Honest Trailers - Iron Man 2

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Before you see Iron Man 3, revisit the film that should lower your expectations... Iron Man 2! The forgettable placeholder while they worked on the script for The Avengers.
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Honest Trailers: Iron Man 2 Credits
Directed by Andy Signore
Executive Producer Mitch Rotter
Series Created by Andy Signore & Brett Weiner
Episode Written by Spencer Gilbert, Ian Weinreich, and Andy Signore
Edited by Dan Murrell
Voiceover Narration by Jon / jon3pnt0
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[@spidavenom4]

I'm surprised they didn't mention how Stark did all that for a new element when it turns out at the end of iron man 3 he just could have gotten a surgery to take it out.

[@zacksnydersjusticeleague2992]

This Honest Trailer was made before IM3

[@ricardoalves9605]

In IM3 he only did the surgery because he altered the extremis formula to be able to take the operation

[@IHATENEWYORKANDWORLD]

@@ricardoalves9605, that was never explained in the movie. Or even implied.

[@IHATENEWYORKANDWORLD]

@@ricardoalves9605, that line only says that he decided to fix himself after fixing Pepper. Never does it say that he fixed himself by using that genetic mumbo-jumbo the villain has created.

[@ricardoalves9605]

@@IHATENEWYORKANDWORLD He implies that, he used the new formula to fix pepper, why use it ONLY to help pepper? Why not help himself, not everything has to be told to the viewer directly

[@simbasorariku3]

Can't believe that senator was working for HYDRA all this time.

[@G-ManXErlik]

Sloppy writing by russo bros on that one

[@Alrucards]

@@G-ManXErlik Thought it was a great callback to this movie when revealed in Winter Soldier. Plus it make his reason for acquiring the Iron man armor all more sinister.

[@agenttriplettt4106]

Actually it makes a lot of sense and was done really well.

[@EloquentTroll]

Some of those that work forces, are the same that burn crosses

[@G-ManXErlik]

@@agenttriplettt4106 yeah, it was really well done, like when Tony broke every encryption and it didn't reveal the fact that they were hydra

[@mrspeaker89]

Jarvis: "it is impossible to synthesize." "which Tony immediately synthesis" 😅😅😅

[@brandonhalter5039]

Invincible Speaker super easy, barely an inconvenience

[@tinykemper2561]

Synthesizes new elements are super easy barely an inconvenience

[@wobbafett2464]

S Y N T H E S I Z E D

[@nehirakinn]

From the most underrated actor in Hollywood to an Oscar winner... Way to go, Sam!

[@amparonarbona5142]

Nehir Akın Hell yeah!!!!

[@laurocoman]

I know right? I just watched this film on the TV just to see this guy in this role again, I was like "Damn, so many what ifs in this film and this is the biggest one, Sam Rockwell as a multi-film Marvel Villain? That sounds awesome... wish it had happenned"

[@gifctdotorgthought-police3706]

I'm never gonna forgive Sam Rockwell for Framing John Coffey. :P (just re-pasting a comment cause i seen it should have been here. lol)

[@Tan87ful]

Lol

[@patrickbateman7904]

Although nowhere near his role by far.

[@JMotion]

Hawkeye... with BEWBS!!

[@aubreykosch4227]

BEEEWWWWWWWBS.

[@Atlantic_dummie]

AAAAAAABBBBBSSSS

[@applepie1272]

Im,five years too late

[@human1880]

I love BEWBS!!!

[@Randomperson-zt3il]

BEWBIES

[@pinkinthenight]

The ending of this trailer just proved that Sam Rockwell is one of the most underrated actors in Hollywood.

[@hanahubler9201]

plot twist: turns out the bird was the mastermind behind it all

[@thetanman3130]

thats a differente movie and features a cooker rat, not a bird

[@rolyat5526]

@@thetanman3130 I understood that reference

[@eboooo]

Boyd

[@Bryan-dr5qy]

The government wanting his suit makes sense because its showing the repercussions of revealing your superhero identity. Him giving the company to pepper and being drunk was because he was dying and wanted to do as much as he could before he died, he could have stopped Rhodey from getting away but he let him go because he trusts him with his tech.

[@dontworryillwait3689]

+Bryan Leong I always felt like those things were obvious but i guess not for some people haha also, the Gov wanting his suit had little to do with him being a hero, that was just typical Gov entities trying to get their hands on something that would give them more power than everybody else.

