Iron Man trailer i HD

[Raskolnikov]

Der er endnu en superhelt på vej til film i år. Det drejer sig om Iron Man. Robert Downey Jr. spiller den metalklædte helt og der er lige kommet en ny trailer i HD.
Desuden spiller den altid fantastiske Jeff Bridges rollen som skurk.

http://media.movies.ign.com/media/034/034317/vids_1.html

De andre trailers kan hentes her:
http://www.drfoster.f2s.com/

Det ser rigtig fedt ud og det virker som at filmen er castet godt. Det enete der skærer lidt i øjenen er lidt for meget brug af CG.
Hvad siger i andre?

[Raskolnikov]

Nyt artwork:
http://www.badtaste.it/index.php?option ... &Itemid=84

[Raskolnikov]

Ny poster:

[zerocool]

Hvad siger i andre?

Yes, det ligner en rigtig fed film. CG'en synes jeg nu umiddelbart også ser ganske veludført ud.

[Raskolnikov]

Nu kan man hente den i en noget bedre QT udgave end WMV versionen.
http://www.drfoster.f2s.com/

Og ny poster

[Raskolnikov]

Endnu en ny poster

[Raskolnikov]

Nye billeder:



Fedt man kan se mennesker inde i bilen....

[LA MOTTA]

Han er dælme stærk..

[Raskolnikov]

En masse nye billeder:

http://joblo.com/iron-man-pics-ii

[sd2100]

Er det ikke en Audi Q7 han er ved at smadre.
Shame on him...

[Raskolnikov]

En tour af settet til den nye film:
http://www.empireonline.com/news/feed.asp?NID=22394

Jeg har først lige nu fundet ud af at instr. er ham der har været med i "venner" som Monica kæreste. Ham der slåser mod Tank Abot i UFC. He he.

[Raskolnikov]

Empires anmeldelse af filmen. 3 ud af 5.
http://www.empireonline.com/reviews/reviewcomplete.asp?FID=9756

[Raskolnikov]

En positiv anmeldelse som ikke har nogle spoilers.

Quote:

I
have a problem with giving films star ratings, or, really, any sort of
numerical rank, but I do appreciate that some people may want a quick
summation without reading too much, so here it is: yes, IRON MAN is
everything you were hoping for.

To qualify that statement, I
should point out that it will only be what you were hoping for if, in
fact, you were hoping for one of the most enjoyable superhero movies
ever made, with no weak spots and brilliant characterisation. Fanboys
with impossibly high standards who are only happy when they're poking
holes in things are going to have their work cut out for them.

I'm
not going to delve into the plot at all -- one of the reasons I
studiously avoided most of the marketing for this film is so I could
have some surprises when I actually watched it, and I'm glad I did --
but I will say that this film should help put to bed the argument that
origin stories are getting tired. I've always felt that complaining
about seeing an origin story in a superhero movie is like complaining
about every romantic comedy featuring a guy and a girl hooking up.
Isn't the origin half the fun? Taking something patently ridiculous and
trying to have it make sense for a cynical 21st century audience? IRON
MAN's origin story actually has its cake and eats it too; somehow, the
film blends a relatively grounded trial-and-error process with moments
of glorious ridiculousness. Watching Tony Stark go from self-centred
weapons manufacturer to noble superhero is the
best part of this film, and it quite rightly focuses most of its energies on this transformation.

Now,
to the directorial stylings of Jon Favreau... Reading interviews with
him early on in the process, I was convinced of his passion and
understanding for the genre, but what impressed me in the film itself
was his handling of the action scenes. Action scenes are typically
considered the most exciting part of any film (which is why you hear so
many stories about studios reshooting films to cram in more tedious car
chases), but they're actually the thing that bores me most. They're
usually so workmanlike and standard, that I find myself looking at my
watch more than the screen. Of course, I've begun to notice that only
happens with directors who are generally considered "action directors".
I think recent trends against the typical action film bear this out.
Genuine action scene excitement is, these days, typically generated by
guys like Paul Greengrass and Peter Jackson; not the names people used
to associate this sort of movie. And that's why it works. Following in
that tradition, Favreau appears to understand why action is supposed to
be exciting, and delivers scenes that are, upon close inspection,
constructed in a very unconventional way.

On to the cast...
Robert Downey Jnr is on screen for practically the entire film, which
in itself is enough to recommend it. I honestly believe this is some of
his best work... and I'd say more about him, but I'm actually trying to
tone down the gushing. Needless to say, he's perfectly suited to the
role; his casting is almost certainly the film's biggest masterstroke.

I'm
afraid I can't fault the supporting cast, either. Jeff Bridges is
predictably great, Terrence Howard continues to prove he's the one of
the best character actors around, and Gwyneth Paltrow matches Downey
Jnr in every scene they share. We hear this claim a lot in press notes
for comic book films, but this time it's true: Pepper Potts is not a
standard damsel-in-distress. She's an active foil to Stark, and an
actual key participant in the climactic battle. I'm a huge fan of
SPIDER-MAN 2 and BATMAN BEGINS, but neither of those films really knew
what to do with their love interest. IRON MAN does. Paltrow tends to
cop a lot of flack, but I've always been a fan. When she's in the right
movie (SE7EN, THE ROYAL TENENBAUMS), she's perfect. Oh, and very glad
to see Clark Gregg getting a lot of screen time. I love Clark Gregg.

I
haven't mentioned special effects yet, mostly because I didn't notice
them. And that's actually a compliment. I couldn't tell the difference
between the practical effects and the CGI because I wasn't sitting
there thinking "Oh, isn't that clever how they rendered those flames";
I was instead watching Iron Man fly. It's not often that you can
immerse yourself completely in a film so wall-to-wall with effects,
which makes the achievement all the more impressive.

This is
usually the part of the review where I'd talk about the moments where
the film dropped the ball, in order to maintain (or manufacture) my
reputation as an objective critic. Sadly for me, I can't find such a
moment, so I'll have to risk your scorn and derision and claims of
plantiness until you see the film this weekend and discover that I was
telling the truth all along.

I still consider SPIDER-MAN 2 to be
the greatest superhero movie to date, but IRON MAN firmly secures its
place as an automatic name-check when we speak about the highlights of
the genre. They can't make the sequel fast enough.

(PS: As a
side note, don't hold your breath for the Samuel L Jackson cameo. The
scene they notoriously filmed with Stark and Nick Fury is, it now
seems, undoubtedly for INCREDIBLE HULK. But there are some great
S.H.I.E.L.D. references that will no doubt pay off in future Marvel
movies.)

kilde: http://www.aintitcool.com/node/36553

[Raskolnikov]

Skal se den tirsdag og glæder mig faktisk. Håber dragten for det meste af filmen er lavet "rigtig" og ikke med en computer.

Har du set den Iron Man?  

[Iron Man]

Skal se den tirsdag og glæder mig faktisk. Håber dragten for det meste af filmen er lavet "rigtig" og ikke med en computer.

Jeg skal se den i Horsens, special fremstilling hvor de fyrer 55 % ekstra op for anlægget.

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