Fangirling YET AGAIN Over Tony Stark! *Iron Man 3* Reaction!

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So heres Iron Man 3!! AS USUAL, I FAN GIRLED OVER TONY THE ENTIRE TIME but I really loved seeing his growth in this movie. Throughout Iron Man 1, 2 and 3 you see so much character development on Tony, its probably what makes this film my favorite aspect of it. I don't want to spill too much for those who haven't seen it.... so stay tuned until the very end to see my entire review and thoughts on the movie!! Thank you guys and I hope you enjoy!
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[@rexracer3221]

"You know what happens when I tell people I'm Iron Man's bodyguard? They laugh in my face." .. Most underrated line in the three movies.

[@jmhaces]

You gotta love the guy who quits on the spot when Tony escapes. First self-aware bad guy minion in action movie history.

[@ianburns1167]

This is why you make a habit and reputation of accepting surrender.

[@Mansplainer2099-jy8ps]

Well, unless we count Simon Phoenix and Administrative Assistant Bob. EDIT: Or Dee Jay. And Zangief kiiind of.

[@catchannel1484]

After decades of film history, I *highly* doubt that was the *first* self-aware bad guy minion in action movie history.

[@N0-1_H3r3]

This movie is set six months after Avengers. In that time, Tony goes from the Mark VII armour, to prototyping the Mark 42. 35 suits in six months. Basically, Tony can produce a new suit in under a week. So, all those suits blown up at once, that's a symbolic gesture, trying to move past how he's been obsessing over them to distract himself from his PTSD and occupy his time when he can't sleep.

[@ianburns1167]

Yep. That's what being a genius with an AI assistant and a home fabber will do for you. I really wonder how much of the design of the suits is actually Jarvis by the way. Not that Tony isn't brilliant, I just think Jarvis doesn't get enough credit is all.

[@CalciumChief]

Nah, the suits blowing up was them not knowing what to do, cause there was also talks RDJ was done with Marvel after this movie and such.

[@ReconWafflez]

@@CalciumChief both can be true

[@kayden2119]

@@ianburns1167 he made his first one in a cave lmao i dont think its jarvis

[@brewdaly1873]

@@CalciumChief even if that was the case initially, without spoiling anything, they cemented it as his motivation in Civil War.

[@Waytothedawn63]

Always loved Iron Man 3. Exploring Tony's PTSD because of Avengers was a great direction to take him, and continue his character growth. It's also funnier, as you said, and I appreciate the fight choreography a lot in this film, such as when he's captured and is using minimal parts of his suit, or going between suits.

[@DaDunge]

It lacked in the sountrack department though.

[@LiquidAwesomePersonified]

yeah same, my only problem with the movie is that i dont think they did 'The Mandarin' justice, he's such a cool villain and i would have LOVED to see Tony Stark face down against a sorcerer, and it's not like they COULDNT have done it, they'd already introduced "magic" and ultra powerful mcguffins with Thor and the infinity stones.

[@supercyclone9511]

@@DaDunge I thought it was one the best themes in the MCU

[@masterknight5058]

@@supercyclone9511 same

[@HobNob-tr1nm]

@@LiquidAwesomePersonified I feel like the MCU wasnt fleshed out enough at the time, a powerful villian like the Mandarin and the 10 rings would of been too much and the way they did it was perfect.

[@shawnkroll3950]

I love Tony's line. "She was already perfect." Coming from scientist who is always trying to perfect his suits...in his eyes she was perfect to him. While I know Pepper knows she isn't perfect to him she is. That is a true epiphany for Tony.

[@MrMoonwalker1992]

that "we are connected " scene always cracks me up

[@matthewmarcinko9157]

This film was proof that Robert Downey Jr. could still carry a movie all on his own, without bringing all the other Avengers into it.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

I was a Concept Artist on this movie. Watching you enjoy it was really awesome to see. Thanks for this @VKunia

[@DaemonKeido]

If you are able to, can you remember if any of your work was used in the film?

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

@@DaemonKeido Oh yeah, my concepts are all over that movie. I worked on Stark's house being destroyed. That broke my heart as it was my dream house. I came up with the idea of news copters that turned into gunships. I concepted Stark's Hall of Armor. I concepted the small town Stark crash lands in. I concepted Happy's tragic accident. Oh so many others. It was one of my favorite movies to work on. So much creative freedom, and I was fortunate to work with so many talented professionals including the great Shane Black.

