@@Nitingms The simple fact is as they step away from the iconic characters with their flaws and personalities people will have less interest. Ironheart is going to land with a thud, just wait and see. Ditto for Young Avengers.
everything about this is great, Robert had no idea how big this would become, and he already embodied the spirt of Iron Man so well, he played a great tony stark
I think RDJ probably had an excellent idea of how huge it could be -- LotR had already shown that a well-produced fantasy epic could draw huge and loyal mainstream audiences. jon favreau mentioned in an interview that RDJ was heavily invested in the character and script, frequently insisting on modifications and adjustments to make the story more credible and characters more believable - bending MCU's vision of Tony Stark into a role that meshed well with his own style and priorities. RDJ wasn't interested in being in movie for the nerds -- he wanted it to work for everyone, and most definitely knew that it could be a decade-spanning franchise.
It's a really cool relatioinship between cgi and real-life props. They kind of give reference to each other from shot to shot, and the practical gives reference to the cgi
Seeing this shot before 2008, RDJ already foreshadowing his concern of his aging impact on acting performance. But he still continued until Endgame, and he was right about the CGI. Such a great personality. RDJ, we love you, 3000.
I don’t think he ever has to worry about this, men just age SOOO much better than woman and don’t need all the fillers. It shows how humble he is too, he doesn’t think he’s gods gift to marvel, I don’t think any of them do, at least not the best characters.
@@rjdiskete14 even iron man one They couldn't use the mk1 suit for every scene because it was too awkward, so it was fully CGI most of the time. And there were bits of his redesigned suit that were CGI. In iron man 1
There's nothing wrong with using CGI, especially when the effects are impossible to make, but there's just something about using practical models and effects like this that just makes it feel so real. This process of prototyping and designing feels just like what Tony did in the movie to make the suit.
@@and-168 I think it’s due to the fact that cgi doesn’t require that much physical effort and can bring down a movies quality in the later years. For example, the lord of the rings and the hobbit. Lotr has a lot of physical props and uses cgi to enhance things, and still stands the test of time today fairly well. The hobbit, on the other hand, has a lot more cgi and doesn’t look as great, with many scenes being fairly ugly to rewatch. I still like the hobbit movies and lotr though.
They involved RDJ at just the right age so that by the time Tony Stark’s story came to a close, you could see how he had aged and see how he was ready for it to finally be over.
@@abdur1300 I think the point of the original comment was that the timing for this was good in a way that RDJ's maturing body helped compliment the character development.
I kinda miss the days when the MCU films were under Paramount and Universal. Til this day Iron Man 1 is the best looking out of the franchise. The CGI and color grading just mixed so well. Not to mention that they were still using classic film reel. Which the film grain made them look very realistic. Nowadays everything looks digital and the colors are extremely washed. This 1 of the biggest problems I had with movies like Civil War. The CGI looks off in certain segments like Tony Stark when he has his helmet pulled down. And Spider-Man's CG suit looked faded.
The tone of the new Marvel movies feel so much different than Iron Man 2008. I just re-watched it a few days ago, and I was surprised at how much the opening act differed from the newer movies for Marvel. Definitely had a different feel that I prefer.
Gotta feel for that stunt guy in the Mark 0 suit. He's clearly struggling to move and in pain, and the photographer's just like "More heroic! What's the problem?"
Don't think he's in pain.. He's probably restricted to make the necessary heroic pose but hey, he's one of those lucky people who actually gets to wear an Iron Man suit lol! I'd sign up any day to wear any Marvel suit!!
There was a bts where Jon Favreau wanted the practical suit to replace CGI in a scene. It turned out the scene was already using the practical suit and the CGI actually looked better.
@@EPOE This is bullshit. Most of the time, when done right, viewers don't even realize CGi exists. CGI is now used to change backgrounds. The cliff at Tony Stark's house, for example, never existed.
Rest In Peace, Stan “The Man” Winston. Seriously, a legend: Aliens, Predator, Jurassic Park; the list goes on and on. I miss Stan. I still get the feeling that practical effects started dying when he passed.
Little did everyone in the room know while building the suit or even having RDJ in the suit before filming, everything everyone is doing in this room in this video, has led to considerably, if not THE best super hero movie collection of all time. Wow.
@@bluesfan6862 you vastly underestimate how long vfx takes Just because you see youtubers making things in a day doesn't mean that's what happens in film grade vfx
It's amazing when you stop to think that no one had any idea of how successful the movie would be and they still put all this effort. Can't help but admire these artists and their commitment to their work
Jon Favreau 1.Makes a elf movie instantly becomes a success and a classic 2.Makes Iron Man 1 launches the MCU 3.Makes Mandalorian and saves Star wars franchise All I can say is thank you
That blew my mind when I remembered that he was in and directed Elf. That was fantastic. I saw Elf and Fred Claus as two separate sides of a good christmas story. Like the animated vs live action Grinch movie.
