Imagine the Belgium waffle stand was actually a crucial part of the new element and instead of just getting an upgraded battery it would’ve made him a literal god
Not sure. I've always thought all of that were computer (like the robots helping him wear the suit), but I saw a behind-the-scenes were he actually was interacting with that robot, so now I can't know which is one and which not even if it seems unlikely lmao xDD
What? You are telling me Iron Man is not real? Time heist didn't happen? Thanos is not real? Its all a lie made by someone named Robert who was interacting with air?
Speaking of being a total genius, he discovers a new element, and several years later, a time machine. Were he in real world, he would get Nobel Prize twice.
"Starting out, J.A.R.V.I.S. was just a natural language UI." At 1:29 we get a real clear reminder how advanced Jarvis is in regards to human emotion gauging through the medium of a speech. Tony asks Jarvis a clear question, something most people would try answer. Thing is, Jarvis understand Tony so much he can recognize when Tony is just speaking to air his thoughts and figure out a problem.
One thing I've learned from these movies, is that this storyline is a great metaphor for the possibilities of AI either going great (Jarvis => Vision), and also horribly, Ultron..
deathbunny I've actually done some research, and exodus is an xmen villain, that's connected to apocalypse. He has powers of telepathy, telekinesis and teleportation, among many more. Since this movie is so full of Easter eggs for future films like the location of Wakanda and Atlantis, and even latveria, a country that dr doom runs, so it wouldn't be impossible for them to be referring to this exodus, even though fox owned him at the time.
Even before Endgame I always loved how this movie tells us that whenever Tony's deep in thought he snaps his fingers, I always loved this detail about this scene and I would rewatch it a lot when I was younger- it was my favorite scene because of it and that's how I decided I'd learn how to snap, so I could look/sound cool like him, heh. In Favreau's films Tony is always tapping his fingers or snapping them (especially when thinking) and I really wish that detail had carried over to the new movies. Ofc, these days it just feels like a fantastic bit of continuity.
@@rishabhadiga8864 He could return as an AI. Because in the comics, there is an AI version of Tony. Which was the real Tony but he was inside the AI. But he came back and went old school.
0:37 I love the little sound effects of Master Chief's shields recharging 😄 Definitely should have kept this scene. There's a lot of wonder and mystery in it, and it goes deeper on how he thinks as a person. Also, the lovely bit of music that plays when he says about being taken to school again and thanking of his Dad is gorgeous 😊
Russo Brothers: *Shuri is the smartest character in the MCU* Everyone whose seen all the MCU films: *How can she be smarter than someone who created a new element and decoded time travel ? What other scientific advancements are left ?*
@@lumanchriste you can create a new element in the same way you can create a house. You gather eesources and peice thek together in the right shape. I kay be wrobg about this, but I'm pretty sure plutonium was never found or created in the natural universe until we built a bomb that made it. Smash uraniun together and you get a bunch of plutonium. Same for most of the super heavy elements on the bottom two bars at the bottom of the periodic table. Many of theose elements like Einstinium, Americium, 118, ect, can not be created in anyway in the natural universe. They can only be synthesized in labs for split seconds until they destroy themselves into smaller elements under their own heat. Its not 'pure creation' as much as it is 'assembling'.
i guess nobody understands how important this scene is; for the movie and for character development of Tony. Howard literally discovered an element that was way far ahead of time, because he was a dad trying to protect his ‘legacy’, which follows to Tony doing the same for Peter Parker in the future 😭❤️
I was already impressed with cave scene. That’s what real genius is, when somebody can work from scratch with limited resources…. and to think he created an energy that replaces the heart. comprehending what heart do to our body, how sensitive and powerful it is… that’s not an easy task.
@@conikutchHe didn’t create energy that replaces the heart. His arc reactor keeps the shrapnel from entering his heart by creating a powerful electromagnetic field.
I kinda love how he laughs when he realizes what he's got, sort of the way I laugh when I'm writing and I come up with a plot twist or a line of dialogue I think is really gonna work. :)
Absolutely! I heard it name dropped in Captain Marvel and I was like I've heard that somewhere then it clicked later on in the film when I seen something which I won't spoil here lol
Back when the MCU felt so "down to earth". It was actually kinda friendly. Now the OGs are gone, not gonna lie, I feel like everything is changing, and there's nothing we can do but accept it, accept that we are never seeing Tony, Steve, Clint, Natasha, Thor and Bruce together again.
This scene would make much better sense than the original cuz even Jarvis would have to run simulations on the new element before it can reach the conclusion that it could serve as a legit substitute. But in the movie Jarvis just jumped right to it which is only good for saving a bit of time and kicking up the tempo to the next scene. This is a good scene.
One of the MANY reasons a movie or TV series adaptation of something written as a novel (or comic book series) is rarely as satisfying as the original medium. I WILL admit that the MCU and DCU adaptations work much better than most.
This is such a better scene than the one in the movie. 1stly it shows Tony as smarter than Jarvis which is of course always a good thing and 2ndly it shows the stark pavillion and its elements as electrons more coherently. The colour coding really helps you see whats staying in the rendered 3d model and whats being removed.
