Iron Man - Suit Up Scene - Mark III Armor - Movie CLIP HD

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[@tsukikage3941]

1:54 - 2:02, arguably the iciest suit up of Tony Stark in my book. The sheer determination in his eyes are amazing. This movie aged like fine wine.

[@Ender4498]

I was thinking along the same lines! The suit up is cool, but the pissed off determination RDJ has on his face makes you think he actually lived through that.

[@phonso7435]

dude, legit same thought im having right now

[@AdzzieMac]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ6vnGaZmpitbpI (sorry for posting a link ) Tony Was The GOAT 🥺❤

[@heroyt162]

@@AdzzieMac ?

[@FemboyTyco]

Fuuuuck i cant stop watching this shit, i agree!

[@diegogodinez5833]

0:40 If you watch closely, you can see the energy running from the core to the arm in the cable

[@somegeekyperson4645]

Nice little detail you've found!

[@morganrussman]

:)

[@aakashrathour7359]

It is because he is not wearing his full suit. Otherwise energy will go through the chest armor, connected to arc reactor . BTW you found nice detail.

[@Sathya_1996]

Good eye

[@pooya2099]

@Kristoph 29 🤣🤣 agreed 👍

[@zacharydavidson822]

This is the moment that he realizes he has the power to make a difference

[@Bluetonium_19]

Stan lee : You know I guess one person can make a difference enough said.

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

@@cowlupin6693 Say *_HIS_* name...

[@lalitchauhan9421]

This is the exact moment of transformation of an arrogant playboy into a responsible protector.

[@michaelcox6689]

@@cowlupin6693 y

[@DisruptorCSM]

Yes indeed he did

[@ejkk9513]

If you understand mechanical engineering on any level then you will feel delighted at how to suit comes together. An example would be the leg hardware coming together by a screw type device turning and pulling the suit in through hooks that you can actually see! Same thing when the impact at 1:42 pulls the suit together. They clearly brought in real mechanical engineers to work with CGI artists for believability.

[@danielaloysusgumulyogumuly1406]

They even use iron man 1 armor who can blast with flamethrower back then. It practical, but scene like flying is cgi

[@Zlarel]

Curious as to your thoughts regarding the nanosuits in later films

[@ejkk9513]

@@Zlarel I mean... don't get me wrong. Non of this is remotely possible. We can't even build the Mark 1 suit let alone the later Nanotech suits. The "arch reactor" is complete science fiction. I don't understand how something that supplies electrical power to the suit also provides thrust so he can fly? How is that possible? When he flies, it looks like he has rockets attached to his limbs but it's all powered by the arch reactor? We haven't discovered an element that can sustain that much power in such a small package. I'm more impressed by the mechanical nature of how the suit in the early films bolt together. They put real thought into how this suit would come together to create a harmonized, complete unit. I have no doubt mechanical engineers tried to make that as believable as possible. The rest...? Completely impossible. At least for now.

[@soyamsharma343]

@@ejkk9513 what about antimatter and neutron stars

[@niox1920]

@@soyamsharma343 he knows engineering man he's not an astronomer

[@CitizenKahne1992]

It’s crazy to think that, at the time this was made, this was Marvel’s biggest gamble. Not just setting up for an entire universe, but using a Marvel character that wasn’t particularly A-List back then (Iron Man was known, but not as popular as say Spider-Man or the Hulk) as well as using an actor that had made a lot of questionable choices in the past. And look what it all added up to.

[@skywalker2676]

I’m saying bro. Iron man was not on everyone’s list like spiderman Wolverine or hulk back in the day he was just like oh that’s iron man.

[@farid-frederick]

Yeah, very weird way to start a franchise

[@marrymejisoo3413]

I didn't know Iron Man wasn't popular on the comics back then

[@CitizenKahne1992]

@@marrymejisoo3413 Mmm, I wouldn’t say he wasn’t popular. He had fans and some good story lines; he just wasn’t considered as popular as say Spider-Man, Wolverine, Hulk, Venom or Deadpool was.

