I miss these early MCU movies. They were gritty, humorous at times but serious when they needed to be with elements of realism that immersed you into the world. This sequence felt like it had real stakes.
@@heimskr2881 I could believe that and understand why they do this. MCU is forcing them to do too much. All 4 phase movies plus tv series are LONGER than first 3 phases.
@@heimskr2881 Also them being pushed to the limit making dozens of films and shows. There's no passion, so why should they do anymore than the bare minimum?
I love that things like air traffic control and violating restricted airspace were briefly a thing for Tony in the first movie, and from then on out it was just "do whatever the hell you want up there Iron Man"
From then on, it became known who it was and that they are rich and famous. So they get a free pass to do as they please. It's just a movie, but it portrays real life more than you'd think.
They don't make MCU movies like this anymore. I love how far we've come but we've lost the initial excitement we all had. Also the CGI is phenomenal given it's 2008
That's because this iron man was made by marvel studios themselves, they made it before disney bought them, after that everything became more family friendly and full cgi suits
@@rgonzales1082 absolutely comical if you think comics haven't been progressive for decades. X-men was an allegory for the civil rights movement for fucks sake
I know it’ll be tough considering everything we’ve already seen in the recent films, but scenes like this are what’s missing in the stories from the new heroes we’re getting.
Yeah we used to get good stuff like this Spoiler Kinda... But then they decided to went full DC style movie with Character way too OP for some reason and they made it really boring killing all the suspense such as the eternals and scarlet witch from doc strange that bitch lose because of a dumb talk no jutsu even though before she talk about she could just go to other other universes until it works out...
@@CharlieZuko You wanted him to keep shooting at something just took out an identical jet fighter without even trying and saved it's pilot right after? lol
Watching this over a decade later. "It's not a piece of equipment, I'm in it! It's a suit!" Goosebumps because this was the beginning. And this put Tony and Robert Downey on the map!
... I mean, RDJ WAS on the map. He used to be very popular, but then he got super addicted to drugs and studios stopped hiring him. Then, after he got clean, Marvel gave him this and he was back on the map again.
It’s crazy how far the suit has come. From not being abele to silence out the wind from a phone call to becoming a nano suit that can appear in 2 seconds.
The CGI of this movie will never age. It’s so consistently good, you easily look past the few moments that look imperfect (like one part in the cave with the CG mk1 replacement and parts of the finale)
the only inaccuracy i noticed in this scene is that when the F-22 got destroyed, it spun the wrong way. it would have spun the other way because there would have way more lift on one side of the plane
I mean-- Those ARE F22's lol.. That Aim 9x was enough to almost destroy Iron Man lol, and then the 20mm canon was shredding him as well... And think about the Nuclear Tactical bomb that almost wiped out NY and Iron Man (Which Iron Man created himself called the Jericho Missile) -- which instead killed all the Chitauri, nearly Iron Man himself!!! Those F22s are definitely still a worthy challenge even for Infinity Wars Iron Man (without infinity stones in possession). I mean-- In this universe, Tony Stark is responsible for the creation of those missiles himself, so they aren't no slouch!
@@22.piyushnaik76 umm the f22 is the fastest fighter jet on the planet. Realistically that top speed would be enough to shred Tony’s suit and basically kill him instantly
@@MilitaryMatters1 that wasn't a jericho in avengers it was a "regular" nuclear warhead and the f22 are not a worthy challenge. Stark is having trouble here because he doesn't want to hurt the pilots, nothing stops him from using flappers (maybe damage a plane while coming to a stop) tail the f22 and one shot hand repulsor them if he didn't cared about killing.
Something that made this movie awesome to me compared to later marvel iterations is how it's goofy comic book stuff in a realistic military setting. The juxtaposition of the real world and the sci fi technology is what made this movie so special to me.
that's why I was not a fan of the Eternals movie, cause it just throws out all the knowledge that non-diehard marvels fan have been digesting, by saying hey none of this mattered anyways, if the earth was in trouble they would have stopped because the earth was one big egg, and the eternals could probably clap a lot of what we knew was possible in the movie mcu.
0:56 I love how his suit actually has moving airbrakes that makes it slightly aerodynamicly realistic and the engine sounds like a real aircraft, This whole thing is a movie of course but it looks like something that actually has engineering and explanation to it. I love the new nano technology suit, I understand that he has alien technology and improved a lot over time. but sometime it feels a bit too unexplainable sci-fi cgi-ish stuff edit: hardcore marvel fans, please be mercy on me.
But he was never detected on radar here either. 0:40 "So this thing just appeared out of nowhere? How come it didn’t show up on the radar?" They only found him because they were monitoring the hideout Tony was taken to. The place was suddenly attacked (0:00) and the Air Force starts trying to figure out who it was. In between the "it wasn't (branch of service)" they visually see him on camera (0:08) and just follow him while they scramble jets and figure out who it was that attacked. In ironman 2, Ivan was also able to track Tony when he was chasing him with his drones. but you can argue that it was visual (like the cameras from this scene) from Rhodeys suit, which was also being controlled by Ivan.
People have got so used to Marvels over the top use of CGI you don't seem to realise they used real suits, real camerawork filming real F22s. CGI never beats practical effects. Also they were all shot on film back then which gives a more gritty and realistic feel than modern digital sensors. Big difference between film and digital.
@@willmorrell488 CGI definitely beats practical in certain aspects. There are some things you just cant do practically because its either physically impossible, its dangerous, its expensive, or it takes too much time to set up.
@@willmorrell488 SOMETIMES. If the need calls for it. The great thing about modern day CGI is that you can use both, or you can use practical, or you can use CGI. There's amazing CGI work done in so many movies, and in so many scenes that dont even get noticed because its that good. It doenst matter how you get the result, if it tells your story and is done well then CGI is a great tool. That feeling of fake is when the artists dont have enough time or budget to make it good. Thats not the fault of CGI, but more of the constraints placed on the company doing the CGI.
Yeah, that whole real world situation recently was kind of silly. If those were really alien UFOs, they would’ve have been an shot down at all. It would’ve been like that pilot who saw an object go 80,000 feet in less than one second.
@@TPRM1 well the wing is made out of lighter stuff than he is since it still has to follow physics, his suit can take 20mm like its nerf bullets so a wing dont mean shit
@@masterhacker7065 Pressure = Force/Area. It doesn’t matter what his suit is made out of, the wing should’ve gone through him like a knife through butter.
People overlook this as a small feat but mind you, the raptors were and still are the most advanced and deadly aircraft to date that we know of. They're literally the best at air dominance. So for Tony already being able to survive 2, and could've taken them out, he just didn't want to hurt the pilots, shows a good scale of an early Iron Man already being ahead of the military. Isn't this just his mark 3 armor? He didn't even have stealth yet surprisingly.
@@nates205 so you were suggesting that the chinese should have sent fighters to do recon? You thought fighters could stay in the air for days and weeks at a time? Bro....
@@nates205 couldn't think of an original comeback so you just quote mine, I see the chinese blood runs deep in you. Done wasting my time with you, send some F22 to Ukraine to fight the russian won't you 'loser8801'
Iron Man against Thanos is definitely badass, but this suit and this scene is definitely something else. It's like, the sound of the suit and everything made it look more threatening. This, and Iron Man fighting against those terrorists and destroying their tank. These two, I feel are two of the most badass scenes in the MCU.
I will always share this, but check out "The making of IronMan CGI" on yt. They talk about everything from building the suit design to the User interface inside the suit - truly spectacular work
@@thatoneguy7715 ngl i want the old mechanical suit with robot sounds back rather than future gizmo bullshit that can make things out of nothing. it makes things too childish
@@abelesperanz4196 @Abel Esperanz lisen i really really love the OG suits as much as the next guy but it's not as "Childish" as you claim it to be. The literal second version was more advanced than anything the world had to offer at that point(exception being wakanda) for legit the entirety of the 4 phases(all the advanced tech we see is basically from the same guy, and yes, there is other advanced tech but it doesn't compare to tonys) not only that this version here is able to go supersonic speeds on a whim. It doesn't just make stuff out of nothing but shift the nanites around, which is why he started to run out of options against Thanos in IW. I would say this ability is more creative than childish, especially since it still has REAL risk(nanite being depleted) I love the OG suit but your reasons on hating the new one appear to just hate on it because it replaced the old one(and is a very worthy successor)(sorry it took me so long, I kept fucking up and deleting my other responses. How? don't ask.)