Also I like that Jarvis runs a simulation for viability. Unlike in the movie where he's damn certain this thing that no one had ever thought of before absolutely will work as a replacement for this irreplaceable thing that's been killing you, also it won't kill you
Samuele Stievano the globe in the center as the nucleus and all the other structures as protons, and electrons. Whole thing was kind of in the shape of a circle. Pretty ingenious! Awesome imagination Marvel Studios ❤️
It's not just a hologram, its a super computer designed by Tony to make calculations quicker than the human brain can calculate. In short it's Tony's brain on steroids.
@@Tharja-iBW technically speaking he created an ai that can calculate at his level thinking, but could only calculate based on current evidence. Hence why Tony said "you have fun with that I already know it's going to work...." I think I could be paraphrasing. Jarvis was never a computer meant to think faster than him. Tony created an ai that could keep up with him.
Either they nicked it (which wouldn't be out of the ordinary for movie makers) or it is actually from some website or made by some company and both of Marvel and Halo got the rights to.
Marvlotte shows you how far Marvel planned ahead. This is why Marvel is king of Super Hero Movies. They take time to set up their franchises and care for them too, this is what makes them amazing.
This might be a plot hole since he technically hasn’t hacked the info from the SHIELD helicarrier at this point. Might also have some old info from his dad as well.
Actually for an atom as massive as this neutron number would not equal the proton number - it is the neutron number in larger atoms that determines stability of the nucleus, thus Howard Stark's neutron count would help Tony know how to create a stable new element.
I think the size of the buildings might have been an indication of neutron vs proton also the placement would be relative to where in the nucleus the neutron or proton is. The indicated structure of the atom could also help determine which building is a neutron vs proton.
I found ambient sound "from" Quake1 in a movie about two dozen times. First ever, in Stargate, watery prison scene. Half of them are explosions. Specifically, "from" the Doom2 final boss exploding. Nowdays I belive they're not "from" anything: they have to be free libraries, like the famous Willhelm scream (google it),
I don't think it's ever explicitly stated but I love the theory that Howard Stark's research into a new element was based on trying to recreate an infinite stone. Tony's new element is the first step to something even greater
we will never know what exodus is i guess, its either related to the mutant "exodus" or just the xmen in general, maybe even the f4. I hope they havent forgotten about this project, and will address it in phase 4
After watching this clip an ungodly number of times, I just noticed something. A lot of the 'digital wireframe' sound effects were all from Halo. The scan is the shield recharge, and when he highlights the unisphere, the sound is a plasma grenade detonation. Tossing out the irrelevant details of the model also sound like melee attacks.
Thing is though, it's not Vibranium. Vibranium is natural while this 'Starkium' is synthesized. They also have different qualities for the most part since Starkium is based off studies on the Tesseract, hence the glow.
like the others said, no its not Vibranium. What he re-discovered is an element based on the structural energy signature of the Space Stone aka Tesseract. Howard wanted to use the same element, but he lacked the technology to reproduce it hence why he tells Tony in his message about it.
It's not vibranium it's the tesseract, Tesseract cube was made from certain material which can contain huge amount of power in it Probably some space metal like uru metal fromnwhich thors hammer is made of
The Avatar I know right. I started rewatching some scenes today and I'm like "what the hell why did I dislike this movie again?" And it was just the villain part.
Anyone else feels like this make soooo much more sense?? I always watch the original and think about how quick he discovered the series and tested it and all that, but this shows him actually thinking it and running the simulation and everything
The idea of discovering a new element like this is hard to follow in the suspension of disbelief. The difference between every element is just the atomic number. It's like discovering higher numbers. Obviously there's the idea of finally having a method to synthesize it, or just having a good use of it, but it'd be easier to follow to say he found a different structure of lithium or zinc or something, akin to the concept of deuterium being essentially a heavier version of hydrogen. Current "undiscovered" elements are just so dense and unwieldy that they don't form or don't hold structure long enough to be studied, even when made artifically. Correct me where I'm wrong, chemists :)
youmakeitwhatitis that's exactly what I was thinking. It'd be better if his dad had developed a synthesis for an element rather than "discovering" a new element
Perhaps his had just showed him the path to the "island of nuclear stability". That's the main issue with making new elements. We get a lot of highly unstable elements however theoretically once ou get past all these unstable versions, we will eventually reach a stable atom
it's not so much whether you can discover a higher number, it's like you said, the method of synthesizing it. There's a critter called Californium-232 that's apparently the most expensive element in existence because it decays so rapidly. They can MAKE it but it ain't cheap. Same thing here, I suspect. You have to have a reason for the thing to exist in the first place to need to manufacture it.
Obviously it doesn't work as simply put as in the movie, but following the suspension of disbelief, one could assume he synthesized a new, heavy element structured in a stable matrix. For instance, the heaviest known element is Ununoctium, with an atomic mass of 294. In theory, heavier elements than that could be made with significant cost, energy and would decay almost instantly. Let's say Stark found a way to organize the nuclear matter in a very stable state, with an efficient method, and thus "created" a new element with a mass of 300. That in itself implies that, not only he was able to synthesize the heaviest element, he also had to come up with a stable isotope (like you mentioned deuterium) to be even able to use it. It's quite the feat.
2:25 that is the gesture of a real genius. Exhaustion, disbelief of what his mind is currently processing, and that it’s seconds away from being completely true.