R. L: "Don't comment on old videos." Also R. L: *proceeds to reply to a comment on an old video* Use your noggin dude. You can't tell somebody not to comment on an old video and then you reply to that comment ON AN OLD VIDEO. Common sense. 😒
Its funny how this actually feels like a commentary from Iron Man, not behind the screen. Because it's like Happy is going out shopping for Tony, it's just amazing 🥲
Everyone is talking about RDJ but heck, Jeff Bridges is incredible too as is Gwyneth Paltrow. They really chose the right actors for the right characters.
very heartwarming watching this, knowing it was the last year Stan Winston was around, and just hearing the passion still in his voice when he talks. He was a great legend for movie magic in Hollywood. :)
“I have maybe a 5-7 year window, and anything past that I’m sure the optical work and CGI will have advanced”. He knew this would spark a beautiful and expansive universe
Actually Borat as Iron Man would be better in my opinion if RDJ doesnt want to do it anymore, "i am iron mans, you cannot stop me i will crush you gypsy."
I am so happy I found this video, I had originally thought that all of the suits were CGI. So learning that the first few suits, my favorite ones in the series, were physically built for production is a delight to hear.
What the public see in the movie: "Whoaa the cgi is awesome, the props are awesome! Love Tony Stark!" What the staff experience: lots of hard work, revision, over time, blood sweat and tears. Lots of respect to those people who work behind the scene
Imagine back in the day, during that time, all the actors ignoring these roles because it's a superhero movie and they didn't think it would make enough profit. 10 years later everyone is trying to join the MCU because these legends gave us the perfect 10 years of journey
...their huge paychecks..even if your character has a small role! I bet Edward Norton kicked himself for not playing Hulk anymore...as well as the guy who played War Machine in Iron Man 1
@@robd1329 you do realise Edward Norton cared about the hulk. He was trying to write scripts that would be perfect for the character, but Kevin wasn't having it. He wanted the story to be lighthearted just like the ironman movie that came out prior. Kevin didn't like the direction which is why he got replaced with Mark Ruffalo
His comment about "I've got a 5-7 year window and then after that, the CGI stuff will evolved to make it better" is weirdly prophetic considering each movie had less and less actual iron man suits until end game where I think they just CGI'd the whole thing.
The first movies are always the best, because the productionteam puts all their creative effort and more into that film, trying to make it look real and legit as possible. As i now have witnessed with this footage, the team outdid themselves. Thats why the first ironmanfilm looks so fantastic. You can really imagine wearing that kind of suit yourself and they even made those movieprops. This is so amazing
It's not only because of the props, the film owes a great deal to digital technology, as do all those that followed. There are whole scenes where we only see the digital version of the armor and can't see the difference with the traditionally made one, and these scenes could never have been done with the latter. In fact, there's no scene in which the armor worn by the actor is complete, there is always only a part of it that is completed by digital.
When you watch the movies you never imagine the BTS, I never think of all the ppl that these films go through, all this hard work and, at the same time, fun, that goes in the film. Truly awesome to see this
The effort and skill put into making this for one movie, not counting the environments, pyro effects, stunts and everything else involved. It's incredible. Makes you really stand back and look and appreciate a movie more.
Gotta pay mad respects to Jon Favreau, having the weight of such a huge project on his shoulders. Had this movie failed, we would be talking about a different MCU or maybe no MCU at all. Marvel wasn't big back then, actually they were nothing at the time. This movie's success made it all possible and I think Jon had a bigger role than we actually give him credit for.
That's why RDJ nailed it. It wasn't just the look. Which was damn near perfect. It's that he was fucking stoked to be doing it. He was passionate about it out of the gate. That's the difference
I love how honest Sam Winston is. He is done working for his lifetime. ahaha. Just comes in and says; "Do more of that/ Make sure my name is on the screen".
I've definitely rewatched the first iron man more than any other mcu. I think it would be remembered as a great movie even if the rest of marvel flopped and the mcu was cancelled. They did a damn good job
Apparently Whiplash in the second movie was a mixture of Crimson Dynamo and Whiplash... Which is interesting. I mean it makes sense because the villians in the Ironman movies are kinda a mixture of different characters. I think of the Mandarin in Ironman 3.
@@elishaschoonover8914 You're right. And I didn't think about Whiplash being a mixture of the two... Now I wish they would have colored his final battle armor, red. They wouldn't even have had to say it, the color would have been enough.
@@DasMuse You're correct. I looked up the character after I saw your comment and did some short research before replying. I wish they made it red too. Would've been more interesting.
This version of iron man is king for the real props they made for the movie instead of opting for special effects which deff made the move 100% better for the time that it was made in the first iron man b4 disney and its rendition of it all but also just amazing work by the prop team taking the time to make the suit look real to a existent past what you could do with any pc at the time props are king when you can do them and that what movies forget is that props are physical and can act as much in a movie as the actors!
It's not true at all. The film owes a great deal to digital technology, as do all those that followed. There are whole scenes where we only see the digital version of the armor and can't see the difference with the traditionally made one, and these scenes could never have been done with the latter. In fact, there's no scene in which the armor worn by the actor is complete, there is always only a part of it that is completed by digital.