This shows Iron Man's power. Even though he's new to this, even the Raptor couldn't beat him. The F-22 is one of if not the most feared jet fighter in the world.
@@samuelbrice3699 This (fictional) suit outperforms an F-22 in the air. As Stan Lee said, who wins is whoever the writer wants to win. And in here, the writer wants the suit to outperform an F-22 in the air. And so, it does.
@The Bricker @AJAY Kumar actually, the Hulk DID come out first. The first of the 2 Hulk movies came out in 2003, with the second one coming out a month after Iron Man.
This is so surreal to watch again after seeing how Iron Man has changed after the latest Marvel movies. The suit in the original film felt like a wearable fighter jet. Fully mechanical and hydraulic design, the flaps for braking and maneuvering, the bullet and missile based weapons, and the icing issues lol. And my God, the sound design back then… The clinking and clanking and hydraulic and motor sounds whenever the suit was moving around really made it sound hefty and sturdy. The new suit designs are super cool, don’t get me wrong, but they definitely leaned more into the fantasy side with all the nano tech and beam energy weapons.
no, it was actually plot wise. Stark made this suit to combat against human warfare, when the saga goes into space war fighting alien tech warfare, Stark change the suit to fight them. he made Warmachine for the Country which is used by Rodhey based on human warfare, hence the weapon and sturdiness is like the original Ironman suit
Yea but cell phones require towers... We had wireless tech... our cell phones still aren't same as a communicator though. But nanotech like that is real fantasy
@@ironfist7789 there were people that called humans being able to fly "fantasy tech" and that it was beyond far-fetched. I'm not claiming we'll ever develop anything like an iron man suit, but nanomachines and beam weaponry is not fantasy. Both technologies exist in modern day in their infancy
@@TehSovereign The main thing that is fantasy is the power supply. Almost all fantastic science fiction relies on a power source more efficient than allowed by the known laws of physics, and which unlike any other power source we know of, doesn't produce any waste heat. Tony wears a power source that weighs a few ounces on his chest that produces as much energy as a power plant and doesn't require a massive cooling tower to dissipate the waste heat. Compared to that, everything about this is believable.
As a motorcyclist, every now and then I still say the “hit it” line at 1:59 in my helmet before doing a pull on the highway to try to reenact what Tony felt during that supersonic take-off 😂
I was 5 years old when this movie came out and this scene sent me on the path i've dreamed about since this movie came out. I'm 19 now currently serving in the US Air Force and i get to work with planes everyday and always get to see the Jets flying!
This simple scene somehow caries more weight than a lot of modern movies. The thing is that we sort of understand the power of an F-22, and seeing Iron Man interact with two of them is relatable and gives a sense for his power level. Nowadays we are told that this or that hero is 'extremely powerful" but we can't really relate to his supposed power, because we can't compare it to something real. What's the difference between Thor, Hulk, Nano suit Ironman or Captain Marvel? They all do some random feats of strength and durability, they all seem all but invincible. Yeah, in direct comparison one will come out stronger than the other, but in the end of the day, their power is unrelatable and thus less impactful. Give me Mark 2 Ironman fighting two Raptors any day, over the Nano suit tanking a hit from a moon.
@@jetrexdesignthat’s because there’s NOTHING common about any of them Thor is a God Hulk is a monster and Marvel is an alien. They aren’t supposed to be relatable to the common man so no that isn’t the issue.
Tony: Well, that's a uh, that's a hotspot. Sounds like... *sigh* someone stepped in and did the job for you. Rhodes: Why do you osund out of breath, Tony? Tony: Nothin', I was just jogging at the canyon. Rhodes: I thought you were driving? Tony: Right, I was driving, uh, to the canyon, where I'm gonna jog. Rhodes: You sure you dont have any tech in that area I should know about? Tony: Nope! Soldier: Bogey spotted! Pilot: Whiplash, coming in hot. Rhodes: Okay, good, 'cause I'm seeing on right now and it's about to be blown to kingdom come. Tony: Ah, that's my exit. *woosh*!
This was back when you actually felt like these superheroes existed in a realistic world. Realistic limits and obstacles. Now everything is God level universal multiversal destruction
@@gogetablue7905 iron man and Jurassic park while fantasy they were well grounded and great movies Edit Other good fantasy but grounded movies Predator The thing
One of the best scenes in MCU. My favorite is where Tony sped up to supersonic (with the sonic boom effect) and the AIM-9 missile was going mach 2+ chasing after Tony and getting closer to him, along with the background soundtrack.
Many people made a similiar comment, but I want to phrase it something like this. Iron Man 1 was sort of "grounded in realism", way before "Bigger than life things", also, military porn, the military felt relevant in the early days adding up to the "grounded in realism" thing. So yeah, early Iron Man really did feel real and special. It felt so satisfying to see Tony build and learn to use the suit for half a film and deal with realistic threats, Gulmira dudes, tanks, fighter planes. Whereas now anything the plot needs, boom easy build. Also if I'm correct this was before Disney took over, so I guess this is like TWD seasons 1 and 2 before Frank Darabont left, they're special in a similiar way.
Darabont was only involved in the first season of TWD (first 6 episodes) before getting fired. It's the reason why the show never lived up to the standards set by the very first episode.
The stronger super hero, the worst police and millitary feel. I don't like it. It's sad that marvel movie rarely shows the hero of the average life. I'd like to see firefighter doing everything he can to save a child and when he is about to die protecting that kid, the super hero arrives at that moment and save your day. Things like that. It would be showing that everyone can be hero and that the super hero just got a lesson of heroism for someone that doesn't any super power.
but it was always going to escalate to fighting aliens with energy beam weapons and shields and being a match to magic cause that's where the avengers would be
@@PrimarchRoboleonFrenchyman there are several stories endorsing real world heroes in both marvel and dc but it's the superhero genre there are many films showcasing real heroes
You mean when it had A identity and was actually working hard to impress people. Instead of MCU fan boys and news outlets Having Is a parasitic toxic relationship with With the MCU causing it to not actually have to do anything being the cap crap we know today.
its like the fast n furious they got to keep getting crazier every movie, but at the same time the comics are literally just as crazy maybe even more so i don't know
Scenes like this show us the scale in Ironman’s power. He could’ve easily destroyed those two F22s. Mind you, those are the most advanced aircraft to date. Love scenes that help us understand just how powerful they are.
@@AlexKazakovaxkazakov its not inconsistent writing. This is an aerial fight, different equipment, different skillset. Against buck and cap, its hand to hand combat. The AI was able to analyse and parry against cap but didnt take into consideration bucky showing up again and gave cap just enough time to gain an advantage. Im not over analysing this, its just obvious
This was still the best scene in the whole mcu. Tony could have died right here. It felt more real. I don't know. I'm old now I guess and nostalgic. Better not assume I felt it was better back then. My brain probably intentionally making it seem better
Perfect words. The "realness" in this movie and I believe captain america movies are astounding !! Strangely, I also feel the same for Black Panther and Avengers 1 movies. The others kinda feel like cgi or hard to "relate to"
It was more grounded since supposedly Tony is brand new to being a superhero. The stakes are higher since his amateurism leads him much closer to failure. Iron Man in Endgame, or even Iron Man in Iron Man 3, could have very easily handled this situation and defeated Jeb and Venko. Edit: However, at the same time I think the F-22's in this scene are portrayed as more dangerous as they actually are solely so that they can impress the military censors that determine if the script is good enough to allow the use of the donated military assets for props.