[@sanderflop]

Interesting concepts that were executed abysmally

[@peytonmac1131]

In regards to Rhodey, I think Honest Trailers was referring to how he knew how to fly and shoot repulsors, after Tony spent the first movie smacking into walls and being extinguished by his robots. Also if Rhodey hadn't had the exact same body shape as Tony, the armor would have snapped his limbs the first time he flexed, because his joints wouldn't have been in the same position as the armors. Unless Tony had already made the suit able to adapt for multiple users.

[@WhiteDaoist]

@mca mac: Not multiple users, but Tony apparently let Rhodey fly off with the suit on purpose. If that's the case then it stands to reason that that suit was meant to be given to Rhodey in the first place, with joints matching to his build.

[@CrnaStrela]

The senator is one of the Hydra member revealed in Winter Soldier, now you know why they want it.

[@RahulSiyanwal]

Just to let people know around here about the element which tony creates with help of his father's design is totally logical because after Captain America get's frozen and when Sr. Stark searches for him he finds Tesseract and then he has spend his a lot of amount of time to study Tesseract. Then he somehow implement the atomic structure of the Tesseract on that Estate design he gives to Tony as "Key to the future". That element which Tony creates is actually the same element by which Tesseract is created and this is also why in Avengers when Loki tries to control the mind of Tony by his scepter it simply doesn't work. Because his scepter was also powered by the energy of same Tesseract. :)

[@TheoCynical]

Dude...0-0 Thanks! :D

[@RahulSiyanwal]

donnell outlaw You're most welcome. :)

[@UltimateHero128]

Rahul Siyanwal Huh. I always thought that the element he synthesized was Vibranium or Adamantium, and that the scepter didn't work because the arc reactor was simply in the way of his heart.

[@RahulSiyanwal]

***** No, if you look Iron man 2 in detail you will notice that in the notes of Howard Stark there is a diagram of tessaract cube and then some other mathematical figures.

[@KlarWieApollinaris]

Rahul Siyanwal holy shit man!! thanks :D

[@GravityShifter03]

Come on this film introduced War Machine, talked a lot about Stark's alcoholism, dealt with the fact that he wasn't able to save himself this time despite being essentially the smartest man alive, and dealing with more personal issues such as his problems with his father and trying to find a real love before he goes. Plot wasn't the best, but it was definitely a fun ride, especially the fight between Rhodes and Stark and then their team-up. plus the introduction of Black Widow was awesome! IDK Why this film is considered so bad. Sure it wasn't as good as the first one but I think it's pretty good. I re-watch more often than most other Phase 1 movies besides the first Iron Man XD

[@SOG63v5]

+Brandon Manary you basically stated my reasons for liking it. its definitely not as good as the first, mostly because the plot was so "meh," but it did bring up some good character development for Iron Man and to that end i felt it was necessary. this movie isn't that bad. i think the reason everybody talks this one down more than it deserves is because we have a higher standard for Marvel. although i hope they're not as mediocre with a sequel to Guardians.

[@GravityShifter03]

yeah i feel you!

[@roe8054]

+Brandon Manary I couldn't agree more!

[@LKWratingstuff]

I agree with everything - except that I find this more re-watchable than the first IM.

[@daviddyer3543]

...and also to learn how to hide a new design for a new element/power source inside floor layout plans for a trade expo for your offspring.

[@twenty20se15]

honestly dont get all the hate. agree its not as good as iron man 1 but its still good

[@Artofficial1986]

i agree with ya it's not as good as the first. I think people hate on this one because of the villain - whiplash. He never posed a threat to tony at all and he was just meh. But I really enjoyed this movie, War Machine was cool and Sam Rockwell too, i love him in every movie.

[@blazers8546]

People just love to bandwagon

[@alecschwartz8671]

At least it's better than Fant4stic.

[@Oly1y]

Blazer S people just love to hate a crap movie

[@armageddonmma8907]

Twenty20 SE I know

[@austingarrett3914]

I love this film. The Black Widow parts are amazing. I like the chemistry between Cheadle and Downey. And Sam Rockwell is always fun to watch.

[@unstoppableExodia]

I'm glad I didn't watch this before watching iron man 2. Even though this honest trailer was funny I found iron man 2 to be surprisingly fun to watch. However this honest trailer forgot to mention that Tony stark not only whips up a particle accelerator using only parts he had lying around his house, by himself and creates a new element all within the space of an afternoon. That part had me saying what the hell, there are scientists that spend their entire careers trying to create new elements and some chump in a movie pulls it off while barely breaking a sweat.

[@txtracer]

They're not Tony Stark :)

[@unstoppableExodia]

txtracer Of course, of course that Stark blood is noble blood. Nobles follow different rules, so .............. Can't no Blood be messin' wit dat blood, yo

[@timeyinsholaye9169]

he created the first iron man suit in a cave...

