Iron Man 3
Paltrow's Pepper Potts has taken full control of Stark Industries, and has been meeting with people in order to decide which new projects and technologies the company will fund, including one presented by an ex - and someone that Stark humiliated years ago. This causes friction between Stark and Potts, and is compounded by an attack on one of Stark's most loyal employees. Stark calls directly to the man he knows is behind the attack - someone called The Mandarin, who has been responsible for many worldwide attacks on both groups and individuals, causing a chain of events that leaves Stark without the assistance of his money, suits, and technology.
While in the middle of nowhere, Tennessee, he must learn to depend on the help of others and his own ingenuity in order to prevail over The Mandarin and his associates. Showing a man that is truly at a loss, Iron Man 3 has much more of a dark tone than the first two in the series, but is still a spectacular comic book adaptation with a lot of action and endearing characters. The final battle scene in particular is not standard fare, and includes multiple surprises in terms of how the battle begins and what causes it to end completely.
The overall movie gives both the viewers - and Stark himself - a chance to understand what is most important, and the lengths that should be taken to protect it. Not everyone is a multimillionaire genius with the ability to create Iron Man armor, but this movie proves that even someone with an arc reactor built into their chest still has a fully functional heart... that can easily be broken.
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- Shane Black
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- English
Iron Man 3 News
The Marvel star claims he'll be on board with another sequel if Gibson directs.
We get it. Being a celebrity can be really hard. You're constantly under public scrutiny, you have paparazzi following you everywhere, yelling terrible things at you, and relationships that would otherwise thrive can be ruined by outside forces. But you're not a prisoner of war. That's the comparison Gwyneth "I own a $900 hoodie" Paltrow tried to make while speaking at a conference earlier this week, and boy, did it not go over well.
Get your mud camoflage ready. The Predator is coming back! The classic alien monsters that originally appeared in the 1980's opposite Arnold Schwarzenegger are getting a reboot into an entirely new movie. According to reports, "Iron Man 3" writer/director Shane Black will do the honors. Black, who is revered for his work on "Lethal Weapon" and "Kiss Kiss Bang Bang," scored a hit with "Iron Man 3," winning fans and critics over again after a lackluster second entry in the Iron Man series.
Ladies and gentlemen: This is Gwyneth Paltrow wearing an $895 hoodie. No, I did not mean to type $8.95 or even $89.50. This hoodie retails for $895, and is available for purchase on Gwyneth's GOOP site. "Ah, but it's not just a hoodie!" says you. "It's a hoodie with an attached blazer dickie!" I don't care. I don't care if it's a dickie made of Tom Selleck's collected mustache trimmings.
Two years ago, if you put Johnny Depp in a movie, you'd likely have a hit on your hands. These days, it's starting to look like Depp is incapable of luring ticket buyers on the strength of his name alone. But is it Depp's problem, or are we just past the days when a hot leading man could sell a movie all by himself?
Forbes has released their annual list of highest-paid actors in Hollywood, and to no one's great surprise, Robert Downey Jr. has topped the list. See who else has made the list.
Hollywood studios have made more money in ticket sales this summer than in just about any other summer in history while turning out movies that lost hundreds of millions of dollars. How is that possible?