[@bdasaw]

Superheroes in general wasn't a cool thing before all this MCU craze. Nowadays everyone just jumping on the bandwagon.

[@071cy6]

Almost 10 years, still incredible!

[@azn5010]

071 Cy+ That's the power of CGI!! 😂

[@terryprice1691]

071 Cy Wow already?! Dang time flies! I was 8 when this film came out!

[@duyvu5928]

071 Cy ☺😚😜😜😂😬😚😄😅😃😒😑😜

[@duyvu5928]

Terry Price y

[@atif4275]

ì

[@DrizzyEmin3m]

From training how to shoot lasers in his basement to fighting thanos on titan.,boy tony came a very long way

[@parallax7789]

And to think, it all began in a cave with a bunch of scrap.

[@parallax7789]

@Matt Riachi It was a reference, Matt.

[@parallax7789]

@Matt Riachi Too late, you ruined it.

[@parallax7789]

@Matt Riachi RUINED IT!

[@lordsnow3003]

Yeah his nanotech armor was awesome!!!! gave him hulk like power!

[@ryano6094]

14 years later, still the best suit up moment of the entire MCU.

[@cosmicvoidtree]

Agreed

[@XBullitt16X]

For sure

[@jeevant.s2633]

Yeah this one and the suitcase suitup in the middle of race track from Ironman 2 are the best suitup.

[@kynosouraludentes8308]

now it's just suits materializing out of nothing, what a disappointment

[@franciscs1604]

Not only that. But also one of the best *and greatest* superhero suit-up scenes- that I have ever seen *and* of all time.

[@123abcdef3]

The acting in this scene is awesome. Tony looks like he's both present and absent at the same time. His eyes are shifting back and forth between the screen and his armor. But it's the look of anger and determination in his eyes that shows how focused he is and creates a great sense of anticipation that something epic is about to happen.

[@TheGrrson]

Yep. I love how he has a moment of self-doubt at 0:58 even though he just witnessed his repulsor ray work perfectly as a weapon. Like he's telling himself, "Sure, nice glove. But, you're no fuckin' hero. Or are you?"

[@marvelansh1569]

1:56 look at his eyes,so intense.Great acting by Downey Jr

[@Rizzy-Bizzy20]

That scowl on his face when he’s been betrayed

[@gregq55]

This movie is like the holy grail of the Marvel Cinematic Universe. It's like every Marvel movie evolves around this movie. Did anybody catch the Ten Rings reference.

[@dookus4530]

Always has to be that one person to bring up the dceu

[@prot07ype87]

*A lot of people caught the Ten Rings reference, bud.* Even long before Shang-Chi released.

[@huthifaali8291]

@tconlon251 true and also people loved because it even shows a C rank hero can become amazing which I think is the reason why they choose Iron Man because contrary to belief Iron Man was not liked at all in the 90s and early 2000s which is why people were actually amazed this movie was fantastic

[@elmik1351]

@@huthifaali8291 Wait, really? Damn. The more you know I guess.

[@cringekiller348]

Dookus Dc stans started it

[@xxepic_gamer69xx36]

This scene is perfect, the emotions, the CGI, noticing Starks progression as a character going from selfish to selfless, he is Iron Man

[@Wyzzkyd]

This is still my favorite scene in the MCU, honest to God. No character had ever exhibited so much raw aggression and conviction than Tony did in this scene. His anger and guilt outweighed his fears, he's going to do something, and he's going to do it NOW...the very moment his repulsors started working.

[@korinholio]

This is exactly why I return to this scene. His acting was so perfect. There will be no one to replace him in this role. How he keeps adjusting, flex...frustration...anger...builds...i created this problem....crank...flex....finally tosses the screwdriver....then the chest piece hits, he does this shoulder shrug/flex/stretch I've done so many times putting on my own body armor, feeling the weight, ensuring range of movement, then the moment that helmet hits...mirroring his face perfectly....thinking...I'm gonna go sort some assholes out...the best.