I love how absolutely no one, not even die hard fans understand what element he just “discovered”. And no you didn’t know either you just googled it rn.
Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. is the tesseract thing. They likely cut that from the final film because Tony wasn't supposed to have knowledge of project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.
From rediscovering a new element, to figuring out a time-traveling heist... Stark, my man, I'm gonna miss you. I mean, it was gonna happen sooner or later-I never pretended it wasn't. This was the man who launched the MCU as we know it. He's getting old, and let's face it-NOBODY else could be Tony Stark. That armor was MADE for him.
Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.: Research using the Tesseract for FTL travel / teleportation Project G.O.L.I.A.T.H.: Hank Pym and Bill Foster's research on Pym Particles Project E.X.O.D.U.S.: ??? according to the comics, Project Exodus was SHIELD's research into Mutants.
This scene lost me. His dad built a blueprint for a, I can't even remember what. But it was Also secretly a design for a new element that Tony just so happens to need in order to survive. Daddy ex machina.
That doesn't stop it from being a synthetic version of Vibranium. Tony's dad most likely figured out the molecular structure of Vibranium but had no way to synthesis it hence he gave it to Tony to make. Vibranium in its natural form is only found in Wakanda but what Tony has is a synthetic version of it. What other element could he have "re-discovered" ?
It's the blue prints for the pavilion where they have the Stark Expo. Howard's intention was that it would be used for unlimited power for mankind - not that he had any knowledge it would save Tony's life.
It's replicated tesseract energy. Howard got ahold of both the tesseract and Hydra's weapons, which were powered by it, and thus was able to figure out and analyze its outlandish molecular structure...just not able to synthesize it. The arc reactor is a somewhat primitive version of a replicated tesseract (notice that Hydra used oversized arc-like reactors to store the energy for their weapons), but being based on palladium, it had the side effect of being extremely toxic when in contact with Tony's bloodstream. While the whole thing of the schematics is kind of farfetched, the concept of the element isn't all that crazy, and fits the rest of the established marvel lore perfectly. (revisiting the older movies, it's amazing just how well many concepts that would be properly introduced later were already connected and established)
Robert Downey Jr does such a good job in this role. Reminds me of me in high school. Didn’t know what half the stuff I was talking about meant but sure as hell made it sound like I did. Listening to him talk in character, you almost forget that he isn’t a genius who knows what all this means.
This should have been the one left in the movie, it showed him as a relatable person figuring out an issue, taking time small steps and intuition as he moves forward.
While I like the addition of testing it on the Mark 6 framework, I can see why they used the existing scene - Jarvis' congratulating him on creating a new element was a nice addition, and Tony's commentary after the new element model was made felt more natural in the existing one.
I like this version more, since in the original he doesn't color code first to get a better view, he just starts deleting things randomly. The fact that he specifies everything with a concrete structure says a lot more about the way he's looking at things.
project pegaxus is lightspeed airplane basically about tesseract, project goliath more like ant man can transform from small to big, now what is project exodus? is it project include 4 scientist that go to the planet got power and turn into fantastic 4 ?
I kind of hope there is a moment like this between Parker and Stark in the future. Like, I think Marvel will end up using "Exodus" as a way to introduce the X-Men, and it would be really cool if Peter was searching Stark files and come across Tony discovering or documenting the studies in relation to Exodus, but never went public about it. And in a way, he teaches Peter about the X-Men and how they came to be. Then Peter make some comment like "It's been over 10 years now...still the smartest man in the room." .....or something like that.
In Endgame, where Tony and Cpt America were exiting the military base, they met Howard Stark's limo driver named Jarvis - the Voice Actor for 'Jarvis' in the series!
At the end he refers to Project Goliath...in the new Ant-Man trailer, Lawrence Fishburne's (sic) character mentions a project called Goliath which made him giant like Ant-Man in his movies..i guess Tony Stark's dad worked on it with Hank Pym.
I wonder if Project Exodus has something to do with Exodus from The Comics , who has a fragile psyche and held himself against the combined forces of The Avengers and X-Men at some point . 🤔
Andrew Whitcomb basically it's Howard's imitation of an unlimited power source.. being that the tesseract is the space stone..it's power and potential was and still quite possibly is impossible to replicate..if you notice during avengers when tony gets the avengers brief..he pauses and looks at the tesseract.. because it's very similar radiance..this combined with the audio comparison...if you listen closely..hydras weapons in captain America.. powered by the tesseract..have the same sound as iron man pulse canon and chest blast... coincidence maybe..
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Imagine the Belgium waffle stand was actually a crucial part of the new element and instead of just getting an upgraded battery it would’ve made him a literal god
underrated comment lmao
Never underestimate... _the power..._ *of waffles.*
Falls under the “There’s always money in the Banana Stand” rule
The waffle stand was an undercover spy ring and now they are gone :))
imagine?
"Dead for almost 20 years, still taking me to school"
SECOND BEST QUOTE IN THIS MOVIE
And.. The first one?
@@ideossl7753 his father "my best creation, is you"
@@klauserji Third is:
"SIR, I'M GONNA HAVE TO ASK YOU TO EXIT THE DONUT!"
