Iron Man (2008) | First Time Watching |

[@PJCLongbeard1979]

After the closing credits at the end of each Marvel film, there is usually a short clip that's a relevant part of the story. They are definitely worth watching, and they are not spoilers. Don't miss them.

[@galencox1531]

Sometimes there are two so just watch out for them.

[@davepedersen6372]

@@pilarslittlestudio I'm glad folks have informed you about the extra scenes mid & post credits. However, I'd like to suggest you skip the end credit scene after the 5th MCU movie (in release order) as it is more of a trailer/spoiler for the 6th film than an extra scene. I'm very excited to join you on your MCU journey!

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@pilarslittlestudio I believe there’s a site you can look up that will tell you how many post credit scenes each movie has, that way you don’t have to worry about missing any scenes & having the comments section freaking out🤣 I’m looking forward to going through these with you. I think you’re really going to enjoy them.

[@JCG52577]

@@pilarslittlestudio sometimes there are two, one mid credits and one at the end of the credits.

[@getdeved]

​@@pilarslittlestudio Also keep an eye out for the Stan Lee cameos in these movies.

[@Yumegari1]

Remember that this movies all have an extra scene after the credits. Some of them even have more than one spliced during the credits, so pay close attention to that, since you seemed to have missed the one in this movie that sets up the conective tread for the next films. Also, just in case you get confused (since I've seen other reactors that made that mistake), the next film is "The Incredible Hulk", not just "Hulk", which was a different movie made a few years before. While that one was also good, it's part of a different continuity with no links to the broader MCU. Also, yes, the release order is the best way to go, not only with Marvel but with Star Wars. While the chronological order is indeed different in both cases, those movies that were filmed after but are placed before the others are still made with the idea that you watched the previous ones, so many things will only make sense when watching them in the release order.

[@tomclark5924]

This was PERFECT! Don't change a thing (except for watching the ending credit scenes, LOL). It's great that you know nothing about these films and it's very rare because spoilers are everywhere. My advice is don't research anything or look too far ahead as some reactors have had big moments spoiled accidentally by doing research. Your attention to detail will be rewarded as this journey goes on. I can' wait for you to see where this all goes!

[@xregox7628]

This is going to be quite the journey you’re going on!

[@carlgibson285]

Don't worry about not knowing anything about these worlds. Everything will be explained as you watch more movies. My best advice for watching these movies is just strap in and enjoy the ride! 😀

[@mrandrews3616]

Heads up for future marvel movies, they all have an end credit scene teasing the next movie. Great reaction and glad you enjoyed your first step into this universe.

[@1215298]

One thing I haven't seen anyone else mention is that the OG Spider-Man movies are a great entry-level start to superhero movies, particularly Marvel superhero movies. It's definitely recommended watching to sprinkle in the movies below between main MCU movies: Spider-Man 1 Spider-Man 2 Spider-Man 3 The Amazing Spider-Man 1 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Particularly because they show how the genre has changed in the last 20 years. And the OG 3 Spider-Man movies pretty much dominated the 2000s, pop culture wise. Anywho, welcome to the MCU officially: enjoy the journey!

[@1215298]

@@pilarslittlestudio Oh, absolutely: to be honest, doing *Spider-Man 1-3* after Phase 1 or 2, and then *The Amazing-Spiderman 1-2* after Phase 3 is probably a good spread to stop you getting confused with the main MCU movie timelines.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

In case you don't already have it, here's the full list of MCU films in release order (with a few helpful notes) through 2019: Marvel Cinematic Universe (Stage 1, Phase 1)

[@chrisash]

I've only been following you for a week, but I'm a big fan already. Between your high-quality reactions and the fact that you're doing both star wars and mcu--you're about to get *so many* subscribers! I can't wait to see more.

[@Vampluvver]

Welcome to The Marvel adventure Pilar! A Journey that changed my life! I hope you enjoy the ride and experience all of the wonder it has to give!

[@danielmorency2242]

There are basically three groups of super-hero movies... DC - Which includes Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, The Flash, JUSTICE LEAGUE, and more... MARVEL - Which includes Iron man, Hulk, Thor, Captain America, Spider-man, THE AVENGERS, and more... INDEPENDANT FILMS - which include other super-hero movies, like The Watchmen. In MARVEL, they had, for a long time, individual films and series (not exactly connected to each other), like The X-Men movies, The Spider-man movies, The Amazing Spider-man movies, The Fantastic Four, and Deadpool, and a few others. Since 2006, they created the MCU (The Marvel Cinematic Universe), a series of interconnected films (starting with the movie you're watching now IRON MAN). These movies each has it's own little story, but is connected to the other films that come before and after it, with re-occurring characters and over-lapping story-arcs. For the past few years, the MCU is slowly bringing in the other independent Marvel movies that were made before the creation of the MCU, by showing connections to them, and even a few returning characters from those stand-alone films. For the MCU movies, just search "LIST OF MCU MOVIES" on Wikipedia and follow them in order of release. Mix in the occasional film or series of films made before the MCU and you'll find yourself fully immersed in this wonderful world of super-hero movies. Congratulations on starting your fantastic journey with us!! :)

[@PhilBagels]

3 things to look for in every MCU movie: 1. Post-credit bonus scenes. Often more than one in a movie. 2. Stan Lee cameos. 3. The one scene where someone falls/jumps/ejects from an airplane or helicopter. In almost every MCU movie. Here, you saw the pilot eject after Iron Man crashes through his wing.