[@SPEEDPAINTER1]

@@DaemonKeido I also worked extensively on the re-design of Tony's house interior and garage.

[@itsrobotime]

@@SPEEDPAINTER1 wow! This movie made my childhood, its likely you concepted some of my favourite parts! How does one get to the level of iron man movies in your line of work?

[@Prophaniti666]

Basically, with Tony being Iron Man from here on: he can still wear suits, it's just that the arc reactor that powers the suit will be built into the suit itself, rather than the one previously embedded in his chest. So he can still be Iron Man, and if the reactor in a suit is damaged, it cuts off the power supply, but doesn't harm him directly.

[@jkfozul2316]

I think in infinity war he says the spot where the arc reactor was is storage now or something along those lines. Makes sense cuz he's got like a freaking tea cup sized hole in his chest lol

[@SWTobito0702]

​​@@jkfozul2316 Not quite. During the surgery he was clearly made full again, you can even see a marking on his chest at the end of Iron Man 3 where his arc reactor used to be. The Iron Man suits have always had their own arc reactors (except for the Mark 1) but now he himself isn't reliant on one anymore. The holding unit for the nanotech in Infinity War and Endgame are just attached onto his chest, you can even see him just janking it off at the start of Endgame.

[@midwintersnight]

This wasn’t about him giving up iron man, this is about him getting over his paranoia after New York. Seeing space for the first time really messed with his head and he built 40+ suits in case anything like the space army turned up again. He blew up his suits because he realised that the suits are not iron man. *He* is iron man.

[@Caseytify]

He didn't get his PTSD from seeing space, but from nearly dying while protecting Earth from an invasion. Either way, though, he still builds the suits. 😏

[@patrickevans9604]

Actually he got ptsd from the visions going through the portal gave him. The vision of what Thanos would do led him to create ultron and destroy the avengers but also brought him full circle to his redemption.

[@afiqmello]

This movie was so on point about the PTSD ...

[@dannymartial7997]

End Game Spoiler: - - - - - - - - - - Waaaay better than how End Game handled Thor's PTSD. They made a joke out of him.

[@AncientJerks]

@@dannymartial7997 I don't think the way they handled Thor's made him a joke. I just think people saw how they changed him and thought it was funny without looking at the trauma underneath it. Trauma is dealt with in different ways and Thor's was by becoming completely apathetic to all things, he didn't care about how he was seen or what he did to himself he just clung to anything that made him feel even slightly better and that snowballs into self destructive behavior.

[@digi_edits]

@@dannymartial7997 I really liked Thor's redemption in Endgame.

[@ericstorm6582]

@@dannymartial7997 They didn't make a joke out of him, it's your fault if you laughed

[@XxXDestroyer]

@@AncientJerks I totally agree, I didn't see it as a joke. In fact I think one of the most powerful scenes was Thor reclaiming his Hammer and his realization of "I'm still worthy". Even at his lowest and most vulnerable state he was worthy, despite him feeling the complete opposite.

[@folcotook3049]

FYI, go back and watch the start of that party scene at the beginning. There was a familiar face from Iron Man 1.

[@randeecarreno4289]

Welcome to Phase 2 of the MCU, Vicky! 😊 This is a really good movie. It does a great job showing Tony's PTSD following the events of the first Avengers movie. 3:33 That actor that looks familiar to you is actor Ben Kingsley. I love that scene when cameraman Gary sees Tony is the news van, and basically has a fanboy moment. LOL! Loved seeing Don Cheadle get a good action scene in when Tony and Rhodey work to save Pepper and President Ellis at the end. And Pepper being a major badass with her Extremis powers. Fun Fact: The necklace that Tony gives Pepper at the end of the movie contained the pieces of the shrapnel that he had removed. Up next in the MCU line-up: "Thor: The Dark World". Looking forward to your next reaction. 😊

[@ianburns1167]

And that PTSD goes on to inform his character through the mcu, it isn't just fixed.