This scene was so good because it went from awesome moment to the immediate unexpected where a consequence actually happened. Tony saved him but was a good lesson that grounded Comic book moments into reality.
One of my favourite things about the original iron man films was the very real organic looking suit.. As the years went by it was then full blown concept art cgi
Yea I was thinking the other day how much better the Black Panther suit looked in Civil War than it did in it's own movie Very comparable to Iron Man 1 suit vs Infinity War
Idk why but it makes me so happy how tony is keeping it a secret then tells his friend then the pilot gets saved and the other jet flying off like “he’s friendly he saved the pilot” it’s hard to explain but it makes me happy when in movies the military thinks someone is hostile until they do something to help making the military realise it’s a friendly
This really solidified my love for Iron Man. One of the coolest flight scenes in the marvel cinematic universe. Wicked cool scene. Really wish we got more iron man scenes like this.
i was 17 when this bad boy came out. what a trip this scene was on the big screen, let me tell you. felt absolutely badass. being young and watching this on day 1 of release at the big screen = UNMATCHED BLISS
It's kind of depressing looking back at how good and fun this movie was...knowing now that there are 59 movies after it that go completely off the rails
@@McD5791 Yes but b4 disney's takeover, this could have been bottom average and we would have gotten a LOT more better results over time...but that's asking too much apparently...
@@wetter4293 Yeah, that's absurd. Iron Man was a 10/10 film. It would be extremely difficult to make a film even equal to it, and yet they still managed to create Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which is widely considered to be equal to if not better than Iron Man.
THE BEST Marvel character they EVER brought to the big screen. Played by THE BEST suited actor! He is totally believable as Tony Stark. Awesome movie!!
Quite hard to believe its a 2008 movie, the texture, stories, designs aged so well. Marvel did a great job in all these movies and building up the MCU, especially the earlier ones.
Well duh F-35 is suppose to be different with feature such as VTOL for the B version and usable for Carrier ops with the C version Not as good as F-22 but can take off from Carrier
Well the F-15C (fighter interceptor) can easily beat the F-16D (strike fighter) too, and yet nobody gives the F-16 shit. That's because one of them (in this case the F-22) is basically designed purely as an air supremacy fighter, with only bare minimum ability to attack ground targets. The F-35 is designed to be the ultimate strike fighter, with far better ground attack and ship attack ability than the F-22 could ever dream of, and it's also got formidable capability in air to air engagements, and that's not even getting into the fact that it's a flying sensor platform and networking node, sharing with and allowing allied units to share whatever they see and hear with everyone else, including targeting info.
1v1 the F22 beats the F35. 10v10, 1x F22 and 9x 4th gens vs 2x F35s and 8x 4th gens, the F35 is better. The thing about the F35 is that it's far more cost effective than the F22, and it's ability to network with 4th gen fighters is far superior to the F22. Not only does it wreck 4th gen fighters almost as one sidedly as the F22, but when it's done it can use its stealth to fly behind enemy lines with its AESA radar and send incredible amounts of data back to its allied 4th gen fighters. It sees everything and shares that information with legacy fighters, acting as a force multiplier for allied jets. On top of being better at multirole missions than the F22.
When Ironman saved that dude from falling, I like how everyone in the room was like " WOOH YEAH! That thing we just tried to kill saved one of our guys, alright!"
Imagine losing an F22 inside a hostile territory, literally Air Force and US most valuable tecnology asset at the time. I don't know but i believe Tony have started a much bigger conflict. Literally i can imagine thousands of soldiers and vehicles running as fast as possible towards the crash site. The ejecting pilot would problably receive the order to destroy what he can instead of trying to escape. Congratulations Tony.
Unintentional damage/destruction of government property, unnecessarily endangering a fellow American (the pilot) in hostile airspace. Mr. Stark owes the pilot a ride to the base and not left him in dangerous area. And reimburse the tax payers hard earned money. sheesh rich people gets away with their mistakes. lol : )
the moment that bird went down there was flight of F-35s loaded with ordnance going for the crash site to blow it sky high... there would not have been a piece of scrap more than few milimeters large left ...
@@tremedar you entered a no fly zone inside a hostile nation, in the middle of a civil war with a heavily armed exo suit. Even if those Raptors had a malfunction and were lost due to an engine problem, the main reason it happened is because of Tony's intervention in the area.
this part always give me chills and not for a reason you might think imagine sitting in the control room and listening to this pilot struggling to open his jammed suit knowing he is about to splat in a few seconds
That pilot who survived the parachute malfunction and saved by Ironman lived to NOT tell the tale. How could he not say to his seniors that he was saved by Ironman. I would have
Tony's reckless bullshit caused one of the most advanced stealth aircraft, something so advanced that we wouldn't even entertain the idea of selling any of them to our best allies, to crash in some eurasian hellhole where anybody who hates Murrica can score some primo intel on top of the line US fighters. Even in the first movie, Tony is the epitome of a very book smart person who makes the most awful decisions, mostly because of his own overblown ego and narcissim.
@J L and look at the shitstorm that followed that crash. Look at what happened when that F-117 went down in Bosnia in the 90's and when that stealth helicopter went down in the Bin Laden raid. Other pilots had to be risked and aircraft had to be risked to come in and bomb the wreckage and even then in both cases the Russians and Chinese gained valuable intel on our stealth systems from wreckage pieces they obtained. Now imagine some fucking idiot causing us to lose an F-22 only 3 years after the fucking things became operational, and inside a no fly zone of some random eurasian failed state.....all because one fucking asshole had to flex his ego. Even if you justify him going in there without running it by his buddy Rhodes, he had a chance to at least tell him after the fact when Rhodes called and flat out asked him if he had anything operating in the fucking area. It was only until he felt he might be in a little over his head that he called back to confirm it was him, and by then it was too late.
Iron man still has its limits which so what made this film the best. He cannot outrun a sidewinder, he struggles a bit with jets and he is also trying to not kill the pilots while doing so. Mk3 had almost no anti air capability installed which is what made this suit so satisfying to watch when it’s fighting against the raptors
This was the good old days, when the iron man suit’s technology actually seemed plausible, and there was only one universe, and there weren’t infinity stones, and it was easy to follow
This is better in every way than the current Marvel movies we’re getting. Writing, acting, believability, character motivations, immersiveness, themes, visuals, sound design - literally everything.
"You sure you don't have any tech in that area I should know about? Okay...good cause I'm staring at one right now and it's about to be blown to kingdom come!" Always loved that line! Don Cheadle is great as Rhodey, but I would have loved to see how the character would have been in the later films with Terence Howard!
I can't believe they never had another epic high-speed flight sequence from Iron Man since. Sure, there have been some dogfights but nothing's captured the same feeling that this clip does.
Check out "The making of IronMan CGI" on yt. They talk about everything from building the suit design to the User interface inside the suit - truly spectacular work!
When a man in a suit was the biggest danger in the world of MCU back then. We didn't have lasers, flying men built from stones, raccoons that could talk, spaceships, aliens, or anything like that. I like it when the most powerful person was Iron Man
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That pilot has a story for a lifetime: "Iron man saved my life after destroying my F22!" "Ya, right dad..."
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Ironman saved his life after his PARTNER destroyed his F22. The idiot threw him off, right into the path of his wingman.
If my dad were an f22 pilot. Believing iron man saved him wouldn’t be that hard for me to believe.
American cinematic propaganda.
@@repentandbelieveinjesuschr9647 no lmao
I miss these early MCU movies. They were gritty, humorous at times but serious when they needed to be with elements of realism that immersed you into the world. This sequence felt like it had real stakes.
Even those early movies CGI looks better than what MCU is crapping right now. Such a fall from grace.
@@Endru85x I've heard people say its the VFX artists quietly rebelling
@@heimskr2881 I could believe that and understand why they do this. MCU is forcing them to do too much. All 4 phase movies plus tv series are LONGER than first 3 phases.
@@heimskr2881 Also them being pushed to the limit making dozens of films and shows. There's no passion, so why should they do anymore than the bare minimum?