[@unstoppableExodia]

Timeyin Sholaye It is indeed true that iron man as franchise takes a very liberal slant on science. And generally that doesn't detract from the fun for me. However in Iron Man 2 it just seemed to happen a little too easily for me. Perhaps if he broke into a facility that already had a particle accelerator set up and had access to data that was way beyond the reach of regular scientists, something more than a clue gleamed from his papa's design of the stark expo layout. From what I can gather the story writers want to hint that the structure of that new element is related to the tesseract from capt'n america and it would be a cool cross over strand but somehow they way they executed left me unsatisfied.

[@DarkNaifu]

Timeyin Sholaye Don't make it sound like he turned dust into body armor. He was supposed to be building weapons, which means he had the tools to build the suit. The only thing that Stark did that was unbelievable, was build a source of clean energy and then compress it to the size of a soda can.

[@M8gazine]

"Impossible-to-create element, which Tony immediately synthesizes to wrap up all loose ends." I laughed. :P

[@skirmich]

Sam Rockwell.. You loved him in: The Green Mile, Heist, Frost/Nixon and the Motherfucking MOON.

[@petricadabica3649]

+skirmich And MR.Right

[@thedude8948]

And The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

[@ilovelife4ever884]

The Dude And Charlie's Angels

[@bernielopez7429]

and Galaxy Quest

[@matthewhudson7883]

So strange that I saw Sam Rockwell in soooo many movies since TMNT (1990) and yet I never actually noticed him until 'Moon'. I really should have been more observant all those years.

[@AarenJable]

Guys, really; Iron Man 2 isn't THAT bad.

[@jackbaxter2223]

+Aaren J It's far better than Iron Man 3

[@jackbaxter2223]

***** I'm not saying it's great, I'm saying it's decent.

[@sirperybLakeney]

+Aaren J I think Iron Man 2's great and I've watched it many times. iron man 3 does suck though. Incidentally, if you pay attention Whiplash has a crackling electromagnetic field around him (which does for his clothes) and which presumably protects him from being repeatedly hit by the car. Tony immediately creating the element which is supposed to be impossible is obviously intended as a gag. Still enjoyed the Honest Trailer though.

[@coldenhonner148]

+Aaren J Especially when compared to BvS

[@coldenhonner148]

***** It was passable at best in my opinion.

[@wariocunt]

Joss Whedon is the poor man's Joss Whedon at this point.

[@DuckandMikeyfan49]

How so?

[@wariocunt]

He's far past his prime and basically a hollow shell of his former self.

[@DuckandMikeyfan49]

You sure? Give me some proof.

[@wariocunt]

I don't have to prove an opinion, fuckface.

[@DuckandMikeyfan49]

That's how you win defense cases in court.

[@Kinos141]

WhipLash's theme: Watch me whip, watch me nae nae.

[@supermovies4625]

Lol

[@PaulSmith-zr9qx]

+Kinos141 lol

[@fordknievel2607]

Don't worry everybody! Just a troll for display.

[@Kinos141]

***** You are?

[@fordknievel2607]

+Kinos141 maybe

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

The way the MCU has grown has helped Iron Man 2 improve in all our eyes. So many things make more sense and their place makes more sense in the long run and in retrospect.

[@sonicinfinity1871]

Cue Eternals and Ant man 3.

[@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683]

@@sonicinfinity1871 Iron Man 2 did nothing to set up those two films and are not connected in any way other than being in the same universe, so my point stands. Eternals and Quantumania didn’t branch off of things set up in Iron Man 2.

[@sonicinfinity1871]

@@deadpoolregeneratedegenera1683 They're still represent problems in the MCU.

[@GdoubleWB]

Witness Iron Man go up against disappointing mid-trilogy villains like: Whiplash, a russian inventor and B-list Iron Man villain so generic, he could have been swapped out for either Crimson Dynamo or Titanium Man and it would barely make a difference; Justin Hammer, a completely unsuccessful business rival with terrible technology who basically just exists as a boost to get the main villain into the climax; and Senator Stern, a villain with such little reason to be a villain, they had to make him a Hydra agent in Captain America: The Winter Soldier to retroactively justify him being a dick.

[@kieran10202]

+GdoubleWB Whiplash should have (barely) survived that explosion and returned in Iron Man 3 AS Crimson Dynamo, not the bio-dragon-people. Justin hammer is there to add another personality as bombastic as Tony, essentially tony without the humility. He is a boost, he gives Vanko the resources to add injury to insult and actually tear down Iron Man's legacy. Senator Stern is a politician, he'll do anything to get re-elected or promoted, including securing the Iron Man technology for the government, that's a fast track to the top.