[@Eisenhorne77]

The start to a wonderful adventure, love, emotion, hate, envy, it is all there for you to see with this series and is wonderful.

[@davidboivin7996]

SHIELD is a whole side story in the streaming series Agents Of Shield and Agent Carter. I won't spoil anymore. Can't wait for the upcoming Marvel movies. It's a wild ride. Enjoy!!

[@Andimax11]

As for someone who's new to superhero movies, Iron man is definitely a good start to ease you into the genre

[@commonstragedy]

So impressed with how much insight you had into the plot twists before they happened.

[@cliveklg7739]

The fact they they created an over arcing story tying the films together is so much fun.

[@S.m1115]

I think the acting on pepper was actually pretty accurate,she was supposed to knew the guy since a long time ago. And he knew Tony since a baby. So the natural reaction of her might be being in shock instead of scared. Same as in the office when he almost catch her.

[@kobewankenobi248]

*Def ask all the questions you have, we’re here to help! But in a spoiler free kind of way lol*

[@herbox]

10:10 with every first appearance of every main character they always get their powers later, or immediately explained that they can do that, or perhaps they will learn later in a different movie that they have a certain power. But most of the time the job of every first movie=origin movie is to give our heroes their powers so they wont have them from the beginning.

[@gallendugall8913]

Iron Man was a relatively minor character in the comics until this film. This movie was mainly a test to see if the new Marvel Studios could make a successful Marvel comic character movie, and Iron Man was no loss if the movie failed.

[@andrewft31]

Gwyneth Paltrow the actress playing Pepper Potts has been acting since 1989 and from a family of actors. Her first film was a film directed by her father in 1989 called High. She has won Oscar’s and Emmy’s prior to being in Iron Man. Her most famous films are Seven, Emma, Sliding Doors and Shakespeare In Love (won an Oscar for best actress).

[@jachol3478]

One thing to look out for in each Marvel movie is a cameo of Stan Lee (he was the old man Tony Stark called Hugh Heffener in Iron Man) Stan plays a different role in all the movies. He helped create the Marvel comics and most every character/story you will watch on this journey. Consider Him the J.R.R. Tolkien, George R.R. Martin, or J.K. Rowling of the Marvel Universe. The man was held in very high esteem and beloved by all.

[@fullmoonprepping4024]

As far as Pepper displaying fear and shock and trepidation, she is NO damsel in distress. She is a very capable, confident and strong woman. You'll get to know her better.

[@ryn7353]

I really like your reactions and your expressions! Glad to see this journey you'll take! You won't regret it!

[@jlinkous05]

Tony Stark is a Metalbender, literally!

[@DavidStebbins]

Welcome to the Marvel Universe! I hope you enjoy these movies as much as I have. One of the wonderful things about these movies is that they were written for people who know nothing about them and they also have Easter eggs (and of course characters and stories) that are there to be recognized by long-time fans of the comics. I'm sure others have mentioned it, but two things to watch for in every movie are the little extra scenes during and after the credits (between one and three or four after each movie) and also for a cameo appearance by Stan Lee who started working at Marvel (then called Timely Comics) in 1939 and led the company for many years. In this movie he appeared briefly portraying Hugh Hefner at the Stark gala where Tony and Pepper danced. It's a fun kind of Where's Waldo game looking for him in every movie.

[@gomikmay]

Actually,Stan was mistaken for Hugh Hefner.🤓

[@gibbs615]

Yeah this was an exciting first Iron Man movie for sure! Get ready for THE INCREDIBLE HULK next!😁👍🏿

[@BruceJohnson-fo5ko]

It the first MCU franchise partnered with Disney. And the First time the CGI and the graphics where right on point.👍

[@JDams572]

When someone is interested in watching marvel movies, he’s the following can be pretty hardcore, but in a GOOD WAY! We love watching people’s first time reactions and 99.99999% of us will answer any and all questions! Welcome to THE MCU!!! Buckle your seatbelt, because it’s filled with comedy, tragedy, and hope

[@michaelash8552]

You have been told to watch for the after the credit scenes but another thing to look for in each of these film is the cameo of Stan Lee. Stan was involved in the creation of many Marvel characters in the comics. He make a brief cameo in almost all of these films before he passed. He even did cameos in some of the older films featuring Marvel characters. like the older X-men and Spider-man films. In this film he's the guy at the party Tony mistakes for Hef (Hugh Hefner) when he first arrives.

