Review: Iron Man 3 (2013)
Clearly the best yet from Marvels!
Score: 8/10
Iron Man was more of a follow-up to "The Avengers" than Iron Man 2, not
just by dates but also by creative expression.
It starts nicely with 1999 New Year's eve which becomes the back bone
of the story that develops. It has a beautiful mixture in right
proportions of drama, humour (very enjoyable and subtle ones) and of
course the blasts, instead of just sticking to one tone of seriousness
or coolness. Shane Black's taken a bold step by moving out of the
clichés and creating something which has some very innovative moments
of "Superhero Rescue", Iron Man(s) sky spectacle and a couple
unpredictable twists. Everyone's played their part very well, though
Sir Ben Kingsley clearly needs a special mention for his amazing
portrayal of Mandarin. The character builds its image of unstoppable
terror such wonderfully with Kingsley's unique oration style that one
might start thinking that if he continues in the same way, he might
even beat Joker. I find it surprising that it has submerged below 80%
in Rotten Tomatoes and under 8 here in IMDb, since these are the same
people who loved Avengers which if you have a brick by brick comparison
doesn't match up to Iron Man 3's fun and enjoyable experience or even
directorial beauty. A pure summer popcorn movie, thorough entertainment
nevertheless!
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