The danger looks and feels so real like in the Malibu mansion scene, the plane rescue, and in the climax sequences, where the special effects department positions itself in a degree of difficulty that is hard to beat. What did jump at me is that we are still in early summer and already seeing a Christmas type of movie-a little conflicting if you ask me-in trying to promote a product where Christmas decorations may or may not obvious, but perhaps due to the suspense, which may be the reason that many probably didn't pay attention to the background.

Robert Downey Jr. once again proves to be the star of the show and takes a big risk by demonstrating the other side to Tony Stark, who is a needier and incompetent individual who starts over from "scratch." This might have been a mistake because the bases were already covered by the collective surprise at the end, which completely eliminates the starting over from scratch scenes. But, his alliance with the kid in the movie is hilarious, 100% pure comedy.

The lack of dynamics with Gwyneth Paltrow, who played a more serious and distant role this time, made their relationship more mature. Notably, Paltrow plays a central role and finally at the end is given the opportunity to be part of the action.

So far, Guy Pearce was given the opportunity to do much more in the role of the villain than Jeff Bridges and Mickey Rourke did. Excellent work by his part.

A slight complaint is that the supporting actors might have been too many which caused some of their roles to be wasted. Mainly Ben Kingsley, whose different interpretation and enjoyable performance as The Mandarin will probably disappoint comic connoisseurs. Rebecca Hall's role seems to only just add "material" to the movie because her intentions are not fully understood.

Something that should also be pointed out is the strong reduction of Don Cheadle's role in the Iron Patriot suit. His development as a soldier makes me believe that there is not much faith in the future of Iron Patriot and War Machine, which were obviously given place in the movie for marketing reasons. However, at the end of the day this is a movie about Iron Man.

For the moment being, we are left uncertain of the future of Tony Stark. The conclusion offers many perspectives, but will probably only be known in The Avengers 2. Which I' am interested in, but in the meantime I'll just wait for Thor 2.

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