*CGI make things look better and reach great heights. But ultimate respect go to people who build practical things. Bringing imaginations into the real world and making them practical (no matter how practical), is the greatest talent accomplishment.*
Just how amazing of an actor RDJ is, going from his normal personality, with history and flaws, to play as Iron Man with a very different personality, while carrying many of the same flaws and some of that history back to his present alone, without spiraling again, is incredible. Mixing that with those teams for both the suit and the production, extremely skilled amazing teams in themselves... It's no question how Iron Man kicked off not only it's own franchise, but a much larger franchise with it.
The effects are great. Love the First Iron Man movie from 2008. Its sad that Stan Winston died the same year. Wish he lived longer. He also deserved MORE than 4 Oscars in my oppinion. May He Rest In Peace. 💙
Hapi, thank you for the scene with Peter building his suit in the plane on "far from home." That was a beautiful culmination of you, Tony, and Spidey in the most awesome and humble way imaginable. That was expert level story telling!
RDjr... You kickstarted MCU with an amazing performance by being Tony Stark... you were PERFECT for this role... When I went to see this in the theaters and everyone said "Wait until after the credits" and the easter eggs with MCU and tying the stories together. This "universe" model was unheard of...
The fact that both Tony Stark and RDJ share the same personality , just gives a very nice feeling to the character and every time you watch some interview of him , it is like you watch a deleted scene
This is in a way, cinematic history. This film launched the entire MCU. The original Iron man is Iconic. I can't imagine anyone else playing Tony stark. Practical effects to me are crucial.
A lot of people gave their very best and thus the masterpiece was made! Thank you all the teams that worked relentlessly and passionately to made this possible
It's crazy to hear Robert talk about "5 to 7 years, and if 'this thing' goes longer." 14 years, 24 films, and $23 billion combined box office later.... Damn.
From designing the suit to 'Love You 3000' the journey is really fascinating , i really enjoyed as a viewer , fan and wanna thank each person responsible to make this happen.
CHUD and Henenlotters Basket Case 1 are the perfect examples of early 80s New York "seediness". Just a filthy, disgusting city filled with harrlots and violence, especially in 82-87.
How is he so suave and magnetic like just existing. It's fantastic! What a great actor. He worked so hard and really did his best in this role, and there couldn't have been a better actor for this franchise.
This was the beginning of all my childhood days of reading comics coming to life. Seeing the guys behind it before they knew what a mega beast this first film would kick off made me tear up not gonna lie. Btw what a champ Robert D. was from the very start. You really can't hate that guy to this day. This vid popped up in my feed and it made my day. TY.
All the background work to produce movies always impresses me. A pity that all those players that do not appear on the screen do not have the public recognition they so much deserve.
I'll never forget reading and hearing all the doubts when RDJ was announced to play Iron Man because of where his career was at the time. If only they knew...
@@thegreatrobin2329 man no one can it should need high amount of energy to run and the energy source should be small and portable too,it's impossible for anyone to build with technology of this time
@@SmileyBoiEXE impractical, too heavy, and uncomfortable (Probably expensive too). Because there's no energy power sufficient to move the armor, the wearer need to support the armor, which is heavy as fuck. It's cool for 5 minutes. Later You'll drown in sweat and having muscle fatigue.
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I bet that at the time, none of them knew that this will kickstart a whole cinematic universe, let alone the most successful movie franchise.
YES
@@Us3r739 I don't think so
@@Us3r739 the OG will always be remembered. And also they are one of the iconic characters in marvel that common people know
@@Nitingms The simple fact is as they step away from the iconic characters with their flaws and personalities people will have less interest. Ironheart is going to land with a thud, just wait and see. Ditto for Young Avengers.
@@teryn3723 yeah, I’m 90 percent sure the young avengers are going to be way less successful than the original.
everything about this is great, Robert had no idea how big this would become, and he already embodied the spirt of Iron Man so well, he played a great tony stark
He played the character as just like he is the character....you know what i meant
Yes he played a great tony stark
I think this is scary😥
He is Tony Stark. Stark plays a great RDJr
I think RDJ probably had an excellent idea of how huge it could be -- LotR had already shown that a well-produced fantasy epic could draw huge and loyal mainstream audiences. jon favreau mentioned in an interview that RDJ was heavily invested in the character and script, frequently insisting on modifications and adjustments to make the story more credible and characters more believable - bending MCU's vision of Tony Stark into a role that meshed well with his own style and priorities. RDJ wasn't interested in being in movie for the nerds -- he wanted it to work for everyone, and most definitely knew that it could be a decade-spanning franchise.
Cgi are awesome but you gotta respect the people who made practical effect look awesome 🔥
CGI + Practical effects are perfect
@@RepeatedAxe kbkbkkbkbkbkbkbkbk9h
@@dioikhsanfadillah4144 facts
It’s kinda comical that the better CGI gets, the less the need for Hollywood elitists actors… 👋
It's a really cool relatioinship between cgi and real-life props. They kind of give reference to each other from shot to shot, and the practical gives reference to the cgi
RIP Stan Winston, who died on June 15, 2008, only a little over a month after Iron Man released.