@@Xuruminas to be fair, everything fury said is gold
@@klauserji That is true
Imagine shooting this scene. Robert was just interacting with air.
Not sure.
I've always thought all of that were computer (like the robots helping him wear the suit), but I saw a behind-the-scenes were he actually was interacting with that robot, so now I can't know which is one and which not even if it seems unlikely lmao xDD
@@jasperbudiono295 What the fuck are you talking about?🤣
@@jasperbudiono295 no shit tf you on about? Completely irrelevant and off-topic lol
What? You are telling me Iron Man is not real? Time heist didn't happen? Thanos is not real? Its all a lie made by someone named Robert who was interacting with air?
@@akarshannirwan2261 no, not actually. We believe the same...
Speaking of being a total genius, he discovers a new element, and several years later, a time machine. Were he in real world, he would get Nobel Prize twice.
Screw that, they'd have to make up an award just for him lol. XD
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Nah man they’d create the Stark Award
Or many times considering he has time machine now
He wouldn't give a Fuck to that ...... LoL
0:32
Stark practicing for the Endgame
The snapping.
And he even practiced twice damn
Lol
Made my day, thanks man.
1:20
Released for almost 10 years, still never fails to amaze me.
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same here
🟥❔
"Dead for almost 20 years, and still taking me to school"
Imagine Morgan or Peter or Harley saying that about Tony 😭
Thanks for the tears
It would be a nice call back and how things repeat themselves.
I’m predicting that that’s gonna happen
✋️
Peter?
"Starting out, J.A.R.V.I.S. was just a natural language UI." At 1:29 we get a real clear reminder how advanced Jarvis is in regards to human emotion gauging through the medium of a speech. Tony asks Jarvis a clear question, something most people would try answer. Thing is, Jarvis understand Tony so much he can recognize when Tony is just speaking to air his thoughts and figure out a problem.
One thing I've learned from these movies, is that this storyline is a great metaphor for the possibilities of AI either going great (Jarvis => Vision), and also horribly, Ultron..
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It's actually VISION in disguise as Jarvis.
@@JinKazama92 nice joke lol
@@JinKazama92 It's actually JARVIS who will later be a part of what becomes Vision.
Project:
Pegasus - light speed plane (captain marvel)
Exodus - ?
Goliath - early Pym particle test (ant-man and the wasp)
Exodus might be tesseract stuff his dad worked with
Potential Energy Group/Alternate Sources/United States.
This "tech" was used to build the alternate power source for the iron man core in iron man 2.
deathbunny I've actually done some research, and exodus is an xmen villain, that's connected to apocalypse.
He has powers of telepathy, telekinesis and teleportation, among many more.
Since this movie is so full of Easter eggs for future films like the location of Wakanda and Atlantis, and even latveria, a country that dr doom runs, so it wouldn't be impossible for them to be referring to this exodus, even though fox owned him at the time.
maybe the exodus project is related to sending funtastic 4 teams into space or about testing biological weapons making and producing mutants
@@tarrasque8428 that was pegasus
Even before Endgame I always loved how this movie tells us that whenever Tony's deep in thought he snaps his fingers, I always loved this detail about this scene and I would rewatch it a lot when I was younger- it was my favorite scene because of it and that's how I decided I'd learn how to snap, so I could look/sound cool like him, heh.
In Favreau's films Tony is always tapping his fingers or snapping them (especially when thinking) and I really wish that detail had carried over to the new movies. Ofc, these days it just feels like a fantastic bit of continuity.
oh he snaps his fingers alright...
He prob has adhd
They reserved his energies for the final snap 😢
1:55 i like how even at this point Jarvis doesn’t even know what Tony is trying to get at with this map
Or he's smart enough to know, and he's just playing along :)
tony just came from a trip, assembled the miniature park, asking for Jarvis to scan it… which part of it is clear what he was thinking….
2:57 that smile is priceless, rip stark
He's going to be back ,Gonna be revealed kang was behind Tony's death .The vibranium in his suit should of handled the energy just fine
@@francissobotka8725 bro he ded 💀 aint no recovering from all those infinity stones
@@armansinghbhati8446 he'll be back as an A.I or he'll be replaced by Tom Cruise from another universe
@@rishabhadiga8864 He could return as an AI. Because in the comics, there is an AI version of Tony. Which was the real Tony but he was inside the AI. But he came back and went old school.
I wonder how he looked without the effects
Not much different than Dr. Strange making-off
Like a tweaker in the street corner fighting thanos 😂
I have to say tho RDJ is really good at acting with a green screen. Like his movements look so natural.
