Iron Man

Was going to watch it but watched Harold and Kumar instead.

 

I saw the trailers and it seemed poorly written/ drug boy seemed to play himself. I heard a few different trailers over the radio and I got the same feeling. Did you notice that in the movie?

 

He is actually the perfect choice to play Tony Stark. Stark was an alcoholic in the comic books....

 

Iron Man is cool but Silver Surfer would kick his but

 

Cloverfiled will eat both of them !

 

You're clearly crazy, as the Silver Surfer is a demi-god imbued with a portion of Galactus' (devourer of worlds) cosmic powers. He can exceed the speed of light, and is virtually indestructible! Presumably the Cloverfield lizard-thing was destroyed by a nuke, since the government was able to salvage the footage from Central Park, so I'm assuming they found some method by which to kill it. The jury is still out, however, on Iron Man vs. Cloverfield...

Re: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_surfer#Powers_and_abilities and http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galactus#Powers_and_abilities

 

Godzilla Rules !!!!!

 

http://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/iron_man/news/1725305/

 

If you can for a moment, remove a comic book film from it's genre and view it just as a film and it still stands up, then I believe it's a great movie. Batman Begins did this for me as it was such a grand story with characters who you could care about and great performances from the actors portraying them. I love comic book movies but usually have to just relegate them to the faults of their genre and enjoy them for what they are. Iron Man, like Batman Begins, actually has something to offer the viewer. It's a great balance of drama and action. I don't think the previews do the movie justice. The Super Bowl spot in particular actually did the movie a disservice as it featured special effects shots that were not yet finished. Truth be told the finished product looks spectacular. I know no technology like this exists but for two hours I was thoroughly captured by this star turned drug addict, playing a millionaire industrialist/playboy using technology that doesn't exist, fighting the evils of the world.

 

If you go see it, make sure to stay until the end of credits...

 

why did he put 2007 on the ticket?

 

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LOL!

 

straight from the Wiki on the Cloverfield ending (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cloverfield):

The film continues with Rob and Beth's Coney Island date, during which a distant object can be seen falling from the sky and crashing into the ocean.

At the end of the closing credits, a short radio transmission is played, in which a voice seems to whisper, "Help us" (reversing this clip reveals the voice is actually saying "It's still alive").

Obviously Clover is some sort of godlike/otherworldly being, as it cannot be damaged or injured via conventional weaponary. Not technology or even Black Sabbath can save Iron Man from receiving a herculean crushing in this matchup.


Back on topic, the movie looks like a lot of fun.

 

If you've ever met the dude you'd know why.. he's not exactly "all there".

 

Ha ha, Dilan REALLY got an early screening.

 

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This guy is even closer.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6744612372434486734&q=Howard%20Hughes&hl=en

 

It was his hotel room number, and he wanted Dilan to come up and go down

 

Me and the droogs don't mind a bit of the ol' in 'n out after a tidy spot of the ultravoilence at the milk bar.