[@thomasraines1396]

Well done.

[@RolaiEckolo]

I loved how you said "Beeyubes"

[@BlueMoonsLightASMR]

lol

[@RolaiEckolo]

Bewwbs

[@that-guy-pearce]

"Hawkeye, with beewbs"

[@Jay-rd9vt]

To the Rhodey being able to fly the suit part: I think that everyone who was enabled by Tony could fly one of the ironman suits no problem, because they have an AI in them who does most of the adjustments. But in Ironman 1 he first had to calibrate everything, which is why he had so many difficulties.

[@nInOwarrior0312]

Because Tony Stark learns from his mistakes

[@Sinneric]

You guys are just brilliant. It's impossible to watch this without nodding along, at least at some point.

[@BluecreeperEnergize]

I seriously can't even remember this movie.. and I know I watched it

[@ayushshah2103]

Zarkle all I remember is the racing scene, and the end fight...

[@BluecreeperEnergize]

I remember nothing

[@lyricalmind2331]

Zarkle I remember the multiple iron man's

[@WavyGamer18]

Max Payne at least you remember dc movies

[@mythhead2688]

VJ Jefferson There are some DC movies I WISH I could forget.

[@jamiewilkerson4198]

From all of these honest trailers here I've only watched like 2 of the movies they're parodying, and still each and everyone of them is hilarious to me!

[@0209vinay]

"Pepper Potts, an inconsistent nag who's totally cool with her boyfriend being Iron Man but freaks out when he drives a car."

[@amparonarbona5142]

Vinay Shankar Funny but true.

[@tollef1108]

I still dont get why it was disliked i enjoyed it

[@gothpunkboy89]

+Tollef 110 Same. It wasn't a bad movie particularly compared to Iron Man 3. Which wasn't all that good.

[@sentiospoot5806]

+Tollef 110 I actually thought it was kind of a neat little character study, but that was apparently just me

[@gothpunkboy89]

***** No 2 was pretty good. 3 wasn't to bad. The villain just didn't make sense.

[@SomeSadKnickFan]

3 was really good

[@jakeasmah8953]

+Tollef 110 I think we like movies until someone points out that everything was wrong...

[@bigk9000]

I agree this is not as good as the first Iron Man, but I liked the 3D holograms. I think the only reason that the first one seemed to be so grounded in reality in terms of technology - despite the fact that there's a mobile exosuit, sonic killing device, and an arc reactor - was because The Dark Knight was THE comic book movie that set the bar for all future comic book movies at the time.

[@bigk9000]

Agreed, but what I meant by technology that was grounded in reality was technology that currently exists in the real world, although the exo-suit does technically exist and from what I understand the US military is currently working on a prototype, but the practicality of its miniaturized self-sustaining power source is.

[@bigk9000]

No, not at all. Just saying that it is with our current level of technology, but it's not to say that it can't in the future - even the near future.

[@bigk9000]

I know, but the Movie Trailer announce guy - forget his name - mentioned how the first one was so grounded in reality and how this movie traded all that in for things like 3D holograms. While I agree with you too, I'm just trying to clarify my point.

[@Robinson3938]

Am I the only one who remembers that they had that exact same hologram technology in the first movie? Tony used it to design the suit.

[@bigk9000]

You bring up a very good point; I totally forgot all about that. Admittedly, it's been a while since I've seen the first one.

[@94dfk1]

"The completely disappointing sequel you fooled yourself into liking simply because it had Iron Man in it!" Hey if you put "the Avengers" in that sentence instead of "Iron Man", you have Age of Ultron!

[@Megacooltommydee]

+94dfk1 It's the same with Jurassic Park, honestly...

[@ajhampton3722]

+Tommy Dee too true

[@MinecraftMetThomas]

I liked AoU...

[@TumbiMtika]

+94dfk1 so true

[@eijiniizuma6184]

+94dfk1 ultron>og avengers

[@drifter4training]

RIP Gary Shandling.... :(

[@user-pk5zu4mz4q]

😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@dobbysboggart6883]

I think this movie, like Cars 2, gets more hate than it deserves. I really like it.

[@tobs4098]

Loved iron man 2 and 3. don't get why there is so much hate :(

[@Chowder12345able]

+Samuels Oluwatoba They were 'meh'. Good, but not as much as the sequel

[@glst1974]

Tells you how much love IM1 gets

[@jasonchilado]

+Samuels Oluwatoba I love the third one too! I don't see why many hate it

[@yunve]

apparently people care more about villians then heroes

[@zbh9268]

Please say: "Put that cookie down!"

