[lewislink]

They really did a good job with the graphics and direction of the movie. What I like most about it is the technology is doable ...all but the power source, anyway...and the flying.

There is already such technology around. If anybody remembers the movie, Aliens, those fork lift walking body suits were real and in use in Norway or one of those type countries in that part of the world.

I doubt the durability as displayed when the IronMan suit took armor hit would be doable but the most part of the tech should be.

 

[Lil' Knight]

I've just bought from iTunes last Saturday to enjoy the weekend.
It's really good but there's some exaggeration, something like heroism.
It felt dissappointed that "nothing" happened to his beautiful secretary. Paltrow is always nice as ever.

 

[Seaside]

I read an article in some newspaper about technologies in ironman movie. There're some studies about those technologies. Some are doable, some are not... according to the article. Don't ask me what news paper, I forgot.

I liked the movie very much because watching Gwyneth Paltrow always is good. Robert Downey Jr? who cares.

 

[nylan8301]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lil' Knight /img/forum/go_quote.gif I've just bought from iTunes last Saturday to enjoy the weekend. It's really good but there's some exaggeration, something like heroism. It felt dissappointed that "nothing" happened to his beautiful secretary. Paltrow is always nice as ever.

Ironman really was never about romance (thank heavens!).

Plus, if something happened in the first movie, there wouldn't be enough for the second!

Patience is a virtue.

Nylan

PS: ZAP IT UP, ZAP IT UP, ZAP IT UP IRONMAN!

 

[Lil' Knight]

Quote:

Originally Posted by nylan8301 /img/forum/go_quote.gif Plus, if something happened in the first movie, there wouldn't be enough for the second!

lol
somehow it's true.
We gonna have Paperman.

 

[F107plus5]

Yeah; the tech stuff was fun, but that movie can really get your subwoofer to get up and dance!

Knock the dust offa that driver for sure!!

 

[lewislink]

I laughed my feakin' butt off when Paltrow informed the young lady she was about to escort out one of her duties was once in a while taking out the trash. LMBO!

 

[Omega]

Quote:

Originally Posted by lewislink /img/forum/go_quote.gif They really did a good job with the graphics and direction of the movie. What I like most about it is the technology is doable ...all but the power source, anyway...and the flying. There is already such technology around. If anybody remembers the movie, Aliens, those fork lift walking body suits were real and in use in Norway or one of those type countries in that part of the world. I doubt the durability as displayed when the IronMan suit took armor hit would be doable but the most part of the tech should be.

No way the computer (Jarvis) is do-able with current or near future technology. There is a big difference between speech recognition and asking a computer to make design choices (correctly) for you!

Great movie

 

[lewislink]

This is very interesting:

HAL robotic suit rental is ready for Tony Stark wannabes, the elderly - Engadget

 

[mr56k]

Yea I missed it in theaters but watched it in HD at home. Great movie!

 

[warubozu]

I got a chance to see it in the theater a few months back and really enjoyed it. Definitely a recommended movie.

 

[lewislink]

Looks like Terrance Howard might get to fly around in a suit in the next one. At least he hinted at it when he said, "Next time, baby"

 

[sdheda]

Very good movie. Saw in the theaters a few months back. Can't wait to see it BD, if I ever receive it from Netflix.

 

[spookygonk]

Good film, my second favourite of the year behind Wall-E and ahead of The Dark Knight (just).

 

[lewislink]

I have yet to see the Dark Knight. Is it out on $1 DVD yet?