Iron man review

I watched Iron Man. This Iron Man review contains spoilers.

This superhero has modern elements that made him credible and relevant to contemporary issues. Robert Downey Jr gives hope to the middle aged man. He is handsome and plays Tony Stark, the billionaire industrialist. His life before Iron Man was one of debauchery. He was betrayed by his trusted confidante and worker in his weapons company; Stark Industries.

Iron Man was invented because Tony Stark had to escape from his captors in the caves. He made the basic prototype of Iron Man from scratch. Iron Man was totally bullet proof. Iron Man could fly when the action grew too hot at ground level.

Iron Man lost his only friend in the cave. He was a translator who helped to surgically implant a magnet to prevent the sharpnels from traveling inside the body of Tony Stark. The local sacrificed his life so that Iron Man could have a chance to complete his armor.

Iron Man was not a callous man. Iron Man had a heart. When Iron Man saw the tribal people suffering, he flew from across US to the remote village to help them.

The movie’s plot uses the usual basic elements of betrayal from within.

There are many fighting scenes with Iron Man and the guerillas or terrorists. The male adults who accompany the children to the theaters will enjoy some bloodshed.

Iron Man can even out-smart the US fighter jets. He bore no grudges against the pilot who tried to kill him. Iron man saved him by pulling his parachute for him.

Iron Man has to fight his biggest friend and enemy. There is a bigger and stronger Iron Man replica or copy cat. Only the real Iron Man wins.

Terrence Howard has a very special face and acting talent that grows on you. I last watched him in August Rush. I like his character portrayals. He plays the US general in this movie.