[@thatpatrickguy3446]

Great reaction! I always loved that they basically took the original Iron Man origin story from the comics and retold it, with some obviously needed updates and changes. One obvious example being that the original took place in the Vietnam War (since Iron Man the comics started in the sixties) and they updated it to the War in the Gulf. Even to the fellow captive giving his life to allow Tony the chance to have the suit fully powered. The scrap-built suit even looked identical to the early comics suit. Pepper's reaction is not really unusual. Sometimes the psychological reaction to terror is just shock and disbelief: the 'I must be dreaming' reaction. I've actually seen that reaction in person. The typical reaction is fight or flight, but it's not unusual to just be stuck in disbelief. Also, she did such a good job with the role otherwise that we know that that had to be the reaction they scripted for her. That way she'd be there and available for when Tony needed her to overload the arc reactor and blow the roof. If she had run far away like many would have, she'd also be completely unwilling to go back in and overload the arc reactor. Always watch the credits for the extra scenes. They foreshadow upcoming events.

[@adamdavies4480]

You’re gonna love this journey. Many characters, many stories, many victories and many tragedies. Sit back and enjoy 🙌

[@JayTor2112]

If you ever do D.C. or Superman, you have to start with the 1978 Superman and its sequel. Still the greatest superhero movies of all time. Iron Man's origins were in Vietnam in the comics, but it was updated to bring him into the modern age.

[@domingocurbelomorales8635]

Esta peli no solo está brutal Pilar, sino que, además, si indagas en la intrahistoria de la vida de Robert Downey Jr... este papel le devolvió la "vida"!!

[@locomojoboy2]

What do you mean?

[@trechardwhite3000]

You should definitely watch them all you’re getting too love it and how epic they are.

[@oxhine]

Hey, Pilar! FIVE TIPS: 1. Watch the credits all the way through so you don't miss END-CREDIT SCENES! 2. Point out Marvel Universe co-creator STAN LEE! Stan cameos in most Marvel movies like Hitchcock and it's fun to spot him! He was the dapper elderly gent mistaken for Hugh Hefner by Tony on the red carpet! 3. Include the ONE-SHOTS! There are five shorts called One-Shots associated with five of the movies in Phase 1. They are canonical and available on DP. The one paired with "Captain America: The First Avenger" is the Agent Carter One-Shot which can alternatively be seen as a coda to the first 8-episode Season of the "Agent Carter" series. 4. Take breaks to incorporate NON-MCU Marvel movies and series as they, too, get merged into the MCU narrative. These include 13 X-Men movies, 6 Spider-Man movies, 2 Venom movies, 1 Hulk movie and Netflix Daredevil. 5. If you know very little about the Hulk, I highly recommend seeing Ang Lee's 2003 "Hulk" as it covers the ORIGIN of the Hulk whereas the MCU film doesn't. The movie is NON-CANON pre-dating the MCU but it has a great cast, director, score and comic accurate sequences seen in no other MCU film in which the Hulk appears. It even ENDS where the MCU "Incredible Hulk" BEGINS!!! It was supposed to be the STARTING POINT for the MCU initially but it failed to gain traction at the box office because audiences were not accustomed to a serious approach to superhero films at the time. Ang Lee is an Oscar-winning director responsible for such films as "Eat Drink Man Woman", "Sense and Sensibility", "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", "Ride with the Devil", "Brokeback Mountain", "Life of Pi" and "Gemini Man". RECOMMENDED SEQUENCE FOR PHASE 1: 0. (HULK (2003)) [OPTIONAL proto-MCU Hulk origin] 1. IRON MAN 2. IRON MAN 2 + A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer One-Shot 3. THE INCREDIBLE HULK + The Consultant One-Shot 4. THOR 5. CAPTAIN AMERICA: THE FIRST AVENGER + Agent Carter One-Shot 6. THE AVENGERS + Item 47 One-Shot 7. (Agent Carter: Season 1 + Agent Carter One-Shot) [OPTIONAL Interphase Interlude]

[@docnok63]

Every time you kept saying, "so he's not a superhero" and the like, I kept replying to the screen, "not all superheroes wear capes."

[@Scott-ec4cs]

Enjoyable reaction, Pilar. You've gained a fan. Be aware that some superhero movies are hollow popcorn flicks and so some people tend to think of them all as being that way. But what Marvel did successfully for the first 12 years of this journey is to remain character based. Their focus was on the journey of the person and not on the superhero element. Iron Man, for example, was a redemption story, but with an added superhero element. Character is the focus, superhero is the bonus. Just like the cartoons you said you liked. Some have depth and passion that appeal to everybody. Some are just stupid kid films meant to make a quick buck. I hope you have fun on this journey.

