I love how calm Tony is while fighting, even while they're shooting at him he just stands there, activates flight and just blows up the missiles. Really shows that he knows that he didn't make any mistakes when making the suit and that he trust his tech. I'll always love IronMan/Tony.
@@manz7860 actually, Mythbusters did a segment where they tried the titanium armor with th spec in the movie. Against small arms fire, the armor held up.
@@manz7860 To be fair, he was fighting lava superpower people, and his new suit was a prototype he was trying to make to fit onto him piece by piece, so it makes sense how flimsy it is. The late parts of the movie where all his suits just break from someone breathing on them though… Yeah that’s just plot I guess
Do you how hard it is to hit a moving target the size of a person, in the air, moving at an accelerated rate, with a tank no less? The tank died, but hats off to the gunner.
Did you know that this is a movie that originated from comics that is completely made up or is called fantasy?lmao..how hard is it to make his reactor or is it even possible?
Everything about this sequence of events was killer. Him putting on the suit. The way he landed. Taking bullets and taking down every cohort. Then yanking Bakaar through the wall and handing him over to the villagers. Even after being shot down and then coming out of the ground was just pure brilliance. Reminds the audience that he’s not utterly invincible but boy can he take a hit. And then all of this is followed up with the F-22 “Training Exercise”. Don’t get me wrong, I like parts of 2 and 3, but the OG was my favorite.
The reason why this feels so much "heavier" than Marvel films now is because this is the really the only scene where its just IRON MAN, not Tony in the Iron Man suit. Even his metallic voice where he says "He's all yours" isn't really used in future films.
The reason It feels heavier is because he hits like a truck, he punched a hole into an F-22 accidentally, and you can hear the little hidraulic sounds of the armor, which got Lost in future movies
Serious props to the gunner in the tank. He not only hit a flying object but a man sized one. That's like hitting a fly with a bb gun while it's flying. 👍
I remember this scene, always stood out to me as a kid. I grew up watching Batman, Spider, and Superman, all with their own “I don’t kill” oath, so I thought that’s what all superheroes did. Even in other movies or shows where the heroes don’t actually say those words, the writers and directors do everything they can to shy away from the fact that the bad guy just died. But here comes Iron Man, rolling up and just completely annihilating everyone with no remorse, while at the same time not being super edgy about it. He just did what he thought he needed to do. I think that’s one of the reasons this movie did so well. We’d never really seen a superhero like that before.
Do you think the guys who got hit with the repulsors died? The dude who got uppercutted into the wall and the guys who got hit with the darts definetly did lol
This will always be the best Iron Man suit. The sounds as it moves, the sheer solidity of it that is reinforced as it is forged around him...simply beautiful. It felt like it had actual weight and armor to it that even the Hulkbuster lacked.
@@lucky889s9 go watch the behind the scenes again and they literally said that every scene of the Mark 2 and higher ARE ALL CGI FOR THE FINAL PRODUCT. 🤣 There's no if or buts about it. ILM did such a a great job on it that they didn't know it was all CGI and asked which part was still practical but due to complications, they had to make it all CGI to make it work. They transferred over the same engine that they used for transformers and it's where they got the idea to change it from actual iron material to what they have.
My only problem with this video is the title. This isn't just a "village in Afghanistan". This is Gulmira, Yinsen's home. The second he finds out about his weaponry in this town of all places, he leaves the charity event he's at to take care of this both personally and immediately. He likely would have done this even if it wasn't, but the fact that it was is all the sweeter.
@@anomaly395 Yup, I reckon that's why Tony took it as personal as he did and acted immediately. He likely still would have acted if it had been a random village, but Yinsen's home? You bet your ass he's going to make that shit right!
He didn't came to know about gulmira being attacked in charity event later when he went home and watched news in that it is mention. The reporter in event called out for his lies when the evidence found his weaponry still used by the terrorists
I liked the marvel till civil war and after that it's just awful ! They are doing bad cgi , fucking up nice characters . Marvel is known for its original characters and now we barely have any ! They are being woke now , killing male characters and replacing them with female ones We just have chris hemsworth and cumberbatch Now And all the new actors aren't good ! I didn't enjoyed eternals , i didn't enjoyed shang chi , spiderman no way home was fucked up and had bad storyline , moon knight was downgraded , dr strange multiverse of madness was awful
Characters like punisher , daredevil will be downgraded too Just see moon knight and how people are getting stabbed and there's no sugn of blood lmao and now scenes have very bad cgi
The later suits looked cooler, but the visible weight and sound design gave this one the most character. I actually believed a man in a metal suit was punching terrorists, not just doing crap on a greenscreen.
basically the best iron man suits came from the era where they craft most of the armor and let RDJ wear them, because we know he wears the suit, he feels the suit, and the cgi had a real-life reference of how the suit would fit the man
I'm a diehard Batman fan, but at least Iron man gets to the point - I would even argue THAT IS Batman's weakness, is the fact he tries to solve issues "Justly" Iron man here doesn't even hesitate to kill.