At least he was alive to see it. That’s something. RIP Stan and thank you
Bro what's going on with famous people named stan dying during movie productions for the MCU 😭😭😭😭😭😭😢😢😢😢😢😢
Seeing this shot before 2008, RDJ already foreshadowing his concern of his aging impact on acting performance. But he still continued until Endgame, and he was right about the CGI. Such a great personality. RDJ, we love you, 3000.
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Not 3000😭
I don’t think he ever has to worry about this, men just age SOOO much better than woman and don’t need all the fillers. It shows how humble he is too, he doesn’t think he’s gods gift to marvel, I don’t think any of them do, at least not the best characters.
@@TeamCadenceStamper But no one said he did not age badly. It was about aging impacting acting performance, not visuals.
@@TeamCadenceStamper Do they? Most men are bald at like 45 at most
This is why the original Iron man is still the most realistic looking of all the MCU
thats true
Exactly rest is cgi
Nope. In fact most of the shots with the suits in them were CGI.
@@Afnimation besides iron man 1
@@rjdiskete14 even iron man one
They couldn't use the mk1 suit for every scene because it was too awkward, so it was fully CGI most of the time. And there were bits of his redesigned suit that were CGI. In iron man 1
There's nothing wrong with using CGI, especially when the effects are impossible to make, but there's just something about using practical models and effects like this that just makes it feel so real. This process of prototyping and designing feels just like what Tony did in the movie to make the suit.
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Ironman 1 opening scene .. background music
By AcDC guitar cover , dedicated to Tony Stark aka Iron man
Using real models makes it feel real? Wow never would have guessed that
Why people hates cgi?
@@and-168 I think it’s due to the fact that cgi doesn’t require that much physical effort and can bring down a movies quality in the later years. For example, the lord of the rings and the hobbit.
Lotr has a lot of physical props and uses cgi to enhance things, and still stands the test of time today fairly well. The hobbit, on the other hand, has a lot more cgi and doesn’t look as great, with many scenes being fairly ugly to rewatch. I still like the hobbit movies and lotr though.
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hold on, i was led to believe tony stark made the suit in a cave with a box of scraps
shhh he did. dont let this video affect you lol
I mean I'm sure some level of slavery or imprisonment was involved to keep accurate comparison.
Bro same 💀💀
@@twiztedclown ofc you had to go there. Of coouuuurse
Lil
They involved RDJ at just the right age so that by the time Tony Stark’s story came to a close, you could see how he had aged and see how he was ready for it to finally be over.
but now you can use Deepfake AI stuff and CGI right? RDJ will looks younger, Terminator already did it
@@abdur1300 I think the point of the original comment was that the timing for this was good in a way that RDJ's maturing body helped compliment the character development.
And he was EXACTLY correct that if it went over 7 years then the optical effects would be advanced enough to make him look younger!
@@StreetPreacherr yah he was
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I kinda miss the days when the MCU films were under Paramount and Universal. Til this day Iron Man 1 is the best looking out of the franchise. The CGI and color grading just mixed so well. Not to mention that they were still using classic film reel. Which the film grain made them look very realistic. Nowadays everything looks digital and the colors are extremely washed. This 1 of the biggest problems I had with movies like Civil War. The CGI looks off in certain segments like Tony Stark when he has his helmet pulled down. And Spider-Man's CG suit looked faded.
good eye!
I hate the cgi suits so much
I hate all of tonys nanotech suits. Miss the ones that were like the Mark 3
The tone of the new Marvel movies feel so much different than Iron Man 2008. I just re-watched it a few days ago, and I was surprised at how much the opening act differed from the newer movies for Marvel. Definitely had a different feel that I prefer.
I taught myself lighting & did a live play, I'm naturally gifted in photography & trained in photograph+ graphic design and I wholly agree
8:17 "Jon was really 'Happy'" I see what you did there 😊
Its cool how they made the whole suit for Robert to go in
GUEST 666
@@SKYWALKER_SMP I haven't heard that name in years
@@SKYWALKER_SMP deez
@@fuzzeden6602 nuts
@@EricNguyenLe got damn
8:13 "When Jon first saw it, he was all smiles"
Jon Favreau: -_-
lmfao fr
I guess he was happy
Lmao. Day made
When Jon saw it he became happy
That’s about as much emotion as you get from him from what I’ve seen. He’s a really quiet calm reserved guy.
Gotta feel for that stunt guy in the Mark 0 suit. He's clearly struggling to move and in pain, and the photographer's just like "More heroic! What's the problem?"
Really?
It's his job. If he was really in pain, he would've steeped down from the position but he didn't 🤷🏽♂️
Don't think he's in pain.. He's probably restricted to make the necessary heroic pose but hey, he's one of those lucky people who actually gets to wear an Iron Man suit lol! I'd sign up any day to wear any Marvel suit!!
@@l.m3731 "He would've stepped down"?? Ignoring pain to get a good shot IS his job.
Pretty sure it was the stunt-coordinator criticising (might be wrong though), they are tough bastards
Iron Man 2008 had the BEST suits. Practical always looked better than the cgi suits we got in later movies.
Also in the first film some CGI was used. This nonsensical bitching about CGI always....