[@mutanthybrid3466]

Actually regarding Gweneth Paltrow's performance as Pepper, everyone is different. Not everyone expresses emotions in the same manner. For instance, I can be quite stoic when feeling pain and seeing myself being injured. I don't even make a facial expression or noises when in pain. Some people don't look afraid in scary situations. Pepper is a very calm and analytical person.

[@TheEsyaba]

More than 30 movies, are you ready? 😅

[@jdovma1]

Out of all the solo movies for the individual characters, this is still my favorite. It's not my favorite out of the entire MCU, that's one of the Avengers movies... wont say which 😉 My favorite series altogether is another character too, but this is #1 as far as solos go. RDJ was born for this role.

[@scalefree]

the thing to understand about the MCU is they're all connected,. each one leads into the next like chapters of a book. they're kind of like comic books that way. which makes sense since that's where they come from. there are an awful lot of them by now, a couple dozen films & several limited run TV shows. it can be kind of daunting but also addictive. take your time & don't let it overwhelm you. welcome to the MCU!

[@ray24051]

It was fun watching you enjoy your first Marvel movie.

[@olgerdian22]

the most precious reaction from what I've seen, thank you for your emotions

[@TwistedSynn]

Don't forget the After Credits the Marvel Movies are Famous for the After Credit scenes which often set up for the the next movies.

[@orlandoawilliams799]

All you need to know is that most of these films have mid- and/or end-credit scenes, what the release order is, and that there are a lot of films to enjoy.

[@Filmfiend27]

2008 was a good year for comic movies with this and The Dark Knight (GOAT comic movie imo). If you want a short franchise and a basic understanding of Batman(who is quite similar to ironman in some ways), I would recommend The Dark Knight Trilogy. It's a bit more realistically grounded than most of the comic book franchises.

[@silvervibranium2832]

Welcome tothe MCU! I hope you have lots of enjoyment, fun and laughs! We're glad you're here! Sit back, and strap in. and always keep a box of kleenix nearby. =] BTW, the burger king is a tribute. When the actor was hooked on drugs and alcohol and getting himself arrested, he finally hit rock bottom. While at a Burger King 👑, he had an ephany and realized he needed to change. So he left BK and threw away all his drugs, served his jailtime and did rehab, and got his life back. Tony Starks love of Burger King is a tribute to that day in a Burger King that changed his life. =]

[@kevinjackson3033]

I love to see new marvel newbees join for the 1st time! And watch them go on the marvel ride!!!

[@antoniumsolutions1791]

I am excited to go on this journey with you. Must watch movies in release order.......Post credit scenes are important. Let's go!!!!

[@JerryAlmonte]

One thing I'll say (not sure if someone has said anything yet), but definitely watch this in the order it was released. Some people try to watch in in a chronological order but for the story to make sense, the release order will make the experience better and you'll connect with the characters more deeply. Have fun!

[@NightSkyJeff]

I love that Christine Everhart, the Vanity Fair reporter, just sits there unsurprised by Tony's admission that he is Iron Man.

[@orlandoawilliams799]

Release order, in case you don't already know: MCU Phases One thru Four Phase One: 1. Iron Man (2008) 2. The Incredible Hulk (2008) 3. Iron Man 2 (2010) 4. Thor (2011) 5. Captain America: The First Avenger (2011) 6. The Avengers (2012) Phase Two: 7. Iron Man 3 (2013) 8. Thor: The Dark World (2013) 9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014) 10. Guardians of the Galaxy (2014) 11. Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015) 12. Ant-Man (2015) Phase Three: 13. Captain America: Civil War (2016) 14. Doctor Strange (2016) 15. Guardians of the Galaxy 2 (2017) 16. Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017) 17. Thor: Ragnarok (2017) 18. Black Panther (2017) 19. Avengers: Infinity War (2018) 20. Ant-Man and the Wasp (2018) 21. Captain Marvel (2019) 22. Avengers: Endgame (2019) 23. Spider-Man: Far From Home (2019) Phase Four: 24. Black Widow (2021) 25. Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings (2021) 26. Eternals (2021) 27. Spider-Man: No Way Home (2021) 28. Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (2022) 29. Thor: Love and Thunder (2022) 30. Black Panther: Wakanda Forever (2022)

[@badplay156]

There is a post credit scene in every movie (the Avengers has two). They has been some recasting. Rhodey was recast. Terence Howard wanted more money than they were willing to pay. If you have Disney+ there a few side things you may want to see. After The Hulk there is a short (about 5 minutes) that's fun to watch. It explains the Hulk's post credit scene. You may also want to watch for Stan Lee the co-creator of many of the characters in the comic books. In this movie he was Hugh Hefner. In the Hulk he is the man drinking the soda pop.