And he shouldn’t, these are evil people who you can’t negotiate with. We don’t negotiate with terrorists for a reason, our militaries hunt and kill terrorists, Tony knew this and was just doing this illegally as he didn’t have a license to be there (obviously)
I think Batman's issue is more due to his trauma. He saw his parents get killed as a kid and so has had an aversion to the idea of killing someone ever since. This is only compounded by the idea that if he does take a life, he might snap and never stop. Bruce isn't exactly to ideal picture of mental health so no surprise there. In contrast, Iron-Man has no such hang ups. He's a weapons manufacturer so he's actually used to the idea of people dying to his weapons. What he couldn't stand was the idea of his weapons being used to hurt innocents, so when he sees terrorists doing exactly that, well... one can see the results above lol.
One of the MOST BAD ASS & iconic scenes in the ENTIRE MCU franchise...I remember the audience damn near went BALLISTIC....EPIC & unforgettable moment!!
when i first saw this in 2008 man i was blown away i hv not seen anything like this movie prior to that. Now even after more than 13 years i still get goosebumps. Remember folks This is where the founding stone was laid down for THE MARVELS. This is where their blockbuster journey started. Irob man 2008 will always be the gretest marvel movie.
This scene is now 15 years old. After Tony kills the terrorists holding the innocents hostage, the relief on their faces still make me tear up a bit. If only real life were like this.
He did this in order to maintain the secrecy of his identity, because these terrorists may attack him or his closest ones in the future, until he revealed himself in the end of the movie
I just love this suit, it’s the most realistic and toughest suit and is sleek and bulky at the same time all in the right places. Just epic and incredible. Idk how else to describe it, nailed it.
I love this so much. No dialogue from Tony. Just him being IRON MAN. No quips, nothing. Just action. Thats why the line "He's all yours" Work so well. We dont even see his face!! We see him in the perspective of the victims.
The Mark III is still my favorite suit. It sounds and moves like armor. And the way the faceplate comes up after he gets blown out of the air by the tank is so menacing. The suiting up is also the best out of all the armors.
Well have you read Marvel comics? There's a small portion of realism and that's only to heros like punisher but even he performs things no normal human is capable off Marvel In general is a fantasy
I mean, its meant to zpan the gap. Yeah, you have superheros fightinh everyday crime, you also have magical heros fending off demons and bampires, and space heros wrecking alien empires. Marvel can include all of it under its umbrella.
This is by FAR the best scene on the entire movie! i dont get tired of seeing it. i love it when he says... "it's all yours!". I have a criticis thought. How is possible that he was taken down by a missile and nothing happened to stark... but rowdey was injured so badly that almost died in war machine armor? maybe the bigh of the fall?
Let's say that the armor has a really good shock absorbers system, but it requires energy, and since war machine lost his arc reactor, the system wasn't working, doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's my best theory
My best guess besides the script... Suit itself have some fall speed reducing mechanism(like when f22 attacked him). Rodey had his arc reactor destroyed. Plus they were at a much higher height. So he pretty much freefall at a much greater speed with a heavier armour with no power or fall reduce tech. Also I think his war machine suit got upgraded by Justin Hammer 🤣
...all whilst writing himself into the franchise as Stark's 'Head of Security'. Jon Favreau is a treasure! He excelled with thése movies already.... 'Rumor has it, Favreau was hospitalized with a huge hernia, as conseuquence of carrying the Star Wars franchise on his back, with The Mandalorian'.... heh. Favreau is following in the footsteps of the gréatest movie and tv-directors in cinematic history. Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg.... you can name Jon Favreau in 1 breath with them imho
@@DarkenedEclipse After that last trilogy, its a good thing he produced The Mandalorian, because those last 3 films were beyond dissapointing. He sorta saved the franchise with that show.
@@thegreenreaper6660 Mandalorian is a meh show at best. The main reason it's so popular is because of how bad the Sequels were. As a show, it's not anything special and is nearly entirely reliant on A) fan service, and B) Grogu.
@@thegreenreaper6660 It only took one story from a friend of mine, who went to school with him here in Queens NY, to put him on an "A-hole" list. Professionally, I like his acting and directing.
There is so much I love about this, for one, the armor actually FEELS like armor. The way it's equipped to him and bolted on as opposed to just that nanobot nonsense in the later movies. This also feels alot more gritty and realistic than the later movies. It might be the filter or the cinematography but this really does just feel more real.
That look of shock, horror and surprise on that kids face as the sound barrier is shattered from above gets me every time. It’s that moment iron man knew what his purpose was.
3:38 absolutely love this shot of him emerging from the rubble. It looks SO good. Damn you Disney for skimping on practical effects like this for absolute garbage CGI. Pay your workers, give them plenty of time, and go back to the old movie magic ways.