[@phantomwraith1984]

1:10 the official birth of the MCU

[@captainamerica6653]

Yes, it was I wonder if ironheart’s suit up will be like this1:10

[@savokisan]

As an engineering student, whenever i felt very tired and overwhelm by my course of studies, I would always look back at this video on why engineering is just different. Because it isnt the difficulty. If it is easy we wouldn't want to do it. Is about what you can do with your knowledge.

[@TheMoviePodium]

Fellow Engineer (Mechanical) here. They make it look so easy in this movie! Not that easy, especially in school. Hard work pays off tho!

[@samarthadvani]

The MVP of Avengers. Always the one ready to sacrifice, even when he has the most to lose. RIP Iron Man. You wil be missed. Love you 3000

[@rayneang5153]

Not always. Remember the cutting wire? This story was to show him being set up to become a better man

[@kawaki4441]

@@rayneang5153 Always actually. Even in Iron Man 1 he wanted Pepper to blow up Arc Reactor to stop Stene. Resulting explosion should have killed him - something Pepper herself mentioned, but he didn't care.

[@thefuzzypickle8277]

Always the most ready to sacrifice? Lol nah thats cap

[@Shevtress]

The Fuzzy Pickle It’s both

[@human3213]

The fuzzy puckle🤣🤣🤣🤣cap didn't lose anything Thor lost everything he is the best

[@ayyytony]

RDJ does this scene so well. After the first blast he doesnt immediately look at his hand like “damn I just shot that” like the bad quippy shit they would say nowadays. He accepted he did that shit and THEN looked at his hand and gave a “lets try that again”

[@kyul0706]

0:54 "There is very little hope for these refugees. Refugees who can only wonder who, if anyone, will help." - When the reporter says "who", Tony sees himself in the glass. His reflection says "Tony Stark can help". But Tony doesn't agree after realizing that he "had become a part of the system that is comfortable with the zero accountability". So he shatters the glass, destroying his reflection (the old self). He starts fresh as Iron Man.

[@tuskactiv7050]

Lmao you right

[@anurodhpathak9725]

.....and all this while I was thinking that all he's doing is simple shooting practice. Thank you for sharing this wonderful analogy!

[@ananda_padmanabhan4829]

This is so natural and original. Tony doesn't have that hero face. He have that naughty-pissed off face. He wasn't still sure about what he is about to do

[@cranger8247]

Wish I had an iron man suit

[@terryprice1691]

Cranger82 Same

[@FirstNameLastName-fu8ml]

Cranger82 everyone does.... 🙄

[@darp5867]

Could try building one :/

[@Swagmaster-si1he]

just build one the only thing that you need is technology that does not exist

[@morganeboyer8048]

Cranger82 Edie peetf pedit Joe poooed5e peetf fourDr oee6r oes5r oee5emogememogrme peetf Lederer 😈

[@meowsamurai70]

While Tony Stark became Iron Man, a being identical in body and appearance from another universe became Doctor Doom. Poetry

[@acheron6144]

And this, ladies and gentlemen is the start of a BEAUTIFUL franchise X3

[@SasukeUchiha-tc9xx]

This is the moment where Tony stark truly became iron man

[@artiequick3583]

the clicks and clacks of the suit, the whirring and clanking of the machines putting the suit on tony? UUUGH goddamn this scene is pure serotonin

[@wilsonmashi3368]

Disney could literally release every MCU movie in theatres again & most of us will go watch them in the theatre just to relive the memory, I know I would lol

[@juicybullfrog]

same

[@BeingOfEvil0]

Would be better than what they are doing today

[@dukemaximus5677]

Nah just the Golden: iron man 1, Avengers, civil war, ragnarok, wintet soldier, and endgame make My list (yeah no way Home is overrated af)

[@DarkBowserr]

@@dukemaximus5677 ragnorak is mid

[@tobsonasanya4765]

​@@dukemaximus5677 and endgame and ragnarok aren't??