[@marxman6896]

Iron Man 2 is great for one reason: Robert Downey Jr. Without his impeccable comedic timing and wit, this whole series is meh.

[@nickkrasny1562]

“The poor mans joss whedon” Oh boy that didn’t age well 😂

[@j.ackermann9110]

Whiplash? I prefer some guy with a bird...

[@princegray6968]

hey say "with great responsibility comes... aw shit!!!!!!!!!"

[@craiglocke8116]

the disappointment from the third iron man makes this movie look incredible

[@Lukeywoodsey]

But this film has Scarlett Johansson! 😍

[@deensaid7762]

boobeeehhhhh

[@Charles-hy6gp]

Winter Soldier, Civil War, The Avengers, Age of Ultron also had Scarlett Johansson............

[@willemboele2079]

charles 8777 yes and they are all amazing because of it

[@Charles-hy6gp]

+perfectMustache is so fabulas the best Black Widow is the one from Winter Soldier dude, plus it think there is not any good scene in the movie

[@RRRanTVPianoMusic]

with BEEWBS

[@Jim_The_Fish]

Do the only MCU movie you haven't done, 2008 ED NORTON HULK

[@Abominatrix650]

My guess is they're saving it for Thor: Ragnarok. They have a trend of doing an Honest Trailer to a related movie around the time a new one is released.

[@unknown404x]

Abominatrix650 It would get more views around that time

[@sgtfrozty]

Sorry guys, I guess that's not happening anytime soon (Ragnarok was great BTW).....

[@deensaid7762]

sgtfrozty maybe it will be shelved for the upcoming Infinity War film

[@harmansahani2384]

The Pikachu Brothers and they did.

[@OniGG]

i really love the Starring part of Honest Trailers xD

[@815StoneCold]

Thank you for pointing out those stupid holograms, they really got on my nerves throughout the movie. I loved the first movie and how grounded it was. (But I still love the Avengers)

[@HangMrH]

everyone feels exactly like you did

[@glst1974]

I like this movie, but agreed it's no IM1 or IM3. You got to give some props for that climax w/ Iron Man and War Machine. That almost save the movie by itself.

[@gkay8889]

iron man 1 is good but these movies i said are like the top 4 for me

[@gkay8889]

and for almost everyone

[@glst1974]

geo koukkappakeepo I agree. Rankings wise, different from mine, but these are the top four w/ IM being top 5. Sony had the Tobey/Raimi Spider-Man movies thus Spidey 2 not on this list(which is one of the best superhero movies ever).

[@thogthemighty7960]

Everyone loved Sam Rockwell in Galaxy Quest!

[@amparonarbona5142]

Jagrfmiirg Gâr-Ganoxïk 'There's a red thingy moving toward the green thingy'.

[@GNParty]

Say "Grammar Nazis are helpful even though they are annoying."

[@markkoch2159]

gramear nazis r helpful evn thogh thy r anoying

[@ArciusDK]

GRAMMAR. nazis, are helpfull, even eough, they. Are, anoying

[@GNParty]

ArciusDK Oh, God. My eyes...

[@ArciusDK]

Grammar Nazi Party and, that is how You blind an gramma nasi !

[@isildursonofelendil7992]

Nazis ar nt hlpfl and thy suck hitlers dck wit plasur

[@satan1149]

technology grounded in reality? WHAT?!?! the whole iron man franchises' technobabble is enough to make any person who has ever had I physivs class in school cringe

[@bigmattman2005]

Well, the "technobabble" yes. However, the technology is pretty darn close to reality. With Exoskeleton (military), jet packs / hovercraft technology (albeit MUCH louder than Iron Man), and military weaponry, Iron Man isn't exactly a farfetched idea. However, logically, Iron Man is so flawed that the time, effort, and money dumped into the suit would be such a waste for many reasons: 1.) Being computer controlled, the suit could easily be hacked/shut down by anyone; 2.) With no stealth properties, it's just a walking/flying billion dollar target practice. 3.) Having this technology back in the 1940s-1970s would have been ingenious (merely for the technology, not for actual use as THE Iron Man) and MAYBE have done some good for the wars, but now it's just useless as a handful of WWII aircraft could destroy it.

[@Laura-vz3ts]

bigmattman2005 The suit wouldn't work though, in that the kind of impacts he takes in it wouldn't actually be cushioned by the suit. That's always bothered me.

[@DaVultCave]

He was referring to Tony's first suit in the cave in Iron Man 1. That would be possible.