Now going back to this seat years later, I’m realizing why this is one of the best Iron Man scenes of the whole mcu. He’s menacing,low mercy,quick with his targets,it’s like he left all his money out of his head and just wanted revenge
For me this battle was clean. He shut down those terrorists without harming a single innocent life, and crippled their ability to continue their offensive.
I think it was just the big buildup to that moment that made it so good. You hear guns shooting, women and children crying out, enemies shouting and all of a sudden the roaring intensity of the incoming thrusters of the incoming suit and then BOOM, here I am, time for a little crap to hit the fan.
Fun Fact, Afghanistan is around 7700 miles from Malibu where Tony lived, and Mark 3 can fly at Mach 1 (770mph)~ it means it took him around 10 hours to fly to Afganistan, that's some true dedication.
Not realistic enough. Any large impact in that suit should kill Tony. The suit is like an inch thick at best with no shock absorption. Even if the suit stays in one piece because the metal is really strong, all of that force will be passed on to the person inside. Physics 101 says Tony should be a human smoothie inside that suit after that tank impact. Batman from the Dark Knight is more realistic.
@@SunlightGwyn again, it's my opinion. Besides, I didn't say "the most realistic superhero ever", but "the most realistic superhero I've ever seen". You know the differences, right?
@@SunlightGwyn There is an amortisation layer, as we see when he puts on the suit. So the impact from tank bullet would be passedfrom metal chest to metal back. But it wouldn't save him from falling and hitting the ground, sudden stop will kill him.
This is such awesome wish-fulfillment for me. Imagine being able to see something fucked up on the news and just be like "aww HELL no" and just go take care of it. Real superhero shit.
When I saw that scene from the movie, that was dramatic, epic, and amazing! BTW, I liked that scene when Tony told Afghanistan their murderer is all there's.
so is Isreal supposed to be the helpless villagers and palestine are the10 Rings Insurgent? Isreal is the one occupying Palestine, this is a fact, look it up. The same way the 10 Rings are occupying the villages here. Palestine also don't have an army or any real means of deffending themselves, the same as the villagers, while the 10 rings like Isreal have all the fire power. And the 10 rings like Isreal got their weapons from america. So compare all of this again and you'll find that especially in this scene Isreal are the 10 Rings. If an Iron Man existed he'd be with Palestine, because he'd always stand up for people who can't defend themselves like the vilagers here and like palestine
This one scene mixed with the one before where he was listening to the horrible news with almost rageful but teary eyes wanting to make a difference is why this is my personal favourite ironman film
There is something about the first iron man movie that it feels have more weight than any recent mcu movies It feels like this was made with more love and passion When mcu movies nowadays are forcely made and even looks bland when you see how bad the cgi compare to this movie
This movies used a little cgi, that why it felt more real. Though I have no problem with recent mcu movies cgi, there is some spot that the cgi felt off
Exactly. and on top of that, they took their TIME. The movie was in no hurry. There was time to write the story, there was time to make the sound effects, visuals effects, practical effects etc. When there is time, love and the desire to do something well, those things happen. Now it's all a fast food business, recordings on virtual screens (It is not a bad technology, it has potential. But it looks fake with bad direction), Horrible VFX (the artists don't have any time and they change things at the last minute), Bad stories (They approve of any basic script that uses the same formula instead of doing something right) etc...
Something about this movie just felt so good. It wasn’t very superhero-y. It felt a bit more relatable and grounded, which is something I never felt with the cartoons and comics. Man I miss this era of Marvel.
that suit-up scene will never fail to give me goosebumps.. the bolts turning and that lens distortion in the middle when the top of the suit comes down is just incredible attention to detail it looks so incredibly real and attainable
im more a fan of DC but i gotta say this is what marvel should be no garbage cgi and uneeded comedy we need more serious moments like this!! look at more recent marvel movies and then look at this notice the stark contrast (pun intened) bring back rdj and bring back serious moments and good cgi.
Kinda wish they still used the voice modulator effect when Tony was in the armour. Of course, it became pretty redundant to use one after telling the world he was Iron Man, but it would've still been pretty cool.
Let's not pretend we've never had this exact fantasy. Seeing something awful on the news and just imagining how it would feel to get decked out in some sophisticated, high tech armour, go over there and stop it with minimal effort.
Man this scene was so awesome Disney and marvel did awesome stuff with marvel movies through out the years I enjoy watching every marvel movie including the marvel series on Disney plus
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I love how calm Tony is while fighting, even while they're shooting at him he just stands there, activates flight and just blows up the missiles. Really shows that he knows that he didn't make any mistakes when making the suit and that he trust his tech. I'll always love IronMan/Tony.
He's like, "It’s *my* stuff. I can blow it up if I want to."
lol at least in this movie...