It will be hard to feel that way at MCU again...
Something about phase 1 ironman that felt like it had more weight to it.
You know iron man, no nanomachines man
He seemed like sonething that could actually b built in real life. That movie was special
The birth of a legend.
It did have more weight. He even says he made it lighter 😜
Yeah. I like Inf. War and Endgame but nanotech Iron Man was too much IMO
Tony Stark: "I am Iron Man!"
Air Force: So about that F-22 you took out...
Tony : "Bill me."
"Y'all tried to kill me, I'm not gonna apologize."
"Technically he hit me" 😆
drop in a bucket
He probably paid it back. With Stark's kind of money, it wasn't even a line item.
I love that things like air traffic control and violating restricted airspace were briefly a thing for Tony in the first movie, and from then on out it was just "do whatever the hell you want up there Iron Man"
From then on, it became known who it was and that they are rich and famous. So they get a free pass to do as they please. It's just a movie, but it portrays real life more than you'd think.
Hy bro can you tell me movie nam
@@AsifAli-ic4pn 2008 Iron Man
@@BradyT918 thnx bro
@@AsifAli-ic4pn it’s in the title
They don't make MCU movies like this anymore. I love how far we've come but we've lost the initial excitement we all had. Also the CGI is phenomenal given it's 2008
You're an idiot. Nostalgia has rotted your brain.
The MCU is getting as woke as DC's crap
That's because this iron man was made by marvel studios themselves, they made it before disney bought them, after that everything became more family friendly and full cgi suits
@@rgonzales1082 Absolutely; you are right on target.
@@rgonzales1082 absolutely comical if you think comics haven't been progressive for decades. X-men was an allegory for the civil rights movement for fucks sake
I know it’ll be tough considering everything we’ve already seen in the recent films, but scenes like this are what’s missing in the stories from the new heroes we’re getting.
Cos now they are more concern on being woke agenda rather
well it will be too difficult. super heroes with magic or any stones are far easier
Yeah we used to get good stuff like this
Spoiler Kinda...
But then they decided to went full DC style movie with Character way too OP for some reason and they made it really boring killing all the suspense such as the eternals and scarlet witch from doc strange that bitch lose because of a dumb talk no jutsu even though before she talk about she could just go to other other universes until it works out...
Thankyou, someone finnally has the guts to say it.
But the hispanic girl named america with lesbian parents that came out of nowhere without a backstory is so much more badass!!!!
Love how they portrayed the pilots as competent and actually good pilots
It’s funny I was just thinking the exact opposite. Especially the part when Whiplash 2 stops pursuing just because he saw a “good chute”.
@@CharlieZuko I mean, the bogie just saved the life of his wingman. Under the Rules of Engagement, he had every right to break off contact.
@@CharlieZuko That's why you aren't pilot yet. Get back to your room son and stop dishonouring our famiry
@@CharlieZuko just confirmed you know nothing about piloting a jet fighter
@@CharlieZuko You wanted him to keep shooting at something just took out an identical jet fighter without even trying and saved it's pilot right after? lol
This feels like real IRON man, now it’s just NANO TECH EVERYTHING man.
makes sense bro. it's called technology evolution.
as your enimies become stronger, you'll need something to combat that.
@@PacMan755 no, its lazy
@@bdf2660 no
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@@MrHarrystank totally agree with you. 👍
Watching this over a decade later.
"It's not a piece of equipment, I'm in it! It's a suit!"
Goosebumps because this was the beginning. And this put Tony and Robert Downey on the map!
... I mean, RDJ WAS on the map. He used to be very popular, but then he got super addicted to drugs and studios stopped hiring him. Then, after he got clean, Marvel gave him this and he was back on the map again.
@@bable6314 true true but even further and brought him back from ruin. And it made him one of the greatest comeback stories ever.
He was kinda famous before but yeah... he became a 5 star actor later
shut the hellp up with your goosebumps god that's so cringe
@AMV Labs awwwww poor baby🤣🤣🤣🤣
It’s crazy how far the suit has come. From not being abele to silence out the wind from a phone call to becoming a nano suit that can appear in 2 seconds.
At that point you could just call it magic… cause in the later movies things became too ridicules to digest xD
"Because Tony learns from his mistakes"
Welcome to marvel where we just make it up as we go
@@1wasinAlpha tony used alien tech after avengers 1
Welcome to science fiction.
This 5 mins of Iron Man movie clip is better than whole phase 4.
Nah not spider man
@@omarbaba9892 That's a Sony movie trilogy in the MCU. It barely counts as phase 4.
Exactly. No Way Home barely has anything to do with the MCU. It's a Spider Man movie first and foremost.
I'd still take this over Spiderman
@@xenogen372 still takes place in the mcu tho
The CGI of this movie will never age. It’s so consistently good, you easily look past the few moments that look imperfect (like one part in the cave with the CG mk1 replacement and parts of the finale)
It will never recover from the most awkward pause in movie history though: “TONY STARK WAS ABLE TO BUILD THIS IN A CAVE
WITH A BOX OF SCRAPS
Iron Man 1 Thor 1,2 and captain America are so much more weighty grittier and more interesting creatively in my opinion.
the only inaccuracy i noticed in this scene is that when the F-22 got destroyed, it spun the wrong way. it would have spun the other way because there would have way more lift on one side of the plane
@@Virtch and the fire rate of the Vulcan cannon
@@enginerdy that line is so good tho what do you mean?
it’s crazy how tony went from struggling with two fighter jets to wielding a couple stones that wiped half the universe
"Nanomachines, son! They harden in response to physical trauma! You can't hurt me, Jack!"
I mean-- Those ARE F22's lol.. That Aim 9x was enough to almost destroy Iron Man lol, and then the 20mm canon was shredding him as well...
And think about the Nuclear Tactical bomb that almost wiped out NY and Iron Man (Which Iron Man created himself called the Jericho Missile) -- which instead killed all the Chitauri, nearly Iron Man himself!!! Those F22s are definitely still a worthy challenge even for Infinity Wars Iron Man (without infinity stones in possession). I mean-- In this universe, Tony Stark is responsible for the creation of those missiles himself, so they aren't no slouch!
@@MilitaryMatters1 I'm sure infinity war tony would just activate his booster jets on his legs and fly away
@@22.piyushnaik76 umm the f22 is the fastest fighter jet on the planet. Realistically that top speed would be enough to shred Tony’s suit and basically kill him instantly
@@MilitaryMatters1 that wasn't a jericho in avengers it was a "regular" nuclear warhead and the f22 are not a worthy challenge. Stark is having trouble here because he doesn't want to hurt the pilots, nothing stops him from using flappers (maybe damage a plane while coming to a stop) tail the f22 and one shot hand repulsor them if he didn't cared about killing.
Something that made this movie awesome to me compared to later marvel iterations is how it's goofy comic book stuff in a realistic military setting. The juxtaposition of the real world and the sci fi technology is what made this movie so special to me.
that's why I was not a fan of the Eternals movie, cause it just throws out all the knowledge that non-diehard marvels fan have been digesting, by saying hey none of this mattered anyways, if the earth was in trouble they would have stopped because the earth was one big egg, and the eternals could probably clap a lot of what we knew was possible in the movie mcu.
@@Snakeface21 Uhhhh we don't talk about the Eternals here. That was just bad. Very bad. Lol.
Yeah, it's the same effect with Blackout in TF1 when it attacked the SOCCENT airbase in Qatar. Scary scene, felt like humans have no hope.
what does juxtaposition mean?
@@user-ko5ul7yi1x Perfect example
We will never have an iron man like this. Such a badass scene.
next iron man is now a black mexican women who is trying to save the world from evil racist nazi jews
"On your belly, it looks like a ...MAN"
pilot lived his most chilling moment of his entire career
"There's something on the wing!"
@@Igarappappa maybe a buffalo perhaps XD
And Tony accidentally knocked his raptor's wing.