[@DaVultCave]

bigmattman2005 It's a fictional universe, and Tony is a technological genius. We can assume he thought of that.

[@user-pk5zu4mz4q]

Playstation 2.

[@The_Infamous_Boogyman]

This was the 1st time we got to see an expansion on a beloved character and it was awesome. Especially the suitcase armor

[@SayItHarshly]

"Robb Stark".... Too Soon, Screen Junkies...Too Soon. */sniff* The North Remembers -_-

[@DoctorXander]

All that happens in this movie is Rhodey puts on the suit and Iron Man gets his arc reactor changed to a triangle

[@nicholasmoscato1224]

PLEASE DO ANT-MAN NEXT!!

[@CanucksGameVlogger]

He can't he needs to wait for the movie to come out on dvd

[@777static777]

Oh man, yeah! Do Galaxy Quest!!

[@BrendanJSmith]

It took four years, but you finally got your wish!

[@777static777]

@@BrendanJSmith worth the wait!

[@TDot-mq3fn]

I liked Iron Man 2

[@BenCulture]

IMortalHHD ALex I liked IM2 too. It had a consistent tone of maroon sadness, and Downey played it very well. Even in this trailer you can see it on his face when he's changing the corroded batteries that are poisoning him. Tony knows he is dying, and it's heartbreaking to watch him struggle with it. Scarlett as Natasha struck a perfect balance of beauty and sadness, and she wasn't even impressed with Tony Stark; she was unobtainable. Casting Garry Shandling was inspired, and he was perfect. Jon Favreau did a lot with the under-developed Happy Hogan. The plot wasn't great, but the mood was very appropriate for the second film of a trilogy. Even his Silver Centurion (suitcase) armor seemed sadder and less jaunty than the red and gold suits. This movie had artistic value, and I'm not sure if I feel that way about IM3.

[@loicvanderwielen]

Ben Culture I don't think IM2 was bad. He was just not as good as the first. I guess it's the same problem for Avengers 2 (not sure, i don't watch it yet).

[@Ookler]

The L Delivery Man the music was an easy win, so there is that at least

[@BenCulture]

+SAGE It's like you didn't even read my comment. I wrote a _lot_ about the actors, and a little bit about the look of the film. Of course, it matters for a film to _look_ good, and I think IM2 does. But it's got a lot more going for it than that. Hell, I forgot to even mention Sam Rockwell. He was awesome too, and, once I got used to the actor-switch for Rhodey, Don Cheadle was damn good, too.

[@BenCulture]

+SAGE Well, that's bizarre. Why wouldn't you take a person's word at face value, when they're sharing their opinion on a movie? Visual effects? Aside from the self-assembling suitcase armor, I remember nothing special about the visual effects. They were perfectly adequate, but nothing like "Wow, I can't believe I just saw that", like in the Avengers films. If I was in love with IM2's visual effects, I would have said exactly that.

[@Mattman003]

"Better Terrence Howard!" LMAO

[@personM4N]

Oh, yeah...he WAS in Galaxy Quest.

[@amparonarbona5142]

personM4N 'I think we're the green thingy'

[@katie6941]

Friend: "Oh you saw Iron man 2? What was it about?" Me: "I honestly don't remember."

[@mywaterpokemon25]

say "I don't know how to train your Dragon. I was just wondering how the same time." I just pressed the middle word on my phone several times to get that sentence!

[@NunofyaFB]

I saw more iron man in this movie than iron man 3

[@aurora1089]

None of your fucking business yeah, according to screen junkies here the main character is regular man.lol.

[@NunofyaFB]

The Gamer yep

[@moo5360]

When Marvel make a film as bad as Hulk, Daredevil or Fantastic Four let me know. Until them calm down about Iron Man 2.

[@XxmaskedmagicianxX]

How about iron man 3 ?

[@moo5360]

How about Daredevil. Iron Man 3 was nothing special, it wasn't anything dreadful either though.

[@barrygormley3986]

Lets not forget Marvel still has a way better track record than DC when it comes to live action movies. Man of Steel? Batman Forever? Batman and Robin? The old Superman Movies (a lot of people like the first two, but not me)? Green Lantern? Meanwhile Marvel can still be mostly counted on to deliver the goods.

[@iluvdrakeandjosh]

Which Hulk are you referring to? The Incredible Hulk? Because the 2008 one was made by marvel studios..