@@manz7860 actually, Mythbusters did a segment where they tried the titanium armor with th spec in the movie. Against small arms fire, the armor held up.
@@algorithmsavior3820 I was referring to ironman 3 where Tony's suit falls apart as soon as someone touches it.
@@manz7860 To be fair, he was fighting lava superpower people, and his new suit was a prototype he was trying to make to fit onto him piece by piece, so it makes sense how flimsy it is.
The late parts of the movie where all his suits just break from someone breathing on them though… Yeah that’s just plot I guess
Do you how hard it is to hit a moving target the size of a person, in the air, moving at an accelerated rate, with a tank no less? The tank died, but hats off to the gunner.
Did you know that this is a movie that originated from comics that is completely made up or is called fantasy?lmao..how hard is it to make his reactor or is it even possible?
@@martinmartin8666 sorry i didn't read it right
@@martinmartin8666 why do you have to be so negative? Fr
@@MrLaBruh truth hurts :)
Stark industries targeting system
"He's all yours."
I had a smile on my face at that line.
Me to
Other than the obvious “he dead now” what do you think those villagers did to him?
jarvis voice
@@finaladvance5085 Code of Hammurabi is key in those cultures which says "Let the punishment fit the crime."
Make that ass clap
Markiplier
Everything about this sequence of events was killer.
Him putting on the suit.
The way he landed.
Taking bullets and taking down every cohort.
Then yanking Bakaar through the wall and handing him over to the villagers.
Even after being shot down and then coming out of the ground was just pure brilliance. Reminds the audience that he’s not utterly invincible but boy can he take a hit.
And then all of this is followed up with the F-22 “Training Exercise”.
Don’t get me wrong, I like parts of 2 and 3, but the OG was my favorite.
And the fact that Tony is superhuman since he can survive faceplanting into rocky ground at speed of racing car while in metal suit lol.
couldnt agree more, This one is the best by far and we know it
Man that first suit is prolly my fav
And the fact that this is Gulmira of all places. It doesn't get much more personal for Tony than that at this point in his story.
I wished just before the suit started they could have had the news reporter asking who will help them.
The reason why this feels so much "heavier" than Marvel films now is because this is the really the only scene where its just IRON MAN, not Tony in the Iron Man suit. Even his metallic voice where he says "He's all yours" isn't really used in future films.
He likely changed his voice to conceal his identity. After he outed himself it didn't matter
The reason It feels heavier is because he hits like a truck, he punched a hole into an F-22 accidentally, and you can hear the little hidraulic sounds of the armor, which got Lost in future movies
No cutting to his face every 4 seconds
Tony is in the suit dumbass it's just iron man now has nanotechnology and now it isn't loud no more but yea Tony is in the suit
Bravo, sir
Serious props to the gunner in the tank. He not only hit a flying object but a man sized one. That's like hitting a fly with a bb gun while it's flying. 👍
the man who design that tank must be proud himself as well... oh wait
that's some serious accuracy
It would have been smarter to make him the trainer for everyone else if they didn't already have that position filled
Aim assist
stealing a comment? cringe
I remember this scene, always stood out to me as a kid. I grew up watching Batman, Spider, and Superman, all with their own “I don’t kill” oath, so I thought that’s what all superheroes did. Even in other movies or shows where the heroes don’t actually say those words, the writers and directors do everything they can to shy away from the fact that the bad guy just died. But here comes Iron Man, rolling up and just completely annihilating everyone with no remorse, while at the same time not being super edgy about it. He just did what he thought he needed to do. I think that’s one of the reasons this movie did so well. We’d never really seen a superhero like that before.
I guess you didn't watch the Michael Keaton batman movies as a kid......
Yea!! Batman killed!
Do you think the guys who got hit with the repulsors died? The dude who got uppercutted into the wall and the guys who got hit with the darts definetly did lol
@@RealityCipher we weren't alive during that, old man
@@spearofconquestWe? Lmao just because your young ass is on this app doesnt mean the rest of us are your age
Iron man saving the innocent people scene is so emotional. I wish innocents people can be liberated that way in real life.
We did free people and afghan surrendered in a day of us leaving.
@@asaptherm you mean take their natural sources and destroy their country for over than 20 years and leave ?
@@asaptherm LOL
@@asaptherm you liberated nothing, just went there and caused more damage, its all your country has ever done. And who is behind it all🇮🇱
HAHAHAHAH….sadly my brothers died fighting a war for the people that seemed only to be comfortable “as long as” someone else did the fighting for them
This will always be the best Iron Man suit. The sounds as it moves, the sheer solidity of it that is reinforced as it is forged around him...simply beautiful. It felt like it had actual weight and armor to it that even the Hulkbuster lacked.
Hulkbuster was all CGI crap. This suit was real costume with practical effects
@@lucky889s9 this shit is all CGI too Dumb dumb 🤣 every Iron Man suit is CGI except for the Mark 1 but barely since any moving since with it was CGI.