[@colemarvel3988]

The CGI is starting to age a bit looks like, but this scene is still one of the hardest-going scenes in the MCU.

[@reddwater5811]

1:50 when I close my washer machine and see if it’s spinning

[@perfectionbox]

Now there's a guy who has faith in his engineering skills, letting all that machinery operate next to his body.

[@TheNightower]

Yinsen is one of the main reasons why Tony changed to make a difference. Yinsen was killed by men who are using Tony's weapons at war, therefore, Tony in this video felt responsible for his weapons being used for victimizing people in war and he has to do what he needs to do.

[@tonymata8070]

One of the last films that Stan Winston worked on, he’s the man who did the effects for Terminator 1, 2, 3 & 4 (worked on the time before his death), Jurassic Park 1, 2 & 3, Inspector Gadget, John Carpenter’s The Thing, Predator 1 & 2 and A.I. Artificial Intelligence. R.I.P. Stan Winston April 7, 1946 - June 15, 2008

[@사탄-n7z]

Marvel GOAT.

[@ideaman6183]

This scene is enough for todays Marvel all movies.😎😎😎

[@kavishgamingzone]

Best scene in history of Tony Stark 😍

[@SG.000.80]

No the best scene it's mark 1

[@syk1317]

Same

[@kavishgamingzone]

@@SG.000.80 no way

[@tommylad6809]

Tony stank*

[@kavishgamingzone]

@@tommylad6809yes

[@biswajitnayak5527]

This is where all started.this does put a smile on my face.

[@satvik3536]

Biswajit Nayak truly goosebumps!! 10 years what a long way has the MCU come!!

[@biswajitnayak5527]

Satvik Balaji ya brother

[@satvik3536]

Biswajit Nayak RDJ sure did change the course of history for MCU

[@biswajitnayak5527]

Satvik Balaji same goes for chris evans and chris hemsworth in my opinion I love rdj as iron man good to know u man enjoy infinity war

[@satvik3536]

Biswajit Nayak big time comic book fan bud!! Infinity war sure was a dream come true..it was so perfect..i didn’t feel like leaving the theatre!!want to see how they handle avengers 4

[@A_nobody_forever]

Afghan needs this guy.

[@mattborja9200]

1:16 moms going into belt mode before whooping thier kids:

[@sgpghost4338]

i started tearing up when i saw this scene was trying to hold myself back from crying

[@diyadahara0052]

The masterpiece that starts everything.no movie after this in MCU tops this one.

[@abdizur8765]

12 years later and this movie is still so freaking Badass! 🤘😎

[@phoenixwright4520]

Mk 3: Terrorist 82 marks later: Mad Titans

[@franckrichard8077]

Forget the nano particules suit in EndGame !!! I understand they had to improve Stark's tech in order to match Starlord's and the Guardians stuff, but come on ! As a mechanical engineer, THIS is the way I will remember him suiting up. The suitcase suit is also a legendary scene !

[@ascended1924]

I miss these scenes so much

[@Brendan656]

This first movie made me wish Iron Man stood alone in his own Universe other than the MCU. Everything is believable. And then you get some magic witches and Ant-Man..

[@AnaheimElectronicsInc.]

When you put on clothes after a shower: 1:18

[@youwelcome4467]

Lol

[@siddharth2796]

Hmmm

[@EdgyUsername-gb7cz]

I love that Tony saw people in need, realized he could help, and immediately went to it. No hesitation, no what ifs. Just straight to work.

[@iancypes5911]

0:42 Tony Stark has a Wii, I don't want to hear a single joke or complaint about it as a console.