@@alpaka8437 cgi used to enhance is vastly different from cgi used to create
There was a bts where Jon Favreau wanted the practical suit to replace CGI in a scene. It turned out the scene was already using the practical suit and the CGI actually looked better.
@@EPOE This is bullshit. Most of the time, when done right, viewers don't even realize CGi exists. CGI is now used to change backgrounds. The cliff at Tony Stark's house, for example, never existed.
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Rest In Peace, Stan “The Man” Winston. Seriously, a legend: Aliens, Predator, Jurassic Park; the list goes on and on. I miss Stan. I still get the feeling that practical effects started dying when he passed.
Don't forget terminator
Not being rude, but he died 2018, all those comments are basically gone.
RIP Stan Lee.
@@zrxcrc stan winston died too. He died in no joke 2008.
@@trumpeter19 OH I THOUGHT YOU MEANT STAN LEE, sorry
@@ashwinshaji4859 ESPECIALLY Terminator.
Little did everyone in the room know while building the suit or even having RDJ in the suit before filming, everything everyone is doing in this room in this video, has led to considerably, if not THE best super hero movie collection of all time. Wow.
Probably the biggest major movie franchise of all time right?
Not anymore. Now they can do this all on a computer in a month
@@bluesfan6862 you vastly underestimate how long vfx takes
Just because you see youtubers making things in a day doesn't mean that's what happens in film grade vfx
Nolan Batman movies.
Raimi Spiderman Movies.
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It's amazing when you stop to think that no one had any idea of how successful the movie would be and they still put all this effort. Can't help but admire these artists and their commitment to their work
It’s the reason the movie was a success was due to all this effort
they did an amazing job indeed
@@01dirtydirk it really is a shame that modern MCU flicks don't get this attention to detail anymore.
Jon Favreau
1.Makes a elf movie instantly becomes a success and a classic
2.Makes Iron Man 1 launches the MCU
3.Makes Mandalorian and saves Star wars franchise
All I can say is thank you
Didn't save Star Wars but he proved it is redeemable.
Guy is good at what he does but please never let him touch a Disney movie again, that was a big faliure
@@FlusteredBushStudios which movie are you referring to as a failure?
Don’t forget about his masterpiece chef
That blew my mind when I remembered that he was in and directed Elf. That was fantastic. I saw Elf and Fred Claus as two separate sides of a good christmas story. Like the animated vs live action Grinch movie.
I can’t imagine any other actors than Robert Downey Jr to do this character. That man is brilliant 💥
Don't comment on old videos
@@rl1491 😜😜😜
I can actually see Bradley Cooper do this too
R. L: "Don't comment on old videos."
Also R. L: *proceeds to reply to a comment on an old video* Use your noggin dude. You can't tell somebody not to comment on an old video and then you reply to that comment ON AN OLD VIDEO. Common sense. 😒
ruclips.net/video/KmLk3ce3z80/видео.html ( sorry for linking ) Tony Was The GOAT R.I.P. 🙏
Its funny how this actually feels like a commentary from Iron Man, not behind the screen. Because it's like Happy is going out shopping for Tony, it's just amazing 🥲
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You are from india ?
@@aaryandallinone363 yes, why?
@@utkarshsingh8297 wtf??
ruclips.net/video/KmLk3ce3z80/видео.html ( sorry for linking ) Tony Was The GOAT R.I.P. 🙏
He's even acting as Tony Stark behind the scene.
Ye the role just fits him too well lol
He has to remain on character to appear real on screen and this role fits his so well.
@@tridiots3681 it’s like he was born to play Stark’s role
@@SiddarthSenthilMurugan yes exactly
And he exactly looks like tony😂
Everyone is talking about RDJ but heck, Jeff Bridges is incredible too as is Gwyneth Paltrow. They really chose the right actors for the right characters.
LOL
Gwyneth Paltrow is never incredible
Lol this guy don’t know nothing
@@wildkeith That scene in Seven, when Gwyn's head's in the box....incredible.
I agree.
Don Cheadle was definitely a great choice to play War Machine.
very heartwarming watching this, knowing it was the last year Stan Winston was around, and just hearing the passion still in his voice when he talks. He was a great legend for movie magic in Hollywood. :)
“I have maybe a 5-7 year window, and anything past that I’m sure the optical work and CGI will have advanced”.
He knew this would spark a beautiful and expansive universe
Absolutely
That's probably how they sold the movie and the Franchise to him from the get go.
Quite amazing how he saw it coming
@@knowledgeseeker4085 Almost like everything we see has been planned for a long time eh? Hmmm 🤔
@@topnug7626 yeah, it look so. But I consider it as having faith in the future (what the future hold)
"you're zooming in on my hammer right now aren't you" ..RDJ really is Tony Stark
But iron man doesn’t have a hammer, Thor does
@@Usario321 just....uhh forget about it
@@Usario321 bruhhhh
4:50
@@Usario321 He does. It's just that it's not lightning that comes out of it.
I couldn't imagine anybody else played tony stark. Rdj is the perfect cast
Johnny sin would have been a better choice, but they cast him as thanos >:(
Without try nothing could be perfect
@@ashishjadhao115 I would of hated if Johnny was casted for tony, they should of casted him for Pepper Potts
Ne 😅😡😭
Actually Borat as Iron Man would be better in my opinion if RDJ doesnt want to do it anymore, "i am iron mans, you cannot stop me i will crush you gypsy."