[@iluvdrakeandjosh]

Barry Gormley Marvel only recently got into the big movie business so they don't really have a better track record. DC has been putting out TONS of movies for decades under one license. Not like Fantastic four, spiderman, xmen and everything else under the sun being owned by many different studios. Some are good and hold up, some are dated, some are downright bad, but it's not an abundance of bad by any means. And out of the Marvel movies that have been released the only ones that have gotten critical acclaim were Iron Man 1, The Avengers, and Captain America 2. The others have middle-range ratings because they're alright movies. Not amazing but not absolute shit either. Not saying that DC hasn't been fucking up lately, because they have very badly, but DC has basically been on top for decades. And Marvel has finally pulled ahead in the race (which is exciting and makes for good competition and good movies if DC could get their shit together). Main Point: I trust them to put out serviceable movies, and maybe we'll get an amazing one every once in a while, unlike DC which can range from Dark Knight amazing to Green Lantern bad lately.

[@s.d.s.4148]

Sam uh, Rockwell, yeah that's him! The guy with the OSCAR

[@CiprianHanga]

TBH when I watch superhero movies my brain is always offline. Just give me popcorn, soda and lots of gratuitous action.

[@wills2140]

"Action" something this superhero/action movie had in severely small amounts.

[@barryevans791]

How dare you! Sam Rockwell is awesome in everything!

[@stewartorr8149]

Id love to hear what the writers thought of these trailers. He makes some very good points.

[@mariageo3574]

"Mrs. Coldplay"😂😂

[@amparonarbona5142]

Maria Geo Yeah.....not anymore

[@yeahgrrr773]

Im sorry but i just discovered your channel right now!literally right now!btw you gaine a new subscriber

[@Phantron]

I don't care what anyone says, I really like this movie.

[@Mhj30596xxok]

But I liked Iron Man 2.... :(

[@KojinMacJorn]

We must be in the minority. While some of their criticisms are indeed valid - specifically the whole Car Ramming of Whiplash XP - but overall the movie wasn't bad. Better than the first one? Not really. About as good. A lot of people have problems with Iron Man 3 as well, yet I didn't have much of a problem with that movie as well. Again, they had valid criticisms - mostly in the fact how Stark never used all his armors until the VERY end and WHY he blew them up - but even still: That movie wasn't a BAD movie. Best of the Marvel Movies? Hardly. But it isn't even the worse.

[@moo5360]

Kojin MacJorn I liked it more than Thor.

[@WestCoastSwinger]

Kojin MacJorn you're totally wrong. Iron Man 3 was a BAD movie! I like the line in this Honest Trailer, "Someone gets paid to write this stuff?" Valid nitpicks on Iron Man 2, but I recall it being somewhat entertaining to watch. However, Iron Man 3 was a ridiculous waste of my money and time. It's pretty much the case with all blockbusters now, sigh.

[@THC420Dogg]

Kojin MacJorn I'll watch it over Iron Man 3 any day.

[@zraven3528]

The entire trilogy was fucking awesome I don't care what anyone says

[@aidancallahan4217]

I got an ad for a movie that had the Epic Voice Guy narrating it XD

[@Paul_G.]

No idea how I've managed to not see this for a decade, but it's gratifying to be reminded I'm not the only one who thought the sequel actually detracted from the original Iron Man (other than Don Cheadle, who I agree made a better Rhodey). This Honest Trailer has definitely stood the test of time. :)

[@pranksarecool1]

rob stark!!! love all the subtle references like that!

[@StrangePowers123]

What the hell was subtle about that?!

[@Deltasquad382943]

I was too young to tell a good movie from a bad movie when I saw this, and I was still bored as hell when I watched this. I didn't like this movie after I left the theatre, even though I really loved the first one.

[@Deltasquad382943]

13

[@CustomFitted]

***** ur 13? lol no wonder u loved IM3...does ur mom know ur cussing on the internet? lmao

[@Deltasquad382943]

creative You're an adult, and insulting me? Get a life.

[@CustomFitted]

not insulting u at all lol...dont take it too personal

[@l.tc.5032]

Your parents let you watch this at 9! I couldn't even watch a pg-13 movie till I was 14 and half!

[@dontcallmelil8619]

Do Galaxy Quest!

[@helenauthoff6370]

I am so so glad that we've gotten all this way

[@antonius.martinus]

The holograms aren't ridiculous, we will be getting that in the next 15 to 20 years.

[@jaychung8759]

lol

[@rosalie4875]

Jay Chung I second that

[@antonius.martinus]

R Hsu Why? We already have Hologram T.V.'s

[@raptor10412]

Jay Chung He is right

[@user-pk5zu4mz4q]

Yup.

[@walkermatzko4334]

Do Rambo III!

[@MrsJasmyn45]

I just watched this last night.. And I still enjoyed it.