[@I-speak-U-shut-it]

Oh shit

[@taco4523]

*Wii music intensifies*

[@jahsmoove8647]

Where

[@taco4523]

@@jahsmoove8647 under TV

[@jahsmoove8647]

Ok thanks

[@djmadmike23]

Looking at his reflection, feeling the pain of the people, felling the power of Ironman and suiting up. Best Intro suit up in MCU!

[@AdmiralRamirez7]

We all know why we're here

[@LukeKetchum7003]

If only we got a scene like this in Multiverse of Madness. With Tom Cruise.

[@THG1011]

Man the CGI here is INSANE

[@ClipsArena04]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJbHqYuhipmFhNk I Challenge Every One Of you to watch this clip and try to find hidden details if you are really love iron Man 3000???

[@welingtonlj91]

Miss you Mr Stark 3000! ❤️💛

[@tennozeorymer]

This is one of the coolest scenes in the history of ANYTHING

[@TheOneTrueLeo2002]

POV: You just saw She-Hulk twerk and a floating head in Thor, so you came back here to see some high quality Marvel.

[@MixLKings]

Back when cgi was done properly.

[@realanimeir3173]

2008 - We have a mask for you.- 🤨 iron man 2024 - new mask, same task - 😎 Doctor Doom

[@mdjubair4079]

He was iron man but now he's vibranium man.

[@bravodefeated9193]

Watching this as a kid left a huge impact on ones trajectory

[@pixwiz1935]

Say what you want. This type of suit up will always be 100 times cooler than the Nano tech one.

[@MorganLeodeMenezes]

Nano tech suit up doesn't even feel like suit up

[@Ramkumar-uj9fo]

Many people recommended Iron Man Iron Man serves as a notable demonstration of advancements in science and technology within the entertainment industry.

[@imparanoiiid]

I just realized you can see the cable connected to his arc light up when he takes a shot

[@kentandersson2048]

😂 So childish I am

[@HKBoba]

The way his arms drop at 1:55 showed so much gravitas. And really made the suit feel real with the way its being equipped. Dont get thay with the later films

[@farhanahmed9885]

Damn this scene 🔥🔥🔥

[@AndthenthereisCencorship-xc6yi]

After 16 years this film still has that new feeling to it! RD Jr. is still a wonderful and versatile actor.

[@nightcyclist515]

me disassembling and reassembling my pen be like :

[@jaycampos3017]

Mechanical. gears. Cylinder heads. Screws, METAL!!!

[@zachburke1]

Back when Marvel didn't force comedy and was more serious and dark which needs to make a fast return or watch them sink like the current company's are!!

[@TheMoviePodium]

The one liners are spectacular and still slap!

[@AVDONE]

That moment you realize Tony Stark owns a Nintendo Woo😂

[@dingus4027]

?

[@AVDONE]

Dick Butt 0:37 ;)

[@dingus4027]

Wut

[@AVDONE]

Dick Butt Man haha don't you see a Nintendo Wii just like there? 😂

[@dawsonwoolford9660]

AVDONE OH MY GOD THAT IS AMAZING

[@Rajatchari]

I can watch this all day

[@Eternaldarkness3166]

This suit will always be my favorite version

[@gonzacollao]

Back when they actually had to try; the effort and care showed. Now they just keep spamming lazy and uninspired movies.

[@dekumidoriya1891]

This scene alone launched a thousand kids enrolling in engineering course. lol

[@RonnieMcnuttGaming42O]

I love this scene Tony just decides his sick of their shit and does something about it

[@LegendJoe3063]

Damm goosebumps everywhere even after 14 fucking years. Speechless 🔥

[@aronhoward1194]

Imagine if it happens a spring lock failure...

[@ayushmandas4718]

This suit up never gets old.

[@Baldwin-00]

Mark 3 always be the classic suit, that scene is powerful

[@wzup77ify]

The way the drops his arm after being released from the machine is so badass

[@VV4S4B1]

Iron man where u r ??? Israel and Palestine need u right now !