0:56 I love how his suit actually has moving airbrakes that makes it slightly aerodynamicly realistic and the engine sounds like a real aircraft, This whole thing is a movie of course but it looks like something that actually has engineering and explanation to it. I love the new nano technology suit, I understand that he has alien technology and improved a lot over time. but sometime it feels a bit too unexplainable sci-fi cgi-ish stuff
edit: hardcore marvel fans, please be mercy on me.
He started using alien tech after avengers 1, also he is 1 of smartest guys alive I’m guessing y’all never read comics?
It... literally is a cartoony flying futuristic rocket man.
That is the entire character lol.
@@brazyrist This is on the movie though, while technically inspired by the comics we shouldn't introduce it since the MCU is mostly orginal.
@@captainflowers748 thanos acknowledged that he’s is smart “you are not the only one cursed with knowledge” he knows he smart asf
@@brazyrist tony its Rhodes 1:03
The thing Tony upgraded that nobody ever mentions is the stealth. No one ever detected him on radar in ANY MCU SCENE SINCE THIS.
because Tony learns from his mistakes
Nobody can detect the quinjet either, not even SHIELD
But he was never detected on radar here either.
0:40 "So this thing just appeared out of nowhere? How come it didn’t show up on the radar?"
They only found him because they were monitoring the hideout Tony was taken to. The place was suddenly attacked (0:00) and the Air Force starts trying to figure out who it was. In between the "it wasn't (branch of service)" they visually see him on camera (0:08) and just follow him while they scramble jets and figure out who it was that attacked.
In ironman 2, Ivan was also able to track Tony when he was chasing him with his drones. but you can argue that it was visual (like the cameras from this scene) from Rhodeys suit, which was also being controlled by Ivan.
@@homies953 Also the repulsors must give off some sort of heat signature.
Like the ice cold problem
Back when the military existed in the MCU...
It does still exist. Sam worked with them in FATWS.
There’s something about 2000-2010s cgi and filmmaking that just works, not as flashy or over the top fantastical as modern day but more realistic
People have got so used to Marvels over the top use of CGI you don't seem to realise they used real suits, real camerawork filming real F22s. CGI never beats practical effects. Also they were all shot on film back then which gives a more gritty and realistic feel than modern digital sensors. Big difference between film and digital.
@@willmorrell488 CGI definitely beats practical in certain aspects. There are some things you just cant do practically because its either physically impossible, its dangerous, its expensive, or it takes too much time to set up.
@@erickim1739 Sure, but you need a certain amount of practical effects to immerse the viewer otherwise you feel the whole environment is fake.
I’ve always said the same thing
@@willmorrell488 SOMETIMES. If the need calls for it. The great thing about modern day CGI is that you can use both, or you can use practical, or you can use CGI. There's amazing CGI work done in so many movies, and in so many scenes that dont even get noticed because its that good. It doenst matter how you get the result, if it tells your story and is done well then CGI is a great tool.
That feeling of fake is when the artists dont have enough time or budget to make it good. Thats not the fault of CGI, but more of the constraints placed on the company doing the CGI.
Something about this feels so gritty and real and badass, a lot like the dark knight trilogy. One of the GOATs of superhero films no doubt
Pre-disney takeover, Shot on film like TDK trilogy and a better blend of grittyness and humour compared to newer MCU films.
@@willmorrell488 Yep. This is best MCU movie ever
you might like The Batman then
@@btr003 I read alot of negative reviews about the batman, but i actually enjoyed how grungy it was myself.
@@willmorrell488 Well. Said.
F22s...Can't take down Ironman, but can sure as hell take down a balloon
I still can’t believe he chopped the wing in half, and not the other way around.
Physics: “Am I a joke to you?”
Yeah, that whole real world situation recently was kind of silly. If those were really alien UFOs, they would’ve have been an shot down at all. It would’ve been like that pilot who saw an object go 80,000 feet in less than one second.
@@TPRM1 well the wing is made out of lighter stuff than he is since it still has to follow physics, his suit can take 20mm like its nerf bullets so a wing dont mean shit
@@masterhacker7065 Pressure = Force/Area.
It doesn’t matter what his suit is made out of, the wing should’ve gone through him like a knife through butter.
@@masterhacker7065 Nerf bullets? When he gets back to his house the suit is torn the fuck up.
People overlook this as a small feat but mind you, the raptors were and still are the most advanced and deadly aircraft to date that we know of. They're literally the best at air dominance.
So for Tony already being able to survive 2, and could've taken them out, he just didn't want to hurt the pilots, shows a good scale of an early Iron Man already being ahead of the military. Isn't this just his mark 3 armor? He didn't even have stealth yet surprisingly.
Unless the air is dominated by chinese air balloons you mean
@@laimejannister5627 well China wouldnt want their fighters shot down i'd imagine. they sent in a pawn. Didnt want to lose a knight lmao
@@nates205 so you were suggesting that the chinese should have sent fighters to do recon? You thought fighters could stay in the air for days and weeks at a time? Bro....
@@laimejannister5627 you prove my point. You made a lame comment about the f22 maintaining air dominance over balloons. "Bro..."
@@nates205 couldn't think of an original comeback so you just quote mine, I see the chinese blood runs deep in you. Done wasting my time with you, send some F22 to Ukraine to fight the russian won't you 'loser8801'
Iron Man against Thanos is definitely badass, but this suit and this scene is definitely something else. It's like, the sound of the suit and everything made it look more threatening.
This, and Iron Man fighting against those terrorists and destroying their tank. These two, I feel are two of the most badass scenes in the MCU.
I will always share this, but check out "The making of IronMan CGI" on yt. They talk about everything from building the suit design to the User interface inside the suit - truly spectacular work
I`m having a new sight on that "terrorist" using challenger tank
His older Mark Suits (I, II, III, etc) were awesome and better. Like you said, the sounds it makes, and they were more intimidating.
it felt real right up until he got hit by a 20mm and lived
That suit was definitely more IRON MAN than the latest iron man
Agreed. MCU Nano Iron Man is lame.
@@TheYangkuza invalid opinion detected
@@TheYangkuza invalid opinion detected
@@thatoneguy7715 ngl i want the old mechanical suit with robot sounds back rather than future gizmo bullshit that can make things out of nothing. it makes things too childish
@@abelesperanz4196 @Abel Esperanz lisen i really really love the OG suits as much as the next guy but it's not as "Childish" as you claim it to be. The literal second version was more advanced than anything the world had to offer at that point(exception being wakanda) for legit the entirety of the 4 phases(all the advanced tech we see is basically from the same guy, and yes, there is other advanced tech but it doesn't compare to tonys) not only that this version here is able to go supersonic speeds on a whim. It doesn't just make stuff out of nothing but shift the nanites around, which is why he started to run out of options against Thanos in IW. I would say this ability is more creative than childish, especially since it still has REAL risk(nanite being depleted) I love the OG suit but your reasons on hating the new one appear to just hate on it because it replaced the old one(and is a very worthy successor)(sorry it took me so long, I kept fucking up and deleting my other responses. How? don't ask.)
This shows Iron Man's power. Even though he's new to this, even the Raptor couldn't beat him. The F-22 is one of if not the most feared jet fighter in the world.
Or could it be just a movie plot?😊
@@ScubaShark--8964 Yes, it is the movie plot -- that that is Iron Man's power. ☺️ It's not contradictory.
@@caloykoy1No way a suit outperforms an F-22 in the air 😂
@@samuelbrice3699 This (fictional) suit outperforms an F-22 in the air. As Stan Lee said, who wins is whoever the writer wants to win. And in here, the writer wants the suit to outperform an F-22 in the air. And so, it does.
@@samuelbrice3699 yes bc it can instatly get behind the raptor, it allows for complete freedom of movement and getting infinite angles in a dogfight
Love how the second pilot just saw his friend get saved and was like “we cool” and just dipped.
This first Ironman was an instant hit. So well produced and directed.
"The guy who started it ended it"
we will miss u Tony.
Actually The Hulk came our first.
