“Don’t waste it. Don’t waste your life.”
After so many years, movies, and TV shows, coming back to where it all began feels simple. Back then, it wasn’t about cameos or the complexity of a gigantic universe.
Iron Man is the story of a conflicted man who has the power to do something greater, and he does. Tony Stark always knew he survived for a reason, just like Bruce Banner with the gamma radiation or Steve Rogers being frozen until…
I was feeling the trip intense, and it had only been 30 minutes, silly silly of me. The movie feels calm for about 10 minutes, then it takes off and never stops until the final scene. It builds intensity as it progresses, it’s not afraid to take risks, and that’s perfect.
I’m curious about the chronology in which they must have filmed the movie, considering Ashton’s physical changes and how adaptable the child actors were. I found their performances amazing.
How…
Besides the obvious (This should have been The Incredible Hulk’s sequel) here’s my thoughts:
The very first scene were we saw Sam, he’s at the bar and does not get charged, Steve would have left the money anyway. I know it might seems exaggerated, yes, it’s a different character, but the soul of Captain America should be there, it’s all about tiny details.
It would have been amazing to see a flashback scene of Isaiah Bradley during his time as…