Just a person moving his hands with some green screens around him
probably like Avatar the last airbender without VFX
0:37 I love the little sound effects of Master Chief's shields recharging 😄
Definitely should have kept this scene. There's a lot of wonder and mystery in it, and it goes deeper on how he thinks as a person. Also, the lovely bit of music that plays when he says about being taken to school again and thanking of his Dad is gorgeous 😊
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Yeah lol I was looking for such comments 😂
I was looking to see if anybody else noticed it. Nice ear
@@arc4859 I got two of those 👍😜
@@blazingguyop same tripped me out lol
Russo Brothers: *Shuri is the smartest character in the MCU*
Everyone whose seen all the MCU films: *How can she be smarter than someone who created a new element and decoded time travel ? What other scientific advancements are left ?*
And by the way Tony is curse of knowledge
The only scientific achievement left is to create fully self aware artificial intelligence... which he did multiple times.
element can neither be created nor destroyed
marvel have lot of advance sciences but forgot this basic one
@@lumanchriste you can create a new element in the same way you can create a house. You gather eesources and peice thek together in the right shape. I kay be wrobg about this, but I'm pretty sure plutonium was never found or created in the natural universe until we built a bomb that made it. Smash uraniun together and you get a bunch of plutonium. Same for most of the super heavy elements on the bottom two bars at the bottom of the periodic table. Many of theose elements like Einstinium, Americium, 118, ect, can not be created in anyway in the natural universe. They can only be synthesized in labs for split seconds until they destroy themselves into smaller elements under their own heat. Its not 'pure creation' as much as it is 'assembling'.
i guess nobody understands how important this scene is; for the movie and for character development of Tony. Howard literally discovered an element that was way far ahead of time, because he was a dad trying to protect his ‘legacy’, which follows to Tony doing the same for Peter Parker in the future 😭❤️
mendelev created the periodic table and let empty spaces for elements yet to discover, and this before electricity was a thing
These were the moments that made the Iron Man films so great and really showcased Tony Stark as the Genius he truly is.
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I was already impressed with cave scene. That’s what real genius is, when somebody can work from scratch with limited resources…. and to think he created an energy that replaces the heart. comprehending what heart do to our body, how sensitive and powerful it is… that’s not an easy task.
@@conikutchHe didn’t create energy that replaces the heart. His arc reactor keeps the shrapnel from entering his heart by creating a powerful electromagnetic field.
I swear to god I eat up every second of Tony Stark I can find.
I kinda love how he laughs when he realizes what he's got, sort of the way I laugh when I'm writing and I come up with a plot twist or a line of dialogue I think is really gonna work. :)
Now we know what really is the Pegasus Project #CaptainMarvel
Yup Captain Marvel is project
pegisus
And Antman is project Goliath
Now we just need to find out project exodus
yo pensaba que esta escena si estaba en la pelicula
Absolutely! I heard it name dropped in Captain Marvel and I was like I've heard that somewhere then it clicked later on in the film when I seen something which I won't spoil here lol
LeeH1989 what is it ?
@@crispybacon4346 It was research into a new energy source to power faster advanced experimental jets, but I won't say more because of spoilers...
Im kind of confused that is Stark amazing or is his computer amazing.
His computer is amazing because he is.
Jakeasaur Yeah, cause he built that computer.
Jakeasaur Amen. This comment is pure art
you are amazing
He created the computer
Back when the MCU felt so "down to earth". It was actually kinda friendly. Now the OGs are gone, not gonna lie, I feel like everything is changing, and there's nothing we can do but accept it, accept that we are never seeing Tony, Steve, Clint, Natasha, Thor and Bruce together again.
This scene would make much better sense than the original cuz even Jarvis would have to run simulations on the new element before it can reach the conclusion that it could serve as a legit substitute. But in the movie Jarvis just jumped right to it which is only good for saving a bit of time and kicking up the tempo to the next scene. This is a good scene.
One of the MANY reasons a movie or TV series adaptation of something written as a novel (or comic book series) is rarely as satisfying as the original medium. I WILL admit that the MCU and DCU adaptations work much better than most.
Stark and his tech... they are the coolest i've ever seen( on screen)
I watched this in a cave .. with a box of scraps
Gold comment 🤣
I see what you did there 😂
Underrated comment
I like this one much better than the one in the film. Shows his thought process much better and gives a little more info than the actual scene.
This is such a better scene than the one in the movie. 1stly it shows Tony as smarter than Jarvis which is of course always a good thing and 2ndly it shows the stark pavillion and its elements as electrons more coherently. The colour coding really helps you see whats staying in the rendered 3d model and whats being removed.
Also I like that Jarvis runs a simulation for viability. Unlike in the movie where he's damn certain this thing that no one had ever thought of before absolutely will work as a replacement for this irreplaceable thing that's been killing you, also it won't kill you
But later he structured the protons and neutrons of the nucleus using the pavilions as framework .. 2:17
I've never understood how he imagined an atom from that design project...
Samuele Stievano the globe in the center as the nucleus and all the other structures as protons, and electrons. Whole thing was kind of in the shape of a circle. Pretty ingenious! Awesome imagination Marvel Studios ❤️
Because he's literally supposed to be one of the smartest men on the planet.
It's not just a hologram, its a super computer designed by Tony to make calculations quicker than the human brain can calculate. In short it's Tony's brain on steroids.
@@Tharja-iBW technically speaking he created an ai that can calculate at his level thinking, but could only calculate based on current evidence. Hence why Tony said "you have fun with that I already know it's going to work...." I think I could be paraphrasing. Jarvis was never a computer meant to think faster than him. Tony created an ai that could keep up with him.
@@LyonsDenFarm yea that could keep up with him but calculates everything faster than tony
That smile. He looked so happy.
When he says thanks dad =(
thanks for the highlight ! love the material.
@@d3AdLyf3 thanks for the highlight?