[@snorpenbass4196]

Shane Black, who wrote and directed this one, also did the genius action comedies Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and The Nice Guys. He's had a long and illustrious career as a Hollywood writer, but it wasn't until he got to direct his own screenplays without interference that he really got to shine.

[@jonmercano1138]

So Tony got the shrapnel out of his heart, meaning he no longer needs an arc reactor to keep him alive. So if you see him with one, he’ll be fine if it’s damaged or removed. (Unless he’s in the middle of combat or flying, that would be bad.) Remember that.

[@lordmortarius538]

Yeah, the reactor is now just part of the suit itself instead of part of his body keeping him alive.

[@peterforsberg2023]

so basically anyone can use a Iron man suit? So what´s the deal with him having it? Did it do both, saving his hearth and use the suit?

[@andyseinfeld1954]

@@peterforsberg2023 the arc reactor is what powers all his suits

[@Logan_Baron]

@@peterforsberg2023 Anyone always could use an Iron Man suit with an arc reactor. In the first movie, that's why Stane took it from Tony. But he does have the implants to bring it to him/control it. "anyone can use an Iron Man suit?". If they could get one yes. Rhodes initially got his to fight Tony by just putting one on and using it. So you'd have to get it off of him or be able to gain access to his storage. All of which has security. And then since it's coded to him, if you were able to get ahold of it, he could just have it get off of you and onto him. It was always powering his suit while also keeping the shrapnel from his heart.

[@snorpenbass4196]

@@Logan_Baron Yeah, pretty much, though the suits themselves probably also has security. Fury and Natasha points out that Tony allowed Rhodey to take the WM suit by deliberately including him in the people allowed to use it.

[@andrew-vc1gd]

Hi. Love your reactions. One quick note which i am not sure you saw during the reaction. it may have been pointed out in the comments. At the beginning when he is at the party he meets Yinsen briefly. He is the guy who helps him in the cave and saves him. He mentions that he met Tony once along time ago and that was the meeting. it is quick, but a cool tie in to the original iron Man.

[@drayman101]

I love everything about this movie except the Extremis stuff... Tony dealing with his PTSD and anxiety, his interactions with Happy and the kid, his relationship with Pepper, and reinforcing the idea that when you get right down to it, Tony is a genius inventor and problem solver as much as a hero in a high tech suit. And you're right, I think this is some of the best writing of any of the MCU movies, even though my favorite will probably always be Captain America: The Winter Soldier. To answer your question: yes, Tony is in future films as Iron Man, but they also show him using his tech expertise with the Avengers a lot too (particularly working with Banner), which I really like. There's a lot of stuff to like in future movies!

[@rohanchooramun7288]

You remember since the beginning of the movie and throughout....mark 42 is mentioned many times by Tony. Each suit he makes he name them a new mark number. This means Tony has created 41 more and has stored them into that hole that was opened when the police was at his place. In the end he only got Arc reactor removed which is in his chest.... cuz remember once more....Rhodes doesn't have one on his chest... but rather its on the War Machine suit directly.

[@jason-basin]

Don't worry, the epic journey of Tony Stark has literally just begun! So much more to come!

[@davidmcleod5133]

This is my favorite Iron Man film… indeed, 75% percentile of all MCU films… for two reasons. 1) Heroes CAN (and often will) have trauma and PTSD. This is nothing to be ashamed of. And 2) the “damsel in distress” subversion, where not only is Pepper the one to put down the big bad, but in doing so demonstrates that all that pressure Tony was killing himself with (trying to protect the only thing he has) wasn’t even necessary.

[@ianburns1167]

I love this movie! People seem not to, and I have NO idea why. Proving that Tony Stark really is Iron Man, in a suit or not. This is the guy who built his first power suit in a cave, with a box of scraps. And yeah, he's also grown SO much over the course of his films.

[@carloslaredo8840]

The only wrong thing about this movie are the marvel fanboys, it's one of the best marvel movies, it does what batman returns wanted to do, but better, and it as bad reviews because people couldn't understand that movies and comics are two different things

[@YodatheHobbit]

Just comic book fans mostly disappointed that there was no real Mandarin in the film and too much of Tony not in the suit, which is honestly one of my favorite parts. Comic book fans have a silly thing where they don't like a character if they're not wearing this mask/costume enough. Psychologically think it has to do with their own self esteem issues about their appearance and wishing they could always be masked and living that fantasy through the character, or male issues about being stoic and emotionless, like a mask is.