I am so happy I found this video, I had originally thought that all of the suits were CGI. So learning that the first few suits, my favorite ones in the series, were physically built for production is a delight to hear.
What the public see in the movie: "Whoaa the cgi is awesome, the props are awesome! Love Tony Stark!"
What the staff experience: lots of hard work, revision, over time, blood sweat and tears.
Lots of respect to those people who work behind the scene
Imagine back in the day, during that time, all the actors ignoring these roles because it's a superhero movie and they didn't think it would make enough profit. 10 years later everyone is trying to join the MCU because these legends gave us the perfect 10 years of journey
...their huge paychecks..even if your character has a small role! I bet Edward Norton kicked himself for not playing Hulk anymore...as well as the guy who played War Machine in Iron Man 1
@@robd1329 you do realise Edward Norton cared about the hulk. He was trying to write scripts that would be perfect for the character, but Kevin wasn't having it. He wanted the story to be lighthearted just like the ironman movie that came out prior. Kevin didn't like the direction which is why he got replaced with Mark Ruffalo
@@cap8985 Mark>Edward anyways. Like him as an actor just not as a Hulk/Banner
Everyone wants real life Iron Man suit
@@robd1329 guy who played war machine was kinda stitched up with the psy negotiations.
Love that the Director also plays in the movie himself.
He is an actor. He even played on the serial Friends in season 3 as an owner of an office software company
@@Sidowse Yeah thats the point i mean
And be AMAZING AT IT
@@Sidowse dez
@@fandydiadline What's more intersting is Ralphie from xmas story is one of his producers.
His comment about "I've got a 5-7 year window and then after that, the CGI stuff will evolved to make it better" is weirdly prophetic considering each movie had less and less actual iron man suits until end game where I think they just CGI'd the whole thing.
The first movies are always the best, because the productionteam puts all their creative effort and more into that film, trying to make it look real and legit as possible. As i now have witnessed with this footage, the team outdid themselves. Thats why the first ironmanfilm looks so fantastic. You can really imagine wearing that kind of suit yourself and they even made those movieprops. This is so amazing
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It's not only because of the props, the film owes a great deal to digital technology, as do all those that followed. There are whole scenes where we only see the digital version of the armor and can't see the difference with the traditionally made one, and these scenes could never have been done with the latter. In fact, there's no scene in which the armor worn by the actor is complete, there is always only a part of it that is completed by digital.
This was great to watch. The guys designing all the gear behind the scenes are the true geniuses of the movies in this genre. Absolutely amazing.
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"They hadn't cast anyone to be Iron Man"
Lol unintentional puns!
Took me a min 😂😂😂
Wait..I dont understand..can someone explain pls?
@@agentwiz169 It's a double entendre. Casting the character who would play Iron Man, and mold casting for the suit to a specific person.
@@madeinisekai I like your funny words, magic man
@@madeinisekai ohh now I get it..thank u
When you watch the movies you never imagine the BTS, I never think of all the ppl that these films go through, all this hard work and, at the same time, fun, that goes in the film. Truly awesome to see this
The effort and skill put into making this for one movie, not counting the environments, pyro effects, stunts and everything else involved. It's incredible. Makes you really stand back and look and appreciate a movie more.
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14:00 RDJ knew that the CGI was going to get good
no shit
He wasn’t wrong
well duh anyone that had played games or watched movies knew that.
We've come a really long way since Iron Man 1. MCU really brought joy to the whole world when it needed it the most. Thanks guys, for all the effort.
This movie and everything about it is perfect, the effects and story were 10/10 I wish it stayed this way.
Gotta pay mad respects to Jon Favreau, having the weight of such a huge project on his shoulders. Had this movie failed, we would be talking about a different MCU or maybe no MCU at all. Marvel wasn't big back then, actually they were nothing at the time. This movie's success made it all possible and I think Jon had a bigger role than we actually give him credit for.
You realise he has an exec producer credit on all MCU stuff since right? As does Louis Leterrier even though all he did was direct incredible hulk
Stunt doubles deserve to be in the Academy Awards.
Do they even have awards for this (I don't watch the Oscars or anything)?
Greatest action stunt
Greatest stunt sequence or something along these lines
@@blackSUAAAVE There are the Taurus Stunt Awards, but they have zero representation at the Oscars.
That's why RDJ nailed it. It wasn't just the look. Which was damn near perfect.
It's that he was fucking stoked to be doing it.
He was passionate about it out of the gate.
That's the difference
I love how honest Sam Winston is. He is done working for his lifetime. ahaha. Just comes in and says; "Do more of that/ Make sure my name is on the screen".
Easily the most rewatchable MCU movie.
I think thor ragnorok has great rewachability with the comedy colors music and action
I've definitely rewatched the first iron man more than any other mcu. I think it would be remembered as a great movie even if the rest of marvel flopped and the mcu was cancelled. They did a damn good job
@@ragingriver9012 GOTG scores well in that regard also, I believe.