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0:36 halo recharge sound
yes xD
j.k00 heard the sound and immediately went to the comment section to see if anyone noticed
j.k00 q
Either they nicked it (which wouldn't be out of the ordinary for movie makers) or it is actually from some website or made by some company and both of Marvel and Halo got the rights to.
j.k00 I was thinking the same thing lmao
When he whispers at 3:26 you can tell they had to turn up the volume making background noise something you can hear.
I think he says "you're gonna be alright kid"
I had forgotten just how amazing these hologram interaction scenes are.
Okay so Project Pegasus and Goliath, Antman and Cap Marvel... Sooo can we assume that Tony knew all about them before we were introduced to them?
Yes..it could be possible.
No, I think he was gonna use Pegasus for the quinjet, since project Pegasus was light-speed planes, but he most likely knew about Goliath.
+Dominic Hoover you think. 😆
Marvlotte shows you how far Marvel planned ahead. This is why Marvel is king of Super Hero Movies. They take time to set up their franchises and care for them too, this is what makes them amazing.
This might be a plot hole since he technically hasn’t hacked the info from the SHIELD helicarrier at this point. Might also have some old info from his dad as well.
As someone who actually attended this fair (in 1965), I was grinning throughout this entire scene.
And those waffles were fantastic!
damn, how old are you? over 50 or 60?
I honestly still don't get what the structure of the pavilions and buildings would mean for the atomic number and relative mass
Ian Sin how many there are is how many electrons and protons and therefore neutrons
Actually for an atom as massive as this neutron number would not equal the proton number - it is the neutron number in larger atoms that determines stability of the nucleus, thus Howard Stark's neutron count would help Tony know how to create a stable new element.
I think the size of the buildings might have been an indication of neutron vs proton also the placement would be relative to where in the nucleus the neutron or proton is. The indicated structure of the atom could also help determine which building is a neutron vs proton.
MrMikado282 well said
physicist or chemist are the words you're looking for...
Nobody else noticed that they used sound effects from Halo for this scene?! ;D
Akmal Nimaladasa I'm sure it's not stolen from Halo, it's likely a generic sound clip that's reused time and time again.
TerraEarthera just like the classic dying argghh
it might have been place holder sound effects.
1:46 Energy Sword sound
I found ambient sound "from" Quake1 in a movie about two dozen times. First ever, in Stargate, watery prison scene.
Half of them are explosions. Specifically, "from" the Doom2 final boss exploding.
Nowdays I belive they're not "from" anything: they have to be free libraries, like the famous Willhelm scream (google it),
For those wondering what is "project exodus"....it is the project that was used on deadpool when he fought wolverine in x-men origins Wolverine
I don't think it's ever explicitly stated but I love the theory that Howard Stark's research into a new element was based on trying to recreate an infinite stone. Tony's new element is the first step to something even greater
I think he was trying to replicate the tesseract
Tony downloaded both shields and hydras plans .
Imagine loosing a piece from the expo set because its so old
The King of Marvel. His mind, knowledge, attitude is pretty amazing 😍✨
Project Pegasus was in captain marvel
and The Avengers
so was project goliath in ant man
we will never know what exodus is i guess, its either related to the mutant "exodus" or just the xmen in general, maybe even the f4. I hope they havent forgotten about this project, and will address it in phase 4
SERGIO BACA aww so butthurt.
@SERGIO BACA Nobody cares about your opinion, diphead.
After watching this clip an ungodly number of times, I just noticed something. A lot of the 'digital wireframe' sound effects were all from Halo. The scan is the shield recharge, and when he highlights the unisphere, the sound is a plasma grenade detonation. Tossing out the irrelevant details of the model also sound like melee attacks.
I love Jarvis. It's always good to know that there's someone you can talk to and trust completely.
He re-discovered vibranium which was under wraps at the time. Then they retconned it so now it’s badassium
Thing is though, it's not Vibranium. Vibranium is natural while this 'Starkium' is synthesized. They also have different qualities for the most part since Starkium is based off studies on the Tesseract, hence the glow.
Nope, he pretty much discover how to use the energies from the Tesseract, like Hydra make in the first Captain America and Mar-Vell in Captain Marvel.
like the others said, no its not Vibranium. What he re-discovered is an element based on the structural energy signature of the Space Stone aka Tesseract. Howard wanted to use the same element, but he lacked the technology to reproduce it hence why he tells Tony in his message about it.
It's not vibranium it's the tesseract,
Tesseract cube was made from certain material which can contain huge amount of power in it
Probably some space metal like uru metal fromnwhich thors hammer is made of
Nobody is confused about the fact that he blows dust from the model while 10 seconds before that it was in a r8 with no roof??
This comment makes me happier than it should.
it was only the front piece that may be cleaned from the air.... not the others behind it 😎
@@johnnyxp64 at the speed he was going naahhhhh the back piece would also have been cleaned
Imagine if he needed the dust particles to visualize the new element? Lol
This movie is really good for Tony's character. Everything else, not so much.
The Avatar I know right. I started rewatching some scenes today and I'm like "what the hell why did I dislike this movie again?" And it was just the villain part.
It's fucking Iron man it's fucking Marvel it's great fucking movie bitch.