[@brewdaly1873]

Contrary to popular opinion, as a comic fan I was way more upset about how they changed Maya's character as opposed to The Mandarin. The Mandarin was never one of my favorite villains, so I was able to look past it pretty easy. But they did Maya so dirty, because Ike Perlmutter didn't want a female villain. Instead they made the main villain a character who was alive for one page in the comics. The villains are definitely weak in this movie, even compared to other MCU movies. But don't mistake me as saying I don't like this movie or shitting on it or anything like that. I still actually really like this movie.

[@minerpvpgaming2160]

it could have been even better The mandarin was a good villain but they threw it away for killian

[@Xehanort10]

It's because Killian sucked as a villain, they could have done a modern non stereotypical Mandarin but instead it was a drug addicted actor, the annoying kid sidekick, Tony pointlessly destroying his suits and so on.

[@WhiteTiger93]

I'm 20, and looking back at seeing all the MCU movies over the years, I remember seeing Iron Man advertise, the first Thor film advertised on soda bottles, the first Avengers teasers on TV, the Iron Man 3 trailer showing on TV, its crazy to look back and seeing everything all these years later, still having a big impact on people, both new watchers and old, and Marvel is still going strong.

[@DaneofHalves]

Love your enthusiasm about Iron Man films. Growing up it was my favorite comic. Cheers!

[@highlander31527]

2:34 "A dunce cap. What did he do wrong?" This is why I subscribed. She noticed Dum E was still trying to help but not always the best at it.

[@rrmenton8016]

"The writing is significantly funnier" this movie was written and directed by Shane Black who wrote die hard lethal weapon kiss kiss bang bang, he always has lots of humor, plus its always around Christmas tine in his movies.

[@catchannel1484]

Tony blowing up the suits wasn't meant to be Tony giving up Iron Man. It was Tony showing Pepper he wouldn't obsess over Iron Man anymore. It was him getting rid of his source of comfort, and solidifying that, suit or no suit, he is Iron Man.

[@MTStingray]

23:43 His suits can still be powered by arc reactors that are built into the suit rather than in his body, just like War Machine / Iron Patriot. Him tossing this particular reactor is just symbolizing his healing and no longer needing it to simply live.

[@RoxxSerm]

While many shat on iron man 3 back when it was released I really enjoyed it for Tonys character development also making him more relatable despite being a philanthropist, playboy genius and multi millionaire :) human with many flaws and fears like many of us.

[@Caseytify]

I didn't like it at first, but it has grown on me. If nothing else, it's an important chapter in Tony's arc.

[@boo5860]

the way she screeched and u can just see her cat like 'okaaay ima see myself outttttt' 8:58

[@Dannydarko27]

Tony: suffering from severe PTSD Her: who would've thought kids give him anxiety

[@insaneyoggi]

"You would have been shot" Thats such a crazy thing to hear when not American, if I entered someones home here randomly, I would have gotten the question "wtf are you doing in here or im sorry are you lost?"

[@clouded_sycamore]

Fun story about this movie, when I was on a plane and watched this movie, they completely cut out the Air Force One fight scenes from the movie. I guess they were worried about people panicking while watching this. 😂

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Tony Stark was telling this story in the past tense, as was shown in the scene with the Hulk.

[@WhiteTiger93]

18:26 pops up behind the chair asking, did he save them? lol nice reaction! Looking forward to more! also, if you haven't seen them already, do you plan on reaction to Tobey Maguire's original Spiderman trilogy and Andrew Garfield's Spiderman films, they are definitely worth watching, and it could be helpful later on knowing those movies.

[@Calder90]

I love Iron Man 3. The first time I saw it, I was really disappointed by it, because the trailer depicted it as this really dark, almost Nolan-esque total deconstruction of the character. The Mandarin bait-and-switch really bothered me too. But then I rewatched it a few years later, and upon revisiting it, and it was a lot better. Just goes to show how trailers can sometimes colour your expectations if you aren't careful. This movie really solidifies Tony as a legend in the MCU and paves the way for the darker stuff to come.

