Obadiah: it’s time for us to go
Tony: lel no
Man this scene is slow-paced and boring. I'm satisfied with what made the final cut.
Kobe Busia not boring it shows tony isn't cold hearted
Pistol Pete I forgot that I even wrote this comment, so I'll have to watch this clip again to remember why I commented the way I did.
Kobe Busia you're a DUMBASS
Kobe Busia to
Kobe Busia ME TOO
2:20 has you can see lot of people would think tony had his suit automatically take off his right repulser but if you look closely stane actually removed it
Edit: wanted to add another thing this scene good because it shows how much humility Tony developed from the start to the end of the movie like even though Obadiah ordered the terrorist attack then quite literally stole his heart, tried killing pepper, fought Tony while trying to kill him all that just for Tony to try and save him you can also see the look of horror on Tony’s face as Obadiah falls down
The actor removed it, but you can hear the mechanism. I mean, obviously Tony or JARVIS does it. There's no sense in trying to take Tony down with him and then taking his gauntlet so he dies alone ...
Oh that makes sense.
@@nakurukamura1318mk 3 got 0% energy, litteraly the ark reactor on the chest was off, SO Jarvis couldnt control it, apart from the fact that obadiah destroyed tony's helmet, so what happened is that the suit has a manual hand remover, the Same one Tony used on his left hand, so obadiah was stupid and press the wrong button
It's a pretty good scene.
Hard to tell if it's better or not in the story.
Perhaps if the story was deeper this would have the impact the writers wanted.
I like this scene.
That is why i asked my self where did the right repulsor go? Then suddenly 11 years later i saw this, then i was like ohhh, now it make sense.
I cant believe they let Pepper saves Tony's ass twice in 3 movies.
TheAmazingJackNelson ironman 3, pepper somehow killed the badguy herself.
TheAmazingJackNelson In Iron Man 3 where Tonys house is being demolished, Tony gave Pepper the Mark 42 suit, he was about to get crushed but Pepper saved him..
TheAmazingJackNelson She didn't save Tony. Tony saved her in that one.
+Optimus Prime in iron man 3 she killed the "madarin" when he regenarted from the explosion
Heroes need breaks from saving damsels in distress anyways. So in a way they kinda owe them.
2:26 That looks fuckin painful, especially seeing as though hes being crushed by a 10 foot metal suit on the way down and THEN the huge explosion, geez.
Correction: 106.5 Inches. Sorry, I am a nerd when it comes to physics...
Darth Vader haha
PainfulPvP?xddd lol
I remember this scene when I was 4 yrs old
@@0nly.mally1 WAIT I THINK I WAS SAME AGE WHEN I FIRST SAW THE MOVIE
This scene would have been awesome. To the haters: Yeah, it's a long minute of nothing. That's why it should be trimmed down to 30 seconds. Show him fall on the beam. Show him try to get out. Show him reach for Tony. Show Tony hesitate and then grab. Show their exchange. Show Stane's betrayal and death. The pacing would work very well, just not how it is here. It needs to be trimmed a lot.
the reason it seems slow to most people is becouse this is the raw footage no background music, no color edititng, no nothing just a scene to show how you might want to use the scene
It's stupid he got electrocuted he should have died
It's not hating it's just us seeing it being pointless it was cut for a reason
The suit probably would have acted like a Faraday cage and mostly protected him.
Citrus Lump But you can tell he still got shocked for quite some time.
is it bad that i actually wanted this is the movie?
Nope, it can be made real good actually
No, but terrible
Yes it certainly is
No
@@srishtigupta1093
Lmao like how? Please tell me?
You know in hindsight and knowing that this was in the original script, it’s not hard to assume Obidah was Hydra.
Has anyone thought that maybe this was when thanos turned his attention to earth? That was a lot of energy they sent out to space
No that was during Avengers.
