Iron Man One

In Marvel Comics, Iron Man is a character who has the power to transform the ordinary into the extraordinary. But his real strength is in his ability to change himself. And he does that by learning to become a more human being, both physically and mentally.

The comic book series began with Tales of Suspense #39 (March 1963) and was written by Jack Kirby and Sol Brodsky, illustrated by Don Heck, and published by Marvel Comics. The first issue of the series featured Stark’s debut as the armored superhero.

A plethora of heroes and villains inhabit the Marvel Universe, but none of them is quite like Tony Stark, a billionaire playboy genius who builds a suit of powered armor for escape from terrorists and later to satisfy his need to bring justice to a world in trouble. He’s a guy with character flaws who wears them on his sleeve.

But he also has the good sense to take his time getting to know his enemies and his own vulnerabilities. He gets to know his best friend, James Rhodes, through their shared adversity, and learns that there are people who are willing to die to help him.

As an actor, Downey is a terrific choice for the role of Tony Stark, and his performances are well-matched with director Jon Favreau’s screenplay. The movie, which has been released in the United States, Australia and Canada, is a good entry into the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Featuring an excellent ensemble cast, this film does not disappoint. The film is a must-see for Marvel fans.

The pacing is very good and the characters are all interesting and well-written. It’s very well shot and the fight scenes are filmed in a way that really looks like they’re taking place.

This is a very good superhero film and it’s definitely the best of the Marvel films to date. The only thing that I didn’t care for was the final battle and the villain.

A few issues are a bit distracting though, like the fact that it’s basically just a mirror that’s fighting him but it’s not exactly that exciting and I think the end could have been better developed to be something more interesting.

It’s a shame that there isn’t more of a connection between Stark and Rhodes or that they aren’t given more of an opportunity to develop the characters. It could have been a great movie if they gave them more time to develop their relationships with one another, which is what I thought this film needed.

Some of the best parts of the movie are in the chemistry between Stark and Rhodes. It’s not surprising to see that Downey and Paltrow are a great team, as is the supporting cast.

It is a fun, action packed movie with a lot of flamboyance that makes it more enjoyable than most movies. It isn’t just a superhero movie though, it’s a great character driven film that is full of emotion and a story that is very relatable to a large amount of people.