[@markcruz359]

a little fun fact when you get around to watching all the star wars. The director of Iron Man, Jon Favreau also created the show The Mandalorian

[@alonzocoyethea6148]

35:25..The reason Gwynith got the role of Pepper is because she looks just like the comic book version of her . As for Downey Jr, He got the role because he's been known for his real-life crazy behavior and charisma ,on top of his Oscar-Winning acting abllity. Your next watch should be Thor, if you want to keep up with the continuity of Marvel movies.

[@jasonwalters7507]

This IS a hardcore fan base, but don't worry! Most of us are really nice and don't consider any questions stupid. Although, a lot of reactors will ask questions, only to have them answered by the movie itself, so as long as you pay attention, it shouldn't be too hard to keep up.

[@totomomo18]

Great movie. This movie started the all Mcu (Marvel Cinematic Universe). You should look out for extra scenes after the end credits and look out for Stan Lee Rip the guy who created most of the Marvel heroes including Iron Man and appears on the 23 of the first Mcu movies in this movie he is the old guy Tony mistakenly recognize as Hugh Hefner. You should also see Christopher Reeve Rip Superman movies at least 1 and 2. Superman 1 1978 is the first modern superhero movie the one that started the all superhero movie genre.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU)! “Hope you survive the experience” :-) (a recurring joke from the comics) Some things to consider when watching the MCU: -Scenes within the credits. Marvel films have extra scenes in the middle of, and/or after the credits. They certainly expand the experience, and may contain important story elements. There’s an end credit scene in Iron Man. -Stan Lee. Stan Lee was a founding Father at Marvel Comics, in the classic period as the Publisher, Editor-in-Chief, and co-creator of many of Marvel’s classic characters. He has a cameo scene in every Marvel film, including Iron Man whom Tony calls Heff (a reference to Hugh Hefner). Keep an eye out for him. It’s safe to google his image, and wouldn’t spoil reading the first Wikipedia paragraph. It’s fun to make a game of spotting him. -Spoilers: the MCU takes place in one large universe, with one epic running story filled with exciting characters. Because there are so many films having been released, dramatic story elements are publicly known. The MCU is best enjoyed spoil-free in order to enjoy dramatic reveals. -Release Order. These films’ story is revealed by Marvel Studios in the order they are released. However, some stories are set earlier in the “history” of the universe. It’s best to reserve watching the MCU in chronological order for subsequent viewings so content doesn’t spoil the experience. Once again, welcome to the journey. It’s worth the experience. :-) 🎉

[@michaelgonzalez6295]

There is a game to play in each movie. You should play "Where is Stan?" Stan Lee is the creator or co-creator of several of the superheroes in the comics books. He was also the editor of Marvel Comics for many years. In each Marvel movie , he makes a cameo appearance. Sometimes he talks and makes a joke, sometimes not. Since you did not mention him today, let me help. Today, he was pretending to be Hugh Hefner, the original editor and creator of Playboy Magazine. Dont forget to play "Where is Stan?"

[@henrytjernlund]

Beautiful reaction and very good at predicting the story. Thank you.

[@awareness007]

This is my first video of yours, and I really liked it a lot. I hope to see more of your content.

[@ericgallini3988]

You are going to love this journey, and don't be afraid to ask questions! I see many people already mentioned the end-credits. Also, look out for Stan Lee. He was the creator of most of these characters and does a cameo in all the movies. In this movie Tony mistook him for Hugh Hefner.

[@thomashiggins9320]

By the time she'd made this film, Gwyneth Paltrow had already won an Academy award for work she'd done in her 20s. Then, she kinda backed out of films for awhile, and did a few things, until she was offered the role of Pepper Potts. I think they needed someone with enough acting chops to share the screen convincingly with Robert Downey, Jr. -- another outstanding actor, but who'd had some personal problems and was trying to re-build his career. I'm not sure Paltrow took the role seriously, in this first film. However, as the Marvel movies began to have profound cultural influence, I think she realized what she'd kinda-sorta stumbled into, almost by accident. So, Paltrow started to take the role more seriously in the later films and, to be fair, they give Pepper a lot more to do than just be Tony's smart, sassy love-interest. They also *paid* everyone a lot more, and that helps focus people's attention. Additionally, Pepper is a role she can sit down and watch with her children, unlike some of Paltrow's more dramatic portrayals in more serious films.

[@mike_aka_tinman]

It’s a lot of fun to watch people start the MCU for the first time. I get take the journey all over again. You definitely should watch them in release order and always watch through all the credits because they give you valuable scenes. Don’t worry about the shows yet. You got a looooong way to go before they connect to anything. Really enjoyed your reaction!