@Abdul Dinero to you maybe 🤣
@@blowc1612 watch behind the scene on ironman1, dumbass. They made a real suit for walking and hovering scenes. From pvc, plastic, and rubber pieces.
@@lucky889s9 go watch the behind the scenes again and they literally said that every scene of the Mark 2 and higher ARE ALL CGI FOR THE FINAL PRODUCT. 🤣 There's no if or buts about it. ILM did such a a great job on it that they didn't know it was all CGI and asked which part was still practical but due to complications, they had to make it all CGI to make it work. They transferred over the same engine that they used for transformers and it's where they got the idea to change it from actual iron material to what they have.
My only problem with this video is the title. This isn't just a "village in Afghanistan". This is Gulmira, Yinsen's home. The second he finds out about his weaponry in this town of all places, he leaves the charity event he's at to take care of this both personally and immediately. He likely would have done this even if it wasn't, but the fact that it was is all the sweeter.
His first act of avenging
All this time and I had no idea Gulmira was Yinsen’s home village… damn. Now this scene makes even more sense.
@@anomaly395 Yup, I reckon that's why Tony took it as personal as he did and acted immediately. He likely still would have acted if it had been a random village, but Yinsen's home? You bet your ass he's going to make that shit right!
Who the fucks yinsen?
He didn't came to know about gulmira being attacked in charity event later when he went home and watched news in that it is mention. The reporter in event called out for his lies when the evidence found his weaponry still used by the terrorists
CGI was pretty lit for its time!! And this is one of the best Iron Man suit. No matter what Tony built over the next 11 years. This will be the best!
I liked the marvel till civil war and after that it's just awful ! They are doing bad cgi , fucking up nice characters .
Marvel is known for its original characters and now we barely have any ! They are being woke now , killing male characters and replacing them with female ones
We just have chris hemsworth and cumberbatch Now And all the new actors aren't good ! I didn't enjoyed eternals , i didn't enjoyed shang chi , spiderman no way home was fucked up and had bad storyline , moon knight was downgraded , dr strange multiverse of madness was awful
Characters like punisher , daredevil will be downgraded too
Just see moon knight and how people are getting stabbed and there's no sugn of blood lmao and now scenes have very bad cgi
hes gotta be a pro world of tank player to aim with that precision XD
The later suits looked cooler, but the visible weight and sound design gave this one the most character. I actually believed a man in a metal suit was punching terrorists, not just doing crap on a greenscreen.
basically the best iron man suits came from the era where they craft most of the armor and let RDJ wear them, because we know he wears the suit, he feels the suit, and the cgi had a real-life reference of how the suit would fit the man
Ah, the days when Marvel movies were actually a piece of art. I will never forget those days. It brings tears to my eyes.
These were such bad-ass scenes, they made me fall in love with the Ironman character again.
Props to the Director of course!!
Happy Hogan is the director bro
I hope Jon Favreu lives a long and happy life
The scene never gets old
Truth, this movie sill holds up, and was prolly the perfect flagbearer for the MCU.
I agree.
That part where the boy runs to his father as he’s being dragged away is heart wrenching.
War is a real sad thing..☹️
I'm a diehard Batman fan, but at least Iron man gets to the point - I would even argue THAT IS Batman's weakness, is the fact he tries to solve issues "Justly" Iron man here doesn't even hesitate to kill.
And he shouldn’t, these are evil people who you can’t negotiate with. We don’t negotiate with terrorists for a reason, our militaries hunt and kill terrorists, Tony knew this and was just doing this illegally as he didn’t have a license to be there (obviously)
@@zakapholiac9377 killing Terrorists over there in there homeland is illegal??? You for reals need a license to kill over there???
doing so is a double edge blade
He even made a code Iron Man sucks, but they're both great!
I think Batman's issue is more due to his trauma. He saw his parents get killed as a kid and so has had an aversion to the idea of killing someone ever since. This is only compounded by the idea that if he does take a life, he might snap and never stop. Bruce isn't exactly to ideal picture of mental health so no surprise there.
In contrast, Iron-Man has no such hang ups. He's a weapons manufacturer so he's actually used to the idea of people dying to his weapons. What he couldn't stand was the idea of his weapons being used to hurt innocents, so when he sees terrorists doing exactly that, well... one can see the results above lol.
One of the MOST BAD ASS & iconic scenes in the ENTIRE MCU franchise...I remember the audience damn near went BALLISTIC....EPIC & unforgettable moment!!
Yinsen really changed Tony's life
Absolutely
“If I had been that drunk, I wouldn’t have been able to stand. Much less give a lecture on integrated circuits.” Different time.
Loved that someone gave credit to the Kingmaker
He would be proud if he saw Tony now.