[@Arawrathe]

Watching this back after 5 years+ and tonys death in the mcu hits hard cuz we all know disney gonna F up his legacy with some copycat

[@commiedoge6880]

Sure nanotech is hella advanced, but there’s something about the mechanical is satisfying

[@kndjay]

It’s because it’s more realistic

[@spacejesus6581]

KnDjay nanotech is a real thing

[@Ilyas-ty6cy]

@@spacejesus6581 Yeah, but nanotech in MCU it's straight out from fantasy.

[@spacejesus6581]

Ilyas says this while speaking of a universe with literal magic and the dude who created the nanotech also being the one who solved the time travel problem of the quantum realm in one night

[@bladeoftheruinedking2543]

@@spacejesus6581 bruh

[@christopherbarton9256]

It was at this exact moment that Thanos, billions of light years away, started hearing boss music and never found out why.

[@mistakenvirgo1286]

This comment is sooo underrated.

[@samsonguy10k]

Found out why after the Battle of New York, when one tiny little human destroyed one of his battleships.

[@AdzzieMac]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/gZ6vnGaZmpitbpI (sorry for posting a link ) Tony Was The GOAT 🥺❤

[@oompaloompa7014]

Realized as he sat down on a rock in the middle of a barren battlefield, accepting his defeat.

[@manmitsingh2630]

"all that for a drop of blood?" - Thanos

[@CrazyPills-465]

No nanomachines, no Avengers, no SHIELD to back him up. Just a man with his mind, his own tech, and an unbreakable will.

[@mrbroskiiguess8828]

NANOMACHINES SON

[@jeremylorance1884]

This is why Iron Man is still one of the best avengers in my opinion

[@Spiderman-55]

Truth

[@Spiderman-55]

​@@jeremylorance1884yes he is

[@dark_nightwing_xl2797]

@@jeremylorance1884the best

[@innermachinations4999]

I saw Iron Man back in theatres in 2008. I was then 7 years old. I am now in first year university studying engineering. Shit goes a long way.

[@JF32304]

I absolutely agree, I'm working on a real ARC reactor.

[@JF32304]

@@innermachinations4999 don't think it's possible?

[@JF32304]

@@innermachinations4999 sure it is. Lack of imagination is vast majority of engineers problems. They can't see beyond the box they're in.

[@scifirealism5943]

His arc reactor is a fusion reactor

[@frankm3214]

You're in university and you still talk like a punk kid? "Shit goes a long way" What does that even mean?

[@cmp9400]

When his helmet drops, the MCU was officially born...

[@verasantos5651]

Dupla há 2

[@rcslyman8929]

Yep. The Mk I and Mk II were cool and all, and seeing the build-up as he was designing was great. The first flight in the Mk II, where we got to see the humble origins. This was the moment. Right here. The moment we all knew they had done something special.

[@artistassassin8763]

So MCU was born when iron Man died

[@cynthiacurpanen672]

No when 3000 was officially born

[@marvelansh1569]

True.

[@NormalJinx]

The MCU wished it was still this good.

[@DarkBowserr]

was rewatching iron man and damn the good old days

[@DarriusLondon]

@@DarkBowserr I’ve seen this movie only recently and I can’t get enough of it lol

[@adamreid3991]

Endgame was marvels peak. I don’t think they’ll reach that height ever again but can still produce good stuff hopefully

[@adarshmishra9685]

​@@adamreid3991Deadpool 3 and Secret Wars coming

[@luisfernando5998]

@@DarriusLondonI hope it inspires you to become an inventor unlike the other Disney movies today that wants to inspire you to become like a girl

[@thechosenone711]

It’s crazy how this was 12 years ago and the CGI still looks so real

[@SynthesisZane]

It's because the suit is partly real.