[@glennwelsh9784]

Bit of advice - There is almost always extra scenes during or after the end credits that will hint at future Marvel Studios movies. Watching in release order is the best way to go because those extra scenes will often reference the next movie in release order.

[@diegolycos472]

El personaje más querido de Marvel 😊... Y si vas a ver todas las películas de Marvel pues al final 😊 sabrás porque... Excelente reacción cómo siempre 😊

[@Tommy_111]

We love you Pilar. Ask any question you like, we'll do our best to help. No judgement, just excited to go on this journey with you.

[@Tommy_111]

@@pilarslittlestudio also a fun thing to look out for. Stan Lee, the guy who created these super heroes usually has funny little cameos doing odd jobs like janitor and stuff, in all these movies. It was a nice running gag.

[@oobrocks]

Dear Pilar: u couldn’t have chosen a better film to start learning about superheroes. It shows beautifully how he becomes 1 and Downey is a brilliant actor. If u think Gwyneth Paltrow isn’t a brilliant actress, watch the great shakespeare in love 1998.

[@melissa5051]

Gwyneth Paltrow has been acting for about 30 years and won an Oscar in either 1999 or 2000 for Shakespeare in Love.

[@el-shaun2672]

Loveeee this reaction ❤️❤️❤️

[@rowdeemunkee]

Starting marvel and star wars at the same time? You're channel is about to explode. Both fanbases love reactions channels

[@irfanhabeeb9146]

Ironman.. 🔥💯fans❤️🇮🇳... Robert Downey jr.. Is the best cast on this movie.. Tony stark funny and awesome character ✨️✨️

[@dennytaylor1005]

Great reaction. Its wonderful to see someone who knows nothing about the MCU start their journey!

[@grogu9698]

"Don´t waste your life". The most important line in the entire MCU.

[@RunningTogether]

Keep an eye out for Stan Lee cameos. You can look up a picture of him, but he’s an old man who was responsible for creating or co-creating many of the Marvel superheroes, and he cameos in most Marvel (not just MCU) movies until his death a few years back. He was the “Hugh Hefner” character in this movie. Others have mentioned a post-credit scene, but there are sometimes multiple post-credit scenes, so make sure you stick around for the last one!

[@shawnkilgore51]

Welcome to Marvel Movies! Alot to get through but as you love watching movies there has never been such a vast collection of really fun and connected movie😮s made. All other series of movies, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter and the like are kids bikes with traing wheels. You are on a Motorcycle now and enjoy the ride! So great watching your reactions and will be watching for all your MCU reactions in the future! ENJOY!!!

[@nickosmond]

Keep up the great work can’t wait for the rest and all I can say is release order is best for a first time viewer

[@numbersasaname2291]

30:55 - that’s what she said! 31:28 - During the MCU journey that lies ahead of you, you will come to understand why Pepper isn’t very upset at this point. She has a hidden strength of a strong female. First time watching your reactions and you’ve gained a new subscriber! Where have you been in all of my algorithm? Given your perception and attention to detail in this opening MCU journey, this is going to be a lot of fun! ❤ FYI - every MCU has at least one post-credit scene. Some have up to three. DO NOT WALK OUT OF THE THEATER UNTIL THE VERY VERY VERY END OF THE CREDITS! The post-credit scenes are VERY IMPORTANT. Please watch in RELEASE ORDER! Now on to binge watching your other reactions! ❤

[@mando3662]

If this is your reaction to the first one then your gonna LOVE the entire saga.

[@Blag_Cog]

I'd like to say that "Rhodey" played by Terrence Howard will be recast by Don Cheadle for the next movie. Just so you don't get super confused why there is a new guy all of a sudden.

[@kyoshiro13]

Burger King actually has a different meaning to the star of the film. I am not sure that any form of payment was given. This is how the story goes. Robert Downey Jr. was a famous young actor who got deeply involved in drugs. At one of his lowest points of his addiction he was so unhappy with his life that the food in front of him (Burger King) gave him feelings dread for his future. So he took the food and all his drugs and threw them into the Ocean. He credits that moment for turning his life around, so Tony eating it also during his transition from darkness to light has symbolic value beyond just product placement.

[@scottallen6160]

As you have begun your journey into the Marvel Cinematic Universe, I begun my subscription to your channel.. Welcome to the Marvel fan family.. enjoy the show! ✌️😉👍💕

[@Kamenari37]

Geeks are the best kinds of people. We love what we love, and we love when other people are introduced and invited to enjoy the things we love. You should never be afraid to face judgment from fans as someone new to something. They really tend to be some of the most welcoming individuals on things. If someone does give grief about a person's journey discovering something new, well, they're just a hater.