The Avatar
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Anyone else feels like this make soooo much more sense?? I always watch the original and think about how quick he discovered the series and tested it and all that, but this shows him actually thinking it and running the simulation and everything
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1:20 tony stark foreshadow in avengers end game
No it's not. People need to stop making these ridiculous comments.
NotNero feelin’ SNAPPY today, are we?
The idea of discovering a new element like this is hard to follow in the suspension of disbelief. The difference between every element is just the atomic number. It's like discovering higher numbers. Obviously there's the idea of finally having a method to synthesize it, or just having a good use of it, but it'd be easier to follow to say he found a different structure of lithium or zinc or something, akin to the concept of deuterium being essentially a heavier version of hydrogen. Current "undiscovered" elements are just so dense and unwieldy that they don't form or don't hold structure long enough to be studied, even when made artifically. Correct me where I'm wrong, chemists :)
youmakeitwhatitis that's exactly what I was thinking. It'd be better if his dad had developed a synthesis for an element rather than "discovering" a new element
Perhaps his had just showed him the path to the "island of nuclear stability". That's the main issue with making new elements. We get a lot of highly unstable elements however theoretically once ou get past all these unstable versions, we will eventually reach a stable atom
it's not so much whether you can discover a higher number, it's like you said, the method of synthesizing it. There's a critter called Californium-232 that's apparently the most expensive element in existence because it decays so rapidly. They can MAKE it but it ain't cheap. Same thing here, I suspect. You have to have a reason for the thing to exist in the first place to need to manufacture it.
Obviously it doesn't work as simply put as in the movie, but following the suspension of disbelief, one could assume he synthesized a new, heavy element structured in a stable matrix. For instance, the heaviest known element is Ununoctium, with an atomic mass of 294. In theory, heavier elements than that could be made with significant cost, energy and would decay almost instantly. Let's say Stark found a way to organize the nuclear matter in a very stable state, with an efficient method, and thus "created" a new element with a mass of 300. That in itself implies that, not only he was able to synthesize the heaviest element, he also had to come up with a stable isotope (like you mentioned deuterium) to be even able to use it. It's quite the feat.
The unrealized power of the neosphere
This the coolest scene the entire MCU
Hey, he mentioned Goliath! :D
Michael Lam yeah... i wonder if he got something to do with project goliath... or maybe his dad's work when he was in SHEILD...
hanif ruslan it does, pym and stark worked together for a few years and by extension so did Goliath and ghost's father
He also mentioned Pegasus, the project focused on Captain Marvel's filme.
Phillistines.... I hate these guys.
2:25 that is the gesture of a real genius.
Exhaustion, disbelief of what his mind is currently processing, and that it’s seconds away from being completely true.
The hologram wireframe gives out Shield recharge sound of Masterchief from Halo CE...that's a nice touch
I love how absolutely no one, not even die hard fans understand what element he just “discovered”.
And no you didn’t know either you just googled it rn.
Dead for almost 20 years and still taking me to school. This line should be also said by Peter.
Anyone else hearing the Halo "shield recharge" sound when Jarvis vacuforms the model??
"Thanks Dad..." ❤
Watching Tony work is probably my favorite part of this franchise.
"Go to the store, and bring me everything from proyect pegasus"
Tony Stark confirmed brony.
pegasus, what is gonna do, use the governments secret time travel system to go back and ask his old man about the element?!
Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S. is the tesseract thing. They likely cut that from the final film because Tony wasn't supposed to have knowledge of project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.
He also mentions project Goliath, which is mentioned in the latest Antman trailer.
wil fri Captain Marvel!!
Iron man movies show more detective work than batman movies
From rediscovering a new element, to figuring out a time-traveling heist... Stark, my man, I'm gonna miss you. I mean, it was gonna happen sooner or later-I never pretended it wasn't. This was the man who launched the MCU as we know it. He's getting old, and let's face it-NOBODY else could be Tony Stark. That armor was MADE for him.
EXACTLY...
GET READY FOR A MAJOR REMODEL....
Project P.E.G.A.S.U.S.: Research using the Tesseract for FTL travel / teleportation
Project G.O.L.I.A.T.H.: Hank Pym and Bill Foster's research on Pym Particles
Project E.X.O.D.U.S.: ???
according to the comics, Project Exodus was SHIELD's research into Mutants.
This scene lost me. His dad built a blueprint for a, I can't even remember what. But it was Also secretly a design for a new element that Tony just so happens to need in order to survive.
Daddy ex machina.
The element was Vibranium which is rare/unknown outside higher ups in Shield and Wakanda.
That doesn't stop it from being a synthetic version of Vibranium. Tony's dad most likely figured out the molecular structure of Vibranium but had no way to synthesis it hence he gave it to Tony to make. Vibranium in its natural form is only found in Wakanda but what Tony has is a synthetic version of it. What other element could he have "re-discovered" ?
Caeruleus Aurum The only synthetic version of vibranium is adamantium, which still isn’t close.
It's the blue prints for the pavilion where they have the Stark Expo. Howard's intention was that it would be used for unlimited power for mankind - not that he had any knowledge it would save Tony's life.