Along with Thor Ragnarok, Avengers movies and winter soldier
i feel like robert's chest is meant to have the arc reactor in it
😂
I was about to say this 😂
He's pretty much made for the role
@@hirogamer01o46 yeah
it’s weird seeing it just normal
8:14 When John first saw it, he was all smile. He was really "Happy"
😂😂😂
oh, that's a good pun
I clicked on this video cause that cheeky smile is making my heart melt
The first Iron Man movie is legendary. The story never becomes boring.
I had no idea they originally planned for the main villain to be Crimson Dynamo... very cool.
RIP Stan Winston
I was thinking the same thing. I just figured they were naming the Iron Monger suit the Crimson Dynamo for some reason lol
Wow
Apparently Whiplash in the second movie was a mixture of Crimson Dynamo and Whiplash... Which is interesting. I mean it makes sense because the villians in the Ironman movies are kinda a mixture of different characters. I think of the Mandarin in Ironman 3.
@@elishaschoonover8914 You're right. And I didn't think about Whiplash being a mixture of the two... Now I wish they would have colored his final battle armor, red. They wouldn't even have had to say it, the color would have been enough.
@@DasMuse You're correct. I looked up the character after I saw your comment and did some short research before replying. I wish they made it red too. Would've been more interesting.
RIP Mr Winston. Thank you for the iconic monsters/creatures/robots!
2023. we didn't know how lucky! we were.... this magic is gone now, but never! forgotten
Rdj IS Tony Stark. One of, if not , the best castings of all time.
Agree. I’d also say Hugh Hackman and Patrick Stuart for wolverine and professor x
Yes
Michel J Fox for Marty McFly is mine but RDJ is very close
@@DaneManGames also johnny depp in pirates of the caribbean
@@DaneManGames spot on
8:13 When Jon first saw it he was all smiles. He was really Happy.
Me: "You don't say."
Iron Man 1 is a masterpiece, besides being a superhero/marvel movie.
It was a really good movie, but a "masterpiece"? Nahh
Im here still waiting for Marvel equivalent of 2008 DC The Dark Knight.
@@fynkozari9271 facts, that was a good movie
It was alright
It ain't a masterpiece m8... But the movie is hella *Underrated*
This version of iron man is king for the real props they made for the movie instead of opting for special effects which deff made the move 100% better for the time that it was made in the first iron man b4 disney and its rendition of it all but also just amazing work by the prop team taking the time to make the suit look real to a existent past what you could do with any pc at the time props are king when you can do them and that what movies forget is that props are physical and can act as much in a movie as the actors!
@deepstateflatmoonlizardcultist I see that is a round sentence !!
It's not true at all. The film owes a great deal to digital technology, as do all those that followed. There are whole scenes where we only see the digital version of the armor and can't see the difference with the traditionally made one, and these scenes could never have been done with the latter. In fact, there's no scene in which the armor worn by the actor is complete, there is always only a part of it that is completed by digital.
So much passion went into these movies by every single person. All of their effort payed out big time.
*CGI make things look better and reach great heights. But ultimate respect go to people who build practical things. Bringing imaginations into the real world and making them practical (no matter how practical), is the greatest talent accomplishment.*
Just how amazing of an actor RDJ is, going from his normal personality, with history and flaws, to play as Iron Man with a very different personality, while carrying many of the same flaws and some of that history back to his present alone, without spiraling again, is incredible.
Mixing that with those teams for both the suit and the production, extremely skilled amazing teams in themselves... It's no question how Iron Man kicked off not only it's own franchise, but a much larger franchise with it.
The effects are great. Love the First Iron Man movie from 2008. Its sad that Stan Winston died the same year. Wish he lived longer. He also deserved MORE than 4 Oscars in my oppinion. May He Rest In Peace. 💙
5:27 proves that RDJ is the most Funniest actor in Marvel
No its pulling his skin and the green makes it go smoother off the purple is very sticky.
Yes
Hapi, thank you for the scene with Peter building his suit in the plane on "far from home." That was a beautiful culmination of you, Tony, and Spidey in the most awesome and humble way imaginable. That was expert level story telling!
Picture it this way, if this movie had been a flop then the whole Marvel franchise wouldn't have happened. This started it all and dedication paid off
agreed
RDjr... You kickstarted MCU with an amazing performance by being Tony Stark... you were PERFECT for this role... When I went to see this in the theaters and everyone said "Wait until after the credits" and the easter eggs with MCU and tying the stories together. This "universe" model was unheard of...
The fact that both Tony Stark and RDJ share the same personality , just gives a very nice feeling to the character and every time you watch some interview of him , it is like you watch a deleted scene
Jon Favreau is just next level, He literally kicks off this whole entire MCU
Oh yes he is severely underrated tbh
@@ethanpage9876 yeah the Russo Brothers kinda get most of the attention
And saved Star Wars.
@@katej392 +++
Jon Favreau also directed ELF
This is in a way, cinematic history. This film launched the entire MCU. The original Iron man is Iconic.
I can't imagine anyone else playing Tony stark.