[@dariuszmyk1]

Tony Stark's assistant was played by Gwyneth Paltrow. And no, it wasn't her first role. Oh, definitely not :) The movie "Iron Man" had its premiere in 2008. Previously, Gwyneth Paltrow performed in in such films as "The Talented Mr. Ripley", "A Perfect Murder", "Great Expectations", "Emma", "Se7en", or "Shakespeare in Love" from 1998, for which she received an Oscar for Best Actress. The antagonist in the first Iron Man was played by Jeff Bridges, also an actor who won an Oscar for Best Actor in a Leading Role for his role in Crazy Heart.

[@lordmortarius538]

Really enjoyed this, happy to join you on your Marvel journey, espero que lo disfruten!

[@ju12thdr]

Great reaction, you are going to love this MCU journey

[@Roger88faction]

7:08 HECK YEAH it worked lol, he the #1 of the 1% percent man, he was the Ultimate playboy hahaha

[@galencox1531]

Welcome to our little nerdy world Pilar. You will have a lot of fun with Phase 1-3. Feel free to ask anything, everyone of us started sometime.

[@majorous]

I gotchu with the chronological story order, in this order the movies will make the most sense. Just try to watch them in order and don't forget those juicy end credit scenes (normally there are 2 post credit scenes in every movie.) I know it's a lot but you will not regret diving into the Marvel Multiverse. Also it's fine if you can't watch or record the Disney+ stuff, but if u can that would be tight. Looking forward to seeing you react to everything as a true first time viewer.😁😁😁😁 PHASE 1 Captain America: The First Avenger Captain Marvel Iron Man Iron Man 2 The Incredible Hulk Thor The Avengers PHASE 2 Thor: The Dark World Iron Man 3 Captain America: The Winter Soldier Guardians of the Galaxy Guardians of the Galaxy 2 Avengers: Age of Ultron PHASE 3 Ant-Man Captain America: Civil War Black Widow Spider-Man: Homecoming Black Panther Doctor Strange Thor: Ragnarok Ant-Man and the Wasp Avengers: Infinity War Avengers: Endgame PHASE 4 Loki (Disney+ TV Show) What If...? (Disney+ TV Show) WandaVision (Disney+ TV Show) Spider-Man: Far From Home Falcon & Winter Soldier (Disney+ TV Show) Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Eternals Spider-Man: No Way Home Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Hawkeye (Disney+ TV Show) Moon Knight (Disney+ TV Show) She Hulk (Disney+ TV Show) Ms. Marvel (Disney+ TV Show) Thor: Love and Thunder Werewolf By Night (Disney+ Presentation) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (Disney+ Presentation) Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania

[@xenialafleur]

Iron Man is a good first superhero movie as everything in it could happen in real life.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

Star Wars and the MCU. You've got a lot of movie watching ahead of you and we have a lot reactions to look forward too.

[@golfr-kg9ss]

@@pilarslittlestudio so are your fans!

[@danielficarra2557]

Post credits are important, they give you a sneak peak into the next film

[@andrewroberts9885]

Nice reaction. Enjoy your Marvel journey!

[@dracomaster4]

I know people have mentioned the after credits scenes, but I didn't see anyone call out the Stan Lee cameos, but he's in every movie up to Endgame, so look out for those too!

[@light5869]

Wow.. finally you are starting Marvel... Excited to watch you react along this journey... WATCH MCU MOVIES IN RELEASE ORDER.. for maximum fun just the way all fans experienced it

[@nicksneddon2396]

This is vitally important

[@User87_]

Pilar is so gorgeous! 🤩🤩

[@oxhine]