[@clayprice7626]

Finally I found someone who appreciates the 90's almost as much I do, I miss it so much

[@Tantalus010]

They _were_ a marked improvement over the 80s, I'll give them that much.

[@daddynitro199]

IM3 director/co-writer Shane Black also wrote and directed RDJ in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang. Fun fun movie!

[@kristhornhill]

One of the best Marvel movies and, to me, the best of the Iron Man trilogy. Your reactions are a joy to watch!

[@arthurzeer753]

this movie really helped him teach spiderman in homecoming about not needing the suit.

[@icarenotreally]

This is my favorite Iron Man movie, it goes back to that fight he has with Steve and shows that no, he IS Iron Man, even without the suit or his toys or money. The heart of Tony is the essence of Iron Man.

[@TeddyBerry]

Oh damn, another julmust and påskmust lover! The period between easter and xmas is rough on me, no must in all of Sweden...

[@ChristianCalc64]

You have no idea how excited I get when I see you in a thumbnail with an mcu feature. You got a LOOOONG journey ahead of you!

[@TBoring]

The ending of this movie does raise the question why didn’t Tony get the shrapnel removed during Iron Man 2 when his ARC reactor was, you know, killing him?

[@Phynkesia]

My understanding was that he used Extremis to be able to survive the shrapnel removal, which he couldn't before.

[@vkdeen7570]

@@Phynkesia yes the chance of death removing the shrapnel was really high but extremis made it possible

[@glencarle1009]

Shane Black's movies are so good in unexpected ways and this has his fingerprints all over it. It is one of my favourite MCU films.

[@houdin654jeff]

Rest easy, Tony shows up in several more movies. He is a key, founding member of the Avengers, so his journey continues.

[@LuciferStarr]

8:57 Cat's like "Look mama, I love you. But, if you're going to be using that frequency, I'm outta here."

[@BruGaleen]

I just figured out tonight that RDJ's portrayal of Tony Stark is the peak of GenX American Sarcasm. We are the generation that perfected it, and this movie is its pinnacle. As a vintage Genxer myself, I feel SO validated. \m/

[@hishouha]

Some don’t like this movie for some reason. Is it the best movie in the MCU ? No But DAMN is there are lot of character growth in it and it’s SUPER important for Tony’s character arc. He has the best one in the MCU IMO

[@JC-bh8qx]

The best Easter Egg is that Tony meets Yensin (the man who saves him in the desert) at the party in the first scene. Yensin says, "maybe another time" 😊

[@tucci06]

13:45 Completely agree. I actually didn't even watch Iron Man 3 until much later because everyone was shitting on it and it turned out to be far better than 2 IMO.

[@kendallbrown2904]

That guy at the beginning during the New Year’s Eve party that he just randomly walked away from was the guy that saved his life in the cave during the first movie

[@eianblosch3341]

21:48 even tho I know Pepper doesn't actually die in this scene (because I've seen this movie a thousand times) it still gives me chills because the look on Tony's face as he watches Pepper fall into the fire. In this moment he actually thinks he just lost the love of his life and he's completely in shock and doesn't believe it. CHILLS. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME

[@Dad......]

18:25 The fact that that chair isn't in tatters is a testament to the sheer number of "Miko no!" we don't see lol. I'm impressed. I started buying Walmart chairs after my cats decided I don't deserve nice things.

[@Krvwly]

I started watching these for the MCU reactions. I stayed for the "Cameo" call outs XDD

[@Xehanort10]

13:20 In the comics Iron Patriot is what Norman Osborn called himself when he was for some reason put in charge of Shield. The Green Goblin of all people.

[@alpaka8437]

Small fun fact. Tony meets the character named Yinsen at the beginning of the film. This guy met Tony again in the cave in the first part.

[@jianclark3016]

Vkunia knows her priorities. It's funny whenever cars get destroyed, she always say if that were her car she would be pissed. 😂😂😂

[@WTDProductions]

Lol thank you for saying he looks like Jeremy Fragrance because the minute I learned about that guy I thought he must’ve just watched Iron Man 3

[@fiddiehacked]

The VP was portrayed by Miguel Ferrer (RIP). He was the son of Oscar winning Puerto Rican actor José Ferrer and the iconic singer Rosemary Clooney - which makes Miguel a cousin to actor George Clooney! Miguel is best remembered as the corporate yuppie in Robocop. In his career he also voiced characters in DC Universe cartoons.