And alien starships probably produce equal or more energy, so it would mean nothing.
no, he meant that Thanos saw this from space and that's why The Avengers movie happened
There are 3 infinity gems (4 if the soul stone really is on wakanda)on earth time,space and reality and thanos goal is to collect the infinity stone
Carlandrei Iradiel fyi... There are actually 6 infinity stones
he meant that 4 of them were on Earth, people really need to learn to read each other's comments
2:23 Look at Obadiah Stane 😂
Do you think he might have had a better chance with a T-51b?
of course but with the winterized version
Kevin Ng Hellfire armor
Oooh fallout
Kevin Ng obsivler
T60 ftw
Welp they ran out of fusion cores
Needs some pace and "time" polishing etc, but could totally work as an extended cut with alternate ending options. I could show you, plus other goodies. 📽🐢
More of a shortened scene than a deleted one. Still, they did a great job on the final editing decisions: The final product was near perfection and still holds up to this day as one of the top Marvel movies ever to be released. RDJ was absolutely the best choice for that part.
Actually, most now highly criticize the 3rd act if the film. How it devolves into a basic superhero climax.
And...how do you think it should"ve worked?
0:34 "Did the earth move for you too?" *lights cigarette*
I saw there was a mistake in the Iron Man movie with both gauntlet hands on Tony’s armor were gone, and when I watched this I figured out how it happened then.
I like this scene, adds more depth I woulda liked to see the last words between hero and villain like in other movies, BUT I feel like it wouldn't go as well with the pacing in that third act so it was probably a good decision cutting it
This deleted scene is still better than the entire phase 4.
A long quiet period between 2 big explosions would have been quite disruptive to the pace of the sequence.
It's like you're in a shouting match with someone, then you choked on your own saliva and had to pause a moment, then continue the shouting match.
I get why they didn't put it in but edited a bit more smoothly I think could have been a good addition. That was some excellent acting from both of them
I can't help but think about the end of Spider-Man on PS4 when I see this scene.
Tony Stark yells in Swedish: "FORTSÄTT!!!!! (KEEP ON)"
I think a quicker version of this scene would’ve worked even better than what we actually got in the film. Just the two of them talking one last time before Obidiah’s demise.
Before seeing the deleted scene I wondered what would had happened to pepper because when stane fell directly in the final cut the reactor destroyed the building immediately and pepper couldn't have escaped in so less amount of time
0:33 - 2:27 now that`s the part we didn`t know
Should've Bought a XO-1 Power Armor Then the T51 Power Armor
Pfft Fallout
Some may call this junk me I call them treasure Yep. You got that right
The beeping at 0:40 is from the Galaga showroom in Namco Museum 3. I thought it sounded familiar.
I actually like this ending, reminds me of Goldeneye
in almost every deleted scene it was always better to keep it that way whyyyy
This scene should have been in the movie instead of Iron Monger/Obadiah Stane getting killed. I don't care if it's boring, I just want him alive.
Would have loved to see this in the film
This really should stay in the movie
i wish this wasnt deleted
In Iron man 1 his reactor turns back on and endgame goes off
lets all just have a bit of respect for how little of this movie that is actually CGI.
I'm fine that it got left out
I loved Obadiah, I wish he survived
(0:06 - 0:23) 0.o Now That Is some of the Most ADVANCED Technology & Special Effects that have EVER BEEN PUT ON FILM!!!! (Especially For 2008)
Transformers was really good
That energy that shot up into the sky, Where'd it go? That could be a setup for a future mass villain..
WOW Nice scene!!!
But it'a no sense because how Tony still alive if he up on the platform and Stane isn't here but only near?
I can only guess that the Arc reactor energy knocked them out of consciousness, then Stane fell to his death (actual movie scene)
Powerful moment
A chance at redemption only to hoist his own petard.
I kinda wish they kept this in maybe they could've done it better but it's just my opinion
I love Iron Man, but they should've left this in the film.
That’s the EDITOR job fellas
So that's why that scene suddenly had him missing that section of the armor out of nowhere.