@@lightheart5 no kidding ^^
The absence of corny jokes makes this scene much more realistic and well executed.
when i first saw this in 2008 man i was blown away i hv not seen anything like this movie prior to that.
Now even after more than 13 years i still get goosebumps.
Remember folks This is where the founding stone was laid down for THE MARVELS. This is where their blockbuster journey started.
Irob man 2008 will always be the gretest marvel movie.
This scene is now 15 years old. After Tony kills the terrorists holding the innocents hostage, the relief on their faces still make me tear up a bit. If only real life were like this.
the middle east could use Iron Man right about now
Tony should’ve kept his voice like this while in the suit
it was badass
He did this in order to maintain the secrecy of his identity, because these terrorists may attack him or his closest ones in the future, until he revealed himself in the end of the movie
I just love this suit, it’s the most realistic and toughest suit and is sleek and bulky at the same time all in the right places. Just epic and incredible. Idk how else to describe it, nailed it.
Iron Man's biggest enemies today are the MCU writers who are trying to make us forget the good old days of his character.
Unfortunately so
Yes
Iron Man stopping terrorists in Afghanistan is dope. STRAIGHT UP 😎😎💯💯🔥🔥👍👍.
I love this so much. No dialogue from Tony. Just him being IRON MAN. No quips, nothing. Just action. Thats why the line "He's all yours" Work so well. We dont even see his face!! We see him in the perspective of the victims.
The Mark III is still my favorite suit. It sounds and moves like armor. And the way the faceplate comes up after he gets blown out of the air by the tank is so menacing.
The suiting up is also the best out of all the armors.
I love how marvel changed its category from super realistic movies to fantasy
Well have you read Marvel comics? There's a small portion of realism and that's only to heros like punisher but even he performs things no normal human is capable off Marvel In general is a fantasy
I hate it.
I mean, its meant to zpan the gap. Yeah, you have superheros fightinh everyday crime, you also have magical heros fending off demons and bampires, and space heros wrecking alien empires. Marvel can include all of it under its umbrella.
@@Mannyhdz0052 The thing is the certain characters like Captain America, Iron Man, and the Punisher who could be grounded to realism.
Whats really sad is that this happens in reality but there is no iron man to save them
This is by FAR the best scene on the entire movie! i dont get tired of seeing it. i love it when he says... "it's all yours!". I have a criticis thought.
How is possible that he was taken down by a missile and nothing happened to stark... but rowdey was injured so badly that almost died in war machine armor?
maybe the bigh of the fall?
Let's say that the armor has a really good shock absorbers system, but it requires energy, and since war machine lost his arc reactor, the system wasn't working, doesn't make a lot of sense, but it's my best theory
Wasn't Rhodey hit by Vision's beam that came from the Soul Stone before he fell?
@@crypt1275 Yes,but it only took the arc reactor out! didn't hit him directly.
No clue
My best guess besides the script... Suit itself have some fall speed reducing mechanism(like when f22 attacked him). Rodey had his arc reactor destroyed. Plus they were at a much higher height. So he pretty much freefall at a much greater speed with a heavier armour with no power or fall reduce tech. Also I think his war machine suit got upgraded by Justin Hammer 🤣
Favreau really turned one of Marvel Comics’ biggest A-Holes into one of the most loved superheroes in all of media huh?
...all whilst writing himself into the franchise as Stark's 'Head of Security'.
Jon Favreau is a treasure! He excelled with thése movies already....
'Rumor has it, Favreau was hospitalized with a huge hernia, as conseuquence of carrying the Star Wars franchise on his back, with The Mandalorian'.... heh.
Favreau is following in the footsteps of the gréatest movie and tv-directors in cinematic history.
Stanley Kubrick, Steven Spielberg.... you can name Jon Favreau in 1 breath with them imho
@@thegreenreaper6660 ...No. He's not even close to them, especially not with his Star Wars work.
@@DarkenedEclipse After that last trilogy, its a good thing he produced The Mandalorian, because those last 3 films were beyond dissapointing. He sorta saved the franchise with that show.
@@thegreenreaper6660 Mandalorian is a meh show at best. The main reason it's so popular is because of how bad the Sequels were. As a show, it's not anything special and is nearly entirely reliant on A) fan service, and B) Grogu.
@@thegreenreaper6660 It only took one story from a friend of mine, who went to school with him here in Queens NY, to put him on an "A-hole" list. Professionally, I like his acting and directing.
There is so much I love about this, for one, the armor actually FEELS like armor. The way it's equipped to him and bolted on as opposed to just that nanobot nonsense in the later movies. This also feels alot more gritty and realistic than the later movies. It might be the filter or the cinematography but this really does just feel more real.
i miss Iron Man with all those bolts and iron before he became Nano Man
It's actually a Titanium-gold alloy
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@@nessdapkboyo4755 lmao
Me too
The fact that at 3:32 all music stops and all you hear are the servos and him breathing is absolute magic
That look of shock, horror and surprise on that kids face as the sound barrier is shattered from above gets me every time. It’s that moment iron man knew what his purpose was.