[@AtlasBound]

"And a guy with a bird!" LOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL 😂😂😂

[@amparonarbona5142]

Wellik I loved the way he said 'Bird'.

[@mutantmaster1]

Hawkeye with bewbs (still wanna know about Budapest)

[@gideonjudges7]

DO GALAXY QUEST!

[@verminjerky]

Dang, crapping on Sam Rockwell, one of the finest actors of our time. Hope he wins his Oscar this year so people will finally get a clue.

[@farahin28]

Never knew that I needed a daily dose of honest trailer

[@theprisoner3881]

The worst movie in the trilogy.

[@TheSmashingLad]

Fuck you the third one is the worst

[@darkpool7494]

True that!

[@theprisoner3881]

Josh Whipkey The third wasn't that bad, the first was the best one.

[@darkpool7494]

I hated what they did to the Mandarin! they were doing great with him at first and just ruined it!

[@TheSilentOne50]

EXACTLY!

[@JustKyle43]

HAWKEYE, WITH *BEWBS*

[@Ariurotl]

Joss Whedon is the poor man's Joss Whedon

[@jacksonhubble2023]

Who doesn't love Sam R in Galaxy Quest. That is my Jam!

[@Flugmorph]

sam rockwell is the beeeest

[@stealahb]

Do a Doctor Who Honest Trailer. because reasons!

[@mynameswhatsername6952]

+Chino Cocoa A BBC Sherlock one would be awesome too!

[@zacharychavez3482]

Hahahaha Hawkeye.....with Beeewbs. haha I lost it.

[@skirne_]

3:21 part of the dad with predictions cracked me up

[@aramistomasino4709]

RIP man in a garry shandling mask

[@xxthehoodedultramatexx5384]

"when I was 5 I got a throat implant, and it made my voice awesome forever"

[@magicmulder]

"I want my bird." That line, for no reason whatsoever, was turned into a running gag in the German dub when Whiplash, in a bad Russian accent, keeps saying "Ich will meinen Vugel" ("foo-gle" instead of the correct pronunciation "foe-gle").

[@lenastorm6280]

Am I the only one who likes Iron Man 2 but hates Iron Man 3? (And love Iron Man!)

[@GeorgeMonet]

+Lena Storm I think there are some good scenes in Iron Man 2. But Iron Man 3 is a complete write-off.

[@autobotproductions1244]

No you're not

[@marylevina5117]

I mean I don't like Iron Man at all, but I liked the first 2 Iron Mans only

[@Balnazzardi]

+Lena Storm Can we just all agree that both were disappointing sequels?

[@autobotproductions1244]

Balnazzardi yeah let's be honest. the first one is the only good Iron Man movie

[@highrulain3]

I really liked turbo kid. It is amazing and perfect, and you should make a video about it

[@B3ansGuy]

I thought Sam Rockwell and Scarlett totally killed it in this movie, too bad they were so poorly utilized -_-

[@jedijones]

Rockwell wasn't poorly utilized, he was brilliantly utilized. He played the Lex Luthor-style brainy, suited villain, a classic traditional villain played to a tee in this movie with brilliantly written and delivered dialogue.

[@B3ansGuy]

His character was excellent and the portrayal even more so I agree, but I personally would've loved to see more of him going head to head with Tony instead of him using Vanko, except for the scene in court they didn't really interact that much with I think is a mega missed opportunity

[@Tine_of_Nice_Dreams]

B3ansGuy I love his character because its so rare to see a movie where the villain is incompetent. Imo incompetence paired with endless resources, power, and a sour personality can be even more dangerous than a smart villain who can keep control over their plan.

[@TheChannel0309]

"Better Terrance Howard" made me howl with laughter. Because it's true! Don Cheadle is a much better fit than Terrance Howard ever was.

[@semanticsamuel936]

I'm enjoying watching all the Marvel films again on Disney+. You'd think from this HT that the film was completely abysmal...but it's actually pretty good. Quite nice to have a change of pace and have some more introspection in a film. The committee heroes do not take up that much run time (rather like the Star Wars prequels, where it's present but people pretend like they are the entire films), and they are plot relevant.

[@Onlyrealmusic4life]

I didn't think this movie was all that amazing but some of the criticisms here were just nitpicking.

[@thevillageidiot1655]

he was also in charlies angels.. even did the same dance

[@BlackINKim]

See, that's the thing, Sam Rockwell is actually the dance, he actually did the same *appearance* during Charlie's Angel

[@retluoc]

My favorite line "He survives being hit by a car not once, not twice, but four f---ing times!"

[@elty69]

Not once… not twice… but four f***ing times… 🤣🤣🤣🤣