It's replicated tesseract energy. Howard got ahold of both the tesseract and Hydra's weapons, which were powered by it, and thus was able to figure out and analyze its outlandish molecular structure...just not able to synthesize it. The arc reactor is a somewhat primitive version of a replicated tesseract (notice that Hydra used oversized arc-like reactors to store the energy for their weapons), but being based on palladium, it had the side effect of being extremely toxic when in contact with Tony's bloodstream. While the whole thing of the schematics is kind of farfetched, the concept of the element isn't all that crazy, and fits the rest of the established marvel lore perfectly. (revisiting the older movies, it's amazing just how well many concepts that would be properly introduced later were already connected and established)
And for everyone who was wondering how Tony snapped so easily, he got practice, that's how.
Been watching so many deleted scenes, and can’t help but felt so disappointed and wondered why they had to deleted all those scenes.
So basically he discovers the Star Trek Omega Particle.
Robert Downey Jr does such a good job in this role. Reminds me of me in high school. Didn’t know what half the stuff I was talking about meant but sure as hell made it sound like I did. Listening to him talk in character, you almost forget that he isn’t a genius who knows what all this means.
This should have been the one left in the movie, it showed him as a relatable person figuring out an issue, taking time small steps and intuition as he moves forward.
"I think you're gonna be okay kid." awww tony
While I like the addition of testing it on the Mark 6 framework, I can see why they used the existing scene - Jarvis' congratulating him on creating a new element was a nice addition, and Tony's commentary after the new element model was made felt more natural in the existing one.
I can't believe this Great clip deleted/removed from the Movie
It's nice to have an Ai you can order and talk to.
Project Goliath is mentioned in ant man and the wasp
3:26 "I think you're gonna be alright Cap?"
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I like this version more, since in the original he doesn't color code first to get a better view, he just starts deleting things randomly.
The fact that he specifies everything with a concrete structure says a lot more about the way he's looking at things.
It was nice to see Tony being grateful to someone..especially his dad
why is halo 1 sounds in here? the plasma grenate + shield regen sound
I thought I heard that too
Hackuna MyTatas well it says they coyright the sound in this movie to there
And energy sword
Placeholder sound effects. Since this version scene never made it into the final cut they didn't have the sound team work on it
josbird These are the sounds used in the real scene. The only thing "cut" is the extended part, where he pulls up the Mark 6 suit
project pegaxus is lightspeed airplane basically about tesseract, project goliath more like ant man can transform from small to big, now what is project exodus? is it project include 4 scientist that go to the planet got power and turn into fantastic 4 ?
It was the project where mutants were created
I kind of hope there is a moment like this between Parker and Stark in the future. Like, I think Marvel will end up using "Exodus" as a way to introduce the X-Men, and it would be really cool if Peter was searching Stark files and come across Tony discovering or documenting the studies in relation to Exodus, but never went public about it. And in a way, he teaches Peter about the X-Men and how they came to be. Then Peter make some comment like "It's been over 10 years now...still the smartest man in the room." .....or something like that.
So he drives the model all the way to his house sticking out of his car with the top down, and there's still dust on it....
It's sad that this scene was cut short, but atleast they could have kept the awesome cool computing sound of the holographic simulations.
“I’m iron man “
Love you 3000 times
so here's Goliath project mentioned.
so is PEGASUS in captain marvel
In this scene there is Easter egg for Ant-Man 2 when Tony said project Golia🤔💪
Luis can you tell me specifically what scene? Thanksssss 🙏
Another easter egg... He said "project pegasus" too... Captain Marvel.
Also exodus is something to do with the xmen I think
In Endgame, where Tony and Cpt America were exiting the military base, they met Howard Stark's limo driver named Jarvis - the Voice Actor for 'Jarvis' in the series!
Ah, with the help of the ChatGPT, I think we are at the beginning of the future now
0:37 Halo 1 shield recharge sound effect lol.
The Tony Stark we know and love, working in his engineering lab.😀
At the end he refers to Project Goliath...in the new Ant-Man trailer, Lawrence Fishburne's (sic) character mentions a project called Goliath which made him giant like Ant-Man in his movies..i guess Tony Stark's dad worked on it with Hank Pym.
He mention Project Pegasus... the same project that give Captain Marvel her powers.
Comments are mentioning references that they came back to years later again. It's amazing how well planned out this whole thing is.
a new element is threated like the biggest discovery ever when in theory is just an atom with more protons, i can imagine a new element right now
I wonder if Project Exodus has something to do with Exodus from The Comics , who has a fragile psyche and held himself against the combined forces of The Avengers and X-Men at some point . 🤔
The creation of the new element has to be based off howard Starks brief study of the tesseract
ohhh.nice thinking there.
Raymond Chavez So the new element is from the tesserae?
Andrew Whitcomb basically it's Howard's imitation of an unlimited power source.. being that the tesseract is the space stone..it's power and potential was and still quite possibly is impossible to replicate..if you notice during avengers when tony gets the avengers brief..he pauses and looks at the tesseract.. because it's very similar radiance..this combined with the audio comparison...if you listen closely..hydras weapons in captain America.. powered by the tesseract..have the same sound as iron man pulse canon and chest blast... coincidence maybe..
Tony really does snap a lot Well. More than Thanos.
oh boy
this guy predicted it
Sweeze oops
I love the idea that to "discover an element" you just need to configure neutrons and protons into the right format and that's it
Tony is the kind of kid who would bring the cure for cancer as his middle school biology project