[@davidward9737]

Been going through comments and surprised Vkunia didn't say anything. Like 10 seconds in when she said that's rude. The guy introduces himself as Yinsen. The guy in the cave with Tony in the 1st Ironman and saved Tony's life and tells him not to waste it. He did say in the cave he had met Tony once at a convention.

[@Eliminator6363]

I really liked this movie. It got a lot of flak for messing up the mandarin, which I agree with, but even that reveal was entertaining imo. The rest of the movie was just so fun! I absolutely loved the houseparty protocol! Love your reactions btw ❤️

[@TheOriginalJammyOne]

VKunia is just like Tony Stark. They both didn't recognise Ho Yinsen from the first movie at the New Year's Eve party.

[@digi_edits]

lel

[@glennwisniewski9536]

"Never mind, they do blow up." - LOL

[@MeesdeFilmliefhebber]

It is such a joy to watch people like yourself enjoying movies, that aren't liked that much generally, to such extent! I despise this movie for a lot of reasons, which I am not gonna name, but I am really glad you keep being so invested in everything you watch!

[@WyattoonsComics]

I love that the “connected” kid comes back later for [REDACTED]

[@swetnamministries9705]

"only they don't blow up" "Never mind I was wrong they blow up" 😆😂😂😂😂lol that's funny

[@Omegafire17]

Tony ultimately got the Mark 7 in The Avengers... then here, as we see, he had ultimately stopped on Mark 42 before the film events ^So yeah, he had a LOT of Iron Man suits to call. And JARVIS piloted them all simultaneously; he's the goat :P

[@wargboyz]

"They fixed the technology so now they don't blow up.... Oh they still blow up" - had me ROFL

[@scottvanhille5688]

The 80's good era for music :P Glad you enjoyed it!

[@theswedishdude1]

don't know why people hate on this movie so much, it's not as good as 1 but it's still way better then 2.

[@bekss3]

Big part of the hates comes from comics readers that know how the Mandarin is in there. Aside from that the biggest problem I've seen is that he's not on the suit that much, which is the entire point of the movie. Pretty much every reactor that watches it likes it and it was the same with general audiences

[@folcotook3049]

As an old MacGyver fan I really appreciate forcing Tony out of his armor and him having to make due with low tech solutions.

[@zikkeboi]

"Clean slate protocol" is basically just a fresh start. He'll always be Iron Man, but he's just going about it a different way.

[@GorgeousRandyFlamethrower-]

People tend to hate on the Mandarin twist in this film, but I love it. Sure, totally not comics Mandarin... But to have it be Ben Kingsley is kind of genius. They pulled a reverse Ben Kingsley.

[@rainydaydreamawy]

As a fan of Iron Man back to the original comics in the 60s I abhor it, but they did a decent job of setting things straight in Shang-Chi.

[@maximillianosaben]

The director, Shane Black, landed this gif after working just previously with Robert Downey Jr. on the incredibly fun buddy crime film, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang. You would love it.

[@Fish-bw9yh]

YINSEN!!! Shout out to my man at the party (remember in the 1st Iron Man where he tells Tony they met once)? Rest in peace with your family dude.

[@YankeeBlues21]

Since you mentioned liking this movie’s writing a few times, you should check out Shane Black’s other movies (like the Lethal Weapon series, Kiss Kiss Bang Bang, & The Nice Guys) Black is a writer & director who tends to do snarky detective movies (that almost always take place around Christmas). He cast Robert Downey Jr in Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in 2005 when RDJ was still seen as too risky to work with by most filmmakers and RDJ requested that Black get a shot at directing a Marvel movie when IM3 rolled around. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang in particular, because you already like RDJ, is a lot of fun. He plays a small time crook who ends up getting role in a detective movie and is assigned to shadow a private investigator (played by Val Kilmer) around for a few days, and of course, they stumble across a legit murder mystery.

[@MWSin1]

"The Tony Stark character growth is insane." Why am I suddenly reminded of Backman-Turner Overdrive?