@@plainman9887 No, actually it didn’t.
@@plainman9887 no iron man
@The Bricker @AJAY Kumar actually, the Hulk DID come out first. The first of the 2 Hulk movies came out in 2003, with the second one coming out a month after Iron Man.
well, we did, until marvel melting down and now trying to reset the clock back to 2013 because no one wants to watch their lefty garbage movies
Still gives me chills. How almost perfectly executed this movie was, still amazes me.
hit it ! 1:59
You mean you don't like the twerking she-hulk?!
@@llxVxll yes i like it
You must be sick
Stupid propaganda .....
back when marvel movies were *BADASS* 🔥
it wasnt bad ass, they casted a retarded black dude in the movie..
This is one of the coolest if not the coolest scene from all the iron man movies!!
Sí! Esta y la del rescate de los pasajeros del Boeing! Extraño las pelis de la fase anterior de Marvel
True. Just watching this clip wants me to watch the movie now.
Si
Agreed!!
@@craigadams2443 will be later today!!
This is so surreal to watch again after seeing how Iron Man has changed after the latest Marvel movies. The suit in the original film felt like a wearable fighter jet.
Fully mechanical and hydraulic design, the flaps for braking and maneuvering, the bullet and missile based weapons, and the icing issues lol.
And my God, the sound design back then… The clinking and clanking and hydraulic and motor sounds whenever the suit was moving around really made it sound hefty and sturdy.
The new suit designs are super cool, don’t get me wrong, but they definitely leaned more into the fantasy side with all the nano tech and beam energy weapons.
We thought the same thing about cell phones when star trek was popular oh fantasy tech
no, it was actually plot wise.
Stark made this suit to combat against human warfare, when the saga goes into space war fighting alien tech warfare, Stark change the suit to fight them. he made Warmachine for the Country which is used by Rodhey based on human warfare, hence the weapon and sturdiness is like the original Ironman suit
Yea but cell phones require towers... We had wireless tech... our cell phones still aren't same as a communicator though. But nanotech like that is real fantasy
@@ironfist7789 there were people that called humans being able to fly "fantasy tech" and that it was beyond far-fetched. I'm not claiming we'll ever develop anything like an iron man suit, but nanomachines and beam weaponry is not fantasy. Both technologies exist in modern day in their infancy
@@TehSovereign The main thing that is fantasy is the power supply. Almost all fantastic science fiction relies on a power source more efficient than allowed by the known laws of physics, and which unlike any other power source we know of, doesn't produce any waste heat. Tony wears a power source that weighs a few ounces on his chest that produces as much energy as a power plant and doesn't require a massive cooling tower to dissipate the waste heat. Compared to that, everything about this is believable.
Tony’s high tech suit with that cheap cheesy phone, the ring and the causal “ hiiiiiiii Derrick” was hilarious!
Hiiiiii Rhodey
Man, looking back at this scene, this was the beginning of a great era in movies. I’m sad it’s over. But it’s great to come back and rewatch it all.
As a motorcyclist, every now and then I still say the “hit it” line at 1:59 in my helmet before doing a pull on the highway to try to reenact what Tony felt during that supersonic take-off 😂
I’m not alone!
i do it too! lol i think every motorcyclist does this
Enjoy being alive while you are
so you are a pan-ct candidate... Drive responsibly, you are not a man inside a billion dollar suit.
@@blodseeker67 piss off, not everyone wants to live in a bubble for 100years.
I was 5 years old when this movie came out and this scene sent me on the path i've dreamed about since this movie came out. I'm 19 now currently serving in the US Air Force and i get to work with planes everyday and always get to see the Jets flying!
Thank you for your service bro🫡
You're still a teenager, I'm sorry the US glorifies this :(
@@thephoenix4093 He is literally NineTEEN... hence "teen"...
@@paulhudson6846 bro he chose his job quit bitching
Shit gonna really change when you see this irl
This simple scene somehow caries more weight than a lot of modern movies. The thing is that we sort of understand the power of an F-22, and seeing Iron Man interact with two of them is relatable and gives a sense for his power level. Nowadays we are told that this or that hero is 'extremely powerful" but we can't really relate to his supposed power, because we can't compare it to something real. What's the difference between Thor, Hulk, Nano suit Ironman or Captain Marvel? They all do some random feats of strength and durability, they all seem all but invincible. Yeah, in direct comparison one will come out stronger than the other, but in the end of the day, their power is unrelatable and thus less impactful. Give me Mark 2 Ironman fighting two Raptors any day, over the Nano suit tanking a hit from a moon.
I would want more Raptors vs Ironmen as well
@@jetrexdesignthat’s because there’s NOTHING common about any of them Thor is a God Hulk is a monster and Marvel is an alien. They aren’t supposed to be relatable to the common man so no that isn’t the issue.
Context is everything
*Mark 3
Tony: Well, that's a uh, that's a hotspot. Sounds like... *sigh* someone stepped in and did the job for you.
Rhodes: Why do you osund out of breath, Tony?
Tony: Nothin', I was just jogging at the canyon.
Rhodes: I thought you were driving?
Tony: Right, I was driving, uh, to the canyon, where I'm gonna jog.
Rhodes: You sure you dont have any tech in that area I should know about?
Tony: Nope!
Soldier: Bogey spotted!
Pilot: Whiplash, coming in hot.
Rhodes: Okay, good, 'cause I'm seeing on right now and it's about to be blown to kingdom come.
Tony: Ah, that's my exit. *woosh*!
This was back when you actually felt like these superheroes existed in a realistic world. Realistic limits and obstacles. Now everything is God level universal multiversal destruction
anything will evolve man🙂
To be fair, that's how comic books are. As crazy as you think things in the MCU are, it's nothing compared to the source material
Lol if you're looking for realism in the fantasy world then you'll get disappointed quickly
@@gogetablue7905 Nah really I didn't know that like serious bruh why you stating something that everyone from 13 and over knows like😂
@@gogetablue7905 iron man and Jurassic park while fantasy they were well grounded and great movies
Edit
Other good fantasy but grounded movies
Predator
The thing
One of the best scenes in MCU. My favorite is where Tony sped up to supersonic (with the sonic boom effect) and the AIM-9 missile was going mach 2+ chasing after Tony and getting closer to him, along with the background soundtrack.
Lol that was my fave part as well
Many people made a similiar comment, but I want to phrase it something like this. Iron Man 1 was sort of "grounded in realism", way before "Bigger than life things", also, military porn, the military felt relevant in the early days adding up to the "grounded in realism" thing. So yeah, early Iron Man really did feel real and special. It felt so satisfying to see Tony build and learn to use the suit for half a film and deal with realistic threats, Gulmira dudes, tanks, fighter planes. Whereas now anything the plot needs, boom easy build. Also if I'm correct this was before Disney took over, so I guess this is like TWD seasons 1 and 2 before Frank Darabont left, they're special in a similiar way.
Darabont was only involved in the first season of TWD (first 6 episodes) before getting fired. It's the reason why the show never lived up to the standards set by the very first episode.
In Wandavision she said "Boys, handle the military." So yeah things have changed. lol
The stronger super hero, the worst police and millitary feel. I don't like it. It's sad that marvel movie rarely shows the hero of the average life.
I'd like to see firefighter doing everything he can to save a child and when he is about to die protecting that kid, the super hero arrives at that moment and save your day. Things like that. It would be showing that everyone can be hero and that the super hero just got a lesson of heroism for someone that doesn't any super power.
but it was always going to escalate to fighting aliens with energy beam weapons and shields and being a match to magic cause that's where the avengers would be
@@PrimarchRoboleonFrenchyman there are several stories endorsing real world heroes in both marvel and dc but it's the superhero genre there are many films showcasing real heroes
From this to "The Marvels" . Let that sink in...
Disney... It was only a matter of time when they got their hands on the MCU
I miss the first wave of MCU. It's just not the same anymore.