I love how much Homage was paid to Robocop.
The precise targeting. The Arms smashing through walls.
3:38 absolutely love this shot of him emerging from the rubble. It looks SO good.
Damn you Disney for skimping on practical effects like this for absolute garbage CGI. Pay your workers, give them plenty of time, and go back to the old movie magic ways.
Now going back to this seat years later, I’m realizing why this is one of the best Iron Man scenes of the whole mcu. He’s menacing,low mercy,quick with his targets,it’s like he left all his money out of his head and just wanted revenge
People saying that tony was brutal, but this wasn’t brutal, this was justice. Just like my man Joshua Graham, never hesitate to strike down evil.
people saying it's brutal it's those sissies who like disney+
@@mikesterlucky13 you don’t have to sound like an ass about it. It makes you sound immature.
For me this battle was clean. He shut down those terrorists without harming a single innocent life, and crippled their ability to continue their offensive.
Gaza people need Iron man too.
Womp womp get over it
Iron Man is killing Hamas in this video.
3:13 gotta love that he visits his tinder app one last time before being yanked out by Ironman
Grinder
To be honest, nanotech is incredible, but the mechanical suit up looks way better.🤩
I cried out like a little kid at the cinema when he landed in that position.
I think it was just the big buildup to that moment that made it so good. You hear guns shooting, women and children crying out, enemies shouting and all of a sudden the roaring intensity of the incoming thrusters of the incoming suit and then BOOM, here I am, time for a little crap to hit the fan.
@@osbourne2811 um...are you criticizing how a film is made!?we love the build-up like this and scenes like these are bonus if a movie is awesome!!
@@dreamingsymphony Of course not. You must have misread what I wrote. I loved the movie, especially that scene.
@@dreamingsymphony can you fucking read??
Fun Fact, Afghanistan is around 7700 miles from Malibu where Tony lived, and Mark 3 can fly at Mach 1 (770mph)~
it means it took him around 10 hours to fly to Afganistan, that's some true dedication.
lol like the writers ever bother to think about these things
@ wierd travel plan
Was Mach 1 it’s maximum speed?
The most realistic super hero I've ever seen.
Not realistic enough. Any large impact in that suit should kill Tony. The suit is like an inch thick at best with no shock absorption. Even if the suit stays in one piece because the metal is really strong, all of that force will be passed on to the person inside. Physics 101 says Tony should be a human smoothie inside that suit after that tank impact. Batman from the Dark Knight is more realistic.
@@SunlightGwyn again, it's my opinion. Besides, I didn't say "the most realistic superhero ever", but "the most realistic superhero I've ever seen". You know the differences, right?
@@LukyArakunedesu You shared your opinion, I shared mine. It’s not a big deal, bud.
@@SunlightGwyn There is an amortisation layer, as we see when he puts on the suit. So the impact from tank bullet would be passedfrom metal chest to metal back. But it wouldn't save him from falling and hitting the ground, sudden stop will kill him.
3:21 "He's all yours!" I miss Tonys Armor voice. We never get to hear it again throughout the entire saga. Its deeper and more intimidating.
this. he reminds me of iroman from the og marvel vs Capcom.
This is such awesome wish-fulfillment for me. Imagine being able to see something fucked up on the news and just be like "aww HELL no" and just go take care of it. Real superhero shit.
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When I saw that scene from the movie, that was dramatic, epic, and amazing! BTW, I liked that scene when Tony told Afghanistan their murderer is all there's.
0:44 he’s pissed. This scene was always badass because they finally get some justice
2:21
*Deadpool:* Whoooo!!! Superhero landing!!! 👏👏👏👏
True definition of a hero
If only he could help them now in Israel 😢😔😔
so is Isreal supposed to be the helpless villagers and palestine are the10 Rings Insurgent? Isreal is the one occupying Palestine, this is a fact, look it up. The same way the 10 Rings are occupying the villages here. Palestine also don't have an army or any real means of deffending themselves, the same as the villagers, while the 10 rings like Isreal have all the fire power. And the 10 rings like Isreal got their weapons from america. So compare all of this again and you'll find that especially in this scene Isreal are the 10 Rings. If an Iron Man existed he'd be with Palestine, because he'd always stand up for people who can't defend themselves like the vilagers here and like palestine
This scene never gets old.