Hey, Pilar! Welcome to the Marvel Cinematic Universe! "Iron Man" is the kick-off to a spectacular cinematic journey that altered the industry paradigm. The MCU is a series of 20+ interrelated films culminating in a huge 2-part movie event! The movies are all based on Marvel Comics characters who were co-created beginning in 1961 by editor/writer Stan Lee and artist Jack Kirby. Unlike other comic universes, the Marvel Universe is set in our world with many of the principals residing in New York City. What is distinctive about the Marvel pantheon is that the characters all have feet of clay; they struggle to measure up to the burden of power. Stan, Jack and artist Don Heck introduced Iron Man in 1963 in the anthology title "Tales of Suspense" expressly modeling the character on Howard Hughes and deliberately going against the anti-establishment grain of the '60's by making him a capitalist arms dealer. Insulated by wealth and ego, the epiphany he experiences and the life-threatening wound he incurs as a result of his captivity made him vulnerable and relatable to a readership predisposed to mistrusting a quintessential captain of industry. Moreover, Tony, in the comics, is also humanized by being an inveterate alcoholic which is barely alluded to in the films. The trick worked and the dichotomy hooked readers. Reframing his captors from Vietnamese Communist guerrillas in the comics to Afghan Islamicist mujahideen, the first Iron Man film adapts Tony's origin and the "Iron Monger" story arc. Iron Man was a second tier Marvel character known famously for his extravagant wealth and his endless struggle with alcoholism. Jon Favreau was an indie writer/director with one mainstream comedy hit, "Elf", under his belt. Robert Downey, Jr. was a respected former Brat Packer whose bankable days were behind him and who was then known more for drug addiction, womanizing and a motor mouth. This film should not have worked. After an aborted attempt at a shared universe with the Hulk in 2003 directed by serious auteur Ang Lee, Marvel threw the dice with Tony Stark and improbably won! It was kismet. Very rarely does an actor so ideally match a role. Downey, Jr. was BORN to play Tony Stark. His arc in the MCU is one of the best character developments I've ever seen in cinema. Remember Yinsen's last words, "Don't waste your life.", because Stark never forgets them. The cast is excellent. To support RDJ, Oscar-winner Jeff Bridges was brought aboard as Obadiah Stane setting a precedent of enlisting top-tier talent for MCU films. Gwyneth Paltrow as Virginia 'Pepper' Potts, Terrence Howard as Lt. Col. James 'Rhodey' Rhodes, Paul Bettany as disembodied JARVIS and director Jon Favreau himself as Harold 'Happy' Hogan round out the Stark stable. Shaun Toub is affecting as Stark's savior Yinsen and Faran Tahir exudes menace as Ten Rings terrorist Raza. Unflappable Clark Gregg introduces SHIELD as Agent Phil Coulson and Samuel L. Jackson makes his first appearance as Director Nick Fury. Leslie Bibb has a bit part as ambitious journalist Christine Everhart as does Tim Guinee as USAF Major Allen. Blink and you'll miss Nazanin Boniadi of "Homeland" and "The Rings of Power" as a television news correspondent reporting from Gulmira and veteran character actor Bill Smitrovich as a General attending Stark's Jericho demonstration. Former child actor Peter Billingsley from the holiday classic "A Christmas Story" plays the technician chewed out by Stane for being unable to miniaturize the arc reactor. TRIVIA: 1. As a tribute to Howard Hughes, who served as a template for both Howard and Tony Stark, production was based in the former Hughes Company soundstages in Playa Vista. Tony's garage/lab is the area where Hughes assembled the H-4 Hercules airplane aka 'The Spruce Goose'. 2. The original script was discarded right before production began so each day's scenes were improvisationally workshopped between the cast, director and producers just prior to shooting resulting in an indie sensibility which Jeff Bridges has affectionately referred to as "a $200 million student film!" EASTER EGGS: 1. The Ten Rings terrorist organization refers to the ten alien rings worn by Stark's traditional comic book nemesis, The Mandarin. 2. Raza, leader of the terror cell, is named after but bears no resemblance to a cyborg space pirate from the comics who is part of a crew of interstellar corsairs and X-Men allies known as the Starjammers. 3. JARVIS is an acronym for 'Just A Rather Very Intelligent System'! The namesake for Tony's operating system is the human butler who looked after him as a child and who serves the Avengers in the comics: Edwin Jarvis. Mr. Jarvis plays a significant role in the TV series "Agent Carter" portrayed by James D'Arcy. 4. If viewed chronologically, then these are the second appearances of Coulson and Fury in the saga. CAMEO: 1. Co-creator STAN LEE shows up in every Marvel movie for a Hitchcock-style CAMEO! In "Iron Man", he's the elderly gent in the smoking jacket with his arms around two nubile blondes who gets mistaken for Hugh Hefner by Tony on the red carpet! Lol. END-CREDIT SCENE: 1. Almost all Marvel movies have multiple bonus scenes during and after the credits. The "Iron Man" end-credit scene shows Nick Fury approach Tony Stark about the Avenger Initiative. The next chronological stop in the MCU is "Iron Man 2" and its companion One-Shot "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Thor's Hammer" found on DPlus.

[@PsychoMuffinSDM]

So glad we have someone else getting into the MCU! Just stay on the release order, not chronological order. You are entering into a larger world, you may not realize how big yet! For example, there are a lot of great callbacks from some of the other storylines. So, I highly recommend you watch those too! I am thinking mainly about 6 spiderman movies (SM1,2, & 3, TASM 1&2, SMitSV, release order (duh), plus 2 more venom movies) There is also the X-men series, with those 10 movies (no. I refuse to count TNM) There is also the first Hulk movie with Eric Banna. You can easily skip it if you want to. It just gives you Hulks origin story. This isn't official MCU canon though. But I say watch earlier, because the longer you wait, the more cringe and low quality it will feel compared to more recent stuff. What is nice is you can sprinkle these around, but it would be good if you can have them done about the time you finish the 4th Avengers movie, as that is when they do more callbacks. And yeah, as others said, try to avoid the post credits that are just trailers. Those do give a lot away IMHO