[@Hello_there_obi]

It looks better than any of the avengers movies

[@girl-xk2db]

@@Hello_there_obi no, the mark VI and VII in Avengers look really realistic

[@DundG]

@@SynthesisZane No, it's because with each avengers movie the cgi part got bigger. Leaving less time to perfect the iron man armor. Age of ultron had a flying station, a town pulled in the air, thousands of robots flying through the air, Hulk, ultrons human expressions, Wanda visions abilities etc.

[@HartyBiker]

It's not like 12 years ago we had just gotten out of living in cages or anything. We'd had convincing cgi for quite a few years already, I mean look at Pirates of the Caribbean, Lord of the Rings and Harry Potter. All of those were early 2000s and look great still today.

[@buzy6782]

this scene was the exact moment engineers, as children, wanted to become engineers

[@aravindmuthu95]

me too...🤚

[@kobe3149]

The reason that I chose mechatronics haha

[@thomasg2488]

@@alwaysfaithfulalwaysforwar9400 Yeah, we didn't go to outer fucking space or anything like that.......

[@KKH808]

Imagine putting that suit on though, I can’t help but imagine how many things could go wrong resulting in a grisly death.

[@saketsharma827]

Thjs video is the reason I chose Mechanical Engineering..

[@cdrfrost734]

1:11 I remember being at absolute awe in the theater. No other movie has made me feel that emotion again.

[@primeoctober]

not even endgame?

[@amvlabs5339]

@@primeoctober endgame was goyslop bullshit, buzz scenes and buzz words, mostly boring nonsense ,fat thor was absurd bullshit

[@Ajayamita579]

​​@@primeoctober endgame? No Infinity war? Yes

[@martinusdimar3015]

For me it was Ironman 2 with the suitcase suit up, and Ironman 2 was the first MCU movie I saw in theater when I was 10 years old.

[@gcrievous544]

I reckon this is one of the most awesome superhero origin stories that I've seen. No quest to find power, no training to become a mighty warrior. Something built from a drive to survive that turns into something far bigger.

[@morganeboyer8048]

G Crievous pedtd oveted vroued Peter vouedtd 😈

[@SandeepKumar-wb9vg]

well said

[@LianCasablacks]

That's why Ironman 1 is the best MCU film, it had something in it that the other films lack

[@youraveragepasser-by7367]

Freddy De La Torre grit and stakes

[@dfallen4ngel]

*"Heroes aren't born, they're built"*

[@alessandromessi6215]

Helmet: *drops* Tony: I’m gonna start a whole new universe.

[@jidhindharanm.p9351]

More like multiverse

[@marcosadame8817]

Helmet: Drops Thanos: ight ima head out

[@ClipsArena04]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJbHqYuhipmFhNk I Challenge Every One Of you to watch this clip and try to find hidden details if you are really love iron Man 3000

[@RDKCREATIONS]

And also a I'm gone a end it 😭😭😭😭

[@ccl7983]

@@jidhindharanm.p9351 id say X-men and the early 2000s marvel flims started the marvel multiverse but iron man just expanded it

[@MartinhoRamos1990]

I don't care how much nanotechnology the new Avengers film has, nothin' cooler than this suit assembly

[@tyberious3023]

Its because it seems more possible, and I has that mechanical aspect to it that I personally love

[@tyberious3023]

it*

[@sam23696]

The suit assembly from the first Avengers is a bit cooler then this. Well, in the movie is was disassembly, as he walked along a path. That had a logical progression from this, and so did the Iron Man 3 suit. But, the Nano-tech completely ruins the idea of iron man. He may as well just borrow a suit from Black Panther at this point.

[@hotsauce8780]

Sam the nano suit is from the comics too ya know

[@hordonia2572]

hate me if you want, i love this one.

[@BeanieNinjay0]

Sorry, no one can replace Robert Downey as Tony Stark.

[@thejohnson2328]

Alex Connor never

[@Hexic920]

Alex Connor It's like Hugh Jackman as wolverine they just fit the role so well

[@dwicahyani6722]

Jonas Kubitza 😇😇😈

[@manh-haimuller6027]

Alex K well said mate! He literally is! even his profile is a perfect match!