Some heros are not born they are built.. Tony stark💯
This one scene mixed with the one before where he was listening to the horrible news with almost rageful but teary eyes wanting to make a difference is why this is my personal favourite ironman film
There is something about the first iron man movie that it feels have more weight than any recent mcu movies
It feels like this was made with more love and passion
When mcu movies nowadays are forcely made and even looks bland when you see how bad the cgi compare to this movie
This movies used a little cgi, that why it felt more real. Though I have no problem with recent mcu movies cgi, there is some spot that the cgi felt off
Exactly. and on top of that, they took their TIME. The movie was in no hurry. There was time to write the story, there was time to make the sound effects, visuals effects, practical effects etc. When there is time, love and the desire to do something well, those things happen. Now it's all a fast food business, recordings on virtual screens (It is not a bad technology, it has potential. But it looks fake with bad direction), Horrible VFX (the artists don't have any time and they change things at the last minute), Bad stories (They approve of any basic script that uses the same formula instead of doing something right) etc...
As soon as Iron Man withdrew from Afghanistan, the Taliban came back in. Thanks alot Tony.
This scene gets me every time, iron man always has been my favorite but this scene always solidified that decision
So he fly from his house in the USA directly in Afganistan 😮 nice
How fucking awesome would it be for them to re-release this in theaters? Probably still the best marvel movie in my opinion
Something about this movie just felt so good. It wasn’t very superhero-y. It felt a bit more relatable and grounded, which is something I never felt with the cartoons and comics. Man I miss this era of Marvel.
"He's aaall your's" is one of the best lines ever in filming history
2:16 will forever remember this exact scene 🤌🏽🔥🥹
Man that first punch is satisfying as hell.
Wham!
What a hit! Absolutely punted.
Oh absolutely, if that guy didn't die instantly he was for sure paralyzed from the neck down lol
that suit-up scene will never fail to give me goosebumps.. the bolts turning and that lens distortion in the middle when the top of the suit comes down is just incredible attention to detail
it looks so incredibly real and attainable
From Defeating Terrorists to Defeating Thanos.
The Journey was absolutely a Legend
Bro seriously took "My turn" to the next level, he demolished that tank in one try
Another great part of this scene is how little Tony Stark talks. He is 100% dead serious here.
He is out for war.
im more a fan of DC but i gotta say this is what marvel should be no garbage cgi and uneeded comedy we need more serious moments like this!! look at more recent marvel movies and then look at this notice the stark contrast (pun intened) bring back rdj and bring back serious moments and good cgi.
Man, I still can't believe how far marvel has come
It always surprised me how unpopular the character of iron man was before the mcu. I pretty much grew up loving the character
He's all yours. I love that line.
This scene hits different than any other in marvel. The cold fury, the deaths of evil men. Good stuff.
“He’s all yours”
It’s moments like that that make movies more than just a product of their time.
They guy in the tank must've spent some time with Hawkeye 🤣
0:00 Why is no one talking about this iconic suit up? Not only was this the first "official" Iron Man suit up, but the kick starter of the MCU
This is how a Legend was born...
Till this day i think this is the best mcu moment of all time.
Still the best suit up scene in my opinion 😅
Kinda wish they still used the voice modulator effect when Tony was in the armour. Of course, it became pretty redundant to use one after telling the world he was Iron Man, but it would've still been pretty cool.
Let's not pretend we've never had this exact fantasy. Seeing something awful on the news and just imagining how it would feel to get decked out in some sophisticated, high tech armour, go over there and stop it with minimal effort.
I remember seeing this in theaters when it first came out. My friends and I were blown away. Such a great action movie.
Man this scene was so awesome Disney and marvel did awesome stuff with marvel movies through out the years I enjoy watching every marvel movie including the marvel series on Disney plus
This was a time when Iron Man's armor was actually real and not a toy.
I understand the Nanotech Suit is basic evolution with the tech. But you seriously cannot beat this kickass suitup with piece by piece assembly.
Everytime I watch the part where he arrives gives me chills it's the best moment in a movie
Too bad he couldn’t save Afghanistan in real life
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2:20 is possibly the coolest thing I’ve ever seen not joking.
The mark 3. Literally the third suit every created can tank a..Well a tank shell. But people believe he actually lost to captain America lmao
It was a 2v1?
Mark 3 has to be one of my favourite suits, it just looks amazing and the SFX whenever he moves is perfection
Noone talks about how in this movie he had a voice changer he sounded so scary
“He’s all yours.” That was the first and last time iron man actually sounded like Ironman.
With the current situations of the world, Elon Musk should've tried to build something like this
We need to advance peace, not weapons
This will always be by far the best
Iron Man Scene, Suit, and best Iron Man movie of all time out of the 3
I wonder what happened with Marvel's CGI
as with most successful things. they can put 25% of the effort now and fangirls will lap it up.
This stuff was the shit. How mechanical everything looked and sounded. Nano suit was cool but it’ll never beat this
Now the same or worse is happening with palestine😢
Ahh those early days when I still don't know nothing about everything mcu
When Disney didn't put their filthy hands in.
OMG can people stop blaming Disney on everything? Did u forget that when Disney took over the movies became better or what?
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