Practical effects to me are crucial.
spiderman is the first MCU
@@christiansarrazin4802 yes it is, but it didn't launch all the other characters like Iron man did
@@christiansarrazin4802 technically, Hulk was...
NO BLADE STARTED THE MCU BEFORE SPIDERMAND AND IRON MAN
Same, i feel the first Rhodney is iconic...
I wanna give thanks for the actors and most of all the men behind the scenes that make this movie come to life thankyou.
A lot of people gave their very best and thus the masterpiece was made! Thank you all the teams that worked relentlessly and passionately to made this possible
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From the SPFX Crew: Your welcome.
The effort that goes into designing and creating costumes is incredible
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One of the best ever movie ever made not just in the history of Hollywood but in the history of world cinema. The most cool looking realistic suit
Boy was he off. 5 - 7 year window, please! I think you surpassed expectations, lol. Iron Man WAS and still IS the best MCU movie. Love it!!
at this point robert downey didnt knew he's gonna be a main character of avengers :) his life changed after this movie
8:15 "When Jon first saw it. he was all smiles. He was really Happy." Oh yes... he really was.
Now, after watching this, it's time to watch Iron Man once again.
Why?
I watched 3 times!more then my two sons!
@@limmingming4022 I don't care
@@thehouse3501 oh come on dude!
@@zaidxix sorry lady
Bobby Jr. is just the real deal this guy is Tony Stark / Iron Man the casting is literally perfection he's a freakin beast
Bobby?
I never realized that Jon was the director of the movie, it didnt occur to me that he could be the director since he played the Happy Hogan character
It's crazy to hear Robert talk about "5 to 7 years, and if 'this thing' goes longer." 14 years, 24 films, and $23 billion combined box office later....
Damn.
Truly incredible
I sometimes forget that the character "Happy" is the director
I’ll be honest… I had no idea!
@@samanthamoore8693 same
Ikr
What? That guy was the director???
Yes, he was the director of Iron man 1,2, The jungle Book, Lion King (2019) and one of the directors of The Mandalorian and more.
It's good to see how much fun this man had being iron man ,much respect to RJD
3:57 - RIP Jimmy Rich. We miss you, man.
Rdj never got an oscar because he wasn’t acting, he was just being himself
So you're saying he didn't do his job???
@@urmad8753 no he was doing his job by being himself
@@urmad8753 you mad
@@urmad8753 no you are⊙﹏⊙
its the same persona for every role he got on a film lmao
From designing the suit to 'Love You 3000' the journey is really fascinating , i really enjoyed as a viewer , fan and wanna thank each person responsible to make this happen.
8:15 when jon saw it he was all smiles and HAPPY. hehe
Love that Peter Billingsley was a producer on this. Loved him as Ralphie, glad he's still in the business.
RDJ so damn savvy he makes a C.H.U.D reference while making Iron Man. Respect.
CHUD and Henenlotters Basket Case 1 are the perfect examples of early 80s New York "seediness". Just a filthy, disgusting city filled with harrlots and violence, especially in 82-87.
How is he so suave and magnetic like just existing. It's fantastic! What a great actor. He worked so hard and really did his best in this role, and there couldn't have been a better actor for this franchise.
I absolutely love RDJ! And John, such an awesome team! Love, love, love all the marvel series!
but girls dont like marvel movies though
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8:18: Jon was really *happy*
Cap: I understood that reference...😏😏
Lol
This was the beginning of all my childhood days of reading comics coming to life. Seeing the guys behind it before they knew what a mega beast this first film would kick off made me tear up not gonna lie. Btw what a champ Robert D. was from the very start. You really can't hate that guy to this day. This vid popped up in my feed and it made my day. TY.
RDJ, all the way! Best thing that ever happened to the MCU. Can't imagine anyone else playing that part. Even my 74 year old mother loved Ironman.
i think Jon Favreau was happy about the designs
As one that used to build props, these builders are insanely talented. Building a wearable hero suit of that calibre is extremely difficult to do.
All the background work to produce movies always impresses me. A pity that all those players that do not appear on the screen do not have the public recognition they so much deserve.
No wonder why pre-production on certain films require years of preparation.
I'll never forget reading and hearing all the doubts when RDJ was announced to play Iron Man because of where his career was at the time. If only they knew...
Am I the only one who loves that first suit like anything which Tony had made in that cave ???
I think it looks like anyone would be able to make it in their workshop
@@thegreatrobin2329 then why hasn't anyone done it
@@thegreatrobin2329 man no one can it should need high amount of energy to run and the energy source should be small and portable too,it's impossible for anyone to build with technology of this time
@@SmileyBoiEXE impractical, too heavy, and uncomfortable (Probably expensive too). Because there's no energy power sufficient to move the armor, the wearer need to support the armor, which is heavy as fuck. It's cool for 5 minutes. Later You'll drown in sweat and having muscle fatigue.
@@incogniftoar3943 so I knew it's not possible
The creativity and dedication of everyone involved in this big project is amazing!
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It shows that the beginning of MCU was very humble, and they built the entire MCU on IRON MAN
Never knew how much a career the kid in a christmass story had. Turns out he was a producer on Iron Man. Nuts
is that fr him