[@hyronharrison8127]

Not even tom hank...hahahaha lmao i couldnt finish that with a straight face

[@henrygreen2096]

1:54 I love the touch of the _weight_ sensation you get when his arms fall after being released. Brilliant direction by Favreau and of course brilliant acting by Downy.

[@TonyMontana-pg6to]

Hadn’t noticed that before. These subtle details are what makes the MCU the greatest franchise ever.

[@deandreking7167]

Respect the Heavy Metal

[@Riskofrain527]

@@TonyMontana-pg6to in your opinion.

[@harlequin115]

Whole scene is stolen from StarCraft tho....

[@STN4D]

@@harlequin115 If you're talking about Starcraft 2 Wings of Liberty then no. This came first.

[@AtomicNiro]

Bababooey

[@anirudhpuranik5222]

The best thing of Iron Man movie is that it had a touch of realism. Nanotechnology completely threw it in the fire.

[@whyhe11othere]

You have to make it sound cringey lmao

[@SamaelVR]

Not arguable at all/

[@Interfector0]

I agree, there's something unbelivably cool about seeing all that machinery at work.

[@AnonEMus-cp2mn]

I prefer the nuts-and-bolts suits the most, though to some extent every sequel had a progressive and measurable advancement in technology. If Stark was to make a last suit that reaches the pinnacle of technology, rivaling Vibranium, Asgardian materials, and Alien Technology, it should be the Nanosuit.

[@Me-wk7dz]

Random cool detail that I noticed, at 0:40 you can see the power travel from his arc reactor to the laser-thing.

[@saeedafrimpong3550]

The Guy ohhhhhhhh that is so cool

[@puff897]

The Guy its called the flight stabilizer you uncultured swine

[@joileangie]

Videogame Fanboy i laughed way too hard at this

[@tennisdude52278]

Videogame Fanboy uncultured*

[@beclops]

More accurately it's called a repulsor

[@chocobanana5262]

Man, that small detail of the cables lighting up at 0:40 to power his arm when it was about to fire is so good. Iron Man will always be one of the best MCU movies.

[@jjbarjaa3912]

Wow, i just noticed that.

[@glennmartin8664]

Congrats -- you just made me love this film even more.

[@nrimanhsrtli2643]

I didn't notice that until I see your comment!

[@markmoore1324]

I noticed that for the first time watching this

[@titanusgoji2157]

Yeah, noticed it a long time ago and still appreciate it so much, having the power coming from his reactor is dope.

[@NorthForkFisherman]

Tony: "Jarvis, prep the Mk III with live ammo." Jarvis: Oh shit...

[@KazuoSasaki1317]

Jarvis : *sips tea* " Bloody Hell "

[@galacticgambit2072]

I dont get it

[@kashishkumari3372]

🤣

[@asifsadat2978]

Me too

[@Eric_11995]

Anyone here after end game? This is where it all began. You can rest now..

[@markoshernandez3795]

R.I.P. Tony Stark😔

[@robertocontreras7378]

Rest in Peace..

[@timrogers9636]

The beginning shot of this scene looks eerily similar to The infinity Gauntlet on his arm.

[@Floz_x_w]

I love you 3000

[@jakobcorona643]

He did enough the last 11 Years it was time

[@renemay2319]

You could not handle Tony Stark's death, and where did that bring you? Back to watching this.

[@BlackDiamond2718]

"Dread it. Run from it. Destiny arrives all the same. And now it's here. or should I say, I am." Tony Stark/Iron Man in a nutshell

[@ahmed4363]

Wait he died?

[@ilunet]

I came to make a tribute...

[@Anthony-s6i5g]

ahmed4363 in real life like in person no he’s alive but in the avengers no he died

[@ahmed4363]

@@Anthony-s6i5g I know rdj is alive. I just can't see endgame :(