You mean when it had A identity and was actually working hard to impress people. Instead of MCU fan boys and news outlets Having Is a parasitic toxic relationship with With the MCU causing it to not actually have to do anything being the cap crap we know today.
its like the fast n furious they got to keep getting crazier every movie, but at the same time the comics are literally just as crazy maybe even more so i don't know
Marvel before wokeness and pandering
Yeah it’s actually nice that characters don’t quip every 5 fucking seconds, it actually makes the scenes where there is comedy more impactful levity
@@Adertitsoff999 Wokeness? What are you talking about?
Nothing in Marvel will beat the original starting point. This type of action is what got us addicted.
Yea that was either Spiderman, or Blade. Not Iron Man. You fucking idiot.
Scenes like this show us the scale in Ironman’s power. He could’ve easily destroyed those two F22s. Mind you, those are the most advanced aircraft to date. Love scenes that help us understand just how powerful they are.
Yet got beat up by 2 old men in Civil War. Inconstant writing
@@AlexKazakovaxkazakov well one of those old men could annihilate Tiger tanks single handedly.
@@AlexKazakovaxkazakov its not inconsistent writing. This is an aerial fight, different equipment, different skillset. Against buck and cap, its hand to hand combat. The AI was able to analyse and parry against cap but didnt take into consideration bucky showing up again and gave cap just enough time to gain an advantage. Im not over analysing this, its just obvious
They are making you feel the world that will never exist.....simply making fool all of us......😝😝😝😛
However, those pilots decided not to utilize the missile of range of 140 miles....
Nothing beats that “CLANG” the old Iron Man suits made whenever he punched things.
Like terrrorists into the second floor of a deconstructed building?
That was bob and it was bobs last day before vacation...
This movie set up the entire marvel universe that all since have had to live up to.
And they all have failed. Nothing is better than the original
@@funfactor4528 Depends. Winter Soldier, Infinity War, Guardians of the Galaxy, Homecoming, and Civil War are close
@@devonmarr9872 don’t forget Black Panther. The MCU figured it out. DCU should stick to tv
Blade was the MCU movie that set up the entire MCU. Look it up, they used the money made in Blade to make Iron Man
Shame people like britch larson showed up
This was still the best scene in the whole mcu. Tony could have died right here. It felt more real. I don't know. I'm old now I guess and nostalgic. Better not assume I felt it was better back then. My brain probably intentionally making it seem better
100% right, something about this movie feels different but amazing from the rest
Perfect words. The "realness" in this movie and I believe captain america movies are astounding !! Strangely, I also feel the same for Black Panther and Avengers 1 movies.
The others kinda feel like cgi or hard to "relate to"
It was more grounded since supposedly Tony is brand new to being a superhero. The stakes are higher since his amateurism leads him much closer to failure. Iron Man in Endgame, or even Iron Man in Iron Man 3, could have very easily handled this situation and defeated Jeb and Venko.
Edit: However, at the same time I think the F-22's in this scene are portrayed as more dangerous as they actually are solely so that they can impress the military censors that determine if the script is good enough to allow the use of the donated military assets for props.
Yep, its nostalgia.
I was 6 back then, and as a little kid, seeing this was sooo overwhelming.
Felt different.
Rosy retrospection haha good times
This scene was so good because it went from awesome moment to the immediate unexpected where a consequence actually happened. Tony saved him but was a good lesson that grounded Comic book moments into reality.
and look at Iron heart in Wakanda... no consequences after she killed the cops
The MCU will never be this good again.
Man Tony really came a long way. This is where he started
Don't forget tropic thunder
It's because Tony learns from his mistakes
Dude the way movies feel and look is so different now. Iron man will be jewel in movies and honestly it started and died with him.
And from there it went downhill.
@@MrClassicmetal🤓
One of my favourite things about the original iron man films was the very real organic looking suit.. As the years went by it was then full blown concept art cgi
Same with Black Panther
Yea I was thinking the other day how much better the Black Panther suit looked in Civil War than it did in it's own movie
Very comparable to Iron Man 1 suit vs Infinity War
Disney fuckin up
Why is that a big deal, the characters progress as the story progress, if you want organic looking stuff just rewatch the old ones lmao
@@CorelUser you just can’t admit the new suit designs are boring and basically shit
I still can't believe that She-Hulk is in the same franchise as this cinematic masterpiece
Right? How dare they stay comicbook-accurate.
"shake him off!" (while I fly right behind you and into the path of the thing you just shook off)
Absolutely brilliant strategy of that pilot... 🤣
Idk why but it makes me so happy how tony is keeping it a secret then tells his friend then the pilot gets saved and the other jet flying off like “he’s friendly he saved the pilot” it’s hard to explain but it makes me happy when in movies the military thinks someone is hostile until they do something to help making the military realise it’s a friendly
They should have taken him to be hostile. Did you not hear that he wasn't supposed to be there?
@@jivvr Well they did, but stopped the pursuit after the save.
In real life they would’ve been hunting bro down and making sure they get that tech
@@TheUncleSpiderXthey did in iron man 2 I think
Remember when script writings were this good? Welp, those days are gone!
So underrated comment :(
@@joanz5028 Not at all, the comment section is filled with the same sentiment. If anything it's overrated.
Remember when Marvel was good. Now we'll get....Ironheart
This really solidified my love for Iron Man. One of the coolest flight scenes in the marvel cinematic universe. Wicked cool scene. Really wish we got more iron man scenes like this.
i was 17 when this bad boy came out. what a trip this scene was on the big screen, let me tell you. felt absolutely badass.
being young and watching this on day 1 of release at the big screen = UNMATCHED BLISS
It's kind of depressing looking back at how good and fun this movie was...knowing now that there are 59 movies after it that go completely off the rails
law of averages - what can I say...? ;O)
@@McD5791 Yes but b4 disney's takeover, this could have been bottom average and we would have gotten a LOT more better results over time...but that's asking too much apparently...
@@wetter4293 Yeah, that's absurd. Iron Man was a 10/10 film. It would be extremely difficult to make a film even equal to it, and yet they still managed to create Captain America: The Winter Soldier, which is widely considered to be equal to if not better than Iron Man.
Ikr
59 Movies?? 😵🤔
THE BEST Marvel character they EVER brought to the big screen. Played by THE BEST suited actor! He is totally believable as Tony Stark. Awesome movie!!
Quite hard to believe its a 2008 movie, the texture, stories, designs aged so well. Marvel did a great job in all these movies and building up the MCU, especially the earlier ones.
RUclips: ** recommends iron man clip **
Me who already watched the whole movie:
My brain: Let's watch it, shall we?
I’m no aviation expert, but the F22 is the coolest looking modern era fighter. It’s apparently an absolute beast and can easily beat the F-35.
Well duh F-35 is suppose to be different with feature such as VTOL for the B version and usable for Carrier ops with the C version
Not as good as F-22 but can take off from Carrier
They look very similar but thats about it, completely different roles, performance and advantages, also the f22 is way more expensive
Not to mention the F-35 BVR capabilities far exceed the F22
Well the F-15C (fighter interceptor) can easily beat the F-16D (strike fighter) too, and yet nobody gives the F-16 shit. That's because one of them (in this case the F-22) is basically designed purely as an air supremacy fighter, with only bare minimum ability to attack ground targets. The F-35 is designed to be the ultimate strike fighter, with far better ground attack and ship attack ability than the F-22 could ever dream of, and it's also got formidable capability in air to air engagements, and that's not even getting into the fact that it's a flying sensor platform and networking node, sharing with and allowing allied units to share whatever they see and hear with everyone else, including targeting info.
1v1 the F22 beats the F35. 10v10, 1x F22 and 9x 4th gens vs 2x F35s and 8x 4th gens, the F35 is better.
The thing about the F35 is that it's far more cost effective than the F22, and it's ability to network with 4th gen fighters is far superior to the F22. Not only does it wreck 4th gen fighters almost as one sidedly as the F22, but when it's done it can use its stealth to fly behind enemy lines with its AESA radar and send incredible amounts of data back to its allied 4th gen fighters. It sees everything and shares that information with legacy fighters, acting as a force multiplier for allied jets.