Yeah, it was for the best that they cut this.
it's kind of odd that Tony would lend a hand to someone who he knows has tried to kill him 3 times by then
Who knew watching a clip from a movie and uploading it could get u lots of views
That's the exactly scence!! I always wonder that how tony lay over there when he actually hanging in
At an MCU trivia event, that line "now it's time for both of us to go" was part of a question.
I didn't know it, and was kind of frustrated to find out later it was part of a deleted scene. 😕
Estaba bien el final, hasta el momento en que se le desata el guante de ironman y Stane cae, no se me parece de esta forma una muerte muy estupida, me gustaría mas si Ironman fuera alcanzado a salvarlo
Well, Tony was trying to save Obadiah, but he was stuck in his own suit, and he accidentally took off Tony’s hand from his armor and he ended up falling to his death.
Not sure why Obadiah tried to just take atony with him in death. Would have been better if Obadiah was saved by Tony honestly. And Obadiah could have seen he was wrong and felt sorry for what he’s done or something. Would have made for a unique first villain.
I honestly thought that when I first saw this. But I guess not since Obadiah was stuck in his suit. I even heard him say he was stuck.
When you can't see beyond of what are you watching and you say that this scene is a waste of time
0:09 0:10 0:11 0:12 isn’t that sounds different?
I honestly think this version would have been far better than how they had it happen.
Well that was too early to show a dramatic scene
15 years ago today this shot was made
I wish this scene stayed in. It would've circled back to how Obadiah bragged to a dying Tony about how the Iron Monger Suit wasn't "conservative" in its design. Only for the design to be the cause of his death in front of the man he tried to kill.
The death of Stane from the comics had way more weight than movies were able to show. This movie could've at least pay an homage to the comics by making him commit suicide after the realization that he can't win in a physical fight. Spider-Man did have an iconic scene from the comics where Goblin stabs himself. So why this movie couldn't have this?
Lame Ass goblin tried to kill parker in the process not suicide only
Lame Ass Why would he commit suicide when he had the upperhand the entire time.
Nobody likes the 3rd act to IM, but that just has no logic behind it.
L Disney was not involved with this film. Iron Man, Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America were all distributed by Paramount. While Disney did buy Marvel Studios in December 2009, Disney couldn't actually be involved in anything until the six film contract with Paramount ended. They ended up purchasing duel distribution rights for Avengers and Iron Man 3 in October 2010.
2:05 Well so much for wanting a smaller suit.
Good scene. Didn't really flow very well though so probably for the best it was cut
All that effort of trying to kill tony, and all for what, the company, even if he killed tony in the iron monger, he’d have a crap ton of witnesses around him, I guess he’d fly to a far away place and ditch the suit. idk.
In the final cut when you watch obadiahs fall in slow motion say 0.25x speed you see obadiahs hands waving around as if they were screaming take a close look at the final cut
2:18
0:15
Gandalf : Our enemy is readying.
I love how Pepper Potts didn't noticeably get cut by any of the glass at any time during these scence's original and deleted lol
I always wondered about that too. 😂
Me estás diciendo que el final pudo haber sido más épico???
Wow why did they delete it tho?
but this would have made a great scene why did they cut it off?
Mariam Attallah No it wouldn't, it's over a minute of nothing.
kiloneie a minute of tony showing that he was willing to save stane
It didn't add anything to the movie, the climax was already over. Flows better without it.
si añade mas a la pelicula pero los cinefilos no piensan como nosotros ellos creon ven el fluir de las escenas y un aporte distinto
I enjoyed the scene, especially the ending part where the arc reactor coming back online showed resilience and perseverance. But overall this scene was not necessary
jeez, Dude. All that for a rug?
I guess the Jeff Bridges scream just wasn't very serious sounding, but the rest of the scene was gold...
This scene explains a lot! For example the need to make a new model of arc reactor, since Obi's one is no more and this one is out of power
Loved this scene nice flow in my opinion
hi
@@sp3dgar hey
And it explains how Pepper managed to escape so quickly (she had more time).