[@ericdaoust1656]

Just so you know there is a short film (13 minutes) about Trevor (The Mandarin) that shows what happens to him after Ironman 3 if you're interested... It's called "All Hail The King" and it's on Disney+

[@JedHead77]

I saw this at the El Capitan in Hollywood. When that scene at the Chinese Theater happened across the street, it was surreal.

[@brutishwing2.090]

The guy that was trying to introduce himself at the very beginning was the guy who died in the cave in the first Iron Man

[@darkphoenix2]

"That's the guy from 1999, I'm calling it" Good job! I mean, they literally told you it's the same guy but good job!

[@leewinstead917]

You are one of the most insightful reactors I watch you caught things I never noticed until about the fifth time I watched the movie

[@jayveecredo5639]

For real, i really love it everytime you smile as you watch movies then you look at the camera... It's almost as though you're falling inlove with your viewer with every glance and a smile. :)

[@GrimlockTravis1991]

For those who don't know, the line at 10:44 was used in a subway commercial before and after this movie went to theaters. "You know what keeps going through my head? Where's my sandwich?"

[@upspaul7778]

The Mandarin/The Ten Rings --- DO you remember in Iron Man One when Tony was captured in the background you could see the Ten Rings symbol

[@Theomys]

If you like the character of Trevor there is a bonus short film on Disney+ called "All Hail the King" that happens after the events of Iron Man 3

[@aishikmanna]

You literally didn't realise on 1:19 that it was Yinsen who met Tony in the Afghan cave and performed the surgery on him.

[@Blandina11]

3:50 Oh 😱 that's Hr. Stern from Schindlers list 👍👍😀 I knew I've seen him before

[@freeportkid]

“You have like 6 atleast” haha oh boy

[@blueroninstudios]

No its not the last movie with Tony Stark, but it IS the last movie with an Iron Man title. His story is not over.

[@natestadler2352]

9:02 "you have more suits, use them, like six at least" meanwhile the movie features MK 42😂

[@Drake844221]

"...at least 27 here." Don't forget, his latest one was Mark 42 ;) tick off mark 1 (which Obadiah got) and mark 2 (which Rodie got), so that's... 40 unaccounted for ;)

[@RaiderNic99]

The way I interpret this movies message is that Tony is like Steve Rogers. It wasn't the serum that made Steve special but he he was before he got it. Who he is as a person. So this movie does that for Tony. It's not about the suits or the tech. He is Iron Man with or without them because he is Tony Stark. As the joke went in The Avengers, take away the armor and what is he? A genius, billionare, playboy, philanthropist.

[@KeithDCanada]

The armor he is designing in his lab at the start of the movie is referred to as Mk. 42. (Mark 42). Each mark being a different version of the ironman armor. He designs different suits with many different purposes in mind.

[@kyleterrell6842]

I wish I could go back before watching any of these movies. It was such a crazy ride. And we had to wait years inbetween these things. And I was 9 or 10 when the first Iron man came out. Never read any comics. I've loved every single marvel movie since.

[@Wix_Mitwirth]

Tony told the guy whose phone he smashed to bill him. The reason he smashed it was that he should not have asked that question and forced Tony to answer it, and his punishment is that he doesn't get to use his clip for his story, while everyone else still has their recording.

[@MystDragon3k]

The Mandarin will return... And you'll never see him coming.

[@halflucan]

In 2013... I was so disappointed in the Trevor twist that I had convinced myself that there was another movie with a different cut Took me about 3 weeks to accept that this was the movie we got. The Mandarin was like the Thanos of Tony Stark villains and casting Sir Ben Kingsley, I was in complete denial that they would cast such a high calibre actor for such an insignificant role Also, if you watch the trailers at the time, they hint at a much darker movie (this was made in the shadow of The Dark Knight) So yeah. This is undeniably my least favorite Marvel movie

[@theadminusertheadminuser3369]

Hold on. You thought Tony only made 6 suits when it showed the MK42 that Tony was controlling from the garage. There’s at least 42 of them

[@keithlangmead4098]

"except these people don't blow up... never mind, they do blow up. " 🤣

[@ChrisReise]

"Tony Stark will return"...it didn't say "Iron Man will return" :)