On top of being better at multirole missions than the F22.
2000s had the best Marvel films. This scene is better than some of the late 2010s/early 2020s Marvel films.
Honestly… something about this scene just works. Somehow still ranks as one of my favorite scenes in the entirety of the MCU.
This scene alone is better than the entire phase 4 already
strange zombie not included then
To value this one scene over a vast universe of content is lame as fuck
That's not a high bar
@@bumholiou Too true sadly
When Ironman saved that dude from falling, I like how everyone in the room was like " WOOH YEAH! That thing we just tried to kill saved one of our guys, alright!"
Let’s shoot it again
@@baggiestshelf5822 Don't forget we need to blame it for what our dumbass pilot did.
I mean to be fair they didn't see what happened, they just heard him yelling over comms that he managed to deploy the parachute.
@@dp8178 ahahah ye how convienent they SEE everything untill that part . Nice plot .
@@iwillnoteatzebugs Where did they see anything.
Had they used nano tech here, no one would have been excited. The mechanical aspect is something that we men loved.
Imagine losing an F22 inside a hostile territory, literally Air Force and US most valuable tecnology asset at the time. I don't know but i believe Tony have started a much bigger conflict. Literally i can imagine thousands of soldiers and vehicles running as fast as possible towards the crash site. The ejecting pilot would problably receive the order to destroy what he can instead of trying to escape.
Congratulations Tony.
Unintentional damage/destruction of government property, unnecessarily endangering a fellow American (the pilot) in hostile airspace. Mr. Stark owes the pilot a ride to the base and not left him in dangerous area. And reimburse the tax payers hard earned money. sheesh rich people gets away with their mistakes. lol : )
the moment that bird went down there was flight of F-35s loaded with ordnance going for the crash site to blow it sky high... there would not have been a piece of scrap more than few milimeters large left ...
@@Asghaad yup, probably even MOABS would be dropped over the crash site.
How the hell is it Stark's fault? The moron who throw him off knowing full well his partner was right behind him caused this.
@@tremedar you entered a no fly zone inside a hostile nation, in the middle of a civil war with a heavily armed exo suit. Even if those Raptors had a malfunction and were lost due to an engine problem, the main reason it happened is because of Tony's intervention in the area.
this part always give me chills and not for a reason you might think
imagine sitting in the control room and listening to this pilot struggling to open his jammed suit knowing he is about to splat in a few seconds
Still the best scene in the best movie in the Marvel universe!!! What a great beginning for the Marvel Universe!!!
Back when the movies were great.
🤓
That pilot who survived the parachute malfunction and saved by Ironman lived to NOT tell the tale. How could he not say to his seniors that he was saved by Ironman. I would have
@J L
Press: So it was a training accident?
Tony Stark: I'm ironman!
Tony's reckless bullshit caused one of the most advanced stealth aircraft, something so advanced that we wouldn't even entertain the idea of selling any of them to our best allies, to crash in some eurasian hellhole where anybody who hates Murrica can score some primo intel on top of the line US fighters. Even in the first movie, Tony is the epitome of a very book smart person who makes the most awful decisions, mostly because of his own overblown ego and narcissim.
@J L and look at the shitstorm that followed that crash. Look at what happened when that F-117 went down in Bosnia in the 90's and when that stealth helicopter went down in the Bin Laden raid. Other pilots had to be risked and aircraft had to be risked to come in and bomb the wreckage and even then in both cases the Russians and Chinese gained valuable intel on our stealth systems from wreckage pieces they obtained. Now imagine some fucking idiot causing us to lose an F-22 only 3 years after the fucking things became operational, and inside a no fly zone of some random eurasian failed state.....all because one fucking asshole had to flex his ego. Even if you justify him going in there without running it by his buddy Rhodes, he had a chance to at least tell him after the fact when Rhodes called and flat out asked him if he had anything operating in the fucking area. It was only until he felt he might be in a little over his head that he called back to confirm it was him, and by then it was too late.
@@22steve5150 except in this universe the F22 quickly becomes an outdated piece of shit that would have 0 say on Americas or the world's fate
@@smoothcheeky8910 Oh well gee, everything worked out so I guess it's time to slurp on Tony Stark's butthole some more huh?
Iron man still has its limits which so what made this film the best. He cannot outrun a sidewinder, he struggles a bit with jets and he is also trying to not kill the pilots while doing so. Mk3 had almost no anti air capability installed which is what made this suit so satisfying to watch when it’s fighting against the raptors
It's the best scene. So intense. Goosebumps to see Ironman giving a hard time to F22s.
This was the good old days, when the iron man suit’s technology actually seemed plausible, and there was only one universe, and there weren’t infinity stones, and it was easy to follow
And a fun ride...
3:14 It's me 🤣🤣🤣🤣💥💥💥
😁😁😁😁
Honestly, nothing in the Avengers series ever really came close to the glory of Ironman
The 1st avengers where tony pushes the nuke into the wormhole is pretty good. I would say it's close.
It's hard to chose what impresses me more. First time, seeing the Iron man suit in action. Or seeing rhe F-22, in action in a movie.
M2 sounds over M61 definitely what doesnt make me happy.
Imagine being in Tony's place, flying happily when suddenly two of the best planes with the most advanced weapons ever created just appear behind you
He should have expected it though cuz it was restricted airspace that is constantly being monitored by the USAF.
This is better in every way than the current Marvel movies we’re getting. Writing, acting, believability, character motivations, immersiveness, themes, visuals, sound design - literally everything.
"You sure you don't have any tech in that area I should know about? Okay...good cause I'm staring at one right now and it's about to be blown to kingdom come!"
Always loved that line! Don Cheadle is great as Rhodey, but I would have loved to see how the character would have been in the later films with Terence Howard!
Love how you can see the flaps go down right before supersonic flight is engaged. The people who did CGI on this movie did an amazing job
1:39
Ironman chose to escape!
Black Adam chose to whack!
😂😂😂
Yess indeed.
Still a breathe-taking classic after all these years with much more advanced animations and so, this is irreplaceble.
I watched this in cinema back in 2008. The visual and sound still amazed me.
This flight physics and cg is better than anything we get today
This scene will always be one of the most iconic ones.
Absolutely NOTHING since Endgame has (or probably will) come close to comparable to this scene!
Lol the opening scene in falcon and the winter soldier is pretty comparable
@@therealbnasty3719 Well I wasn’t sure if I would’ve agreed so I went back to watch. Here’s your 👍🏽and a 🍺!
Endgame was disappointing and it's overrated.
@@MrClassicmetal infinity war and other movies were better. endgame just eh
@@therealbnasty3719 I consider _Winter Soldier_ to be the crown achievement of the MCU franchise. It's the best movie they've ever made.
I can't believe they never had another epic high-speed flight sequence from Iron Man since. Sure, there have been some dogfights but nothing's captured the same feeling that this clip does.
4:44 really nice little detail, the F-22 pilot was ordered to engage Iron Man and instead he went back
The CGI in IronMan will hold up perfectly for decades
Check out "The making of IronMan CGI" on yt. They talk about everything from building the suit design to the User interface inside the suit - truly spectacular work!
Love how tony just casually answers a phone mid flight
Omg how Tony saved the pilot will never fail. Gets me every time I watch this scene.
This scene is more than 10 years old still gives goose bumps
Tony will be fine until Maverick shows up with the F14 Tomcat.
*(Queue Free Bird)*
Tony will rip him out of his jet
Great idea for What If
Maverick would just be much better with a lightning 2 or just an a-10
Maverick: Splitting the throttles! Coming Around!
Tony: You serious? Im a f~ng UFO, dude.
When a man in a suit was the biggest danger in the world of MCU back then. We didn't have lasers, flying men built from stones, raccoons that could talk, spaceships, aliens, or anything like that. I like it when the most powerful person was Iron Man
He has lasers in his suites